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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1948

Page

8

Iowa Weather and Local Notices Nonstop Through Tuesday

Temperature ranges and precipitation recap for major cities including Bismarck Chicago Minneapolis and New York. Iowa forecast calls for Thursday mostly cloudy and light rain or snow Friday night into Saturday with no major temperature change. Public notices include marriage license for Robert W Netolicky and Agnes A Dech and several divorce petitions and decrees across Iowa towns. Obituaries for McGregor Decorah Manchester Iowa and local towns note several passings with service details.

Iowa

Free Slovakian Station Heard From Europe

US state department monitors picked up a Slovak language broadcast claiming to be for a free and democratic Slovakia. Officials said the station appears independent of the American government and likely run by Slovak refugees from Czechoslovakia.

Washington Europe State Department Slovakia Czechoslovakia

Can't Pass Out Money Manic Bank Cashing Spree

Helen Weiss a 35 year old Newark woman drew 1000 from Howard Savings Bank and handed out hundreds on Market Street to strangers. Police and her father William Kuhl said stress from her ex husband’s death triggered the act. She was released to her father after custody.

Newark Helen ‘Kuhl Weiss William Kuhl

Proposed Highway Program Would Cost About a Billion

Marshalltown Iowa AP proposals for a long range highway construction and improvement program would cost about a billion dollars if fully carried out G W Hunt of Guttenberg a committee member said at a state wide Iowa Chambers of Commerce meeting He outlined financing ideas including a one cent per gallon tax rise and reallocating existing motor vehicle taxes to a new road fund He said the committee will file recommendations to the 1949 legislature around November 18 and will propose about eight bills to revise road laws A new good roads association was organized with a nominating committee from each congressional district listed.

Marshalltown State G. W. Hunt Guttenberg Iowa Chambers of Commerce Hunt Robert D. Blue Good Roads Association Ivan Noland West Liberty Harry Boyd Cedar Rapids Guy O. Vanderveer Waverly W. Keith Hamill Newton W. S. Rupe Ames Ivan O. Hasbrouck Guthrie Center Harold Murphy Sioux City

Dorthy Letter From Britain Reaches Cedar Rapids Post Office

A new Dorthy letter arrived at the Cedar Rapids post office from Miss Doreen Rudman of Newport South Wales Britain. She included a London Daily Mirror clipping and offered to send birthday and Christmas presents if the child is found. The postmaster explained the postal service has no way to identify who Dorthy is.

Five Indictments Return by Linn County Jury

Linn County grand jury returned five indictments after a short session Tuesday afternoon. Albert McMurrin faces a whisky for a minor charge. Kenneth Stavely is charged with embezzling a mortgaged 1931 Ford. McMurrin posted $1000 bond. Stavely jailed. No bills in cases against Betty Strausser Wilbur Plaisted or Frank Barrett. Assistant County Attorney David Elderkin and Judge G K Thompson were involved. Deliberations began Monday.

Linns County Grand Jury Albert McMurrin Kenneth Stavely Ford McMurrin Stavely Betty Strausser Wilbur M. Plaisted Frank B. Barrett David Elderkin G. K. Thompson

Kolsto Fined For Second Drunk Driving Offense

Stanley L. Kolsto of Marion pled guilty to a second drunk driving offense. Judge G. K. Thompson imposed a $500 fine with installment payments of $100 down and $50 monthly. He was arrested around 11:50 p.m. Tuesday on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids. Kolsto had previous drunk driving conviction on April 22, 1933.

Stanley L. Kolsto Eleventh Street Marion G. K. Thompson Kolsto Iowa Highway Patrol Cedar Rapids Bernard Mayer Harry S. Johnson Mayer Mt. Vernon Road Fifteenth Street

Brown Township Road District Established

A petition to establish a Brown township secondary road district was referred to the county engineer for report and plat. The proposed district covers one mile of road west from Springville's northwest corner. The Linn county board also granted Cedar Rapids school tax relief on the Cleveland site on First Avenue W due to prior purchase before levy spread.

Brown Township Linn County Board of Supervisors Springville Cedar Rapids Cleveland First Avenue

Local court rulings and civil actions recorded

Judge Floyd Philbrick awarded Radio Trade Supply a judgment of 59.27 against Lloyd W Nelson trading as Skips Radio Service. George Willsel Bertram sued Charles R Furnish of Cedar Rapids for 73.64 for damages from a August 30 1945 Cedar Rapids accident. The Citizens Loan Company sued William Crookshank for 165 on a promissory note. Judge G K Thompson sentenced Wally J Bennett to a six month floater for vagrancy.

Floyd Philbrick Radio Trade Supply Lloyd W. Nelson Skip’s Radio Service George Willsel Bertram Charles R. Furnish Cedar Rapids Citizens Loan Company Tuesday William Crookshank

New Car Buyers Face Big Losses Cited by Congressman

Washington claims show New car buyers lost 200 million on trade ins and 250 million on unwanted gadgets this year. Rep Macy chairing hearings cites unconscionable markups 43 percent on trade ins and under valued trade ins by at least 300 dollars per car.

