Weather and notices from Daily Record October 3 1952
The page lists temperatures for cities including Bismarck Minneapolis Boston New Orleans and Chicago with a forecast of increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions Friday followed by cool nights and frost possible Saturday. It also details local wind and sunrise sunset times and October precipitation totals, plus a long column of local divorce petitions marriages licenses petty larceny sentences drunkenness driving fines school signals and several obituaries and funeral notices across multiple towns.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Boston
New Ori
Chicago
New York
Phoenix
Pane Baeee
Iowa
Northeast Storm Leaves Damage Across New England
A violent storm system blasted the Northeast with wind and rain, toppling trees and power lines, damaging rooftops, and causing fires. In Beverly Massachusetts two drivers died after carsCareen off an embankment. New York City saw gusts up to 75 mph injuring at least 15 with nine hospitalized.
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Associated Press
New England
Beverly
Mass
New York City
Manhattan
Staten Island Ferry Station
Cafe Operator Ordered To Get City License
The board of health, after a Friday hearing, ordered Irene Stewart of the cafe at 120 First Street NE to obtain a restaurant license and install proper dishwashing facilities within 48 hours. Inspector Carl Smith said compliance was overdue since about August 1 despite warnings. Stewart said she has applied for the license and will install dishwashing equipment within the specified period, with prosecution in superior court possible if she fails to comply.
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Board of Health
First Street
Carl Smith
Smith
Irene ‘Stewart
C. W.garberson
Superior Court
City Special Assessments Due With Oct 23 Deadline
City Treasurer W. E. Miller reminded Friday that special assessments for snow removal weed cutting sidewalk repair street oiling and Seamanizing are payable along with 1952 projects. About $2,150 has been collected this week leaving $17,966 still payable. Payments by mail or in person at city hall between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily or 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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W. E. Miller
City Hall
Miller
Missionary Fund pledge announced in Des Moines amid 1952 53 drive
The North Central Jurisdiction of Women’s Societies of Christian Service announced a fund raise of 1 936 167 for foreign missionary work during 1952 53. A pedestrian, Jerome C. Moore a 64 year old LeMars resident, died after an auto pedestrian crash in Omaha. A Muscatine house fire blamed on a defective fireplace left only a TV set and a sewing machine saved. An Iowa City union seeks a 20 cent wage boost for University of Iowa workers. Local 12 of the AFSCME sent the demand in a letter to UI President Virgil M Hancher.
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Missionary Fund
Des Moines
North Central Jurisdiction of Women’s Societies of Christian Service
Jerome C.moore
LeMars
Omaha
Moore
Carroll Plambeck
Elkhorn
Neb
John Spitznogle
Muscatine
Iowa City
University of Iowa
American Federation of State
SUI
Virgil M. Hancher
Strike Ends as KC Railyard Switchmen Return to Work
Kansas City railway terminal switchmen ended a one day strike Friday by resuming work, ending the stoppage that had disrupted rail operations.
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Kansas City
Kefauver Says 1956 Plans Too Far Off to Judge
In Cedar Rapids Kefauver says 1956 is too distant to plan. He states he will run for re election in 1954 and remains focused on being a good senator. He reflects on losing the nomination to Stevenson and comments on Washington corruption and Stevenson’s potential to clean up government.
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Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Stevenson
Senate
U.S
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Administration
Kefauver Hits GOP on Farm Policies in Iowa Speech
Tennessee senator and Democratic crime boss Kefauver charged Republicans with mismanaging farms and rural programs while praising Democratic gains. He cited higher farm ownership, more businesses, lower failures, and rising corporate net worth since 1933. He attacked Eisenhower on farm parity and noted GOP votes against soil and rural credits measures. Local Democrats praised Loveless and Mekota dinners as fundraising and organizing events in Cedar Rapids.
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Kefauver
United States
Senate Committee
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenshower
Congress
House
Senate
Two More Polio Deaths in Iowa
Iowa reports two additional polio fatalities raising the yearly toll to 130. The victims are Amos Bishop 27 of Charles City and Wayne R Hoyt 20 of Sioux City a Morningside College student. Bishop died en route to Fort Dodge hospital after working on a Laurens farm. Hoyt died shortly after admission to a Sioux City hospital.
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Iowa
Amos Bishop
Ernest Bishop
Charles City
Wayne R. Hoyt
Sioux City
Morningside College
Bishop
Laurens
Fort Dodge
Hoyt
Seven Year Old Victor Boy Stricken with Polio
Kenneth Heitmann age 7 of Victor was admitted to the polio ward of University hospitals in fair condition. Karen Yoder 5 of Kalona was moved to inactive ward. Two Decorah children discharged. Active polio cases at the hospitals total 70. From Jan 1 to Oct 2 there were 536 polio admissions.
