Daily Record Weather Summary and Five Day Forecast
Forecast shows mostly fair conditions through Friday with warming into next week. Highs near 46 Sunday, lows around 7 to 14, and widespread snow chances in the extreme north on Wednesday and Thursday. Precipitation total is 0.83 inches for now with normals 2.36 through November 31.75.
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Weather and public notices bundled in county roundup
The report blends weather alerts and municipal notices with a long list of fire and alarm incidents, public safety calls, and legal notices. It notes scattered sprinkler and furnace issues, a windblown plane at an airport, and multiple fire and false alarm entries. It also lists numerous divorce decrees, separations, and obituaries with names, ages, and funeral details.
Budget hearings show shift to state funding for Iowa parks
During hearings Ray and conservation head Priewert discussed a possible park user fee and stickers similar to hunting licenses to ensure out of state visitors help fund operations. The plan would raise state appropriations and cut trust fund reliance, with a roughly $10 million state increase and $1 million more in trust funds. Rep Perry Christensen urged no drastic cuts, while Gov Ray cautioned about absorbing bigger budget increases. Also noted was the death of Bess Seely King, 89, Cedar Rapids resident, with service and burial details.
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Perry Christensen
R-Kent
Obituaries for Cora Elmore and Joseph Kos in Cedar Rapids
Cora Mae Elmore 78 former 1200 Eighth Street NW widow of Burl B. Elmore died in a West Branch nursing home after a long illness born November 24 1892 in Ormanville She leaves two daughters Mrs M L Stoner of Oak Ridge New Jersey and Mrs A L Nelson Cedar Rapids a son Orville Elmore Fairfield a brother Ira L. Cook Agency nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren She was a member of Ellis Park Church of God Services at Ellis Park Church of God Tuesday 1 30 p m Rev Earl Osnes Interment Cedar Memorial Cemetery Bearle's until 11 a m Tuesday Also Joseph J Kos 81 of 2714 Iowa Avenue SE died Sunday after a brief illness Born in Kovarov Czechoslovakia November 20 1889 he came to the United States in 1895 and lived here since A retired employee of Wilson and Co he was a member of St Wenceslaus Church Cadets of St George Catholic Workman and Retirees Club Surviving are Mrs Ernest Fikers and Mrs Joseph Lopour Cedar Rapids four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services Wednesday 9 30 a m at St Wenceslaus Church Burial St Johns Rosary Cadets of St George and parish at 7 p m Tuesday at Kuba Funeral Home East where friends may call after 7 p m Monday
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Bess Seely King
Washington Avenue
G. E. King
Cedar Rapids
Edgar L. King
Dorothy Alice Olson
Garden City
N.Y
Ruth Esther King
New York City
Beatty-Beurle Chapel
John M. Hardy
Linwood
Beatty- Beurle’s
First Christian Church
Cora Mae Elmore
Eighth Street NW
Burl B. Elmore
West Branch
Ormanville
M. L. Stoner
Oak Ridge
N.J
A. L. Nelson
Orville Elmore
Fairfield
Ira L. Cook
Agency
Joseph J. Kos
Iowa Avenue SE
Kovarov
Czechoslovakia
United States
Wilson and Co
St. Wenceslaus Church
St. George of the Catholic Workman
Ernest Fikers
Joseph Lopour
Clarence Frana
St. John’s
St. George
Kuba Funeral Home
Clarence E. Jones 1891 1970 died Cedar Rapids jeweler
Clarence Emmett Jones 79 of 1274 Third avenue SE Cedar Rapids died suddenly Sunday born November 1 1891 in St. Paul Minnesota lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years former jewelry manufacturer member of St Johns Episcopal Church Survived by two sons Gordon Cedar Rapids and Robert E Jones Green Bay Wisconsin a daughter Mrs Earl Knowles Cedar Rapids and 11 grandchildren Services at St Johns Episcopal Church Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. burial Mt Calvary Cemetery friends may call Teahen chapel Monday 2 to 9 p.m. and at church Tuesday 9 30 to 10 25 a.m. Casket will not be opened after service Memorial fund for St Johns Episcopal Church.
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Clarence Emmett Jones
Third Avenue SE
St. Paul
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Jones
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Gordon
Robert E. Jones
Green Bay
Wis
Earl Knowles
Canon D. A. Loferski
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Blanche Gibson Sheldon dies at 68 after illness
Blanche Gibson Sheldon wife of Norman H. Sheldon age 68 of 1338 Hinkley avenue NW died after a sudden illness. Born March 19 1902 in Fairfax she married May 12 1925 in Belle Plaine. Survived by husband two daughters seven grandchildren an Edna De Laney sister. Services at Turner Chapel West 1 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Stephen R Root of St James United Methodist Church. Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner West until 1 p m Wednesday. Casket will not be opened after service.
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Blanche Gibson Sheldon
Norman H. Sheldon
Hinkley Avenue
Fairfax
Sheldon
Belle Plaine
St. James United Methodist Church
WSCS
Meth-Wick
Homer Buck
Marshalltown
Kenneth Helming
Cedar Rapids
Edna de Laney
Turner Chapel West
Stephen R. Root
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Turner West
Memorial Fund
Bohstedt 92 Former Victor businessman dies in Boone hospital
Bernard R. Bohstedt 92 died Saturday in a Boone hospital after a life as a Victor businessman. He had lived recently with daughter Adelaide Bohstedt of 309 Jacelyn Drive NW and is survived by son Ted Bohstedt of Victor. Services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist church in Victor. McAninch Funeral Home of Victor has charge.
