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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1954

Page

4

Iowa City Area Weather And Local Notices

Iowa forecast partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with showers in west and north. Highs 80 to 85 north and 85 to 90 south. October totals show 0.99 inch rainfall vs 2.78 normal. year-to-date 34.56 inches. Obituaries list William Young 74 and Maude Furry 84 plus funeral notices across Mechanicsville, Iowa City, Sigourney, Marion and Cedar Rapids. Divorce decree: Ronald E. Cox vs M JoAnn Cox.

Washington Es Moines Municipal

Ike and Wilson May Discuss Defense Contracts

Washington AP report says President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary Wilson may discuss Democratic charges about concentration of defense contracts in General Motors. Sherman Adams accompanies Wilson. Wilson to speak at GOP rallies in Detroit and Chicago.

Washington Eisenhower Defense Wilson Denver Murray Snyder White House Wilson Defense Sherman Adams Detroit Chicago Jackson D-Wash General Motors Corporation Defense Department

First District Candidates Set for Iowa City Forum

Republican Fred Schwengel of Davenport and Democrat John O Connor of Lone Tree will share a common platform at 8 p m Tuesday in the Shambaugh lecture room of the University of Iowa library. Orville A Hitchcock will moderate a program sponsored by the Johnson county chapter of Americans for Democratic Action, described as an organization of independent voters. The event is open to the public.

Iowa City Iowa Shambaugh University of Iowa Fred Schwengel Davenport John O’connor Lone Tree Orville A. Hitchcock Johnson County The Americans For Democratic Action

City Briefs scattered notices of events and honors

Discharged air force serviceman Stanley Ginsberg returns from a four year hitch including time in Japan, residents attend benefit card party and several club meetings are listed. Community groups including Troop 24, YMCA Toastmasters, Credit Men's Association, Rotary, Optimists, and others plan gatherings, speakers, and elections at local venues across Cedar Rapids.

Stanley Ginsberg I. Ginsberg Bever Avenue SE Air Force Warner Robbins Air Force Base Georgia Japan

Autopsy Planned in Gridder's Death at Montezuma

Edward Keith Bernard 17 a Montezuma high school halfback died after the Montezuma Brooklyn game. Authorities said an autopsy would determine the cause of death. Spectators say he was accidentally kicked in the head after a point after touchdown play. Bernard had earlier suffered injuries in a September auto crash that killed Dale Lee Allen.

Montezuma Edward Keith Bernard Montezuma High School

Winners Named In FFA Judging at Dairy Congress

Postville won the Iowa Future Farmers of America dairy cattle judging contest at the 42nd Dairy Cattle congress in Waterloo. Ken neth Brainard Richard Leath and Keith Hoffmann will represent Iowa at the national event. John Smith of Riceville was high individual overall. Wisconsin entrants won butter and cheddar cheese scoring championships with top honors going to Donald Hedding and Ronald E. Johnson respectively.

Waterloo Postville Iowa Future Farmers of America Kenneth Brainard Richard Leath Keith Hoffmann Iowa FFA John Smith Riceville Waverly Colesburg Colo Brooklyn Marion County Wisconsin Donald Hedding Hillsboro Wis A&p

Alburnett student injured in bicycle mishap near tracks

Alburnett sophomore L Garold Millard, 16, Gazette carrier for Cedar Rapids, was hurt Saturday when a front wheel separated after hitting a sidewalk rise near railroad tracks. Witness Ralph Cook said the wheel rolled on 50 feet before Millard skidded 15 feet. He was treated at a doctor’s office and St Luke’s hospital Cedar Rapids for a head injury and listed in good condition.

Alburnett L. Garold Millard St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids

Pedestrian Hit by Car Injures Ankle in City

George Markos aged 70 of 108 First street SE was struck by a car while crossing Third street SE at Second avenue at 8 30 PM Saturday. He suffered a possible fracture of the right ankle and was taken to St Luke's hospital. Driver Otto Claassen 20 of Newhall was identified. a witness said Markos crossed against the light.