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Iowa City
Kenneth Heitmann
Harry Heitmann
Victor
University Hospitals
Karen Yoder
Kalona
Decorah
Larry Moen
Paula Berg
Cantor Improves After Collapse and Minor Heart Attack
Hollywood AP reports Eddie Cantor shows continued improvement after collapsing from exhaustion and suffering a slight heart attack on Sunday.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Mother-in-Law of Ike Hurt in Eisenhower Train Accident
Eisenhower campaign train made a sudden stop in Chicago causing a jolt that injured Mrs. John S. Doud, Dwight Eisenhower's mother-in-law. All in the party were shaken but uninjured beyond the bump to her head, with no doctor needed.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight Eisenhower
John S. Doud
Chicago
Eisenhower
Chicago and North Western
Palo man pleads guilty to drunk driving
Courthouse Harry A Hepker aged 58 of Palo pleads guilty to a drunk driving charge and is fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge J E Heiserman. Hepker was arrested around 7 30 p m Thursday on Marion boulevard after officers said he drove in an erratic manner.
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Harry A. Hepker
Palo
J. E. Heiserman
Hepker
Marion Boulevard
Illinois Man Sentenced On Larceny Five Years
Edward R. Mulligan, 54, of Decatur, Illinois, pled guilty to larceny and drew a sentence not to exceed five years at the Fort Madison men's reformatory by Judge M. C. Hamiel. He admitted taking 49.36 from the Iowa Master Breeders Hatchery on March 14, 1952, using a false check. a forged instrument charge was dismissed. Mulligan was brought to Cedar Rapids after release from Joliet.
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Edward R. Mulligan
Decatur
Ill
Fort Madison
M. C. Hamiel
Mulligan
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Illinois
Joliet
Eichhorn Returns to Duty at Courthouse
Assistant county attorney John Eichhorn resumes duties at the courthouse after a leave of absence to serve on active army duty starting August 1951. He is now on inactive duty and succeeds Bryce Fisher who was appointed an assistant during Eichhorn's service.
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John Eichhorn
Willis A. Glassgow
Eichhorn
Glassgow
Bryce Fisher
Judge Dismisses Iowa Divorce Petition
Judge Floyd Philbrick dismissed the divorce petition filed by Gordon F. Schaefer against Nelly B. Schaefer on July 23. The ruling cited failure to prove one year of Iowa residency before filing the petition.
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Floyd Philbrick
Gordon F. Schaefer
Nelly B. Schaefer
Schaefer
Iowa
Florence Fayman Sued Over Promissory Note Debt
Accounts Supervision Company doing business as Asco Loan Company filed suit against Florence M Fayman for 287.92 alleging default on a promissory note.
Chermak Will Names Fred Chermak Sole Heir and Executor
The will of Bessie M. Chermak admitted to probate names her husband Fred M. Chermak as sole heir and executor without bond. Mrs. Chermak died September 1.
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Chermak
Bessie M. Chermak
Fred M. Chermak
Divorce Petition Dismissed by Hepker
A divorce petition filed by Phyllis P. Hepker against Ooie D. Hepker was dismissed Friday by Mrs. Hepker.
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Phyllis P. Hepker
Ooie D. Hepker
Mrs. Hepker
Formula for Cancer Drug To Be Revealed
Dr Stevan Durovic who developed krebiozen said he will work with University of Illinois scientists to reveal his methods of producing the cancer drug.
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Chicago
Stevan Durovic
University of Illinois
Marengo Resident Buys Pelzer Home on Western Ave
MARENGO reports Coy purchases J. E. Pelzer residence on Western avenue for 9 250. The sale details list buyer and property location.
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Marengo
M. Coy
J. E. Pelzer
Western Avenue
Cedar Rapids council revises 24 city ordinances
City council action at a special session overhauls 24 ordinances including the parks department supervision shift. Parks Superintendent Donald Gardner is formalized under Civil Service with a $4,686 salary and a Bever Park house. Most measures await final readings, with final passage expected Oct. 13.
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Civil Service
Jones
Donald Gardner
Gardner
Bever Park
Jacob Roth Receives ISEA Life Membership Honors
Jacob Roth, McKinley High School teacher and former Wayland principal, has been awarded a life membership in the Iowa State Education Association after meeting twenty years of membership and other requirements. The honor, announced by Charles F. Martin, ISEA executive secretary, includes continued access to ISEA publications and activities without dues.
