Cedar Rapids News Briefs and Public Notices From Nov 3 1952
Cedar Rapids weather forecast shows fair conditions with warm up in the northwest and 60s expected Tuesday. Marriage license issued to John Kluck and Betty Wright. police court fines for disturbances and traffic offenses. multiple births announced. obituaries for Urbana and North English residents. various local fire and safety reports recorded.
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John Kluck
Betty Wright
Cedar Rapids
Electoral votes and campaign notes in Iowa recount
Iowa electors will cast 10 votes for the presidential candidate. Names of Republican and Democratic slates listed with electors and at-large members. Cedar Rapids urges poll participation with voter-lever caution and rides offered by parties and local dealers. Absentee ballots in Linn County reach 2,260 with about 75 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Clem, Crahan
Qelwein
Harry Taylor
Traer
C. IL. Clark
Corydon
Simon Burger
Dallas Center
F. IR. Everds
Estherville
E. G. White
Harlan
Ron
Howard Hill
Statehouse
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington, D.C
Congress
U.S
Linn
Otto Hanzlik
Hanzlik
City Hall Open Despite Election Day Schedule
City officials announce Cedar Rapids City Hall will stay open regular hours 8 am to 5 pm on Election Day. The city clerk notes 46 008 registered voters as of Oct 25 with 252 moved or changed names removed from the rolls. A Van Horne high school poll shows 129 students favoring Eisenhower 2 to 1 with Clyde Spry narrowly ahead of Lester Gillette for secretary of agriculture.
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Cedar Rapids
Maude Istghe
Ed. Margen
Adlai Stevenson
Clarence
Bergman
van Horne High ‘School
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Clyde Spry
Lester
Gillette
Former FBI Man Attacks McCarthy at Cedar Rapids Rally
Edward Morgan former FBI chief investigator and Washington attorney urged support for Adlai Stevenson and launched a strong critique of Sen. Joseph McCarthy during the final season rally in Cedar Rapids 350 to 400 attendees heard Morgan call McCarthy the voice of fascism and claim he used a forged document to bolster anti communism Mercedes Mel Cambridge spoke about farmers and Ike for Korea Stevenson support Steven Anderson Portland Oregon resigned as National Young Republicans vice chairman to back Stevenson criticizing Eisenhower for compromising principles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edward Morgan
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Joseph McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
Morgan
Cs.p.3
McCarthy
Senate
FBI
Hollywood
Mercedes Mel Cambridge
Stevenson
Ike
Korea
Steven Anderson
Portland
Ore
National Young Republicans
Eisenhower
Coggon Man Wounded in Back in Hunting Accident
John Mulveney 28 of Coggon was seriously injured Sunday afternoon while squirrel hunting with six others. Unarmed, he ran ahead and was struck in the back by a .22 shot. He was taken to Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids in fair condition Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
John Mulveney
Mulvaney
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Three Eastern Iowans Enlist in Navy Duty
The Cedar Rapids recruiting station announced the enlistment of three men for navy service. Ralph J. Lloyd aged 18 of 49 Els trailer court Tipton Richard Mills 19 and Robert A. Mowery 18 also of Tipton will begin recruit training at the San Diego naval training center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ebapids
San Diego Naval Training Center
Ralph J. Lloyd
Els
Richard ©. Mills
Robert A. Mowery
Tipton
Wedemeyer Criticizes Truman on Korea Exit Policy
Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer charged the Truman administration bore responsibility for the Korean War and that the 1949 troop withdrawal was mishandled. He urged continued forces in Korea, aid to Chiang Kai-shek, and a stronger South Korean army, saying the pullout was an appeasement error by the joint chiefs in 1947.
