Fragmented 1957 Legal Notices and Weather Fragments
A mixed OCR snippet lists court cases such as J Keith vs Lena Funk and Som Lehr vs Arvel Stewart with small monetary amounts and addresses. It also includes a murky weather forecast noting mostly cloudy skies, light rain or snow, and temperatures in the low to mid forties with humidity. The garbled text mentions several names and addresses and random financial figures, creating a patchy, unreliable record of notices and local forecasts.
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jAstes
J. Keith
Lena Funk
Fifth Avenue SE
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Verpon Spenler
Darsl Avenue NE
Som Lehr
Arvel
Elizaebeth Stewart
AcCarthy Roud
Ers Ve
Charles Swal
Kismarch
Medicage
Gotheass
Denver
New York
Omaha
Angeles BE
Pharnix
Mischels
Seathle An
Iowa
Carl R Arhehanf
James A
Weland
Edna M. Wirth
Vernon View
Iowa Voting Results and Local Court Notices Summary
Local Iowa voting details show municipal expansion plans in Des Moines Davenport Iowa City and Iowa Falls with Webster City approving a city public department. Court actions list judgments entered in various cases, birth notices, divorces, marriage licenses, and civil suits filed across multiple towns including Dubuque Davenport and Waterloo.
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Webster City
Des Moines
Davenport
Iowi City
Iowa Falls
Alarshalltown
Downing
Robert Fadown
Charlotte Olney
Ed Saver Ve
Alvin C
Betty ‘J. LaGrange
Sb ‘ Bower and Almy
Mproves Credit Union
Alice
Merle M. Dlamad
Emil Ailick
Mrs
Norman Russell
Local Deaths and City Elections Highlight Iowa Notices
Obituaries note Laura May Haffenbeck Cedar Rapids resident died after illness service in Turner chapel Riverside cemetery. Edward P. Day and Alfred A. Sammet services announced. Ralph Karst obituary mentions Cedar Rapids early life. Iowa election roundup reports Des Moines Sioux City Burlington Marshalltown results with turnover and bond issue, city official changes, and Madison Fork grant vote.
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Laura May Helienbeck
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Miss Halfenbeck
First Congregational Church
Turner Chapel
Bureal
Riverside Cemetery
Ralph Karst
Bes Moines
H O
Waterloo
Lanwood Comet Ordar Rapids
Third Member of Bad Check Ring Given 10 Years
Three men from out of state were prosecuted for forging a $125 check in Cedar Rapids last spring. Oliver J. Tinker, 27, pled guilty to two forgery charges and received two 10 year terms. teammates Harry Winchester and Donald Roff earlier faced similar convictions.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Oliver J. Tinker
Lubec
Maine
Charles Penningroth
Roff
Optimists Boost Christmas Tree Selling Program
Cedar Rapids Optimist clubs plan to order over 8100 Christmas trees this year for their Friend of the Boy sale. They expect about 10 percent more trees than last year to offer greater variety and fund year round youth projects. Members sell $1 deposit cards that reserve a tree and refund the deposit if no tree is chosen. This marks the fourth year of the annual fundraiser.
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Cedar Rapids
Optimist Jelub
Flmeur Brinkmann
Optimist Club
Brinkmann
Onimists
Optinist International
Gazelle Went Ad drives rising inquiries for NW apartment
Mrs. Gleen Nutt of 1222-99h Street N.W. reports after running the Gazetta Want Ad for two days she received at least 25 calls and rented the apartment. The ad highlights how classifications 40 to 44 and 48 of the Gazelle Went Ad faction are increasingly read nationwide.
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N.W
Gazetta
Gazelle
Court Dates Set for Linn County Equity Trials
Linn county Clerk Arthur Axmear released the November term trial schedule for law and equity cases. Dates run from November 12 through December 30 with multiple civil matters including Walker vs. National Union, Dvorsky vs. City of Cedar Rapids, Machamer vs. City of Cedar Rapids and Iowa Electric, and numerous other named parties and firms listed by date.
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Linn County
Arthur Axmear
Weays
Riggie
Waterlaw Railroad
Trax OH
Mitralsky
Walker
National Union
Pesek
Burrichter
Topinka
Konnenberg
Dvorsky
City of Cedar Rapids
McDermott
Kling
Baugh
Kretschmar
Machamer
Iowa Electric
Fisher
Hetzer
Novak
Highway Commission
Howell
Collogan
Postel
Ward
Dunsmore-Baker
Fox
Mustard
Ford
Iowa Gas and Appliance
Pollock
Swesey
Fitzgerald
Nalt
Hogan
Sweetman
Bell
Waconia
Gil
Cox
Schwilters
Sweet and
Mease
Peyton Sherren
Gauser
Sherren
Zarerka
Porter
Pratt
Moris
Washburn- Chandler
Chamberlain
Iowa
Browns
City of
Cedar Rapids
Sanket
Mapes
Barkwill
Ferandez
Bear
Haskins
Whael
Bernard
Holloff
Osborne
Cedar Rapids election returns highlight sweeping mayoral win
Tuesday’s voting produced a clear mayoral victory for Halaghan by 11,081 votes, with Johnson leading safety and Shankl finance commissioners also elected. Other races including Gardner parks and Hullinger sludge saw decisive margins across most precincts as residents elected city officials for 1958 terms.
