Daily Record and diet oP hrechateas 1s in'apolis 5243
Forecast indicates generally fair weather through Thursday with colder conditions tonight in the east. Temperatures will rise to the 40s to 50s Thursday, followed by partly cloudy and warmer conditions Friday. Also includes local weather figures for LaCrosse and surrounding areas, barometer readings, sunrise and sunset times, and a list of births and civil suit filings in the area.
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Apolis
York
Omaha
Eifican
Seattle
Family Names Recorded in Local Court Docket
The docket lists transfers and disputes involving Matilda E. McDonald from Donald J. McDonald. Floyd Davis from Julia Davis. Harry Lekin from Betty Lekin. Rhoda Jordan versus David Jordan. Minerva J. Zenner versus Sylvester F. Zenner. Patricia Jannie versus William Jannie. and Morris versus Peggy Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda E. McDonald
Donald J. McDonald
Floyd Davis
Julia Davis
Harry Lekin
Betty Lekin
Rhoda Jordan
David Jordan
Minerva J. Zenner
Sylvester F. Zenner
Patricia Jannie
William Jannie
Ee Morris
Peggy Mor
Multiple Iowa citations list of speeding and traffic violations
A long list of individuals from Marion, Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Iowa City and surrounding towns faced traffic related penalties including speeding, failing to yield, disobeying signals and no driver's license. Fines ranged from 2 to 25 dollars with some suspensions noted and incidents also mentioning leaving the accident scene and disturbing the peace.
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Bonnie Joseph
33Rd St
David Robertson
27Th Ave
Charles Gilderbloom
Iowa City
Harvey Slyck
28Th St
Janet Leach
Vinton
Warren Everhart
18Th St
James Anderson
11Th St
William Hinshaw
Old Marioard
Robert Hepner
35Th St
Joyce Aldershoe
Hollywood Blvd
Alvin Shaffer
20Th St
Albert Cooper
Traer
Don Burmeister
Beverly Shaw
Regal Ave
Everett Kelsey
26Th St. NW
Edward Anderson
K St
William Ee
Newcomber. SE
Mary Sience
2Nd St
William Kristan
12Th St
Glenn Ravenscroft
29Th St. Dr
Manley
Bave
Mary Dee
20Th Ave
Guy Abernathy
27Th St. NW
John Bidenbach
Mechanicsville
Robert Leonard
Palo
Roy Seidlitz
8Th St. SE
William Elam
Newcombet
Warren’ Rice
Aodoo
David Falkenary
6Th Ave
Lenore Topinka
Vernon Dr
Ray 3
Rhodes
10Th St. NW
Ween Manley
B Ave
Thomas Flood
10Th St
George Frye Forbes
4Th St
Cornell- Christ-Janer Named President of St. John's College
Dr. Christ-Janer succeeds Dr. Russell D. Cole as president of St. John's College Annapolis. He has served since 1953, with key roles in finance and fundraising, and helped lead the Third Century Fund that raised about 4.5 million dollars last year while over 6 million has been raised in five years. He also reviewed candidates for positions and directed tutor oversight.
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Christ-Janer
Russell D. Cole
St. John’s
Annapolis
Pillsbury Military Academy
Dr. Christ-Janer
Carleton College
Yale University Divinity School
Chicago Law School
King William’s School
Christ- Janer
University of Chicago
Lake Erie College
Cornell appoints Christ-Janer as new president
Dr. Christ-Janer, a World War II veteran and former air force captain, is named Cornell University president. He plans to strengthen the financial base, broaden donor appeal, and support faculty while emphasizing liberal education as a moral driver. Born 1922 in Garland Nebraska, raised in Minnesota, he is married to Rebecca Butler.
