Weather forecast and obituaries mix in regional notices
The Daily Record prints a regional forecast with temperatures and thunderstorm chances across districts including Spokane and Des Moines areas. It lists near normal highs and lows for Friday through Monday and notes minor day to day changes with light precipitation. Obituary notices follow for Hulda R. James and others with service details, locations, and funeral homes.
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Bismarck
Chitace
Orleans
Rover
York
Spokane
Yowa
New Delhi Editor Visits Cedar Rapids as 1958 Tour Unfolds
Balasubramanian, assistant editor of Hindustan Times New Delhi with 64,000 circulation, arrives Cedar Rapids by train from Chicago Friday evening. He tours the Gazette office and local sites, attends the band festival, queen’s luncheon, a small Sheraton dinner, and a Quaker Oats tour, then leaves for San Francisco Monday night under the State Department exchange program.
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Luls Weenkeliu
V. Balasubramanian
Hindustan Times
New Delhi
Balasubramanian
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
San Francisco
Gazette
Sheraton
Montrose
Mercy
Kinney
Frank
Robert €. Armstrongs
19Th St
Tompkins
Will
Estersam
24Th Ave
Daugh
Cady
Stanley
Ihe Wilson and Company Packing Watkins
Rotary Club
Quaker -Oats Company
Eastern Town Breeders, Inc
Amana
Stats Department
Tear Gas Breaks Up Camden Drag Rally At Airport
Police and firemen used hoses and tear gas to disperse about 2 000 drag racers at an old Camden airport. Cars from Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and New Jersey joined the event as youths pelted stones. two youths held on $105 bond for dis orderly conduct.
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Camden
Russell Walton
SOS
Walton
Pennsylvania
Telaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Acorn Beauty Awarded at Final Chapel at Coe College
Coe College honors Acorn beauty Harbara Beals of Rockford Illinois representing Chi Omega during final chapel. Attendants include Pat Kamerling Lisbon and Susan Lawson Cedar Rapids. Miss Alma Turechek honored for church work. service details noted. Burial at Mt. Calvary follows.
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Coe College
Steve Allen
Acorn
Coe
Acorn Beauty
Har J Bara Beals
Rockford
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Pat Kamerling
Lisbon
Alpha Xi [Delta
Susan Lawson
Ce ‘Dar Rapids
Delta Delta Delta
St. Matthew's
Alma Turechek
Msgr. J
D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary
AsPather Kearn
The
Knights of Stroll
Columbus
Turechek
Murdoch
Joseph E. McCabe
Athlatia Tarantar Twralhy
I Boegel Contacts World Voyager by Side Band Radio
Cedar Rapids amateur radio operator Charles W. Boegel Jr. spoke Tuesday night with world voyager Danny Weill aboard the yacht Yasme Jr off the Canary Islands. Weill plans to set up portable stations on islands to reach previously unreachable territories and finances his trips through lectures and contributions. He is sailing for the Virgin Islands for fuel before working radio gear on nearby isles. Weill previously survived a reef incident near Australia and a later ship explosion after salvaging an earlier vessel. He now commands the third long voyage ship in recent years.
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Cedar Rapids
Canary Islands
Charles W. Boegel
Center Foint Road
Danny Weills
England
Weill
Cedar Valley Radio Club
Calling Radio Company
Boegel
Wanderer
English
Market Place Want Ad From Mr Palmer Draws Buyers
First person narrative notes Mr Roger Palmer of 22 24th St NW ran a low-cost Gazette Want Ad. Prospective buyers read and respond daily. locals in Eastern Iowa can contact Ad Taker at EM 21121 to place an ad for unused items.
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Roger Palmer
24Th St. NW
Want
Iowa
Unknowns Lie in State at Capitol
The Unknowns of World War II and Korea lie in state at the Capitol rotunda after arrival aboard a destroyer. Vice president Nixon and dignitaries observe as flag draped caskets are placed, with the public filing past the Bronze coffins before Memorial Day honors.
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Washington
Capitol
Jones
Thhem
Nixon
Deaths Charles A Stoltz 76 Cedar Rapids native dies in Arizona
Charles A Stoltz 76 a retired Allis Chalmers machinist and Cedar Rapids resident for 22 years died Monday in Phoenix Arizona while visiting his daughter He was born March 28 1882 in Embuque and belonged to St Matthew s church Knights of Columbus the Eagles and the Retired Men s club at Allis Chalmers He is survived by his daughter Mrs Donald Ralston a brother Frank of Memphis Tennessee and two sisters Mrs Arthur Becker Spinney Hill Saskatchewan and Mrs Carrie Foughy St Cathar ine Ontario.
