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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1952

Page

3

Abduction of Quad Cities Couple by Armed Gunman

Mary Minea and Jerry Stolze were abducted after entering Stolze's car outside Catalpa Lodge near Davenport. The gunman drove them to an abandoned farmhouse west of Princeton Iowa, robbed them of $8 and two watches, then released Minea in Davenport after returning the watches and part of the cash. Authorities seek motive and description notes a tall man with light brown hair wearing a fur collared poplin jacket.

Davenport Quad Cities Pete Wildmen Mary Minea Rock Island Jerry Stolze Catalpa Lodge Princeton Stolze Wildman Eugene Brainerd Minn Miss Minca Miss Minea Downtegen Davenport Eugene Spies Young Stolze Wiss Minca

Safety Council Creates Teen-Ager Division in Des Moines

Des Moines safety board formed a teen-age safety division drawn from Good Driver clubs in high school driver training. The council elected Robert Goode as secretary and arranged for an executive committee led by Claude McBroom. ISU educator Prof. Bert Woodcock will supervise the teen-division setup.

Des Moines INS Town ‘Safety Council W. A. McCullough Clinton Marvin Schmidt H. L. Betts Lorin Miller 3. S. Russell E. W. Harlan Gerald Schwimsey C.A. Smith C. L. Younie Manila Fred Fisher Villisea Boyd Arnold H. L. Knutsen Mason City Irwin Rose Newton Gladys Olson James A. D. Clam Sioux City Lester Schick Davenport Claude V. McBroom W. J. Andresen Dubuque Sherif James Smith Cedar Rapids Ted Mikesch Iowa Highway Patrol Council General Assembly Kathryn Worley Board of Governors Gazette Bert Woodcock Iowa State Teachers College Robert Goode Pearl W. McMurry Jack Shelley WHO Andresen Mikesch Smith McBroom John Ryan O. W. Severance Alfred W. Kahl Floode Norbert Locke

Judge Reverses Benefit Claim For Illness Leave

Des Moines District Judge Tom Murrow overturned an Iowa Employment Security Commission ruling that Isabel J. Harris who left Wolfe's clothing store due to a sinus illness qualified for unemployment compensation. He warned the ruling could turn the fund into health insurance. Commission Chairman Carl Stiger said no quarrel with the decision and they may appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.

Des Moines Tom Murrow Iowa Employment Security Commission Isabel J. Harris Wolfe Arizona Murrow Commission Carl 3. Stiger Iowa Supreme Court

Local School Plays Set for Friday and Wednesday

Class Plays Tama Junior Miss Friday at school auditorium. West Union Stage Door all school play Wednesday evening at the school. New polio cases include Robert Tegeler 25 Independence admitted to polio ward University hospitals Iowa City in serious condition. Florence Koerzing 40 Stanwood admitted in fair condition. Phyllis Chitticka 32 North English and Betty Heltzman 28 Lone Tree transferred to the inactive ward.

Tama West Union Robert Tegeler Independence University Hospitals Iowa City Florence Koerzing Stanwood Phyllis Chitticka North English Betty Heltzman Lone Tree

Death of Youth Blamed on Toothpick in Muscatine

Bernard Wingerter an 18 year old from Muscatine died after complications from surgery to remove a toothpick obstruction found in his mouth while he slept The case notes the toothpick caused the blockage and led to death after medical intervention

Legion Family Keeps Year-Round Service Across Towns

The Krab family links four towns through American Legion and auxiliary membership. Frank J Krab a World War I veteran and former St Quinton post commander retired to Arizona with his wife. Son Victor served in Europe and joins Rowley Legion. John Phillips a World War II veteran is Solon post officer. Bob leads Ely Legion.

Ely Frank J. Krob American Legion Auxiliary Legion Frank J. Krab Arizona Krab St. Quinton Legion Victor Europe Rowley John Phillips Solon Martha Linn County Bob

Family Ties in Local Legion Posts Spotlight

Verona Buresh has held several auxiliary offices and son Bob is a past commander of Ely and Walker posts. Mary supports Walker auxiliary while the family resides there. Lester Buresh of Mt Vernon is a son in law and past commander of the Ely post. Doris and two daughters belong to the auxiliary. Three grandsons dream of joining the Sons of the Legionnaires.

Verona Auxilary Bob Ely Walker Mary Walker Auxiliary Lester Buresh Mt. Vernon Doris Abdiliary Sons of the Legionnaires

Mrs Isa bel Morris Suffers Broken Leg in Fall

Mrs Isa bel Morris fractured her left leg Friday after a fall at home and is hospitalized at St Luke's in Cedar Rapids.

