Weather and notices in Daily Record from November 17 1947
The issue lists low temperatures for Sunday with Bismarck at 29 21 Chicago 38 35 Denver 42 21 Los Angeles 61 50 and other city readings. An agricultural forecast predicts cloudiness snow and rain across the state Tuesday into Wednesday with winds 25 to 30 mph. Local notices include divorces, court fines for disturbances and traffic violations, and several birth announcements and obituaries from Mt. Vernon Wellman Manchester West Liberty Monticello and surrounding areas.
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Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
Sioux City
New York
Iowa
Two men fined for operating motor vehicle intoxicated
Gordon Kellogg 42 of 1108 Sixth Street SE and Arland Topel 22 of Marion were fined $300 and costs after pleading guilty in district court before Judge G K Thompson. Topel was arrested Oct 31 in Marion after striking Miss Mary Florence Ament of Anamosa causing a compound fracture of the left leg. Kellogg was arrested Saturday night at Third avenue and Third street SE after an accident injuring Mrs Earl Zamborn and her 10 month old daughter.
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G. K. Thompson
Gordon Kellogg
Sixth Street
Arland Topel
Marion
Topel
Mary Florence Ament
Anamosa
Miss Ament
Mercy Hospital
Kellogg
Third Avenue
Third Street SE
Earl Zamborn
Fifth Street SE
Greene Granted Remarry Permission and Name Restored
Two district court decrees modified by Judge G K Thompson grant Raymond Greene permission to remarry and restore Anna Bush to her maiden name Doran. Anna Bush previously divorced from Frank Bush on October 7. Raymond Greene was divorced from Lola Belle Greene on May 2.
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G. K. Thompson
Anna Bush
Frank Bush
Doran
Raymond Greene
Lola Belle Greene
Anderson Defends Coach Carideo Amid Iowarow
The article quotes Anderson praising Frank Carideo as one of the finest men he has known and denying that Iowa foot ball trouble stemmed from Carideo. He says Carideo would have retired if he had pursued another line of work due to his hard work in coaching.
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Anderson
Iowa
Frank Carideo
Iowa City backs coach Eddie Anderson amid resignation
The Quarterback Club of Iowa City passed a vote of confidence in Hawkeye coach Eddie Anderson, urging the athletic board to retain him. The University of Iowa student council polled students on Anderson’s resignation, with ballots distributed in dormitories and Greek houses and results delivered to the board before its meeting. Leaflets urged approval and a sound truck urged student votes as engineering students printed unsigned notices.
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Iowa City
Quarterback Club of
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Athletic Board
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Anderson
Stadium Area May Be Named by Joint Group
A 60 acre Cedar Rapids recreation area, soon to host two stadiums, could receive a name at a joint meeting Thursday evening of the school board city council and Memorial commission. The area is jointly owned by the city and school district and the naming was initiated by the school board.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Commission
Board of Education
Mrs Broxam Leads Authors Club Meeting Panel
Mrs Broxam presides at a meeting of an authors club affiliated with the Iowa Association of Teachers of Speech the American Educational Theater Association and Kappa Kappa Gamma. Members discussed a proposed program and upcoming events highlighting collaboration among local educators and writers.
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Authors Club
Iowa Association of Teachers of Speech
The
American Educational Theater Association
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Cedar Rapids Radio Council Postponed After Member's Death
The Cedar Rapids Radio Council meeting set for Monday night is postponed after the death of Mrs. Pearl Bennett Broxam, an active member. George C. Biggar of Gazette radio stations KCRG and KCRK was to speak on Radio and Public Service. he will address the next meeting.
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Cedar Rapids Radio Council
Pearl Bennett Broxam
George C. Biggar
Gazette Radio
KCRG
KCRK
Eld
Iowa Radio Pioneer Misses Mary Broxam Dies
University of Iowa graduate and WSUI program director Mary Broxam dies at Maquoketa. Survived by husband A L Broxam, two sisters Estelle Burke and Mrs Boudinot, niece Mrs Rosenfield. Services Tuesday at Harrison chapel burial Mt Hope cemetery in Maquoketa.
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University of Iowa
Northwestern
WSUI
Iowa
University Theater
Who's Who In
Hawkeye
Elizabeth, Il
A. L. Broxam
Maquoketa
Estelle Burke
Des Moines
Raymond Boudinot
Azusa
Calif
Joseph Rosenfield
Harrison Chapel
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Four Men Pay Fines for Reckless Driving
Gus Brown paid a $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in traffic court Monday. Herbert Karr and Harry Beranek also settled reckless driving fines plus related charges arising from weekend incidents, with Karr facing extra counts for leaving the scene and faulty brakes, while Beranek’s leaving the scene charge was dismissed on costs.
