Verdict Favors Company in 35000 Dollar Suit
A Linn County jury heard that Eloise Brown alleged a fall at Eagle Food in Cedar Rapids on January 2 1965 due to a slippery aisle. Judge Harold D Vietor directed a verdict for Consolidated Foods Corp dismissing the suit which originally sought 67413.60 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn District
Harold D. Vietor
Consolidated Foods Corp
Eloise Brown
Twelfth Avenue SE
Eagle Food
Mt. Vernon Road
Consolidated Foods Co
Brown
Elizabeth Naibert
Madlyn O. Erdman
Harold L. Brecht
Glenn R. Hykes
Eugen M. Hess
Norma J. Sarver
Adrian J. Janson
Cedar Rapids
Dalton F. Boren
George J. Caraway
George H. Boggs
Francis Milton Deck
Marion
Milo Parizek
Center Point
Default judgment mistake prompts hearing in Iowa case
Judge William R. Eads issued an $8 000 default against Abraham and Sophie Pilicer based on mistaken information. The Pilicers moved to set aside the order and a hearing was scheduled for Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Attorneys Wilson and Bass filed an $8 750 suit for unpaid fees on Oct 11 and sought summary judgment on Nov 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Eads
Abraham
Sophie Pilicer
Ridgeway Drive
Eads
Cedar Rapids
Robert F. Wilson
A. W. Bass
Pfficers
Wilson
Bass
Iowa
Resistance filed in case against Pilicer and Pilco Labs
Pilicer and his firm Pilco Laboratories were convicted last March on seven counts of illegal drug sales with fines totaling $12,250. Counsel Wilson and Bass admitted helping raise money for fines and court costs. Johnston was arrested on highway 1 and had his license revoked for 60 days by Judge Eads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Pilicers
Pilicer
Pilco Laboratories
Wilson
Bass
Etter Charged With Resisting Officer in Gun Threat Case
Robert B. Etter, 32, of 207 Fifteenth Street SE, pled innocent to resisting an officer. Police said he threatened to shoot officers with a 20 gauge sawed off shotgun if they entered his apartment while they pursued him over an alleged gun threat to his wife Bonnie. Officers Po lansky Achey and Kacena arrived and found the unloaded weapon on an ironing board after Etter finally surrendered to Judge William R. Eads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Etter
Fifteenth Street SE
Charles Polansky
Roland Achey
Robert Kacena
Etter
Bonnie
William R. Eads
Richard Akerly Granted Plea Date in Larceny Case
Judge William R. Eads set November 22 at 10 a.m. for Richard J. Akerly 32 of Center Point to move plea or demur to larceny charges. He allegedly stole about $181.80 from a refrigerator at Shakey's Pizza Parlor 4810 First Avenue NE on November 10 while working as a janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Eads
Richard J. Akerly
Center Point
Akerly
Shakey’s Pizza Parlor
First Avenue NE
C R Woman Given Time To Enter Plea
Edith M. McKee a 36 year old resident of 1707 C street SW has been given until December first at 10 AM to plead to a charge of drunk driving. She was arrested Monday at the intersection of Ellis boulevard and E avenue NW and arraigned Monday before Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. McKee
C Street
Ellis Boulevard
E Avenue NW
William R. Eads
Council Frowns On Air Advertising Over the City
Safety Commissioner Frank Bush told council members he worries about aircraft dropping ads over the city. A helicopter recently dispersed prize flyers at a department store, prompting calls for an ordinance or enforcement. The littering issue may be covered by existing rules, while the flyer operator sought police guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bush
Bush
Don Canney
Public Improvements
Police Traffic Bureau
William R. Eads
Frank S. Johnston
Reed
City
Mich
Johnston
Carpenter Fined for Drunk Driving in Central City
James W. Carpenter, 52, of Central City, pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. Judge William R. Eads revoked his license for 60 days after arrest September 14 in the 3800 block on Mt. Vernon road SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Carpenter
Central City
William R. Eads
Carpenter
Mt. Vernon Road
High Court Upholds Iowa Claims Act
Iowa Supreme Court 6 2 upholds 1965 tort claims act authorizing state appeal board to settle property damage personal injury or death claims arising from state employees negligence. Court says procedures can be delegated to judicial bodies once funds are appropriated, clearing way for about 2 million in claims filed since 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
State Appeal Board
Robert Larson
Snell
Fake Officer Scares NW Side Children in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police report a youth impersonating a police officer on the northwest side, frightening children. An 8 year old girl said the boy in a red station wagon followed her from school, wore police style clothing but had no badges, and chased her until a woman sheltered her inside. Residents say incidents have occurred for about a month.
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Cedar Rapids
Northwest
Lavenue
Ninth Street
L Avenue NW
Youth Reports Beating and Robbery by Two Men
Garth E. Grove a 19 year old from South English said he was jumped and robbed early Tuesday while walking in the 1000 block of First avenue W The assailants took his white jacket a bag of clothes and $5 from his wallet Grove described the first man as about 6 feet 2 inches tall thin faced with dark hair The car was a blue or black 1963 or 1964 Chevrolet and Grove had no description of the second man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth E. Grove
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Grove
Tenth Street NW
D L Ackerman Resigns City Engineer Post
Donald L. Ackerman, city engineer on a 10860 yearly salary since June, submits resignation for personal reasons. He has been off payroll since Oct 29 and planned to leave Cedar Rapids as Dick Jensen announces a successor search. Ackerman is a Purdue graduate with prior roles in Canada Jamaica Trinidad Greenland and Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Ackerman
Ackerman
Purdue University
Canada
Jamaica
Trinidad
Greenland
Newfoundland
Maquoketa
Cedar Rapids
Dick Jensen
Peter Baker obituary recalls expulsion over forgery conviction
London AP reports Peter Baker a 45 year old publisher and financier who was expelled from the house of commons in 1954 after being sentenced to seven years in jail for forgery died on Monday in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peter Baker
House of Commons
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Vietor
Linn County Fire Protection District No. 4
Boulder Township
The
Fire and Safety, Inc
Rochester, Minn
Fire Safety Corp
B. J. Maxwell
Jovan D. Schultz
Bernadine May Gundling
Irene M. Gall
Carl H. Schade
David L. Johnson
Raymond J. Kadera
Ray E. Barnes
Joseph H. Derflinger
Ronald Warren
Bernard Heintz
Springville
Allen Mease Pale
Bonnie Keith
Mt. Vernon
Clerk of Courts
William Matias
Matias
Highway 1
Iowa City
Lisbon
Richard Akerly
C.R
Council
Buick
Llen Motor CO
First Avenue SE
High Court Okays
Maurice Rawlings
Gibson C. Holliday
Polk County District Court
J. Wesley Graham
A-Ida Grove
Graham
Justice Bruce Snell
D. L. Ackerman
Klinger’s
Klinger
Second Avenue S.E
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
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