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Chachima
Johnson
Gaskill
Shank
Gardner
Tory
Maresh
Public Improvements
Halvorson
Thayer
Hullinger
McLaughlin
iCedar Rapids
East Edge
Bates
Vondracek
Stralling
Cedar Rapids
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Nelson
Kenwood
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Hayes School
Hospital notes and community briefs from Cedar Rapids
Mercy hospital reports Mrs Emil Buresh and Mrs Hazel Millburn hospitalized in Cedar Rapids area. Principal Fred Kluss remains in St Luke's with pneumonia. NAACP Cedar Rapids set meeting at Community House. Missing overcoat reported by Maurice Eggers. George Naxera family update from New Kensington hospital. Jerry Tauber reports theft of a Schwinn bike from Gazette lot.
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Cedar Propigs
Ce Ldar Rapids
Inurance Company
Whipple, Winterberg and Cockhurr
Emil
Ruth)Buresh
G Avenue
Mercy Hospital I
Millburn
Hazel
Fourth Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Kluss
Fred Kluss
Washington High School
St. Luke's
NAACP
Cedar Rapids
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thur Dauy
Alaurice Eggers
Seventh Avenue SW
Eggers
Town and Country
Sor
Naxera
George Naxeras
Wilson Avenue
New Kensington
Jerry Tauber
Tourteenth Avenue
Schwinn Hityele Ta
Gazette
Gaillard Sets Algerian Home Rule, fiscal Plan in France
France's new premier Gaillard prioritized Algeria in his program, seeking adoption of the Algerian home rule bill while offering amendments to strengthen French residents' votes. He outlined a strict budget, 238 million dollars in new taxes, and a request for financial powers to trim expenses. He also hinted at seeking foreign loans to cover the exchange shortage as the assembly backed his cabinet 337 to 173.
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Bourges - Maunours
Napoleon Bonaparte
Socialist Mayor Jasper McLevy Loses Bridgeport Bid
Bridgeport Connecticut mayor Jasper McLevy 78 who served since 1933 suffered a narrow defeat Tuesday by City Judge Samuel Tecisco Democrat by under 200 votes. Tecisco claimed the 13th term in a closely watched race that ended McLevy long tenure as dean of Connecticut mayors.
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Bridgeport
Railroad Clerk Hurt By Falling Car Door
A Rock Island railroad clerk, Robert Kaulback, 35, of 25 Marquis Court NE, was released from Mercy hospital after being struck by two falling freight car doors while walking along a siding in Rock Island yards. He received treatment for possible shoulder wrist and spinal injuries at Mercy.
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Mercy Hospital
Robert Kaulback
Marquis Court NE
Rock Island
Mercy
Segregation era votes mark diverse city results
The report notes about 36 percent turnout from Tuesday's record vote with segregationist and token integration positions. In Little Rock six of seven city director seats went to segregationists, one to an ally of a Citizens Council. Pittsburgh re elected David L. Lawrence mayor as Democrats won Buffalo Albany Louisville and other cities. Paul Butler calls results a return to Democratic leadership in crisis.
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Ray Morrison
Art Tiebenstadt
Frank Marsh
Art Hartman
Hartman
Marshalltown
Leonard L. Grimes
W. H. Crosby
Davenport
Don Petrucelli
G.O.P
F.G. Codd
Harod ‘Thoresen
John Jebens, Jr
Phil Steffen, Jr
H. Herington
Theodore Lorena
Robert Keltenberger
Ira M. Kiger
Demgeratic
Ray Tu
Yarien
Little Rock
Citizens Council
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Albany
Louis Ville
Tor
New Haven
Bridgeport
Five Railroad Men Sight Sputnik Type Object at Dawn
Five railroad workers reported sighting a bright object crossing the sky from southwest to northeast around 4 45 a m near Marion. They described it as possibly Sputnik II or its rocket, with earlier reports placing the satellite over a Texas to Chicago line at that time.
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Robert Carne
Marion
America
Texas
Chicago
Traffic signal plan near Jefferson High School area
Johnson outlined cooperation on traffic control near Jefferson high school. Projects include four corner posts plus elevated light sets at First avenue Fifteenth street and at Sixteenth avenue Eighteenth or Twentieth street SW. Groundwork for a one way east on First and west on Second avenues is underway with surveys, to be tackled in order listed.
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Johnson Suite
Stemals
Jefferson High School
First Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Jil Avenue
Second Avenue
Johnson
Visit by lie to London Doubted
Washington AP The White House said President Eisenhower will not go to London when he goes to Paris next month. Anne Wheaton assistant press secretary said Mrs Eisenhower’s health does not figure in the plan. Reports in Britain said the First Lady would skip London because of her recent operation. Mrs Wheaton said she would like to go but Paris NATO talks will occupy most of the time abroad.
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Eisenhower
London
Paris
Anne Wheaton
Pris
Mes
Britain
U N unit backs new arms talks in disarmament push
United Nations political committee favored resuming private disarmament talks. A 24 nation vote approved quick restart on Western proposals despite a Soviet boycott, with a 46 to 9 tally.
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United Nations
Berlin protest over Elvis recording Silent Night claim
A Berlin newspaper on Wednesday protested reports that Elvis Presley would record Christmas carols including Keep Your Hands Off Silent Night. The piece noted the supposed origin of Silent Night and questioned the accuracy of the claim.
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Berlin
Elvis Presley
Chris
Presley
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