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Boone
Victor
Adelaide Bohstedt
Jacelyn Drive
Ted Bohstedt
Baptist Church
McAninch Funeral Home
Mrs. Jacob Sanders dies at 84 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Jacob Sanders 84 of 525 J avenue NW Cedar Rapids widow of Jacob Sanders and longtime resident died Sunday after brief illness. Born April 1 1886 in Russia she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1912. Survived by five daughters five sons 15 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and a brother in Israel. Services conducted at Turner chapel east by Rabbi Isaac Neuman burial Eben Israel Cemetery. Memorials to Temple Judah or its building fund.
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J Avenue NW
Jacob Sanders
Cedar Rapids
Russia
Harold Sanders
Marion
Moshe Zaretski
Karkur
Israel
Turner Chapel East
Isaac Neuman
Eben Israel Cemetery
Temple Judah Building Fund
Laura Mills dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids church member
Laura Ethel Mills 72 widow of Charles H. Mills and longtime Cedar Rapids resident died Monday in a local nursing home after a long illness. Born November 25, 1897 in St Louis she belonged to First Lutheran church Order of Eastern Star White Shrine and Daughters of the Nile. Survived by son Charles H. Mills Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Body at Turner Chapel East.
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Laura Ethel Mills
Charles H. Mills
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
No Action on Northeast Side Burning Request
Linn county air pollution control officer indicated open burning on the undeveloped northeast Cedar Rapids tract would have adverse effects. A permit request by Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Barry would require burning small piles only under fire department supervision, with debris hauled away if possible.
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H. Keith Erickson
Donald S. Barry
Staubcourt NE
G and
Lindale Avenues
Erickson
Health Department
Fire Department
Perth socialite to appear on KCRG Radio show
Mrs. Noel Wilcox of Perth Australia is Talk of the Town guest at 12 50 PM Tuesday on KCRG Radio 1600.
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Perth
Australia
KCRG
Atheist Scout Clark Near Eagle Approval
James Clark a 16 year old Narragansett council candidate received a unanimous board of review endorsement from the council. National headquarters is expected to grant final approval within two weeks after earlier denial due to his atheism.
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Two Cedar Rapids Residents Injured in Highway 150 Crash
Roy Tail and Ellen Northrup, both in fairly good condition at St Luke's hospital, suffered injuries from a two car collision Sunday north of Center Point on highway 150. Northrup faces charges for failure to yield the right of way.
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M Avenue
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C Avenue
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Guinea and Portugal in Guinea conflict at U N meeting
Thant reported that U N observer Roger Polgar saw fighters over Conakry and four landing craft as Guinea accused external attackers. Portugal blamed by Guinea for internal troubles, while Spinola in Bissau claimed no invasion and suggested anti-Portuguese PAIGC ties.
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Toure
Immediate Trial Sought On Cedar Rapids Theater Permit
Mini-16 Inc asked Linn district court for an immediate ten day trial to force Cedar Rapids city council to issue a theater license for 16 millimeter film showings and to compel a remodeling permit for 411 Second Avenue SE. The filing cites Fredd man v Maryland and urges prompt final rulings to avoid censorship risk.
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Cedar Rapids
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Maryland
Jury Finds Stallman Not Ready for Trial on Murder Charge
A Linn County jury ruled Edward Stallman unable to stand trial due to insanity after hearing from a psychiatrist and the defense, which argued he cannot understand the proceedings or aid his defense. Judge Ansel Chapman ordered psychiatric treatment at Oakdale until competency is restored. Stallman, 40, allegedly shot Carmen Kent Johnson, 29, in a southwest Cedar Rapids home in what officials called a triangle affair. Dr. Robert Shultice testified Stallman has paranoid schizophrenia and would improve with treatment rather than jail.
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Stallman
Ansel Chapman
Oakdale
Carmen Kent Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert Shultice
County Mental Health Center
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A concise want ad note highlights an easy to use and unbeatable combination with a provided dial number 369 1234 for contact. The item stresses simplicity and value, targeting readers seeking quick options and reliable service. The ad emphasizes accessibility and a direct phone contact.
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Educational degree reforms proposed by Kerr
Kerr proposes shortening programs for capable students from four to three years and trimming Ph.D. and M.D. durations by one or two years. A two year M.A. would be generally available, new M. Phil. added between M.A. and Ph.D., and a D.A. on the Ph.D. level with heavier teaching emphasis. He argues current practice trains researchers then assigns teaching, which confuses and undermines instruction.
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reassurances on raids after attacks on U S planes in Vietnam
Friedheim says raid missions retaliated for attacks on unarmed U S reconnaissance planes over North Vietnam and protected American crews in strikes against enemy supplies moving through Laos. He notes Laird’s concern over Viet Cong shelling of Saigon and Hue and stalled Paris talks, with no U S planes lost, though Hanoi claims five planes and a helicopter were shot down.
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Noon News Team Anchors TV Channel Schedule
Dave Carter anchors the TV 9 noon news Monday through Friday. Bob Brooks delivers sports updates and Tom McDonough reports the weather. This ad reads as a lunchtime companion for viewers seeking concise local updates.
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