Weather and court notices fill Nov 13 1950 Daily Record
Iowa weather forecast Partly cloudy through Tuesday with warmer conditions in the west and east zones Highs 40s to 50s Lows 20s to 30s Rain or snow potential Wednesday night or Thursday Precipitation total for November 0.63 inch Diverce decrees and multiple court actions listed including intoxication gun in car and traffic violations within Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties Death notices for Arnold Koch John Feller Richard O Brien Leota Fisher Leota Hines singular obituaries for several Iowa towns
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Iowa
Council Seeks Update on Cedar Rapids Bus Route Survey
The Cedar Rapids city council on Monday urged Cedar Rapids City Lines to report progress on a promised survey of bus routes. Safety Commissioner Edward A. Prochaska urged a written update amid many inquiries.
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Cedar Rapids
Edward A. Prochaska
Loveland Denies Fed Labor Push Into Senate Race
Albert J. Loveland said the Iowa State Federation of Labor head A A Couch was entirely wrong in claiming the administration asked Loveland to enter the Iowa senatorial race. Loveland, at his farm near Janesville, said Brannan and the President did not request him to run and he decided on his own.
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Janesville
Albert J. Loveland
A. A. Couch
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Loveland
Iowa
Brannan
City plans April 1 truck replacement and meter maintenance
Commissioner Jones warns that city government receives about 30 percent of a citizen's tax dollar and that funds are strictly limited while outlining a truck replacement date and police meter department maintenance.
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Jones
Firehouse drama as Heath home burns with four children inside
Firefighters battled a house blaze on Memorial drive SE after a late night alarm. Douglas Heath 8 escaped through a front window with others unable to reach the two remaining children before the wall collapsed and the fire raged. Fire crews fought flames for hours, with no asbestos gear available, while neighbors helped and parents waited.
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Pennington
Smith
Douglas Heath
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Deaths Minnie Alma Fahl longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Minnie Alma Fahl widow of Albert William Fahl died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. Born August 22 1876 in Stockholm Sweden she leaves three daughters Edna Irene Fahl Mrs Fred Wenke Thurman and Mrs Willis Lyon Nevada Ia three sons Robert William Ralph Rosemond and Richard Mansfield Fahl all of Cedar Rapids six sisters five brothers and five grandchildren plus five great grandchildren. She was a Seventh Day Adventist. Services are at Turner chapel 1:30 p.m. Tuesday with Elder Harry B. Davis burial Oak Shade Marion. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Minnie Alma Fahl
Albert William Fahl
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
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Fahl
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Fred Wenke
Thurman
Willis Lyon
Nevada
Robert William
Ralph Rosemond
Richard Mansfield Fahl
Lottie Benedict
Edith Gordon
Fred Putnam
Spokane
Bert Maynes
Hollywood
Earl Johnson
Les Collins
Lawnsdale
Calif
Arthur Hanson
Hargie Hanson
North Hollywood
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Local Fire Fatality Claims Cedar Rapids Cafe Owner
Howard Eugene Evans 32 known as Murph of 211 Third Street SW Cedar Rapids died at 5 30 a m Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital from burns suffered at his Four Leaf Clover Cafe 102 First Avenue NW on November 6 Born in Williamsburg July 20 1918 he lived in Cedar Rapids 15 years A World War II veteran he belonged to the Williamsburg Congregational church Surviving are his wife Thelma a daughter Cheryll two sons Eugene and Martin his mother Mrs Earl W Eaton and brother Carroll Burial is set at Riverside cemetery Anamosa Services Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Barta Hesser chapel with the Rev J Richard Wagner and Veterans of Foreign Wars Friends may call after 4 p m Tuesday.
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Murph” Evans
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue NW
Williamsburg
Congregational Church
Thelma
Cheryll
Eugene
Texas
Martin
Earl W. Eaton
Carroll
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J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids Woman Hattie Antles Dies After Illness
Hattie Louise Antles, wife of Frank F. Antles of 123 Third Avenue SW, Cedar Rapids, died at home Sunday at 7 10 p m after a long illness. Born April 27 1887 in Cedar Rapids she married February 6 1909. Surviving are her husband and two daughters.
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Hattie Louise Antles
Frank F. Antles
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Catherine Boeckman Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Catherine Boeckman age 81 a former Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday afternoon in Davenport after a brief illness. She left a son the Rev W F Boeckman of Holy Trinity church Richmond Ia and a son Clement of Davenport. Also surviving are Mrs Roy Smith of Cedar Rapids Mrs Henry Laake and Mrs Stephen Hueser of Davenport 19 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a m Wednesday at the Davenport residence and at St Josephs Church.