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Los Angeles
Truman
Dwight Fisenhower
Korea
Wedemeyer
Harry Truman
Paminetakon
China
R Publican Senatorial Committee
Chiang Kai-shek
South Korea
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Eisenhower
Nimitz
Air Force
Spaatz
Secretary of
Courthouse petitions for division of inherited farm lands
In district court on Monday J C and J W Roushar petition to establish individual ownership of property now held in common as heirs of J W Roushar who died Jan 14 1951 without a will The agreement assigns J C Roushar two tracts totaling 180 acres in Benton and Linn counties valued at 31 500 and J W Houshar two tracts totaling 240 acres in Pocahontas and Guthrie counties valued at 32 000 plus a cash settlement and liability assumptions to balance values
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
J. W. Roujshar
J. W. Roushar
J. C. Roushar
Benton County
Linn County
3. V. Houshar
Pocahontas County
Guthrie County
Duffy and Sutton Trials Set to Open December 17
Linn county district court schedules two major criminal trials for December 17. George C. Duffy faces murder charges linked to October 9 killing of James Hackman, amid a high profile manhunt. Harry Sutton, Cedar Rapids appliance dealer, is indicted in the Ely block arson case tied to a May 1 blaze and a store opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Sutton
Linn
George C.duffy
Harry Sutton
James Hackman
Shirley Jean Arnold
Hackman
Cedar Rapids
Ely’ Block
Forger and embezzlement case notes in court record
A local courthouse record lists charges including forged instruments by M. Dugley and Helen Edith Lotts, embezzlement by Glenn McNes, rape claim against Ralph C. Thomas, and desertion with Elaine McNamara noted. The document reflects multiple defendants and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dugley
Helen Edith Lotts
Glenn McNes
Ralph C. Thomas
Willard J. Martin
Elaine McNamara
Marion Man Fined For Drunk Driving
Ralph E. Blair of Marion, 40, was fined 300 dollars for drunk driving. Judge J E Heiserman set a 50 dollar monthly payment plan. Blair pled guilty on October 3 after arrest by Deputy Harlan Snyder near St Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Blair
Marion
J.E. Heiserman
Blah
Harlan’ Snyder
Blair
Will of Mary Filipi Admitted to Probate
The will of Mary Filipi was admitted to probate after her death on October 26. Executor named is her son Charles Filip, without bond. The will bequeaths $500 and all household furnishings at 1416 K Street SW to daughter Mrs. Libbie Khile, with the remainder divided equally among Mrs. Khile, her sister Mrs. Bernice Vavra, and brothers John Filipi and Charles Filipi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Filip
K Street
Libbie Khile
Brandon Man Arrested By Mayor Of Hiawatha
James Flickinger, 48, of Brandon, was jailed in Linn County after Mayor Faye Clark of Hiawatha arrested him for erratic driving on highway 150 between Hiawatha and Midway. A blood test for alcohol was taken and charges await test results. Clem J. Driscoll filed suit for 600.52 against Mr and Mrs Fred L Zody for carpenter work in November 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flickinger
Brandon
Linn County
Faye Clark
Hiawatha
Clark
Flickinger
Midway
Clem J. Driscoll Monday
Fred L. Zody
Cedar Rapids Chest Head Tops Red Feather Drive After Audit
The Cedar Rapids Community Chest announced two notes on Monday. The Pattern Gifts division led by N P Craemer reached 65 078 toward a 65 000 goal. An audit of contributions is set for Wednesday night, with volunteers from the Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants to conduct the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Feiden
Cedar Rapids Community Chest Campaign
Red Feather Campaign
Pattern Gifts
N.P. Craemer
Craemer
Sutherland C. Dows
Edwin €. Evans
John T. Hamilton DI
Joseph Hindley
B.D. Hunting
Feiden
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
Ike Wins Marion High School Poll
Marion High School pupils in a straw poll favored Dwight D. Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson 239 to 162. The poll among 394 ninth to twelfth graders showed Beardsley edging Loveless 200 to 199 for governor and Lester Gillette narrowly beating Clyde Spry 202 to 394. Other contests included Henry C. Talley 248 over Mullaney 151 for district representative and Byers 234 over Hullinger 163 for Linn county senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Marion
Harry Truman
Beardsley
Herschel Loveless
Lester Gillette
Clyde Spry
Henry C. Tallee
T. W. Mullaney
Linn County
Frank C. Byers
L.M. Hullinger
Ernest, Rosekt
Dale Stentz
Willis
Police seek owner of $75 cash found on sidewalk
A reporter notes police are looking for the owner of an envelope containing $75 found on the sidewalk at Third avenue and Fifth street SE. The finder, Morton Meisel of 408 Tenth Street SE, notified police and said the owner can claim the money by describing the envelope.