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Charles A. Stoltz
Allis-Chalmers
Cedar Rapids
Phoenix
Ariz
Embuque
St. Matthew's Church
Knights of Columbus
The
Eagles
Donald
Janel )Ralston
Frank
Memphis
Tenn
Arthur
Mabel Becker
Spinney Hill
Saskatchewan
Carrie Foughy
St. Cathérine. Ont
Four youths sentenced in gang killing case in New York
In New York, four youths convicted of second degree murder for the gang killing of a polio crippled 15 year old were given prison terms. Charles Sorton, 18, and Louis Alvarez, 17, received 20 years to life. Leroy Birch, 19, drew 7 ½ to 15 years and Leoncio de Leon, 17, 5 to 15 years.
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New York
Bae
Charles Sorton
Louis Alvarez
Leroy Birch
Leoncio de Leon
Howa Driver Can Collect Points in Six States
Des Moines AP report says Iowa will coordinate with Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Kentucky and Missouri to report traffic violations by Iowa drivers and add points to Iowa records during the Memorial Day weekend. State Safety Commissioner Russell Brown announced the plan after a conference call with safety chiefs. He warned drivers in other states to follow traffic laws and Iowa drivers abroad to expect strict enforcement.
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Des Moines
Midwest
Iowa
Russell Brown
Brown
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Towa Safety Department
Utilities To Pool Electric Power Capacities
Five Iowa utilities signed an agreement to pool their generating capacities with effect July 1 if approved by the Federal Power Commission. Members include News Electric Light and Power Cedar Rapids Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Davenport Iowa Power and Light Des Moines Public Service Sioux City and Iowa Southern Utilities Centerville.
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Des Moines
UPL
Federal Power Commission
Xews Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa-Tlinois Gas and Electric Company
Davenport
Iowa Power Gnd Light Company
Iowa Public Service Company
Sioux City
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Centerville
Fifth Exchange Student from CR and Marion Named
Cedar Rapids and Marion schools announce Anne Chatipar Jo Anne as the fifth student to study abroad this summer with American Field Service. She will fly from New York late in the season to spend the summer in Italy with an AFS host family. Allen Burns of Washington heads to Seattle then Yokohama for a Tokyo summer placement.
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Anne Chatipar
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Jo Anne
Henry W. Chatipar
Twenty-second Ave
Italy
New York
Tyne
Washington
AFS
Allen Burns
Seattle
Yokohama
Tokyo
Work Force Survey Postponed by Cedar Rapids Chamber
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce announced postponement of the "Work Force Survey" planned for this summer in Cedar Rapids. Co-sponsored by the Iowa Employment Security Commission, the survey aimed to be financed by the U S labor department. Officials hope to reschedule for summer 1959.
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Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Office Adjusts Cedar Rapids Summer Hours
The U S Revenue Bureau office in Cedar Rapids will open and close a half hour earlier for the summer, from next week through August 29, with hours from 9 a.m. to 4 15 p.m. Regular hours run to 4 45. The cashier’s office will be released daily between 10 a.m. and noon.
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U.S. Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Kopecky
Which Plant Survives The Issue Of Our Time
The article reports on Secretary of State Dulles contrasting two plant outputs ministers and atom bombs as a decisive issue of our era. He warns which output will prevail defines humanity. A separate item notes a suspicious object off Rio de Janeiro believed to be a submarine during a training cruise.
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New York
Dulles
Tennessee
Rio Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Ris
Benevente
Howver
Two 18 Year Olds Face Delinquency Counts
Two 18 year olds faced district court on delinquency charges. Lyle Spinler received a suspended 30 day sentence after pleading guilty to spending with a 4 year old in a car. Judy Gerard had a grand jury submission ordered after being found in a parked car with a 15 year old. Paul Schoenbeck won judgment for 3674.80 against Hubert Clark. Peoples Bank and Trust dismissed two suits including a promissory note action against Velora Adney and a replevin action against La Vern Grimm.
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Lyle R. Spinler
Central City Route 2
Floyd Philbrick
Spinler
Judy Gerard
Fourth Ave
Linn County, Grand Jury
Philbrick
Puice
Paul Schoenbeck
Hubert E. Clark
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Velora Adney
Velora Rierson
LaVern Grimm
Air Age Education Workshop at ISU Gets $1000 Scholarship
Cedar Falls scholars receive a $1000 Iowa Aeronautics Commission grant for a summer eight week air age education workshop at Iowa State Teachers College. The program runs June 16 to August 4 for graduate or undergraduate credit for teachers and administrators.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Aeronautics Commission
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Jets collide at Cannon AFB kill three pilots
Three pilots died Tuesday in a collision of two Super Sabre jets over Cannon Air Force Base in Clovis New Mexico. None of the victims were from Iowa.
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Jeis
Nic
Clovis
N. M
Cannon Air Force Base
Iowa
Man suffers hand injuries in incident. suspect charged
Tom Mets, 32, of 1722 Blake Blvd SE, was treated at St Luke’s hospital for severe hand injuries after an early Wednesday incident under police investigation. Richard Hollands of Cleveland told officers he picked up Getty Me Anaily at 877 Daniels St NE around 3 am. Me Anaily allegedly pounded a windshield and smashed a car window before fleeing. Me Anaily was hospitalized and Mrs McAnally signed information charging him with disturbing the peace.