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Gus Brown
Grande Avenue
Brown
Mt. Vernon Road
Nineteenth Street
Memorial Drive
Herbert Karr
Thirty-third Street
Leonard K. Brown
Blake Boulevard
Harry Beranek
Third Avenue
Karr
Linn County
Beranek
George Miller
Fourth Avenue SW
Bever Avenue
Third Avenue SE
Three C R Men Fined On Disturbance Counts
Three men faced police court on Monday and pled guilty to disturbing the peace by fighting and drunkenness. Roy Leeper of 1124 Ninth Street SE and Clifford L Medley of 528 Fifth Avenue CE were arrested at a tavern Saturday night after trading blows. Thomas G Purington of Kenridge Terrace was charged with drunkenness and disturbing the peace on an information filed by his wife Sunday afternoon.
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Roy Leeper
Ninth Street SE
Clifford L. Medley
Fifth Avenue CE
Thomas G. Purington
Kenridge Terrace
Deaths Eugene Allen 93 Robins grocer dies at home
Eugene Francis Allen a Robins resident and longtime grocer died at his home at 1 30 a m after a brief illness He was born March 6 1854 in Livingston county New York Surviving include his wife two daughters a step son 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday Rev B F Buckingham officiating Body will be taken to Nortonville Kansas for burial Friends may call at the chapel
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Eugene Francis Allen
Robins
Livingston County
New York
Mary
Mable Wheeler
Nortonville
Kan
Leeta Domer
Marion
Emery Sherman
Alburnett
Turner Chapel
B. F. Buckingham
Obituary for Ruby Stoneking Lehew of Cedar Rapids
Ruby Stoneking Lehew 37 wife of Ray Lehew 607 Fifteenth street SE Cedar Rapids died in a city hospital at 5 p m Sunday after a long illness Born near Mt Vernon December 29 1909 she belonged to the Lisbon Methodist church She is survived by her husband a son Thomas W Blake of Cedar Rapids three daughters Mrs Richard Callahan of Peoria Ill Betty Louise Lehew and Myrtle Raye Lehew of Cedar Rapids her parents Mr and Mrs Mitt Stoneking of Mt Vernon and four sisters Mrs Frank Gleason of St Joseph Mich Mrs Lucian Cole of Mechanicsville Mrs Merle Bills of Marion and Mrs Ralph Lacock of Springville Services 130 p m Wednesday at the Barta Hesser chapel with Dr Carroll C Roberts First Christian church officiating Burial in Campbell cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m Tuesday at the chapel
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Ruby Stoneking Lehew
Ray Lehew
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Thomas W. Blake
Richard Callahan
Peoria
Ill
Betty Louise Lehew
Myrtle Ray
First Christian Church
Campbell Cemetery
Obituary for Robert E Wilkin of Cedar Rapids
Robert Elmer Wilkin of Cedar Rapids died at 3 15 a m Sunday after a long illness. Born November 23 1884 in Cedar Rapids he worked as a stationary engineer with a California lumber business. Survived by two brothers James C Wilkin and Ralph Paul Wilkin a sister Mrs Louise Hartley Services Tuesday 1 30 p m at Barta Hesser chapel with Rev G H Bamford Crescent lodge No 25 Burial Baker cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Robert Elmer Wilkin
Cedar Rapids
California
Sierra Valley Lodge No
Sierraville
Calif
James C. Wilkin
Ralph Paul Wilkin
Millsboro
Del
Louise Hartley
G. H. Bamford
Salem Evangelical Church
Crescent Lodge No. 25
Baker Cemetery
Widow Mrs Isaac Sober dies in Cedar Rapids hospital
Mrs Hazel Sober 50 of 323 A avenue NW widow of Isaac F Sober Cedar Rapids resident 31 years died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 9 30 am Monday Born Boone March 25 1897 Survived by son Harlan Sober Volga stepson Frank Sober Cedar Rapids three sisters Mrs Frank Beatty Cedar Rapids Mrs George Hills and Mrs Lucy Shaffer Boone two brothers William J Carlson Cedar Rapids Oscar Boone and two grandchildren Services will be held at Beatty chapel at a time to be announced later
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Hazel Sober
Avenue NW
Isaac F. Sober
Cedar Rapids
Boone
Harlan Sober
Volga
Frank Sober
Frank Beatty
George Hills
Lucy Shaffer
William J. Carlson
Oscar
Beatty Chapel
William E. Chase Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
William Edward Chase of 210 Fifth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Monday at 1 a.m. after a long illness. Born July 26 1890 in Cedar Rapids he lived here all his life. He was a pressman at the Torch Press for over thirty years. Survived by his wife Mamie and two daughters Mildred Jones and Lenore Charipar both of Cedar Rapids.