Washington Congressional Rep Macy R-N. Y House

Plane Falls into Lake In Michigan Pilot Believed Drowned

A national guard F-51 fighter plane crashed into Lake Michigan near Waukegan Illinois. Coast guardsmen say the pilot Lt. E Lynch may have drowned after parachuting from the aircraft observed by tugboat captain James Clifford about a mile off shore.

Chicago INS National Guard Lake Michigan Coast

City Briefs Roundup of club meetings and local notices

Cedar Rapids coin and chess clubs meet this evening with officer elections and open attendance. Armistice night dances, Audubon talk at St Paul’s, and a Ham supper bazaar headline community events. Local returns, traffic fine, and corrections mix with new stamp issues and post office hours update.

Coin Club Cedar Rapids Y.M.C.A Juliette Low Moina Michael American Girl Scout Movement

Iowa writers and artists hailed as Cedar Rapids hub

A famed university president, friend of the Youngs, says Iowa has the nation’s most aspiring writers. Cedar Rapids centers on Grant Wood, Marvin Cone, Paul Engle, William Henning, and Buel Griffith Beems, noted for high realism and strong literary standing.

Youngs Cedar Rapids Iowa Young Grant Wood Marvin Cone Paul Engle William Henning Buel Griffith Beems Engle Henning the Heller Beems

Williams outlines farm program goals and tenure needs

Minister Williams argues for a production plan that boosts farm income and yields while protecting farmer initiative. He cites higher crop yields, drainage progress, and large investment needs. Tenant security and civil service shifts are discussed as essential to stability. visitors from Iowa meet with farmers and head to Ames and Chicago after Iowa City stop.

Britain Williams Iowa Linn Benton Buchanan Delaware Jones Cedar Johnson Keokuk Louisa Clayton Jackson Harry Boyd The Gazette R. H. Franklin J. A. Payne Thomas Baird British Information Service Cedar Rapids Ames Iowa State College Rex Conn the Gazette Kcrgkcrk Harry A. Palmer Glen Ives Wilson and Company Roy Swanson Chamber of Commerce Quebec Chicago Iowa City

Meeting of Republican Chieftains Is Rumored

In Tucson a rumor swirled that Senator Ferguson of Michigan would arrive Friday and a meeting of Republican party leaders would be held soon. Governor Dewey, returning from a vacation after his presidential loss, declined comment on the possibility.

Tucson Ferguson Rmich Dewey

Death of Robert W. Scott at 56 in Cedar Rapids

Robert W. Scott 56 sales manager of Iowa Steel and Iron Works Cedar Rapids died suddenly at home 1834 First Avenue NE at 3 a.m. Wednesday He born January 2 1892 at What Cheer He served in World War I and as a World War II engineer officer earning the Army Commendation ribbon He was active in Masonry Elks Master Builders Episcopal church and American Legion Surviving wife Katherine two daughters Lees Scott and Suzanne Larson two brothers Alexander and William four sisters and parents in Rock Island Services set for Friday at the Episcopal church Albert Lea Minn with prayers at Teahen chapel and residence visitation later

Robert Walker Scott Iowa Steel and Iron Works Cedar Rapids First Avenue What Cheer Scott U. S. Navy Engineer Corps The Elks Master Builders of Iowa Episcopal Church of Albert Lea Minn American Legion Katharine Lees Scott Suzanne Larson Fort Dodge Robert Scott Rock Island Alexander William Dorothy Gilbert Helen Sward Janet Arneson Bessie Scott Teahen

Mrs G T McHardy suffered Cedar Rapids death at 65

Mrs G T McHardy 65 of 1249 Johnson avenue NW Cedar Rapids died at 5 30 p m Tuesday at her daughter's home following a brief illness Born May 6 1883 in Cedar Rapids she leaves husband son Maynard E McHardy of St Louis a brother Rev F H Weed of Decorah a half brother Fred A Trask of Lockport Ill three sisters and four grandchildren She was a Trinity Methodist member Services 1 30 p m Friday Turner chapel conducted by Revs Elton D Wells and Glenn Strong Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel

G. T. McHardy Johnson Avenue Cedar Rapids F. G. Mary Bever Avenue Elton D. Wells Glenn Strong Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Services for Mrs Joseph Van orny in Solon route 2

Funeral services for Mrs Joseph Van orny of Solon route 2 will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Yosh Chapel with Theodore B Hlubucek officiating. Burial is planned at Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Joseph Vanorny Solon

Services for Stallard Trower on Thursday at 2 p.m.

Stallard Trower of 828 Third Avenue SW died Monday. Funeral services will be held in the Rohn chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday with the Rev. Rodney C. Gould officiating. Taps will be sounded at the cemetery. Friends may call at the cemetery office.

