Local Birth Announcements List Multiple Newborns
The notices report several births with parents and addresses. Merle Rosdail and Francis a announce sons born Oct 8. John Tellier, Clifford Franklin, Dette 3 Y, and R D Borschel families list daughters or sons with dates and locations in Marion Palo and Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue SE
Merle Rosdail
A Avenue NW
Francis
C Street
St. Luke’s
John Tellier
Forest Drive
Clifford Franklin
Marion
a _ McCormick
Palo
Dette
R. D. Borschel
Borschel
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue
Agricultural forecast and assorted traffic fines report
Iowa weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies with showers from the southwest spreading over the west and central regions by Wednesday night and Thursday. mild temperatures with highs around 80 and a low near 53. The record lists numerous traffic violations with fines, including reckless driving, speeding, leaving scene of an accident, improper brakes, and parking offenses, detailing names and addresses where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heneapolis
New York
Phoenix
Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Local court fines list across multiple cases
Reckless driving Bernard Stoddard Livermore 25 dollars and costs. Running stop sign John Epperle Monose Mo Audrey Beebe Chicago 5 dollars and costs. Improper passing Daniel S Welsh Kansas City 12 dollars and costs. No driver's license Daniel S Welch 3 dollars and costs. Permitting unauthorized driver Clarence McCalmon Oakland Calif 7.50 dollars and costs. Defective equipment Tony Pavlicek Ely 5 dollars and costs. Petty larceny Betty Orr Cedar Rapids 30 days all but 10 suspended. Justice W A Ball. Multiple civil filings listed between parties in Iola and Charles City. Several names and transfers noted. Alarm clock theft Joe Sodomak Cedar Rapids address 317 Twelfth Avenue SE. FIRES false alarm LaPlant Choate Manufacturing company. Mercy Earl McKay What Cheer daughter Oct 7. George McBowen address 1116 Sixteenth Street SE son Oct 7. Robert Fernandez 1554 Mt Vernon Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shera
Tiffin
Shannon Newman
Don Miller
Toddville
Daniel F. Reilly
Avenue NW
Ward C. Mason
Iowa City
Max Hesbold
Marion
Donald W. Kimball
Third Street
Gilbert W. Box
Fruitland Boulevard
Howard C. Irvine
Birmingham
Robert J. Foy
Coldstream Avenue
Andrew Berger
Fifteenth Street
Ruth Payn
Twenty-sixth Street
John W. Crowner
George E. Attwood
Walker
Kenneth E. Lennox
Maplewood Drive
Clark E. Downing
First Avenue NW
George He
Ridgeway Drive
J. A. Dostal
C Avenue NW
Bob Davis
George A. Rowe
Second Avenue
George Hadorn
Seventh Street
del L. Boegel
First Avenue E
Herbert George
Glen Donahe
Ft. Dodge
Paul Keneeny
Eighth Street
Archie Thompson
Eighth Avenue
William Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
L. C. Schuknecht
Arnold Haar
Ninth Street
Charles Markle
First Avenue
G. O. Fletcher
Bever Avenue
J. T. Hardwacke
A Avenue
R. W. Moore
Lorna Youngman
Second Street
Bernard Stoddard
Livermore
John C. Epperle
Monose
Audrey Beebe
Chicago
Daniel S. Welsh
Kansas City
Daniel S. Welch
Clarence McCalmon
Oakland
Calif
Tony Pavlicek
Ely
Betty Orr
Justice W. A. Ball
Courthouse Entry for Pierce on Liquor Transport Charge
Paul D. Pierce, 21, of 202 Twenty-ninth Street SE, was arraigned Tuesday on a charge of transportation of liquor and given until Thursday morning to enter a plea. Detectives Simon and Stusak arrested him Monday at 10 p.m. as he allegedly carried a case of Illinois labeled whisky into the Derby tavern at 1136 Ninth Street. The charge states he removed a carton containing 12 bottles of Imperial Hiram Walker whisky from a car trunk and into the tavern.