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Cornell
Christ-Janer
Carleton College
Garland
Neb
Waterville
Minn
Bertha Christ-Janer
Faribault
Rebecca Butler
Madelia
Rioting youths march through New Orleans downtown
Police carried a student across a street as crowds of up to about 2000 gathered in downtown New Orleans. Demonstrators from high schools invaded city hall and the school board office, while a broadcasting newsman described threats to a mobile unit. Police restored order as riders replaced motorcycle squads and urged youths to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
India to Buy Transport Planes from Russia
Indian defense ministry sources say New Delhi reached an agreement with Russia to purchase transport aircraft. The deal aims to bolster India’s military airlift capacity and logistics capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Defense Ministry
India
Russia
Deaths Paul V. Wilson Dies at Age 61
Paul V. Wilson 61 of 1046 Twelfth St NE died Wednesday in Iowa City Veterans hospital. Born November 7 1899 in Belle Plaine he studied at the University of Iowa law school and practiced in Cedar Rapids 36 years. A World War II and WWI veteran, he belonged to several legal and fraternal groups and the Holy Name Society. Surviving wife, brother John of Long Beach Calif, two sisters. Funeral Friday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rosary services. Military rites planned at grave by the American Legion.
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Paul V. Wilson
Twelfth St
Iowa City Veterans Hospital
Belle Plaine
University of Iowa Law School
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Linn
Iowa State
American Bar Assas
Catholic Lawyers Guild of the
Archdiocese of Dubuque
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Delta Theta Phi
Morris Quaker Oats employee and WWI veteran dies in Iowa City
Carroll E Morris a 31 year Quaker Oats employee and Cedar Rapids resident for 35 years died Wednesday in Iowa City Veterans Hospital Born August 5 1892 in Hutchinson Kansas he married Marian A Kreger September 26 1925 in Waterloo He is survived by his wife a brother Clarence of Fresno California and a sister Cora Eastman of Hutchinson He was a member of Christ Presbyterian Church the VFW and Veterans of World War I Services will be at Turner Chapel Friday at 1 30 led by Rev John E Wheanley burial Linwood with military honors from the VFW Friends may call after 6 Wednesday
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Carroll E. Morris
Nineteenth St. NW
Quaker Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Veterans Hospital
Hutchinson
Kan
Marian A. Kreger
Waterloo
Clarence
Fresno
Calif
Cora Eastman
Morris
Christ Presbyterian Church
VFW
Turner Chapel
John E. Wheanley
Linwood
Fitzgerald of Cedar Rapids dies at age 60
George Fitzgerald a retired farmer from the Millersburg area who moved to Cedar Rapids 18 years ago died Tuesday. Born March 19, 1886 in Millersburg he is survived by his wife Gladys Lacher Fitzgerald two sisters Ruth Stuff of Des Moines and Mrs. Fred Goodman of Lisbon and a brother Charles of Belle Plaine. Services will be at the Methodist church in Millersburg Friday at 1 30 p.m. Burial will follow at Community cemetery Millersburg Friends may call at the Barta Hesser chapel Thursday 4 to 9 p.m.
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George Fitzgerald
Third Ave
Millersburg
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Lacher Fitzgerald
Manchester
Fred Goodman
Lisbon
Ruth Ruth Stuff
Des Moines
Charles
Belle Plaine
Barta-Hesser
Wilma Chartak Civilian dies in Cedar Rapids at 63
Wilma FE Chartak of 505 Fifth Ave SE Cedar Rapids died Wednesday at 63. Born May 27 1918 in Cedar Rapids she was a cosmetician at Killian's and a member of ZCBJ. Surviving are her husband Michael married in 1938 a daughter Carole her mother Rose Rosek two sisters Erma Peal and Josephine Dennis and a brother Lloyd. Services Friday 11 at Brady mortuary with Rev Edward McNulty. Burial Mt Calvary. Friends may call Thursday after 1 p.m.
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Wilma FE
Chartak
Fifth Ave
Michael Chartak
Killian
Cedar Rapids
ZCBJ
Keokuk
Carole
Rose Rosek
Erma Peal
Josephine Dennis
Lloyd
Toddville
Brady Mortuary
Edward McNulty
Mt. Calvary
Tragic Death Of 6-Year-Old Anne Wilcox
Anne Wilcox 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Wilcox of Hiawatha died at 1 pm Tuesday in an Iowa City hospital after illness since August. Survived by parents two brothers Peter and Steven a sister Susan and grandfathers Milo Ryan Chelsea and Fay Wilcox Tama. Services Friday 2 pm in Hrabak funeral home Chel sea conducted by Rev Jackson.
