Weather and Obituaries Mixed From Anamosa Area Briefs
The report lists high and low Friday temperatures for multiple cities plus precipitation totals. It includes Gale notes on October totals, normals, and a noon humidity reading. The item also covers funeral notices for residents of Anamosa and nearby towns with service times and churches, including memorials for Eva Underhill and others.
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Fe Tsk
Ns Evvacene
Ramata
Sea
Gazette
Cedar Rapids couples named in city notices and incidents
A series of Cedar Rapids residents are listed in notices including Delbert Rouser and Elizabeth Prock along with other pairs from Cedar Rapids Palo Decorah Chicago Marion Springville and El Reno Okla. The entries note addresses and associations. Separate notices report two appliance malfunctions: a faulty washing machine at Snow White Laundry and an overheated clothes dryer at Rub A Dub Speed Wash with times.
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Delbert Rouser
Elizabeth M. Prock
Kenneth Sterk
Rita Szemkus
Ronald S. Durr
Linda J. Kennedy
Richard A. Karr
Laura A. Burks
Clyde T. Williams
Charlene B. Rejsa
Dennis J. Astor
Connie E. Yancey
Dale E. Klees
Dorothy B. Barnes
Robert L. Wichman
Janice Schoelerman
Philip M. Smith
Diane K. Byse
Cedar Rapids
Gary L. Keller
Carolyn E. Williams
Palo
David W. Solum
Decorah
Carol A. Roby
Brenton L. Barnett
Cherokee
Linda K. Fugate
Robert J. Keating
Chicago
Nancy K. Buettner
Stewart E. Carsner
Marion
Beverly Ebsen
William J. Barnes
Springville
Marlene J. Stegman
William E. Hand
el Reno
Okla
Sheryll Craft
Roy E. Pugh
Ween
Doris Herr
Urana
Fifth Avenue
Mt. Vernon Road
Speeding and traffic fines from Police Division list
A police division record lists multiple individuals with speeding fines and costs, including Dennis K. Cook 1628 Second Ave SE Susan Owens 1625 Forty-eighth St NE Gary L. Edmondson Iowa City Daryl W. Larson 1134 Tenth St SE Sandra Bailey 1905 Park Ave SE and others. Additional penalties include beer possession by a minor Gerald R. Ackerman and drunkenness sentences for William B. Bryson and Albert L. McMurrin.
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Dennis K. Cook
Second Avenue
Susan Owens
Forty-eighth Street
Gary L. Edmondson
Iowa City
Daryl W. Larson
Tenth Street
Sandra Baily
Park Avenue
Richard L. Inger
Third Avenue
Marion
Janis K. Troop
Tipton
Patrick E. Mahoney
Rae R. Wilkins
Briarwood Street
Gary O. Olinger
Fifteenth
Council Street
Donald F. Griffin
Williamsburg
Daniel L. Palmersheim
A Avenue
Patrick J. Ryan
Palo
Francis C. Keneeny, Jr
Deborah Drive
Kenneth E. Dettbarn
Prairie Lane
Benjamin A. Wells
Johnson Avenue
Gerald R. Ackerman
Forty-second Street
Edgar H. West
Forty-fourth Street
James E. Morrison
Park Towne Place
Connie K. Rierson
William B. Bryson
Albert L. McMurrin
Route Three
Cedar Rapids
Cigarettes Worth 552 Stolen From Grocery
Burglars broke in at the Joseph F. Hladky Grocery on 1600 Fourth Avenue SE. They took 203 cartons of cigars valued at 552.16 and $43.03 from the cash register, then forced open the safe but nothing else was taken. Entry was gained by breaking a rear door window and unlocking an exterior door.
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Joseph F. Hladky
Fourth Avenue SE
China marks national day with Mao absent and nuclear film
The celebration in Peking drew an estimated two and a half to three million people at Tiananmen Gate as Lin Biao praised Mao while he remained silent. About one million Red Guards filled the square and 1,600 foreigners attended. Diplomats from the Soviet bloc walked out amid a harsh critique of Soviet policy, as China touted a film of its nuclear tests asserting defense against nuclear threats.
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Nnst
Mao
Peking
Red Guard
Lin
Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Bulgaria
Hungary
East Germany
Mongolia
Poland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Tito
Belgrade
Liu Shao-chi
U. S
City Briefs and Notices from St Luke's Hospital and Local Events
Hospitalized Stella A Fetter and Mary A Wallingford are patients at St Luke's hospital with visitors permitted. Cora Mae Dochterman of Sayner and Ken Sproston report thefts and a pistol stolen from Eichmeyer's station. Awards were presented at Hiawatha and Trinity Lutheran to multiple individuals. End of season tree sale at Bezdek's Garden Center. James D Magirl dies. services planned in Oelwein. Bowling lanes open late at Magnificent Tropic Lanes.
