Weather and notices from Daily Record November 7 1952
The issue lists weather outlook for the region with temperatures and wind, followed by a marriage license and multiple public notices. It reports marriage of Kenneth Gericke and Yvonne M. Johnston of Coggan and several divorce petitions and traffic, fire, and civic notices. It also includes obituaries and funeral arrangements for local residents in towns such as Elberon Sigourney Tipton Oralville Cascades Martelle and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gericke
Yvonne M. Johnston
Coggan
Cedar Rapids Open Forum forms on school issues
The Cedar Rapids Open Forum organized Thursday night at the VFW, elected Miles Adams permanent chairman, and planned a public discussion on Cedar Rapids school system concerns. The group discussed rent control and debated PTA appointment processes and school housing during a 2 hour 20 minute meeting attended by 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
VFW Club
Adoroonatiuties
Miles Adams
Thirtieth Street
C.R.O.F
Merle 'N. Hamad
Westland Acres
S. A. Giovanazzi
PTA
Adams
Jensen
Giovanazzi
Forum
A. H.lambert
Williams Boulevard
Cleveland Pta
Citizens’ Committee
Cedar Rapids Woman Injured in Alburnett Tavern Purchase
Miss Helen Gould of Cedar Rapids bought a tavern in Alburnett from Harold and Mrs Berg. Returning home she lost control of her car near Alburnett and was hospitalized at Mercy Cedar Rapids in good condition Friday. She will assume ownership once recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Alburnett
Helen Gould
Cedar Rapids
Harold Berg
Miss Gould
Mercy Hospital
Deaths Albert W Hinton Cedar Rapids resident
Albert William Hinton 228 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids resident for 32 years died at his home at 7:30 a.m. Friday after a lingering illness. Born Jan 1 1896 in Anderson Indiana he married Velma Enda Jane Marshall on Sept 9 1921 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Richard Criger Cedar Rapids son Robert M Hinton Mon Illinois and three grandchildren. He was a member of St Pauls Methodist Church Musician s Union and Fraternal Order of Eagles. Services Monday 1:30 p.m. Turner Chapel conducted by Dr Marvin B Kober burial Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert William Hinton
First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Anderson
Ind
Velma Enda Jane Marshall
Richard Criger
Robert M. Hinton
Mon— Ill
Hinton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Musicians Union
Order of Eagles
Turner Chapel
Marvin B. Kober
Cedar
Memorial Cemetery
Private memorial for Beldeva Webster held in Cedar Rapids
Private memorial services for Beldeva N. Webster, former Cedar Rapids resident, will be conducted in the Rohn chapel at 1 p.m. Saturday by Rev. Frank Ward. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beldeva N. Webster
Ceidar Rapids
Rohn Chapel
Frank Ward
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Jack A. Webster
Cedar Rapids
Rohn
Three Plead Innocent in Cedar Rapids Crime Cases
Robbery with aggravation charges face Paul Whitters 18 of Route 3 and car theft charges against Robert Bird 39 and Beverly Forde 28. Roscoe Collins 35, charged with writing false checks, awaits plea by 10 a.m. Monday after grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Bird
Beverly C. Forde
Paul E. Whitears
Route 3
Roscoe Collins
Bird
Forde
Cedar Rapids
Whitters
Ellis Park
Collins
Mt. Vernon
Man Fined 300 For Drunk Driving
Edwin D. Dvorak, 30, of route 1, pled guilty to a drunk driving charge and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge Charles Penningroth. He may pay in installments of 50 dollars down and 50 dollars per month after arrest Thursday by Marion Policeman Richard Tyler for erratic driving between Cedar Rapids and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Dvorak
Route 1
Charles Penningroth
Dvorak
Marion
Richard Yler
Cedar Rapids
Canvass of Linn Vote To Be Made Tuesday
Linn county board of supervisors to hold the official canvass of Tuesday's general election in a special session starting at 9 a.m. despite the holiday and courthouse closure. The board will also meet in regular sessions at 10 a.m. Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Miles P. Sutera
Obituary for Jack A. Webster in Rohn Chapel
Jack A. Webster, once living in Cedar Rapids, will be conducted in the Rohn chapel at 3 30. The notice lists no additional speakers or affiliations.
