Weather and notices from the Daily Record November 9 1954
A report of weather forecasts for Iowa with partly cloudy skies scattered showers and mild highs around 60 to 70 degrees and a five day outlook. Also listed are birth announcements local notices and funeral service details for multiple towns including Hawthorne Arlington Oelwein Dysart and Sigourney with service times and burial plans. Minor traffic and incident notices accompany the listings.
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Moncey
Minneapolis
York
Iowa
Bremmer Suspect To Be Returned For Questioning
Portland police say escaped Iowa mental patient Lyle Walter Palmer will be extradited after waiving return to Iowa. Palmer, 36, tied to the August murder of 8 year old Jimmie Bremmer, denied visiting Sioux City during two interrogations but admitted contacting someone there earlier. He remains held on a separate peeping Tom sentence as detectives plan further questioning upon return to Cherokee.
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Portland
Ore
Iowa
Jimmie Bremmer
Sioux City
Ilowa
Lyle Walter Palmer
Cherokee Mental Health Institute
Palmer
Harry Gibbons
Bremmer
Oregon
Evelyn A. Sievertsen
Carly
Sievertsen
Watertown
S. C
Spokane
Wash
Mental Health Institute
Gibbons
Cherokee
Fined and Bond Forfeitures Across Multiple Residents
A list of residents including Harold Henecke Joe Sud lik and others from various streets and cities cited for fines of 10 dollars plus costs or higher bonds. Several individuals such as Richard Irwin Des Moines and Tommy Weir Fayetteville Ark forfeited appearance bonds ranging from 15 to 17 dollars. No driver's license noted for Richard.
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Irwin
Des Moines
Kenneth Swann
Fruitland Boulevard
Maurice Whitman
Marion
Kenneth Evans
Fifth Avenue
Kenneth Dauber
Third Street
Harold Henecke
Joe Sudlik
Thirty-second Street
Jack Gladfelder
B Avenue
Marie Jorgensen
Second Avenue
Donald Ebinger
Twenty-ninth
Ebert Canfield
Carroll Sweet
F Avenue
Raymond Krause
Fifteenth Street
Geraldine Barker
Hazel Bissell
F Avenue NW
Chester Satterly
D Avenue NE
Richard Irwin
Crue Welles
Winthrop
Paul Bomer
Polo
Edmund Feller
Buque
Tommy Weir
Fayetteville
Ark
Richard
Martin Loses Johnson County By Two Votes
An official canvass of Johnson county shows Senator elect Thomas Martin lost his home county by two votes. The tally: Martin 6,518 to 6,520 for Democrat Guy Gillette. Gillette also lost his home county Cherokee in the election.
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Iowa City
INS
Johnson County
Thomas Martin
Martin
Guy Gillette Gillette
Cherokee
Pools Never Completed in Cedar Rapids High Schools
A Cedar Rapids advisory committee examined unfinished swimming pool excavations at Roosevelt and McKinley high schools from the 1920s. No water lines or final structures existed and areas were repurposed as cafeterias and later small gyms. Finishing the pools would be costly, and officials floated building new pools for public and school use instead.
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Hoyt Thomas
Franks
Joseph Suma
Board of Education
Roosevelt and
McKinley
Roosevelt
Suma
Franklin and
Wilson
Franklin
Concee
Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Word Still Awaited on Land Availability
Rock Island awaits word from railroad spokesmen on land for a parking lot expansion near Greene square. Mayor Milo Sedlacek said the land exchange with an American Legion building hinges on cost and feasibility, with Cedar Rapids spokesmen promising information likely by Monday and Chicago officials not yet replied by Tuesday noon.