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Anne Wilcox
Keith Wilcox
Hiawatha
Iowa City
Peter
Steven
Susan
Milo Ryan
Chelsea
Fay Wilcox
Tama
Hrabak Funeral Home
Jackson
Burns of St. Pauls Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids
The obituary notes Burns of St Pauls Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids and states burial will be in Rector Cemetery in Chelsea.
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Burns
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Rector Cemetery
Chelsea
Moser Rites Set for Strawberry Point Native in Waterloo
Nellie Jane Moser, 63, Cedar Rapids resident for 18 years and former Strawberry Point native, died Tuesday at Scholtz Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. Survived by daughter Mervin Huebner, Waterloo. mother Mrs. Charles Easton, New Hampton. six sisters including Mrs. Ira Rankin, New Hampton, and Mrs. Clarence Mitten, Marshfield. two brothers Herbert Easton, Lowes Park, Illinois, and Howard Easton, Monona. and one grandson. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in Gill Funeral Home, Strawberry Point, with burial in Strawberry Point Cemetery.
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Nellie Jane Moser
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Moser
Strawberry Point
Mervin Huebner
Charles Easton
New Hampton
Ira Rankin
Clarence Mitten
Marshfield
Wis
Eva Fritzpatrick
Elkader
R. C. Grimm
Widow Blanche Wiebel Dies In Cedar Rapids Service Held
Blanche Rotter Wiebel widow of Emil Wiebel and Cedar Rapids resident for 11 years died Monday at University hospitals. Born January 30 1880 near Amana she is survived by a daughter Mrs Chester Stanhope of LaCrosse three grandchildren and a brother Frank Rotter of Marengo. Private services Thursday at 3 in Czech National cemetery conducted by Rev Dominik A Loferski with Brosh chapel in charge. Family suggests donations to a favorite charity.
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Blanche Rotter Wiebel
Emil Wiebel
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Amana
Chester Stanhope
LaCrosse
Frank Rotter
Marengo
Czech National Cemetery
Dominic A. Loferski
Brosh Chapel
Mrs Clair Day Dies in California at 95
Mrs. Clair M Day a long time Cedar Rapids resident died Thursday in Chula Vista California She and her husband moved there 14 years ago and Mr Day died in 1950
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Clair M. Day
Cedar Rapids
Chula Vista
Calif
Obituary notices for Kozik Santee and Safranek with services
Obituaries list services for Joseph Kozik in Kuba funeral home and St. Wenceslaus Church with burial at St. John’s Santee. Don Ray Santee Jr. service at Bearly’s, burial at Shiloh cemetery, Hiawatha, survivors include parents two sisters five brothers and relatives. Frank Safranek honored with a Thursday service in Brush chapel by Msgr Czech National.
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Kozik
Joseph
Kuba Funeral Home
St. Wenceslaus Cchurch
Anthony W. Chihak
St. John’s
David Edward
James Arthur
Robert Lowell
Dennis Lee
Jackie Allen
Pearl Santee
Frank Hill
Tries To Hitch Ride In Locomotive's Cab
ANN ARBOR AP The engineer and fireman on a passenger train detained Walter Hallman 31 after he climbed into the locomotive cab at the station seeking a ride to Chicago. He claimed a straight was moving too fast. police held him for New York Central authorities as the train ran ten minutes late.
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Ann Arbor
Walter Hallman
Chicago
Hallman
New York Central
Baby born to Armstrong-Jones family in London
Princess Margaret welcomes a new half brother-in-law as Ronald Armstrong-Jones and his third wife Jenifer Unite announce the birth of a 7 pound 14 ounce son born Tuesday. Ronald, 60, is the father of Anthony Armstrong-Jones. Jenifer Unite, 31, is a former British Airways stewardess. The couple receive flowers and a telegram from Princess Margaret and her husband.