Betty Allen Hospitalized After Snake Bites Wrist During Act
Reading England AP Betty Allen known as Roxana, a snake dancer, suffered bruised ribs and wrist injuries after a 10 foot python coiled around her during a stage performance at the Palace Theatre. Attendants freed the snake and she continued briefly before collapsing and being hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
England
Betty Allen
Palace Theater
Betty
Roxana
Many Colors Exist If You Can See Them
Color engineers at General Electric report the average person can see about 500000 colors while trained observers may discern around one million and others about half that. They note there is no fixed total of colors, depending on how color difference is defined, and a spectrophotometer could in theory count 10 to the 90th power colors, though far fewer exist in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
Husky Husband Monopolizes Steak in Detroit Husband Sentenced
Albert Norberg, 34, jailed 30 days for assaulting his wife during a TV dispute while the family ate bologna and potatoes. The court ordered two years of supervision on eating and working habits. he must defer to his wife and seven children for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Albert Norberg
House of Correction
Norberg
Yvonne
U S Signals Possible Hydrogen Bomb Test Secret
AP reports that the United States may have conducted the first full-scale hydrogen bomb test in secrecy. Autumn nuclear tests at Eniwetok were expected to use a standard atomic device to trigger a hydrogen explosion, with officials giving no results to the press and keeping restrictions unusually tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
mid-Pacific
Alumni Dad of 1952 to be introduced at UI concert
The University of Iowa will honor its Alumni Dad of 1952 during an Experience in Modern Jazz concert at Iowa Memorial Union. Sponsored by Omicron Delta Kappa, the event leads to Dad’s Day activities over the weekend with a halftime introduction at the Iowa vs Illinois football game and a luncheon for fathers of Hawkeye players. Open houses and a performance of Harvey cap the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa Memorial Union
Omicron Delta Kappa
Iowa-I Illinois
Hawkeye
I” Club
Harvey
Tito Open to Talks With Eisenhower on Major Issues
Marshal Tito in Zagreb said he would be very satisfied to meet with President-elect Eisenhower to discuss mu political and defense matters. No official visit date or plan exists from Belgrade or Washington. Tito has tentatively accepted Churchill's invitation to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Tito
Eisenhower
Belgrade
Washington
Churchill
Britain
Marion Woman Sues for Auto Accident Damages
Ada J. Peck of Marion sues H. F. Tyler of Cedar Rapids for 6550 dollars in personal injury and damages from an August 5 collision at A avenue and Twelfth street NE. Peck was a passenger in a car driven by Elsie Colvin when struck by Tyler’s vehicle. She alleges back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada J. Peck
Marion
H. F. Tyler
Cedar Rapids
Avenue
Twelfth Street
Elsie Colvin
Tyler
Legal suits filed over accounts and auto damage
On Friday two account suits were filed: James E. Patterson vs Elton W Bowers for 410 dollars and Hunter Flying Service vs William MacKenzie for 140.25 dollars. An auto damage case was also filed: Frank L. Pierce vs Russell Lyons seeking 195.05 dollars for car damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Patterson
Elton W Bowers
Hunter Flying Service
William MacKenzie
Frank L. Pierce
Russell Lyons
Pierce
Deer Dying Kick Wounds Hunter in Utah
In Payson Utah Shirl Kelsey aged 17 was kneeling beside a deer he had shot when the animal kicked. The gun resting near his leg discharged and struck him in the thigh. He was not killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
Utah
Shirl Kelsey
Kelsey
Civilian Defense Director Caldwell resigns in Washington
Millard Caldwell resigns as civilian defense administrator effective November 15. James J. Wadsworth, previously deputy administrator, is named acting administrator. Caldwell, former governor of Florida, leaves the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (LLP
Millard Caldwell
James J. Wadsworth
Caldwell
Florida
Wadsworth
Wages Suit by Kosina Dismissed Against Vrbicky Tavern
Two suits were dismissed Friday by the plaintiffs. Frank Kosina sued Frank Vrbicky doing business as Vrbicky's tavern for wages, and Harry L. Andrews sued Clarence B. Nutt for damages. Nutt also dismissed a counterclaim against Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kosina
Frank Vrbicky
Vrbicky
Harry L. Andrews
Clarence B. Nutt
Nutt
Andrews
Trial of Harold Simmonds Continued to November Term
The scheduled morals charge trial for Harold Simmonds set for Friday was continued to the November term by Judge Charles Penningroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Simmonds
Charles Penningroth
Pratt will admitted to probate naming Herbert Pratt executor
The will of Inez M. Pratt who died October 10 was admitted to probate Friday. It names her husband Herbert W. Pratt as sole heir and executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez M. Pratt
Herbert W. Pratt
Avon Arts theater features art exhibits during intermissions