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Rock Island Railroad
Greene Square
Milo Sediacek
American Legion
Legion
Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids Railroad
Eisenhower Plans Duck Hunt Near Toledo and Cedar Point
President Eisenhower will hunt ducks on Lake Erie near Toledo Friday and Saturday, stopping in Toledo en route from his boyhood home in Abilene Kansas where he attends dedication ceremonies at the Eisenhower Memorial Museum. In Ohio he will be hosted by Treasury Secretary Humphrey at Cedar Point club. A Roosevelt anecdote notes a lion clocked at 100 yards in three seconds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lake Erie
Toledo
White House
Abilene
Kan
Deaths Mamie Usher aged 72 in Iowa City
Mamie Madge Usher widow of Walter Usher died at University Hospitals Iowa City at 6 p.m. Monday. Born August 7, 1897 in Shellsburg she lived Cedar Rapids 30 years. Survived by mother Daisy Sidwell three daughters a son three sisters a brother and 10 grandchildren. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery after services at Beatty Bearle chapel scheduled 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Mamie
Madge Usher
Avenue
Walter Usher
Shellsburg
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Daisy Sidwell
William Dunahugh
Leroy Johnson
Ralph DeArmond
Robert Leroy Irish
John McAreavy
Coggan
Howard White
Henry van Dyke
James Williams
Usher
Legion Auxiliary
Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Reuben J. Tjaden
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Amy M. Lawrence in Cedar Rapids
Amy M. Lawrence widow of Hode B. Lawrence died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home after a brief illness at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Born November 5, 1877 in Keswick Indiana she is survived by son Alton I. Lawrence of Moline Illinois sister Mrs J A Romsa of Los Angeles brother J F Irwin of Wellman two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a Trinity Methodist member and charter member of Royal Neighbors of America camp 2563 at What Cheer. Funeral services were held in Turner chapel at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Amy_ M. Lawrence
Hode B. Lawrence
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Keswick
Alton I. Lawrence
Moline
J. A. Romsa
Los Angeles
J. F. Irwin
Wellman
Lawrence
Trinity Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors of America
What Cheer
Turner Chapel
H. M. Grant
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Mrs Flora B Cannon in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Flora B Cannon wife of Edward J Cannon of 823 Tenth street S E Cedar Rapids who lived there 25 years will be held at 11 a m Wednesday in Turner chapel Rev Jack A Oliver pastor of the First Christian church and Home chapter of Rebekah lodge will conduct burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Flora B. Cannon
Edward J. Cannon
Tenth Street
S.E
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Jack A. ,Oliver
First Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Friends Mmay
Services for James William Rizer in Turner chapel
James William Rizer, 626 Sixth Avenue S.E. Cedar Rapids resident formerly of Robinson Iowa, died Monday. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel led by Rev Don L Anderson of Calvary Baptist Church. Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery north of Coggon. Friends may call at the chapel.
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James William ‘Rizer
Sixth Avenue
S.E
Ceder Rapids
Robinson, Ia
Turner Chapel
Don ‘L. Anderson
Calvary Baptist Church
Pleasant Hill
Coggon
Services for Mrs Carter at Mt Zion Church
Services for Carter widow of G W Carter of 1210 residence for 40 years are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mt Zion Baptist Church conducted by Rev Percy Burke. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery with visitation at Turner chapel until 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Carter
G. W. Carter
Tenth Street
S.E
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Percy Burke
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Services Wednesday For Carl Collins
Funeral services are set for Carl Collins 18 of Wyoming who died Sunday at University Hospitals Iowa City. An autopsy Monday failed to reveal a cause of death and brain tissue exam is planned. He was injured in a Oct 10 car truck crash near Springville and had recently returned from a hospital stay. He is survived by his parents seven brothers and sisters. The family moved from West Plains Missouri.
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Opwoming
Carl Collins
Wyoming
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Hayden Funeral Home
Oxford Junction
Charles Collins
Springville
West Plains
Mississippi Passenger Boat Service Okayed
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Clyde Martin to establish a seasonal passenger boat run on the Mississippi from LaCrosse Wisconsin to Dubuque Iowa. The Prairie du Chien base will serve Guttenberg Dam Effigy Mounds Marquette McGregor Guttenberg and Lynxville Dam through September for vacationists.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde Martin
Bridgeport
Wis
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Dubuque
Prairie du Chien
Guttenberg Dam
Effigy Mounds
Marquette, McGregor
Guttenberg
Lynxville Dam
Divorce Talk With Wife of Doctor Aired
Marilyn Sheppard testified that months before her murder she heard her osteopath husband "thinking of a divorce" and that the couple might try their marriage again. Nancy Ahern said Mrs. Sheppard described a California visit where the doctor discussed the divorce remark and a watch bought for a young woman, later linked to Susan Hayes and an affair.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard
Sheppards
Nancy Ahern
Susan Hayes
Dr. Sheppard
French Warships Aid Refugees From Viet Nam Crisis
France ordered seven warships to northern Indo China to rescue Catholic refugees fleeing perceived Communist persecution. Estimates say up to 40,000 Vietnamese Catholics sought escape by canoe or raft along the coast near Haiphong amid disturbances after the Geneva cease fire. A prior rescue saved about 4,000 refugees from rising tides threatening a sandbank off the coast.
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Saigon
Indo-China
France
Revere
Geneva
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Hospitals and physicians urged to settle radiology pathology lease dispute
A state official outlines legal lease options for hospital radiology and pathology services. He favors direct physician supervision, a compromise contract with licensed radiologists or pathologists, and a division of fees with patient consent. Small hospitals could allow supervisor by licensed physicians over lay staff and still bill through the hospital. The aim is to end the controversy with cooperation and state board assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoegh
Pathology
Iowa State Medical Society
Tor
State Board of Medical Examiners
Attorney General
Ottumwa Meeting Notes Delayed Comment On Hoegh Letter
An association member attending a meeting in Ottumwa said he could not comment on Hoegh's letter because he had not yet received it. The Tuesday discussion left key correspondence unresolved.
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S Association
Ottumwa
Hoegh
Architects Say Cedar Rapids Highs Likely Cheaper Than Estimate
A citizens advisory committee heard architect Lee Windheim suggest the Cedar Rapids two new senior high schools may cost less than the $5,950,000 bond issue. Windheim outlined cost estimates by square foot, enrollment, and classroom count and hinted a target near $2,000 per student. Superintendent Clyde Parker noted enrollments totaling 2,650 pupils and a projected cost around $5.3 million if the target holds.
