Salvation Army hears dynamic author in Cedar Rapids
Brigadier Sallie Chesham of Chicago spoke at the Salvation Army meeting about its 100 years of crusading and its American 1880 arrival. She praised love over hate, shared anecdotes from the Army’s history, and highlighted support from local groups and a $500 donation for a canteen truck.
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Sallie Chesham
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William Booth
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America
Cedar Rapids Salvation Army
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Jaycees
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YMCA
Bullets Found From School Cartridges Spark Search
Fifty more dangerous 22 caliber cartridges were turned in to Cedar Rapids police after a shell exploded in a Washington high school corridor injuring five students. Readings traced the bullets to a vacant Ninth Street SE home. Police say about 300 cartridges were missing and warn the public to surrender any found rounds.
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Washington High School
Tyler School
Ninth Street
Lester Woodward
Police Juvenile Bureau
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Brigadier Chesham
Army
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Minnesota Man's Car Hits Horse
A car struck a horse on Sixth Street Road SW one mile south of Waconia Road injuring the horse and causing about 400 dollars in damage. The driver David J. Newton 23 of St Paul was uninjured. The horse had a broken leg and was euthanized by Linn Deputy Sheriff Richard Sanders. The horse owner's name was not released.
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St. Paul,Minn
Sixth Street Road
Waconia Road
Linn
Richard ‘Sanders
Purse Reported Stolen From Roosevelt Hotel Hallway
Barbara Snyder reports a purse containing 300 dollars stolen from the Roosevelt hotel hallway outside her room. The owner is identified as Mrs. Juanita Snyder of Buena Park California, staying at the hotel. Police were notified Thursday.
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Oakland
Juanita Snyder
Buena Park, Calif
Roosevelt Hotel
Car theft and vandalism charges follow Cedar Rapids incident
A Cedar Rapids man Ronald L Neese and Cathy D Cadwallader faced injuries or tampering with a motor vehicle charges after taking a farmer Meeks car to push their own car from a ditch. Neese pled guilty to the charge and got 3 days in Linn county jail while Cadwallader pled innocent and awaits trial on June 2. Cadwallader also charged with driving without a license, fined $10 and costs.
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Ronald L. Neese
Avenue XV
Linn County
Cathy D. Cadwallader
Avenue NW
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Neese
Sight and wed to get it a lost claim says she
A fragmented line notes someone missing a possession she believed she had but now says it is gone. The snippet emphasizes loss and assertion of ownership without further context or details.
Innocent Verdict in Reformatory Beath
A district court jury acquitted Jake E Williams of second degree murder in the stabbing death of Richard Lee Sanders at the men's reformatory. The trial began Tuesday and the verdict came at 10 50 a.m. Friday. Williams, 23, from Des Moines, is serving a five year larceny sentence and entered the reformatory in November 1964.
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Jake E. Williams
Des Moines
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Richard Lee Sanders
Waterloo
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Tax Withholding Debate at Linn County GOP Convention
A report claims that about five of six Iowans have excess tax withholding. Linn county Republicans meet Friday at the Roosevelt hotel to begin the convention and elect officers for 1966-68. Delegates and alternates will be chosen for the state convention in Des Moines June 17-18.
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Roosevelt Hotel
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Convention Resolutions Committee
State Platform Committee
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Convention Names Keynote Speaker
Dudley Taylor chairs the event with Mrs. Forrest K. Rice among speakers. Cedar Rapids Mayor Robert Johnson, a candidate for the Second District congressman, will deliver the keynote at Friday's convention.
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Central Committee
Dudley Taylor
Forrest K. Rice
Cedar Rapids
Robert Johnson
Road e o Contest Sees 55 Entries In Cedar Rapids
Fifty five entries have been received for the 1966 Jaycee Teen age Road e o. Written tests were administered this week by driving instructors at the city's high schools. Winners receive trophies and savings bonds and will compete in the state contest in Cedar Rapids. Second and third place receive plaques and cash. The driving skill segment is Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Lindale Plaza. The project is co sponsored by Mercury City shopping centers.
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Lindale Pla
Mercury City
Wage dispute suits filed involving Cedar Rapids firm and others
A Tipton man seeks back wages of 1341.78 for May 9, 1964 to Nov 27, 1965 from Hargrave Construction Co of Cedar Rapids, plus similar liquidated damages. Charles Bender, a timekeeper, claims owed. A default judgment of 580.39 plus interest and costs was entered against a Manchester man. The government filed a civil suit against Herbert D. Boardman over federal crop insurance payments.
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Hargrave Construction Co
Cedar Rapids
Charles Bender
John J. O’connor
Manchester
Herbert D. Board
Motorcycle Mishaps Injure Two C.R. Men
Two Cedar Rapids men sustained minor injuries in motorcycle crashes on Thursday. Kenneth R. Huerter, 16, of 117 First Avenue SW, suffered facial and limb injuries when his bike hit a rock and overturned at Sixth Street and Fourth Avenue SW around 11 a.m. Robert J. Gagnon, 18, of 4504 Regal Avenue NE, received a forehead laceration when his cycle hit a stopped truck at First Avenue and 33rd Street NE at 5:08 p.m. Gagnon was charged with failing to have his vehicle under control.
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Kenneth R. Huerter
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Fourth Avenue
Robert J. Gagnon
Regal Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Gagnon
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