In Birmingham Bob Dillon presents an Avon Arts movie theater with classical films. Intermissions let patrons view foyer exhibits or listen to classical music on the soundtrack. Free coffee is available at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bob Dillon
Avon Arts
Pinay Praises Eisenhower Message To United States
Premier Antoine Pinay told the National Assembly France is deeply touched by the message the United States President-elect sent to the nation after his election. He publicly wished Eisenhower good luck for his government and for the U.S. during a Paris address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anttoine Pinay
Eisenhower
U.S
Pinay
National Assembly
France
Parakeet Turns Pages as Owner Reads Magazines
John R. Sanford of Memphis, Tennessee, owns a parakeet that insists on perching on magazines as he reads. The bird's quirky habit leaves Sanford hoping it will learn to turn the pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
John R. Sanford
Sanford
Cedar Rapids teacher named new IA education group president
Anna Marie Stover of Harrison school Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Association for Childhood Education in the Iowa State Education Association at a Des Moines meeting. Vice presidents include Nellie Small Council Bluffs Ruth Hanson Boone and Elizabeth Smith Sioux City with Marion Bartholomew Des Moines as secretary treasurer. The Iowa County Superintendents Association also names Lloyd H. Smith Winterset president John Brouwer Gh ar vice president and Fannie W Howell Charles City secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Association For Childhood Education Department
Iowa State Education Association
Anna Marie Stover
Harrison School
Cedar Rapids
Nellie Small
Council Bluffs
Ruth Hanson
Boone
Elizabeth Smith
Sioux City
Marion Bartholomew
Iowa County Superintendents’ Association
Lloyd H. Smith
Winterset
John Brouwer
En Ghar
Fannie W. Howell
Charles City
Housewife Recounts Headstand Attack on Husband
A Dallas woman told police she threw scalding water at her husband after he forced her to stop housework and stand on her head. The husband was hospitalized but did not press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American writer challenged to pistol duel in Rome
Rome reports that American magazine writer James P. O'Donnell was challenged to a pistol duel Friday by a former Italian officer and ex-member of parliament over his claim that much of the Italian Combat line is “spac bags.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
James P. O’donnell
Cnet
Federal Revenue Agents Arrested In Council Bluffs
Two federal revenue agents Edward Kelley and Fred Nimtz were ordered to appear in municipal court in Council Bluffs after being charged with breaking and entering. The case stems from their entry into Rob ert Friel's home to serve lien notices related to income taxes for 1947 to 1951. Fergus E. and Alice C. Friel were named in a separate lien filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Edward Kelley
Omaha
Fred A. Nimtz
Robert Friel
Friel
Fergus Friel
Glenn F. Thummel
Internal Revenue Office
Fergus E
Alice C. Friel
Drive Against License Violators Nets 27 Tickets in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids drive against driver's license violators ticketed 27 Eastern Iowa motorists on the F avenue bridge. Sgt. James Clapp said charges included no license, suspended license, license restriction violations, and permitting another to use a permit. The check begins a series planned for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Highway Patrol
F Avenue Bridge
James Clapp
Clapp
Eight Doctors Withdraw from Ringgold County Hospital
Eight physicians resigned from the Ringgold County hospital staff on October 30 amid disputed hospital practices. Two hospital board members also resigned. replacements are John A. Beard and Elbert M. Watson. Signatories include J. W. Hill, Gordon Doss, F. B. Matteson, E. J. Watson, O. L. Fullerton, H. A. Moore, E. E. Garnet, and G. W. Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Ayr
Ringgold County Hospital
J. W. Hill
Ayr
Ringgold County Medical Society
Gordon Doss
Cresco
F. B. Matteson
Grant City
E. J. Watson
Diagonal
O. L. Fullerton
Redding
H. A. Moore
Clearfield
E. E. Garnet
G. W. Swanson
Lamont
Billie Finch
H. M. Ross
John A. Beard
Elbert M. Watson
Strikes Push Idle Days in September Rise by Half
Washington based on Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows September strikes caused 3.2 million man-days of idleness, a 50 percent increase from August, reflecting growing labor unrest and work stoppages nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sidelights on Ike Nomin ation From Chicago Quarters
Intimate sidelights on President elect Dwight Eisenhower begin with his remark to Mamie in a Chicago hotel as he accepts the nomination. Kenneth Ungerman of International News Service files a Sunday Gazette article based on his Europe campaign coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Eisenhower
Chicago
Ike
Kenneth Ungerman
International News Service
Europe
Prochaska To Speak At Safety Essay Contest
Dubuque safety council sponsors an essay contest on pedestrian and vehicular traffic with Edward A Prochaska as featured speaker on November 13 in Dubuque. The item notes various local notices and upcoming events from the same brief page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prochaska
Edward, A. Pro‘chaska
Dubuque
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