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Cedar Rapids
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Abbott Lipsky
Lee Windheim
Lipsky
Leo A. Daly
Windheim
Board of Education
Clyde Parker
Kasper Fined for Drunk Driving in Court
James W. Kasper of 2029 J Street SW pled guilty to a second offense drunk driving charge. Judge Floyd Philbrick fined him $500 and costs after a Sept. 18 collision report. Kasper had a prior conviction on Nov. 16, 1935.
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C.R. Man
James W. Kasper
Floyd Philbrick
Kasper
Assessment Hearing Set by Supervisors
The Linn county board of supervisors fixed December 7 at 10 a.m. for a hearing on proposed assessments in four secondary road districts 444 Bertram 424 Grant 417 Boulder and 428 Otter Creek. The board also filed a vacation petition for a country road south of Mt. Vernon near Forty-fifth Street filed by Donald and Audrey Anderson. The Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company was allowed to extend a gas train under Indian Hill Road south of 30th Street Drive SE. Norma Smith was placed on a regular salary of 170 dollars per month as a clerk in Clerk Arthur Axmear’s office.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Bertram Township
Grant
Boulder
Otter Creek
Mt. Vernon Road
Forty-fifth Street
Donald
Audrey Anderson
Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Indian Hill Road
Thirtieth Street
Arthur Axmear Land
Norma Smith
Axmear
Wider Range of Courses in New Cedar Rapids Highs
A citizens advisory committee outlined proposed curriculum expansions for two new Cedar Rapids senior high schools set to open in the fall. Plans include auto mechanics and electronics, child development, expanded homemaking, art, business, music, library enhancements, world history as a required tenth grade subject, and new athletic and adaptive physical education offerings.
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Cedar Rapids
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Abbott Psky
Board of Education
Roosevelt
Les Grigg
Gladys Wathan
Archie Bauman
Franklin
John Ask
Steven Pattee
Fred Winter
Muskce
John Hutchins
Dean Stoakes
Fred Kluss
Three wills admitted to probate this week
Probate proceedings this week included three wills. Clifford E. Butters died Aug 24 and left his son Beverly Butters the Butters store and building with Beverly as executor and a $25 000 bond. Lora Butters inherits the remainder of the estate. Hattie K. Yates died Oct 23 leaving a Coggan home and 25 percent shares to sister Georgia Richardson, 25 percent to niece Hazel Schultz, and 50 percent to nephew Kenneth Trosper, with Richardson named executrix without bond. Viola E. DeVault died Oct 30 naming Grace Whitlock as sole heir and executrix.
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Clifford E. Butters
Butters
Beverly
Lora
Beverly Butters
Hattie K. Yates
Coggan
Richard English Pleads Guilty to False Check Charge
Richard English, 26, of 1106 Elmhurst Drive NE, pled guilty to cashing a false $20 check in Cedar Rapids on Oct. 14. Judge Charles Penning suspended a four month sentence in Linn County Jail on condition of good behavior and restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard English
Elmhurst Drive
Linn County
Charles Penning
English
Cedar Rapids
Suits Against Sweet Millwork Company Dismissed
Two civil actions against R. L. Sweet doing business as Sweet Millwork Company were dismissed Tuesday. Continental Forest Products Company sought payment on a promissory note, while Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation pursued a replevin case.
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R. L. Sweet
Sweet Millwork Company
Continental Forest Products Company
Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation
Judgments Awarded in Two Civil Suits
Judgments issued Monday in two suits. Robert Edleman won 120 dollars from Donald T. Ballou on a loan. E D Robbins received 514.09 dollars against John Keith in an account suit. Helen M Gibbs filed a separate maintenance suit on Tuesday against Dean D Gibbs.
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Robert Edleman
Donald T. Ballou
E. D. Robbins
John Keith
Helen M. Gibbs
Dean D. Gibbs
Uruguays first oil strike reported at San Gregorio
Montevideo Uruguay government fuel monopoly said on Tuesday that Uruguay has made its first oil strike in the village of San Gregorio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
San Gregorio
War era two family zoning debated by Cedar Rapids planners
At a public zoning hearing in Cedar Rapids residents discuss expanding two family zoning to ease postwar housing needs. Chairman Cockburn urges written input while deferring final recommendations to the city council. Protests target First Avenue south side and Don McElhinney opposes zoning that clashes with commercial uses.
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Delzell
Cockburn
William C. Gray
Plan Commission
First Avenue
Nineteenth
Twenty - Seventh Street
Ralph Schillig
Schillig
Ce- Mar Acres
Don McElhinney
Locust Horde Ravages Sous Valley Morocco
Officials report a locust swarm 150 miles long and 12 miles wide has devastated the Sous valley in Morocco. The insects struck five days ago and have caused damage approaching three million dollars as they consumed crops and vegetation.
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Casablanca
Sous Valley
Morocco
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