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Catherine Boeckman
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Roy Smith
Henry Laake
Stephen Hueser
W. F. Boeckman
Holy Trinity Church
Richmond
Clement
St. Joseph’s Church
Private services for three Heath children conducted at Turner chapel
Private services were held at 3 30 p m Monday in Turner chapel for Jacqueline Kay Terry Lee and Thomas Clifford Heath children of Mr and Mrs Harold Heath who died in a Saturday night fire Burial followed in Cedar Memorial cemetery Jacqueline born July 22 1943 Terry born March 24 1946 and Thomas born June 10 1948 all in Cedar Rapids They are survived by their parents one brother Douglas grandparents and many aunts and uncles The children attended Dairy Dale Baptist church Jacqueline was a Blue Birds member at Buchanan school
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Jacqueline Kay
Terry Lee
Thomas Clifford Heath
Harold Heath
Memorial Drive
Turner Chapel
Timothy Starr
Dairy Dale Baptist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Jacqueline
Terry
Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Douglas
Earl Parmater
Vinton
Flossie Heath
Blue Birds
Buchanan School
Ida M. Kendall 76 Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Ida M. Kendall aged 76 of 2016, Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born October 8, 1874 in Bethany Illinois she married Albert E. Kendall September 23, 1894. Surviving are husband four children five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Evangelical church Alice at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Alice cemetery. Friends may call Beatty chapel after 3 p.m. Tuesday until noon Wednesday.
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Ida M. Kendall
Avenue NE
Albert E. Kendall
Cedar Rapids
Bethany
Ill
Kendall
Merle
Virgil
Minatare
Neb
Leland Griswold
Mrs Sam Kennedy 61 Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs. Sam Kennedy 61 of 1003 Eleventh Street NW Cedar Rapids died Sunday in a local hospital. Born May 6 1889 in Cedar Rapids she left two sons Emery and William and a daughter Kathleen all of Cedar Rapids. Also surviving are three sisters and three brothers plus a grandson. Teahen chapel service at 2 pm Wednesday led by Rt Rev Msgr D J Lenihan. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Sam Kennedy
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Emery
William
Kathleen
Ann Brown
Dell Rapids
S. D
Freda Redmond
Martha Schley
Leo Schley
Louis
George Schley
Mission
Texas
Teahen Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Woman Miss Margaret J. Graham Dies at 70
Miss Margaret J. Graham longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies in a local nursing home after a lingering illness at 6 20 p m Sunday. Born in Belfast Ireland she came to the United States with her uncle the late Malcolm Smith and lived for many years with a cousin.
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Margaret J. Graham
Cedar Rapids
Miss Graham
Belfast
Ireland
Malcolm Smith
Miss Annie Y Smith Dies. Cousins Survive
Miss Annie Y Smith of 514 eighteenth street SE dies with cousins as sole survivors. She attended the First Presbyterian church and Turner chapel service at 3 30 pm Tuesday conducted by Dr. Theodore Lilley. Burial is planned at Oak Hill Cemetery. friends may visit the chapel.
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Annie Y. Smith
Eighteenth Street
Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
Theodore Lilley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death Notice of George H. Smith Former Benton and Delaware County Resident
George H. Smith 73 of 219 B avenue NW died 11 15 am Monday. Born Urbana Jan 14 1877 he lived most of his life in Benton and Delaware counties. Survived by wife Helen two daughters Mrs P J Flaherty and Mrs William Thayer Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren. Rosary 8 pm Tuesday Teahen chapel friends may call. funeral at St Patrick's church 9 30 am Mt Calvary cemetery.
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George H. Smith
B Avenue NW
Urbana
Benton
Delaware
Helen
P. J. Flaherty
William Thayer
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Council Faces Budget Woes and Planning Needs
Cedar Rapids officials warn of looming budget strains as the city eyes next year. Parks head Richard C. Jones calls for an early study of 1950 revenue, while Safety chief Edward Prochaska seeks funds for extra traffic staff and lights. Mayor Sedive cites replacing worn garbage trucks and building a new garage. Public Improvements head Williams wants new equipment. Finance head Burgus notes delayed census figures cloud revenue projections and mentions a special emergency levy as a funding option.
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Richard C. Jones
Jones
Clarence L. Sedive
David L. Williams
Williams
L. D. Burgus
Cedar Rapids
Sedive
Burgus
Soviet Rehearsal in Germany draws crowds and warnings
Cornelissen argues class warfare and a Soviet system that crushes dissent as refugees flood western Germany. He cites forced labor, brutal confessions, and rigid state control while warning that Moscow aims to strain Western economies and extend influence across Asia and Europe.
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