George Markos First Street Third Street Second Avenue St. Luke's Hospital Otto Claassen Newhall Markos

Deaths Richard B Booth services Monday

Funeral services for Richard Beryl Booth 71 of 728 Thirty third street NE retiree and longtime Linn County resident will be held at 1 30 p m Monday at Barta Hesser funeral home. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Surviving wife four daughters one son three sisters twin brother and 11 grandchildren listed. Booth active in Cedar Christian church Linn County Farm Bureau and earlier with Waconia Sorghum Company.

Richard Beryl Booth Thirtythird Street Barta-Hesser Frazer Thomason Cedar Christian Church Linwood Cemetery Booth Cedar Rapids College Township Linn County Farm Bureau Bureau Waconia Sorghum Company Brown Harry Shipe Florence Armstrong Santa Cruz Calif Milford Hartung Mt. Vernon George Atwater Anamosa Claire G. Booth Estella Suits Ernest Sipe Mt. Gilead Ohio Frank Oxley G. Meryl Booth

Services for Louis Grumbine in Cedar Rapids

Louis C Grum bine a Cedar Rapids resident for 57 years died Saturday. Chapel services set for Monday at 10 a.m. with Rev W R Ehlert of Kenwood Methodist Church. Burial planned after 4 p.m. Sunday at an unspecified location.

Louis C. Grumbine Thirty-fourth Street Cedar Rapids W. R. Ehlert Kenwood Methodist Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Cedar Rapids Woman Dies Suddenly at Home

Miss Helen Kucera, 1742 First Avenue NE, longtime Borden Company employee and Cedar Rapids resident, died suddenly at 5 15 p.m. at her sister Mrs Albia Paula’s home 117 Seventh Street SW. Born December 27 1904 in Cedar Rapids she is survived by Mrs Paula and a brother Charles J Ku cera of Toledo Ohio. Time for services to be announced later.

Helen Kucera First Avenue NE Borden Company Cedar Rapids Albia Paula Seventh Street Paula Charles J. Kucera Toledo Ohio Turner Chapel

72 Years on Job Ends for St Catharines Worker

Thomas Shea retired at 85 after 72 years with Welland Vale Manufacturing Company dating back to 1882 in St Catharines Ontario.

ST. Catharines, Ont Thomas Shea Welland Vale Manufacturing Company

Hearings on Contract Draft Amid Antimonopoly Probe

The power association discussed finalizing its contract after a draft from AEC and noted a senate anti monopoly subcommittee led by Sen. Langer is investigating. Allegations before the committee have added a cloud to the proposal. J D Stietenroth testified that Middle South Utilities fully owns Mississippi Power and Light with a domination claim. Stietenroth’s testimony was sent to the justice department as Kefauver cited possible anti monopoly violations. Edgar H Dixon stated Middle South operations are supervised by the Securities Exchange Commission.

AEC The Power Association Senate Sen. Langer R-N.d Langer J. D. Stietenroth Mississippi Power and Light Company Middle South Utilities, Inc Mississippi Middle South Dixon-Yates Group Stietenroth Justice Department Kefauver D-Tenn Edgar H. Dixon Securities Exchange Commission

Burglars Hit Delta Upsilon House in Iowa City

Police report thieves broke into the Delta Upsilon fraternity house during the Iowa Montana football game. A strongbox in Thomas McKay’s room was forced open and $40 stolen. The door lock was jimmied.

Iowa City Delta Upsilon Thomas McKay McKay

Stabilization Not Enough Adlai Asserts

Detroit AP Adlai Stevenson blasts creeping GOP normalcy saying stabilization alone fails to protect workers. He cites joblessness at 5 percent, high cost of living, and widening gaps between farmer and overall income as proof the economy must grow with 7,000 more Americans employed daily and 1,600 jobs added each day. He warns government must uphold the Employment Act of 1946 as the nation shifts toward growth while noting Soviet gains.

Detroit Adlai F. Stevenson Stevenson G.O.P Nomeinee United States America

Car Truck Crash Leaves Driver With Minor Bruises

Donald Livingston suffered minor bruises after a 6 p m collision at First and Third avenues W. He was taken to St Luke s hospital for treatment. Police said Livingston s car hit a truck driven by Orville Neville of Malcolm. Livingston was charged with failing to yield at a stop intersection.