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Rom Mais
Tom Mets
Blakeblvd
St. T Luke’s Hospital
Mets
Richard Hollands
Cleveland
Getty Me
Anaily
Daniels St
Meis
Hollands
Cedar Rapids Condemnation Awards Set for Street Projects
A Cedar Rapids condemnation commission awarded 5300 in one of several proceedings against local property owners as part of the Cottage Grove and Fiftieth Street NE road widening projects. Names listed include Genevieve F. German and groups on Cottage Grove and Wiffield streets. Appeals may be brought to district court from these commission decisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Genevieve F. German
Cottage Grove
Robert
Virginia Weir
Edwin and
Maye McCoy
Abbott
Joan Lipsky
Wiffield Street
Claude
Merle Pellock
Diliman
Mildred Beck
Mazel M. Reams
Edward D. Broderick
District Court
Condemnation Commission
James H. Smith
Louis J. Pochobradsky
Emil Pazdera
William Rinderknecht
John J. Zachar
Kenneth £ E. Crooks
Douglas B. West
Office entry leads to intoxication charge after break in
Pay-N-Taker lumber yard on Sixth Street Road SW opened Wednesday morning to find a broken door glass and two men inside. One man, Jack Summers of Keokuk, claimed his California tagged car and billfold with $20 were stolen. He showed facial abrasions and a blood-stained shirt but could not recall events from the night before. Summers was jailed on intoxication charges pending further inquiry.
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Sixth Street Road
Maynard Meacham
Jack Summers
Keokuk
Larry Condon
Summers
Condon
California
Four Teenagers Sentenced in Lewdness Case
Four teenage boys drew four month jail terms with two months suspended for lewdness in a Fifth Avenue SE apartment incident on May 6. A 21 year old married woman was given until Thursday to plead to the same charge. Three juvenile girls ages 10 and 15 were also involved and ordered to report to juvenile authorities.
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Thes& Persons
Fifth Avenue SE
L Floyd Philbrick
Leroy Stewart
Fifth Ave
Paul Chesmore
Second St. NW
Robert Grey
Roger Greena
House Fund Unit Orders Anti-Sub Missile Speedup
The House appropriations committee ordered a speedup in missile and anti-submarine warfare programs and recommended 38.31 billion dollars in defense funding for the coming year. They approved 113.6 million more than the Defense Department asked, vetoed reductions to the National Guard Army reserves and Marine Corps, and funded new missile launching nuclear submarines instead of the five proposed by President Eisenhower. The panel also allotted 2.733 billion for research and development, including 5 million for spare research. All recommendations await House action next week.
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House
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Defense
Defense Department
National Guard
Army
Marine Corps
Eisenhower
Congress
Department
Rep
Mahon
D-Texas
King Fellowship
Rowena Conmarine Corps
National Foree
Cornell
Ave
Cornell Uni
Ithaca
N.Y
National defense budget boosts and Navy expansion plans
A committee recommends large increases to national defense funds including 81.9 million for Guard and reserve forces, 649.0 million for nuclear-capable ships, and 90 million for bomber modernization. It backs 864 ships next year and crews on submarines and destroyers while cautioning on an extra aircraft carrier.
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Eisenhotwer
End to Unmerited Flight Pay Sought by House Panel
The House appropriations committee urged ending desk-bound officers’ monthly flight pay unless they fly combat missions. The report notes flight pay was meant for hazardous duty and should apply only to those who merit it, amid new pay legislation.
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Washington (Ap
House Appropriations Committee
Rationing Halted In East Germany
East Germany ends food rationing begun by Hitler in 1939 and raises wages for over 3 million workers to offset rising prices. West Germany already removed rationing a decade ago. Premier Otto Grotewohl announces end of meat fat and sugar controls with new living allowances for low income groups, children, pensioners, and lower paid housewives.
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Berlin
East Germany
Hitler
West Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Moscow
Robbery at Magda Gabor Home Victims Bound During Break In
Two gunmen wearing woolen mittens forced entry to Magda Gabor's duplex in New York. They bound her husband Arthur Gallucci, a contractor, and stole cash and jewelry valued by Gabor at 25 000 to 330 000. The crooks posed as deliverymen and sprinkled mittens to hide fingerprints.
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New York
Magda Gabor
Arthur Gallucci
Magda
Gabor
Color center lines to mark speed limits proposed
Lea Rampeel of Hollywood suggests color coded center lines on streets to denote speed zones. Red would mean 15 mph, blue 30 mph, and yellow 40 mph with a dashboard plate showing the permitted speed for each color.
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Hollywood
Fla
Lea Rampeel
Rampel
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