Stallard Trower Third Avenue SW Rohn Rodney C. Gould Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Trumans to Move to Blair House After Florida Trip

The Trumans will relocate from the White House to Blair House soon after President Truman returns from his Key West vacation. Mrs. Truman and her daughter will depart Thursday, likely by train, to join the president in Florida. They will stay at Blair House while White House repairs are completed for months.

Washington Trumans White House Blair House Truman Key West

Kiwanians Debate Moral Rearmament and Democracy

Major Walter P. Steven told Kiwanis members that democracy requires a moral rearmament and a great idea of freedom to counter iron curtain forces. He praised the Marshall Plan but warned it needs ideological fuel to resist evil.

Walter P. Steven Kiwanis Club Canada

Chief of Chamber Sees Business in Doghouse

Earl O. Shreve, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, said business would be in the doghouse for four years as he left for Paris to attend an International Chamber of Commerce council meeting.

Chamber New York United States Chamber of Commerce Earl O. Shreve Paris Shreve International Chamber of Commerce

Genii Home Permanent Wave Kit at May Drug Co

A Genii home permanent wave kit with tempering lotion is advertised at 1.98 for the complete set, plus refill 98c and end curl kit 79c. The ad features a model ready for travel and modeling, asserting easier styling since using Genii and highlighting May Drug Co at 215 2nd Street SE.

Jeen-ee May Drug Co 2Nd Street

Eight Month Safety Contest Reports Accidents and Injuries

Traffic bureau figures detail accidents and injuries in eight month safety contest sponsored by Young Men's Bureau.

Traffic Bureau Police Department Young Men’s Bureau

Dubuque County Men Report for Draft Examinations

Twelve Dubuque county men reported at the Linn county draft center for physical examinations. Named individuals include William F. Kaiser Kenneth Vice Robert A Hanning Lyle C Miersen Wayne C Bush James A Schmid Ralph J Nagel James W Hayes William D Kringle Zwingler Janes P Klemer Cas cade and Joseph A Dolanc Far ley.

Dubuque County Linn County William F. Kaiser Kenneth Vice Robert A. Hanning Lyle C. Miersen Wayne C. Bush James A. Schmid Ralph J. Nagelmaker James W. Hayes Dubuque William D. Kringle Zwingler Janes P. Klemer Cascade Joseph A. Dolanc Farley

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Daily Record Bismarck Mami Chicaco Minneapolis Peaves York Nix Los Angeles Chambers Inskeep Optical Company Robert W. Netolicky Agnes A. Dech Fairfax Nora Albert John Albert Betty Dow George Dow Julia R. Mallonee Charles Mallonee Estelle Lagle Walter G. Lagle Shirley J. Hamilton James T. Hamilton, Jr Oakland Road NE General Alarm Companies 3 Coe College Clayton Foster Anamosa Tom Stewart Fourth Street Glenn Athey Fifth Avenue SE Eugene Hartwell Belle Plaine Clarence Grere First Street St. Luke’s Paul Schmidt Manchester Floyd Thacker, Jr Edgewood Mercy Michael Hennessey Thirtieth Street Frank Pata Center Point Marvin Nemecek Twenty-second Avenue Holecek Charles Bohac Wilson Avenue McGregor Caroline Hagensick Marquette Methodist Church Decorah Olaf Vick Decorah Lutheran Church Theo Hulquist Glen Douglas Tulsa Okla Oakland Cemetery Gordon Gill Gill Strawberry Point Methodist Church Tama Antonia Frances Kuklik St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Mt. Vernon Claire Gormly Darling Vernon Wellman Henry Millice Wellman Methodist Church Cook Paint & Varnish Co First Ave Helen Dorthy Woman Wally J. Bennett Dial City Cab Chess Club Cedar Rapids Chess Club Collins Radio Danceland John Barry Blake Boulevard St. Louis Barnes Hospital St. Paul's Methodist Church Allan D. Cruickshank New York City Immaculate Conception Enzler’s Vv. F. W V. F. W. Post Post Second Avenue SE Stan Stanley Rahes Henry E. Rahe Fourth Avenue SE Sioux Falls S. D Rahe Nick Etteldorf Humboldt Parkston Primghar Bancroft Columbia John A. Fisher Homer Price Rainey Stephens College Harvey Kowalsky Fruehaus King and Queen Allied Industrial League King Robert Tucker Sova Leon Sova J. C. Sova Hamilton Street Fort Riley Kan United States Robert W. Scott R. W. Scott Vanorny Services Trower Services Ene Doreen Myhre Ory Travel Russ Landis Public Finance Service DOWS 2Nd Ave 2Nd ST Cedar Rapid Lowa BD. Turmer & Son Funeral S.E Excel Kacenac Second Ave United States Marine Corps China Killian Company
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