Donald Livingston E Avenue First Third Avenues St. Luke's Hospital Livingston Orville Neville Malcom

Simon B Phillips Dies in Cedar Rapids After Illness

Simon B Phillips 58 of 1822 Mt Vernon Ave SE Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 3 p m Saturday after a brief illness. Born April 25 1884 in Galston Scotland he married Jean Cuthbert there in April 1908. The couple lived most of their life at Hiteman Iowa and are survived by four daughters including Mrs Joe.

Simon B. Phillips Mt. Vernon Avenue Montrose Cedar Rapids Galston Scotland Jean Cuthbert Phillips Hiteman Joe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Record C. R. Weather Marold L. Derrick, Mildred J. Bean Merlin C. Bean Mechanicsville William Young Horner Funeral Home Winten Maude Furry Miller Funeral Home Mt. Auburn Dolly Filloon Methodist Church Garwin Jacob Leuenberger Hohenschuh _— funeral home Harry Haman Oathout Oxford Sigourney Elmer C. Evans Union Church South English Powell Funeral Evans John Bunting Marion Masa Hatch Central City William J. B. Fleisher Gladys Pyle Francis Meyer Dellie M. Meyer Wayne A. Murdock Shirley J. Hostak Jack D. Christensen Ira M. Jayne Daniel W. Montague Joyce W. Oswald Verdean K. Stade Roberta Wilson McElliott James Ryan Coghlan Earl Fifth Avenue SE Kalina Cyril Eleventh Street NW St. Luke's Mattison John Williamsburg Gardner Clarence Vernon Stewart Donald Ruggles Tenth Street Galloway Benny Novak Emil Fairfax Wells Garold C Avenue NE Kalamazoo Mich Charles F. Lenthe Lenthe James L. Sealy D Avenue Lt. Lenthe E. F. Lenthe Ronald E. Cox M. JoAnn Cox Constance A. Derrick Ike John E. Lapes 3Rd Ave Mt. Vernon Rd Jay W. Hesser, Jr Bartahesser Jay W. Hesser, Sr Artal Hesser Juneral Creators DIAL Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street Women’s Club Garfield School Margaret McCall YMCA Toastmasters’ Club Warren Bruene Dave Ford Bob Geiger Nick Lillies Dave McCoy Jack Muckler Credit Men’s Wholesale Credit Men’s Association Amana Rotary Club Montrose Hotel P. E. Davidson Iowa Development Commission Land of Plenty Optimist Club Roosevelt Hotel Cost Accountants National Association of Cost Accountants Jaycee Nick’s A Avenue NE Henry Haegg, Jr Dor Griffith Jack Hart John Battin Jack Foster Harold Griess Ted Harris Art Jahr Lee Horn Stamp Club Council of Social Planning Philip Aboud United States Cerebral Palsy Center Hawkeye John Carpenter Leroy Hewitt Ross Wilson Jack Collins Frank Guyott Dean Miller Gordon Nordstrom Peter Bezanson Milton Carlson Ralph Hoover Lloyd Miller Ernest Pence Harry Whitehead PEO Council PEO Merle Hubbard C Avenue Arthur Pta Robert Prastka Twenty-fourth Street Drive Forrest Smith Gridder ROHN Third Ave S.W Fiden B. Rohn Betz Monuments Associated Press Massachusetts Air National Guard Boston Logan Airport James O. Conway Bedford Mass Joe Conner William Hartke Fleet Frieden West Union Frieden Ronald E. Johnson Mount Sterling Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Gazette Richard B. Booth Dunkin Robert Claxton John Hunt Ed Edgerly Jack Phillips Congregational Church Perfect Square Masonic Lodge Arnold H. Marzell Grumbine Services Adlai Hes Iowa Memorial Co Murdoch Funeral Homes Center Point Walker Novak Monument Co Teahen Funeral Home First Ave N.W Bezdek Marion Blvd John B. Turner &Son 2Nd Avenue
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