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Jacob Roth
McKinley
Iowa State Education Association
Charles F. Martin
ISEA
Roth
Wayland
Newsprint From Sugar Cane Wins Praise At Hearings
Washington insiders report sugar cane waste bagasse can produce newsprint cheaper and superior in key aspects to current newsprint. Commerce Secretary Sawyer told a House subcommittee tests show bagasse makes satisfactory paper and may ease shortages and high prices.
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Washington
INS
Commerce
Sawyer
House
Deaths Tillie Dodd 74 Cedar Rapids Resident
Tillie Dodd 74 of 615 Seventh Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a nursing home at 8 28 a m Friday after a long illness She was a member of Junior American Czech lodge No 388 of C S A Surviving are her husband two sisters Mrs Emma Zarecky and Mrs Rose Kolda and a brother Frank Pohorsky Services will be held 1 30 p m Monday in the Barta Hesser chapel Rev Zdenek F Pauk of Hus Memorial Presbyterian church will officiate Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Sunday
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Tillie Dodd
Seventh Street
Harry A. Dodd
Cedar Rapids
Emma Zarecky
Rose Kolda
Manly
Frank Pohorsky
Zdenek F. Pauk
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Obituary: Ted Pickart 67 New Hampton resident dies
Ted Pickart 67 formerly of Cedar Rapids died in a New Hampton hospital Wednesday after an illness since January. Surviving with his wife Olga are a daughter Willafreyne Mrs Miles Snyder of Waterloo a son Frank of Hammond Indiana two sisters Kate Boddicker Elizabeth Frese both of Norway two brothers John Norway and Victor Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren. Services are set for Saturday at 9 am in New Hampton with the body then brought to Barta Hesser funeral home in Cedar Rapids for 2 pm services by Rev J Richard Wagner and burial in Czech National cemetery.
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Ted Pickart
New Hampton
Cedar Rapids
New Hampton Hospital
Olga
Willafreyne
Miles Snyder
Waterloo
Frank
Hammond
Ind
Kate Boddicker
Elizabeth Frese
Norway
John
Victor
Barta-Hesser Funeral Home
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Czech National Cemetery
Mrs Evans Rites Planned for Williamsburg Native
Mrs. William J. Evans of Cedar Rapids died at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born Jane Powell on November 20 1874 in Iowa county she lived in Cedar Rapids 15 years taught rural schools and belonged to the First Congregational church in Williamsburg. She is survived by two daughters two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Jones Funeral Home Williamsburg with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Turner Chapel Cedar Rapids until 9 p.m. Friday.
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William J. Evans
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa County
Williamsburg
First Congregational Church
Jane Powell
Robert and
Catherine Powell
Evans
Allied mastery of sky claimed in Korea
U S Air Secretary Finletter said American air strength in Korea rose 50 percent in three months, giving allies complete mastery of Korean skies. He told reporters in Tokyo he is confident Far East air forces can handle any threat from Manchuria, where Reds are believed to have 1 500 planes.
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Tokyo
U.S
Finletter
Korea
Far East
Manchuria
Girls Get Suspended Sentences on Larceny
Shirlee Mulaix and Eileen Bleithing both of Kirksville Missouri were given 30 day suspended sentences in Justice Miles Adams court Friday after pleading guilty to petty larceny. The two girls who had been working in Cedar Rapids were arrested Thursday for allegedly taking rings from Mrs George Book of 1505 Fifth Avenue SE while rooming at her house.
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Shirlee Mulaix
Eileen Bleithing
Kirksville, Mo
Justice Miles Adams
Kirksville
Miles Adams
Cedar Rapids
Fof
George Book
Fifth Avenue
Japan Liberals Triumph in Postwar Elections
In Japan 107 Communist candidates lost as Liberal party gains dominate. Final results show Liberals 240, Progressives 85, Rightists Socialists 57, Leftist Socialists 54, independents 19, minor parties 11 amid a 35 million vote turnout.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
Communist Party
Douglas MacArthur
Liberal Party
U. S
Diet
Reds
Yoshida
Ichiro Hatoyama
MacArthur
Feast of Tabernacles Program This Evening
Children of Temple Judah will present a program tonight at 7 30 to open the congregation observance of the Feast of Tabernacles. The observance lasts nine days for conservative Jews and eight for reform groups. The Simchas Torah service closes the observance next weekend with the Torah reading and new year’s begun.
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Temple Judah
Lukas
Louis Urges Homeowners to Shield Pipes from Freeze
Waterworks Supt. Leo Louis warned Cedar Rapids residents to protect basement water pipes and meters as cold weather approaches. He urged closing basement windows and insulating exposed pipes to avoid costly repairs after last year’s sudden freeze.
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Leo Louis
Cedar Rapids
Louis
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