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William Edward Chase
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
The
Torch Press
Mamie
Mildred Jones
Lenore Charipar
Richard Chase obituary plans funeral services in Turner chapel
Richard Chase of Palo Alto California is survived by a son and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Turner chapel at a time to be announced. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Richard Chase
Palo Alto
Calif
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Reed James Averett 75 former Cedar Rapids resident dies in California
James Averett Reed, 75, a former Cedar Rapids resident born January 28, 1872 in Wayne Iowa, died Saturday in a California hospital after living in Santa Ana recently. Survived by his wife four daughters Mrs. J. A. Hayward Mrs. Dan Dwyer and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Henry Johnson of Anamosa a son Arthur of Cedar Rapids a sister Mrs. Annie Corwin of Clinton 25 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Services will be held in Santa Ana Tuesday with burial in Wilcox cemetery Viola Iowa.
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James Averett Reed
Cedar Rapids
California
Wayne
Santa Ana
Calif
J. A. Hayward
Dan Dwyer
Charles Mitchell
Henry Johnson
Anamosa
Arthur
Annie Corwin
Clinton
Wilcox Cemetery
Viola
Services for William Smith at Teahen chapel Tuesday
Funeral services for William Smith age 98 of Second Avenue Southwest will be held at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the Teahen chapel with Rt Rev Msgr D J Lenihan officiating Burial will follow at Mt Calvary Cemetery Friends may見
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William Smith
Second Avenue SW
Teahen Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Kinney Services Set for Fred E Kinney at Monahan’s
Services for Fred E Kinney of 1573 Second Avenue SE will be held at Monahan's funeral home at 2 p.m. Tuesday. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. M. Molloy will officiate and burial will follow in Mt. Call cemetery at the funeral home.
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Fred E. Kinney
Second Avenue SE
Monahan
J. M. Molloy
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Supreme Court Lets Small Interstate Work Exempt From Wage Law
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that workers who spend only a small portion of time on interstate commerce are exempt from wage hour rules. The decision involved a Detroit area truck firm and noted only 3 or 4 percent of materials moved across borders. Justice Burton wrote for the majority, joined by Jackson, Frankfurter, Reed, and Vinson, with dissents from Murphy, Black, Douglas, and Rutledge. The court also signaled future challenges to restrictive real estate covenants.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Vail Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Burton
James F. Morris
Ecorse
Mich
Detroit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jackson
Frankfurter
Reed
Vinson
Murphy
Black
Douglas
Rutledge
St. Louis
Brother of De Gaulle Heads Paris Council
Pierre de Gaulle, banker and brother of Gen. Charles de Gaulle, was elected president of the Paris municipal council Monday. Troops and police guarded the city hall as councilors cast ballots, with no incidents reported.
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Paris
INS
Pierre de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Man Who Passed Bad Checks Arrested in Hartford
Hartford police hold 33 year old Willie Sullen an alleged check passer from Cedar Rapids who used fake Cedar Rapids bank checks. He cashed several checks in August posing as an architect proposing 25 house project for colored residents and carried blueprints and union cards. He claimed to need tools bought with bad checks then sold them to pawn shops. He is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Hartford
Conn
Cédar Rapids
Willie Sullen
L. B. Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Marshall
Los Angeles
AFL Building Trades
Sullen
College of Construction Engineering
UCLA
Board To Open New Arthur Bids
Cedar Rapids school board opens contractors bids for an Arthur school addition this afternoon with decision likely at the 7:30 p.m. regular meeting. After last August’s bid rejection for exceeding the $200,000 estimate by over $100,000 renewed contractor interest prompted a second bidding call. Superintendent Clyde Parker cites overcrowding at Arthur as the district’s top issue.
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Arthur
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Parker
Sixteen Avenue Crash Leaves One Hurt and Six Cars Involved
A six car collision on Sixteenth Avenue prompts Capt. Eddie Stearns to file a half page report. Arle Allely’s eastbound party swerves to avoid a county car, triggering crashes with Dale Krumm and J C Quaid, who then hits Krumm and Allely, Quaid’s car ends in a ditch. One Quaid passenger sustains a lip cut. Quaid fined $5 plus costs for failure to control.