Isabel Morris St Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids

Five year old saves three men from sewer cave in

In Spencer, five year old Timmy Morton alerted rescuers after hearing cries from a 12 foot sanitary sewer cave in. Rescue workers freed Clifford Lee, 22, buried to his neck with a broken back, and Terry Veitch, 18, plus Bernard Kruger, 32, who were dug out after about 20 minutes under two to three feet of dirt. all were reported in fair condition after roughly 30 volunteers worked to rescue them.

Spencer Timmy Morton Clifford Lee Terry Veitch Bernard Kruger

Candidates File Expense Reports In Iowa Campaign Returns

Four more candidates for state offices filed expense reports with the secretary of state. Des Moines Republican G. I G. Hgag showed 12 cents in postage. Fort Dodge Democrat Mary S. Kelleher reported 370 dollars, Muscatine Republican Frank Shannon 14 dollars, Justice T. G. Garfield of Ames 5 dollars. In Washington, eight Republican Iowa congressmen listed receipts and expenditures. Martin of Iowa City showed 1625 received and 2184 spent, Le Compte of Corydon 1500 received 1303 spent with 100 pending, Deliver of Fort Dodge 2200 spent and 2108 received.

Justice T. G. Garfield Ames Iowa Corydon James I. Deliver Fort Dodge

Two Sioux City Men Indicted for Murder

SIOUX CITY UP Philip Hlegstrom 48 a real estate man was indicted for first degree murder by the Woodbury county grand jury in the coffee cup slaying of his socially prominent wife The jury also indicted Conrad Teboe Sioux City for first degree murder in the fatal beating of Reuben Baker 49 a service station operator Both were held without bond and slated for arraignment Thursday The grand jury refused to indict Edward Hickumbottom 74 charged with the fatal shooting of a woman The jury found the shooting was in self defense

Sioux City Philip Hlegstrom Woodbury County Conrad iTeboe Reuben Baker Edward Hickumbottom Hickumberttom

Revenue Agents Seek Federal Court Trial in Tax Case

Two federal internal revenue agents Fred A Nimtz and Edward Kelley charged with breaking and entering in connection with serving a tax case notice petitioned for transfer to federal court. Nimtz of Council Bluffs and Kelley of Omaha deny the crime as Robert E Friel of Council Bluffs faces a $42 974 federal tax lien and signed the complaint.

Council Bluffsap Federal Internal Revenue Fred A. Nimtz Council Bloffs Edward Kelley Omaha Federal District Court Robert E. Friel Counceil ‘Bluffs

Davenport Fire Displaces Four Families Overnight

Four Davenport families were forced from their homes when a blaze swept two houses about midnight Monday. One occupant woke to a loud noise and Mrs. Jack Helfrich, with her husband, saved their two year old Diane from the flames. Two other babies were also rescued by parents. Relatives supplied shelter for the victims.

Davenport Davenport Ins Davenport Jack Helfrich Diane

Murder case of taxicab driver Massouris still under investigation

Council Bluffs police say the 1950 murder of taxicab driver George Massouris remains open with ongoing questioning and a large file of statements. Massouris, 30, was last seen after picking up an unidentified passenger at the First Christian church and was found dead the next day along Old Orchard road. The robbery motive is suspected as his cab was later reused and prints were obscured by subsequent fares.

Council Bluffs Iowa George Massouris Massouris Pac Igific Rairoad First Christian Church Old Orchard Road Massourig Ing Tobbery Earl Miller

Tie in Crawford county county attorney race decided by lot

In Crawford county the county attorney contest ended in a 4086 to 4086 tie between Democrat Robert K. Brannon and Republican Ray F. Franck. Board Chairman Chris Olson drew Brannon as the winner in a 7:36 p.m. meeting in room 300 of the chemistry building.

Lot Denison INS Crawford County Lot Board of Supervisors Robert K. Brannon Ray FE Franck Wvuicey mC Chris Olson Brannon’s

Iowa Chemistry Society to Hear Northwestern Professor

Iowa section of the American Chemical Society will host a meeting at the University of Iowa featuring Dr. Fred Basoleo, assistant professor of chemistry at Northwestern University, as the keynote speaker.

Iowa Chemical Society Iowa U Iowa City Fred Basoleo Northwestern University Iowa American Chemical Ganiatr Hare Mhuredow

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