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London
Margaret
Ronald Armstrong-Jones
Ronald
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Jenifer Unite
French Budget Debate Passes 1961 Budget
PARIS AP The national assembly adopted the 1961 national budget totaling 69.34 billion francs about 14 billion dollars. The vote approval marks key fiscal planning for the year with allocations across ministries and programs.
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Paris
National Assembly
Linn County Supervisors, Cedar Rapids Council Move to Aid Lincolnway Village Sewer
Tuesday talks between Linn County supervisors Dudley Henderson Miles Sutera and Anthony Scolaro and Cedar Rapids council members Ralph Mikesell W Stolba and Don Garner aimed to grant Lincolnway village sewer district access to Prairie Creek. The drainage district lies outside city limits but needs a city path for an outlet. City Attorney David McGuire to advise on legalities after the meeting. Lincolnway village residents formed the district to address a drainage problem planning an open ditch to Prairie Creek to remove surface water.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Lincolnway Village
Prairie Creek
Dudley Henderson
Miles Sutera
Anthony Scolaro
Ralph Mikesell
W. W. Stolba
Don Gardner
David McGuire
Ballew Sentenced to 20 Years for Burglary
Lester Ballew of 1224 Tenth St SE was sentenced to 20 years in Ft Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary before Judge Floyd Philbrick. He was accused of breaking into his former wife’s home and attacking her earlier this month.
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Lester Ballew
Tenth St. SE
Ft. Madison
Floyd Philbrick
Ballew
Judgments for various defendants and claims collected
Judgments listed include Barwhite r Co on Abell Howe Co and M M Development Corp for 762 dollars on account. Wayne Farland against Lloyd M Tharp for 107 50 on a promissory note. Louis Chipokas against Marlene Benter for 336 dollars on rent.
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Barwhizer Co
Abell- Howe Co
M. M. Development Corp
Wayne Farland
F and W Truck and Equipment Co
Lloyd M. Tharp
Louis Chipokas
Marlene Benter
Wills Admitted Involving Rose Bailey and Julia Kuhn
Rose Bailey died July and left children as heirs with daughter Marie Bailey as executrix. Margaret E. Kuhn died October 1 naming her children as heirs and daughter Julia E. Kuhn as executrix.
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Rose Bailey
Marie Bailey
Margaret E. Kuhn
Julia E. Kuhn
Dismissed suit in Wright v Chapman with prejudice
Donald Wright and Dale Chapman see their damage case dismissed by the plaintiff with prejudice. This ends the civil action with no possibility of refiling.
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Donald Wright
Dale Chapman
Proposal to appoint state officials and block federal aid
A tax plan would replace elections for all state officials except the governor and lieutenant governor with appointments. The federation opposes federal aid to education except where population influx occurs due to federal institutions. It also opposes changes to social security that would raise taxes.
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The
Federation
Membership mounts in Methodist Church in United States
An official church tabulation shows Methodist membership in the United States Puerto Rico and Cuba reaching 9 910 741. The figure rises from 9 or 15 460 a year ago says Warren M Erwin editor of the church 1960 general minutes. The tally excludes overseas membership of nearly one million and 1 609 396 preparatory members on church rolls.
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Chicago
United States
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Warren
M. Erwin
Eisenhower Orders Agencies to Cut Overseas Outlay
President Eisenhower directs government agencies to adopt emergency economy measures cutting overseas spending to reduce the overseas deficit. He aims to tighten the balance of payments, ease gold drain, and bolster dollar prestige ahead of the Kennedy era. The move also paves the way for allied financial support and possible German cost-sharing for U.S. forces in Europe.