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Stella A. Fetter
Twenty-second Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary A. Wallingford
Seventeenth Street SE
St. Luke’ S Hospital
Cora Mae Dochterman
Sayner
Wis
Melvin Dochterman
Twentythird Street
Crusha Given 30-day Suspended Jail Sentence
Jan M. Crusha, 29, of 627 Avenue NW, received a 30 day suspended jail term on a misdemeanor false uttering of a check charge. Crushed was arrested Friday and appeared before Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr.
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Jan M. Crusha
Avenue NW
Storm Inez causes damage across Dominican Republic and Cuba
Reports from Havana and official sources describe Inez affecting Oriente and Barahona with crop losses and evacuations. Civil defense tallies in the Dominican Republic show 67 dead and 225 missing with over 1,000 homes destroyed, while Cuba reports evacuations and injuries as the storm weakens.
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Havana Radio
Inez
Oriente
Barahona
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Castro
Deaths: Joseph J. Hamill and Frank J. Popelka
Joseph J. Hamill 62 of 1628 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a short illness. A WWII veteran and former barber, he belonged to the Knights of Columbus American Legion and Barbers union. survived by wife Sarah and three sisters. Services Monday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at St. Patrick's Toledo. Rosaries Sunday at Monahan Stewart. Frank J. Popelka 94 of 2718 Meadowbrook Drive SE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a short illness. Immigrated from Borova Czechoslovakia in 1913, he farmed near Ely and belonged to All Saints Church. survived by two daughters, one son, six grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services Monday at All Saints Church with rosary at Kuba funeral home Sunday evening.
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Joseph J. Hamill
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Tama County
Hamill
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Barbers Union
Sarah
Mary Haraill
van Horne
Ed Clark
Elma
Laura Elliott
Rockford, Ill
Frank J. Popelka
Meadowbrook Drive
Borova
Czechoslovakia
Popelka
Ely
All Saints Church
William J. Kos
Charles Wallace
Arizona ‘City
Ariz
Godfrey ‘Popelka
Kuba Funeral Home
Edmund J. Becker
Kuba
Longtime Cedar Rapids resident Thomas Leet dies at 73
Thomas D. Leet 73 of 1543 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness. A retired Rock Island railroad conductor born February 26 1893 in Waverly he married Hilda Graves December 10 1915 in Fremont Ohio. Survived by his wife two daughters Betty Frizzell Wichita Kansas Barbara Rieck Richardson Texas three sisters Sadie Owen Osage Mae Bacher St Louis Ruth Walker Montebello California and one grandchild. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories conducted by Dr Glenn McMichael of St Pauls Methodist Church. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday and after 10 a.m. Monday at the Chapel of Memories.
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Thomas D. Leet
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Waverly
Hilda Graves
Fremont
Ohio
Betty Frizzell
Wichita
Kan
Barbara Rieck
Richardson
Texas
Sadie Owen
Osage
Mae Bacher
St. Louis
Ruth Walker
Montebello
Calif
Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories
Glenn McMichael
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial
Chapel of Memories
Edith Cameron 73 El Cajon resident dies after long illness
Edith Naomi Cameron of El Cajon California and formerly Cedar Rapids died Friday after a long illness. Survived by husband Walter a son Edward Simon Cedar Rapids a daughter Rebecca Dilree El Cajon two sisters Elizabeth Hale Mildred Hensch two brothers Harold Alfred Mefford all Cedar Rapids eighteen grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren. Services are Monday in El Cajon.
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Edith Naomi Cameron
el Cajon
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Walter
Edward Simon
Rebecca Dilree
Elizabeth Hale
Mildred Hensch
Harold
Alfred Mefford
Dewey Corbett Rites Set In Hiawatha Service Monday
Dewey Corbett 71, a retired Universal Engineering employee and 20 year Hiawatha resident, died Friday. Born February 27, 1898 in Eldora, he married Emma Berlin August 12, 1960 in Mason City. Services at Turner chapel 1:30 p.m. Monday with Rev. Gilbert Meseke. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Dewey Corbett
Northwood ‘Drive
Hiawatha
Universal Engineering
Eldora
Emma Berlin
Mason City
Corbett
Turner Chapel
Gilbert Meseke
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Release Slated For Corpsman In Soviet Move
The Soviet Union informed the United States a Peace Corps volunteer named Thomas Dawson will be released soon perhaps within the next couple of days.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Thomas Dawson
State Office Building Shakes From Freight Elevator
The six story State Office Building completed in 1952 shakes on sixth floor when the freight elevator runs. Officials including State Architect Frank Bunker, Clyde Lighter, and elevator-firm spokespeople discuss possible causes and remedies. A report to the Iowa Executive Council may follow.