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Eddie Stearns
Sixteenth Avenue
Arle E. Allely
Third Avenue SE
Allely
Dale L. Krumm
Center Point
J. C. Quaid
Eighteenth Street
Krumm
Alely
Elmer Doskocil
Fairfax
Alton Ashlock
Quaid
Red Sox Acquire Vern Stephens and Jack Kramer
Boston Red Sox announce a deal with the St. Louis Browns sending seven players and cash for shortstop Vern Stephens and pitcher Jack Kramer. Boston turns over catcher Roy Partee, infielder Ed Pellagrini, outfielder Pete Layden and pitchers Jim Wilson and Al Widmar, with two more farm club players still unnamed.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Vern Stephens
Jack Kramer
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Browns
Roy Partee
Ed Pellagrini
Pete Layden
Jim Wilson
al Widmar
Unsanctioned Turkey Shoot Reported at Witwer Farm
The sheriff's office is investigating a turkey shoot on the Witwer farm east of Marion Sunday afternoon without the owner's permission. Harry Simonson, operator of the farm, said several men stopped a car along the road before 5 p m and shot two birds in the pasture, taking one bird and leaving the other.
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Sheriff’s Office
Witwer
Marion
Harry Simonson
Simonson
Red Cross Official in Visit to Linn Chapter
Red Cross representative Edmond M Haapaniemi from midwest headquarters in St Louis arrived in Cedar Rapids to confer with Linn county Red Cross officials He is regional director of first aid water safety and accident prevention The Linn county chapter will meet Tuesday to discuss adding a full time director of water safety The visitor stays through Thursday and will visit the Iowa City chapter on Friday
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Edmond M. Haapaniemi
Red Cross
Midwest
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Haapaniemi
Iowa City
Truman Seeks Price and Wage Controls to Curb Inflation
President urged quick passage of a stopgap plan to stabilize Western Europe while tying aid to inflation defense at home. He warned that rising costs threaten the foreign assistance program, urged selective price ceilings, and supported rationing authority to cope with possible staple shortages. warned against complacency and emphasized global freedom and peace.
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Western
Europe
Austria
France
Italy
Mr. Truman
Two C R Youths Fined For Lounging Loafing
Frank T Chase, 18, of 1111 I avenue NE, and Harold T Titus, 17, of 703 Fifth street SE, were fined 20 and 40 dollars respectively in police court Monday for lounging and loafing. They had pled not guilty but changed to guilty after arrest at Union station Sunday night for refusing to go home. At headquarters they were abusive during booking and called Capt Eddie Stearns obscene names.
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Frank T. Chase
I Avenue NE
Harold T. Titus
Fifth Street
Union Station
Eddie Stearns
Stearns
Wage bargaining phrase tied to productivity gains
A fragment notes that wage adjustments through collective bargaining should align with productivity to avoid inflationary wage increases, suggesting a reasonable link between earnings and output. It mentions consistency with productivity and avoiding inflationary rounds, reflecting a labor market stance.
112 Reservations Already in for JC Weekend Meet
Ten Iowa Junior Chambers of Commerce have booked for the statewide quarterly meeting in Cedar Rapids next Saturday and Sunday. There are 112 reservations so far, with 1 p.m. Saturday opening on the theme Leadership and Participant Training. National vice presidents Paul D. Bagwell and Hunter Gehlbach are slated to speak along with William Bigger, Omaha. Frank T. Nye of Cedar Rapids heads the Iowa Junior Chamber and will preside at the state board meeting. Reserved chapters include Clinton Waterloo Ottumwa Des Moines Newton Fort Dodge Creston Marshalltown Clear Lake and Davenport.
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Iowa Junior Chambers of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Paul D. Bagwell
East Lansing
Mich
Hunter Gehlbach
Evanston
Ill
William Bigger
Omaha
Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank T. Nye
Iowa
Clinton
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Newton
Fort Dodge
Creston
Marshalltown
Clear Lake
Davenport
United Air Lines Revises Cedar Rapids Schedule
United Air Lines adjusts its schedule causing eastbound and westbound flights to arrive Cedar Rapids within five minutes of each other on Monday. Eastbound departs at 9:45 a.m. to Chicago without stops, arrives 11:10 a.m., connects to New York at 4:40 p.m. and Washington at 5:00 p.m. Westbound leaves Cedar Rapids at 9:40 a.m. and continues to San Francisco, arriving 11:10 p.m. No cargo flight changes.
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United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
United
Here
Chicago
New York
Washington
San Francisco
Denver
Los Angeles
Catholic Churches Organize Europe Food Drive
Cedar Rapids five Catholic churches join archdiocese and national drive to aid Europe's hungry children. The can drive runs from next Sunday to Thanksgiving with goods shipped to the Catholic Salvage Bureau in Chicago for Europe, while some churches collect money to buy canned goods. Some pastors plan both food and money collections.
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Cedar Rapids
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