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Loverseas
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Europe
West Germany
Britain
France
U.S
Treasury
Anderson
President Eisenhower Calls NSC Meeting on Gold Crisis
President Eisenhower summoned a National Security Council meeting to discuss emergency moves to halt American gold and dollar resources. Administration, military, foreign policy, and financial leaders were told to fly to the President's vacation headquarters for a conference Thursday, with Vice President Nixon expected to be absent in Florida.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Nixon
Florida
Vote Merger of Luana Monona Farmersburg School District
Residents of the Monona-Farmersburg and Luana districts voted to merge effective July 1. The yes tally was 666 to 39 no, creating a merged district that also includes two rural districts near Monona. Luana will maintain its town school through 9th grade.
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Monona
Monona-Farmersburg
Luana
Atomic Energy Group Gifts Books to Japan Library
The US Atomic Energy Commission presented two collections of books and documents on atomic energy to Japan's national Diet library last week, enhancing postwar research resources in Tokyo.
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Atomic Energy Group
Japan
Tokyo
API
US Atomic Energy Commission
Japanese National Diet Library
Sunspots Disrupting Radio Transmissions
Washington AP reports a worldwide magnetic storm, the strongest in a decade, disrupting shortwave radio communications for days. James Weldon of the National Bureau of Standards notes the North Atlantic route linking New York, London, Washington and Paris is especially affected, with impacts also felt across the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Weldon
World Warning Agency
National Bureau of Standards
North Atlantic
New York
London
Paris
Pacific
Cyprus seeks U.S. aid to ease drought shortages in wheat barley
The cabinet in Nicosia asked Washington for 40 000 tons of wheat and 10 000 tons of barley to relieve shortages caused by a drought. Cyprus government officials said the request aims to stabilize food supply as crop losses mount and imports lag behind demand.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
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St. Luke's
John Prather
26Th St
Robert O'Neal
Blair’s Ferry Rd. NE
William Grant
Marion
Fred Wost
42Nd St
Michael Huston
Vernonrd
Charles Rozinek
Kansas City
Bernard Enright
Enright
Kathryn Hesser
Jay Hesser
Hesser
Mayme Forshay
Vernon View Addition
Vincent Benda
Herman Klith
Norva Hotel
Baker Manufacturing Co
American Plumbing and Heating, Inc
Roy J. Seidlitz
8Th Ave. SE
John Stamy
John G. Willman
Willman Co
Paul Myers
Jack Babcock
Kaybee Store
Doris Anderson
R. W. Tapager Co
Bert G. Cronk
Richard O. Schneider
Gerald R. Trimble
Evans Skelly
Evans Skelly Service Vs. Mr.and Mrs. John Muehe
Syndicate Clothing Co
Andrea Christine Boyle
Seiferts-Higbee
Clifford J
Ardith M. Haynes
St. Luke’s Hospital
John W
Lavonne Flood
Ginsberg’s Jewelers
Von‘ley
Margaret M. Hall
Murphy Employment Services
John J
Lydia Rodriguez
D. J. McDonald
Ambrose Silbernagel
William Northrup
Arnolds, Inc
Linda Oliphant
Iowa
Garrison
Donald Wittenberg, Jr
Taylor’s
Mary Anna Holtz
St. Mary’s Church
Shelly’s
FE. L. Clare White
Spencer
Sigourney Funeral Home
Warner’s
Decorah
Bobby Hanson
Congregational Church
Steine’s
Dwayne Struve
Bonnie L. Wills
John W. Schrimper
Marshalltown
Darlene Touro
Cedar Aids
Eugene Primrose
Ian Seely
LaVerne R. Pitcher
Karen Goldsberry
Beatty-Bearle Funeral Directors
Third Avenue
Empire
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Anne Arundel County
YMCA
Mid- Atlantic States
Rotary Club
Baltimore Synod
Westminster Foundation
Westminster Foundation of
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New Orleans
Wilma Chartak
Third Street
Blanche Wiebel
Mrs. Clair Day
Services
Elder Armstrong-Jones
John E. Lapes
John B. Turner & Son Funeral Directors
2Nd Ave. S.E
Methodist Church
Ike
John Scali
Kenne
Macon
Billy Moore
Moore
Southern Clay Products Inc
Gordon
NSC
Farmersburg
Murdoch
Order of the Golden Rule
Order
Walker
Order OF the Goten Rute
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