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Des Moines
Frank Bunker
Lloyd Jackson
Iowa
Girl 13 Fends Off Attacker Near Cedar Rapids Motel
A 13 year old Des Moines girl staying with her parents at Town House Motor Hotel near the Cedar Rapids golf course fought off a man who grabbed her neck. She screamed, he fled. Description: man 20 to 25, about 6 feet, blue quilted jacket, wrinkled brown pants, paint spattered shoes. Incident around 1 p.m. police notified later that night.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Town House Motor Hotel
First Avenue SE
Iowa Student Faces Marijuana Charge
Iowa student Dennis Ankrum 19 of Webster City was arrested in Iowa City and charged with illegal possession of marijuana. Johnson County Attorney Robert Jansen said the case is under investigation and no other students are known to be involved. Ankrum was released Friday on a 500 dollar bond.
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Owa City
Dennis Ankrum
University of Iowa
Webster City
Johnson County
Robert Jansen
Ankrum
Jansen
Gazette Want Ads Sell Remarkably Fast
A brief note from the Gazette highlights strong demand for classified want ads. Readers report quick responses and lively interest in listings, indicating the newspaper remains an effective marketplace.
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Gazette
Feast Or Famine In Iowa Budget Debate
Eastern Iowa lawmakers tackle an $80 million treasury surplus with plans to spend on schools and tax relief. Cedar Rapids Gazette previews a political pulse on Keokuk county and nutrition concerns among teens, plus a feature on rural schools and a seventh grade class outdoors.
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Big
Iowa
Little Red
Gus Schrader
Iowa-Wisconsin
al Miller
Iowa State
Nebraska
Underworld figure Carlos Marcello arrested in New Orleans
FBI agents arrested Carlos Marcello at his home on a complaint charging assaulting an FBI agent arriving from New York. He posted $50,000 bond and is to have a preliminary hearing next Friday before U S Commissioner Fritz Windhorst. Marcello swung at Agent Patrick Collins at New Orleans International Airport. the punch caused little damage. The Marcello brothers were among 13 syndicate members arrested in New York on September 22.
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New Orleans
FBI
Carlos Marcello
New York
Marcello
U.S
Fritz Windhorst
Patrick Collins
New Orleans International Airport
Joseph
Carlos
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Florida
Marcello Brothers
Syndicate
Vandals Damage Cars at National By-Products Co
Two employees report vandalism at National By-Products Co Otis Tower SE. Jack Capper 1300 D Avenue NE and Leslie Smith 2320 Coldstream Avenue NE say windows on Capper’s car were smashed and Smith’s headlights and taillights were damaged. a $6 jack stored under Smith’s car was also stolen.
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National By- Products Co
Otis Tower SE
Jack Capper
D Avenue
Leslie Smith
Coldstream Avenue NE
Capper
Smith
Dirksen Delayed Medal After Hip Injury
Sen. Dirksen will receive the Bellarmine medal in Washington instead of Louisville after a broken hip sidelined him two days before the May 11 ceremony. The award honors a national or international figure exemplifying charity justice and temperance in handling controversial issues.
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Louisville
Dirksen
R-Ill
Bellarmine
Washington
Alfred F. Horrigan
Bellarmine College
Senate Rpublican
U.N. Push for Southwest Africa Handed for 70-2 Vote
African diplomats forecast the General Assembly will back a U.N. takeover of Southwest Africa from South Africa by at least 70 votes to two, with Portugal and South Africa opposing. Mongolia and the USSR shifted to support the measure as sponsors rose to 52. The plan seeks a U.N. administering authority to prepare independence, with enforcement possible if needed.
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United Nations
U.N
Southwest Africa
South Africa
General Assembly
Portugal
Africa
Asia
Mongolia
Soviet Union
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Assembly
U.S
Britain
D. P. de Villiers
Security Council
U. N. Special Committee On
Pavel Shakhov
U. N
National Liberation Movement
Com
Riots in Maharashtra Leave 14 Dead and 90 Injured
Rioting across Mangrulpur Wasin and Pusad in Maharashtra state leaves 14 killed and 90 injured. Victims mostly stabbed or burned as police from Nagpur impose curfew and looting controls. Hindu agitation over cow slaughter sparks clashes with Muslims amid state efforts to restore order.
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Bombay
Maharashtra
India
Mangrulpur
Wasin
Pusad
Nagpur
D. S. Desai
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Hesser Memorial Chapel
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Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
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Underhill
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Rohn Funeral
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Cedar Chapter O.E.S
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N Street
Harold A. McFarland
Eighth Street SE
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Fifth Avenue SE
China
K. C. Family Breakfast—Council
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Pleasant
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E Avenue
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Bezdek’s Garden Center
John P. Callahan
Fourth Avenue
Charles L. Reynolds
Thirty-sixth Street
James D. Magirl
Bruce Eichmeyer
Eichmeyer
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Sixteenth Avenue SW
U.S. Navy
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Caribbean
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John E. Lapes
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Lighter
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