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Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Morton ‘Meisel
Tenth Street
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area list Hartman Choosky and infant
Obituary notices report Carl Edward Hartman of Cedar Rapids died at home at 9 30 am Monday after a long career as a machinist and farmer. Also listed are Bee Koppenhaver Konrad Choosky and infant DeWayne Irving McCalley with details on birth, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
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Carl Edward’ Hartman
First Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Ryan
Manchester
Lateat, Western ‘Railroad
Gelmwain
LaPlant-Choate
iCompany
Fruehaus Trail
Et Company
Lucile Nodurft
Erwin Dygert
Valparaiso
Ind
Roger Hartman
Waco
Texas
Ronald C. Hartman
Laverne Hartman
Arthur
Strawberry Point
Herman Hartman
Hartman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Turner
E. HL. Widmann
Ryan Cemetery
Bee I. Koppenhaver
Sixth Avenue SE
Marion
Buchanan
Kathleen
W. Koppenhaver
Cedar Maple
George
Derby
Colo
E. Haney
Denver
Gene. Miller
Glendale
Calif
Daisy Barden
Konrad Choosky
Russia
United States
Quaker Oats “Company
Henry
Seth
Mary
Seventh Street
Choosky
Lodge Kari IV
Janeba Funeral
Ten Zdenek
Pauk
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
McCalley
DeWayne
Irving ‘McCalley
Wiley MecCalley
E. Avenue
Beverly
Irving McCalley
Seer Eet Mo
Aw, van Vleck
Oak Shade Cemetery
Obituary notices for Cedar Rapids area residents
Deaths of Leo Rowden and Howard Liv ingood reported along with services in Cedar Memorial Chapel and Immaculate Conception church. Also notes on William Wims and William Livingood funeral arrangements and veterans' honors by AMERICAN LEGION and WYFW. Funeral decisions list survivors and calling hours for Mollahan and Monahan homes.
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Roy _L. Rowden
Ellis Terrace
Cedar Rapids
S A.m
Rush
Ark
LeFebvre
Vina
Thomas E. Furnish
Keith Sacora
Betty Lee Rowden
Gerald Sacora
Toddville
Leo
Ely
Floyd
Donald
Fred
William
Mrbana
Rose Campbell
Missouri
Sarah Kaylor
Oklahoma
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hev
L. T. Olson
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Mollahan Funeral
Howard A
Ingood
Sixteenth Avenue
West Branch
Maculate Conception Church
William H. Schulte
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
WYFW
Schulté
Iowa Students Fined for Hunting in National Monument
Three University of Iowa students Stewart Henderson L E Short and Gordon Felper were fined 15 each by U S Commissioner Charles Henish after being arrested while hunting in Effigy Mounds National Monument last week.
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SUI
University of Iowa
U.S
Charles Henish
Stewart Henderson
L. E. Short
Gordon Felper
Effigy Mounds National Monument
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Fifth Avenue
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Cc Avenue
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Second Avenue
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Eighth Avenue
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E Avenue
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A Avenue
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Thirty-fifth Street
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Johnson Avenue
Kaye Keister
Thirty-fourth -Street
Hay Barker
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Russell Ferguson
Muffier
William Greene
Raymond van Hamme
Route 1
Luke Kuen
New, Mechanicsville
Ute Anderson
E Avenue NE
Samuel Gross
Seventeenth Street SE
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Charles Lensch
Fairfax
Charles
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William Holloway
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Center Point
John M. Vandee Kerkove
Dean Acheson
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Roosevelt Hotel
Rex Conn
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Beardsley Loveless
Bertram Township
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Adya
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Hisj
Sixth Street
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Ady
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Voord
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Erean
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WMT
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Whitters and Stewart
Elza Mason
Jane
Everett
Sam Nemer
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Robert McClimon
Robert H. Bird
Beverdy
Forde
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Harvey Joe Wiltsey
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Ralph W. Lindsey
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Allan E. Bechett
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Waterloo
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Pete
Peter F. Bezansen
Sunin Scorpies
Saturn
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Guy Eernes
Dakotas
Northwestern Belt Telephone Company fCale
John E. Lapes
Mt. Vernon Ave
John E. “Lapes
Florence W. Beatty
Paul C. McCoy & Co