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Paul D. Pierce
Twenty-ninth Street
H. R. Simon
L. F. Stusak
Op Derby
Ninth Street
Pierce
Hiram Walker
Damages Sought in Auto Crash Suit Near Cedar Rapids
Leonard V. Koch of 45 Eighth Avenue SW files a personal injury suit seeking $10,000 and a jury trial against John S. Conway of Milwaukee John N. Dalhoff of Stockholm Sweden and Koehring Co alleging a Sept. 19 wreck on highway 30 seven miles west of Cedar Rapids. Koch suffered a broken nose and other injuries after his car was wrecked beyond repair and spent 10 days in hospital. Conway an employee of Koehring Co. is said to have been traveling for the company at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard V. Koch
Eighth Avenue SW
John S. Conway
Milwaukee
John N. Dalhoff
Stockholm
Sweden
Koehring Company
Koch
Dalhoff
Conway
Cedar Rapids
Two Get Sentences on Hidden Weapon Charge
Judge M C Hamiel ordered 90 day jail terms for Harold Orr and Daniel Van Arsdale after pleas of guilty to carrying concealed weapons. Orr of 1102 Fifteenth Street SE had his sentence suspended in full. Van Arsdale of 1009 Bealercourt SE draws 30 days with 60 day suspended.
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M. C. Hamiel
Harold Orr
Fifteenth Street SE
Daniel van Arsdale
Bealercourt SE
Orr
Linn County
Betty
W. A. Ball
van Arsdale
Gundling Divorce Suit Filed by Ida Mentzer Gundling
Ida Mentzer Gundling filed for divorce from Henry I. Gundling alleging inhuman treatment. Married June 7 1941 in Cedar Rapids the couple has no children and reside at 2233 Meadowbrook Drive SE. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Iola Grace Mentzer and an equitable share of property. He consented to jurisdiction and waived further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mentzer Gundling
Henry I. Gundling
Cedar Rapids
Meadowbrook Drive
Gundling
Iola Grace Mentzer
Wills admitted to probate for two Iowa decedents
Tuesday executors without bonds named for Frank A. Lawrence of Prairieburg who died Sept 15 with a 1000 dollar bequest to St Mary's Orphans Home at Dubuque and for Kate E. Owen who died Sept 26 with William E. Owen Jr named as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Frank A. Lawrence
Prairieburg
St. Mary’s
Dubuque
William E. Owen, Jr
Kate E. Owen
Jury Draw to Select Linn County Petit Jurors
Recorder Dempsy Jones and officials Otto F. Hanzlik and Arthur Axmear will draw 90 Linn county residents at 10 a.m. next Tuesday for service on the district court petit jury for the November term. Jurors report November 19 to Judge G. K. Thompson.
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Dempsy Jones
Otto F. Hanzlik
Arthur Axmear
Linn County
District Court
G. K. Thompson
Damage Suit Dismissed in Cedar Rapids Case
Ralph H. Van Antwerp of Cedar Rapids dismissed a suit filed July 12 against Leonard Devore seeking 1716.80 dollars for injuries from an May 25 accident. Both reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. van Antwerp
Leonard Devore
Cedar Rapids
Bank Granted Judgment in Promissory Suit
The Peoples Savings Bank received a judgment of 400 dollars on a promissory note suit against B. R. of Shelisburg, awarded Tuesday by Judge G. K. Thompson.
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Bank
Peoples Savings Bank
G. K. Thompson
B. R. Ft of
Shelisburg
Royal Air Force Plane Crashes Into Sea North of Singapore
Twenty one people are reported killed after a Royal Air Force aircraft crashed into the sea north of Singapore. Rescue operations were underway as officials investigated the cause of the disaster.
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Singapore
INS
Royal Air Force
Group Votes To Continue Vets Center In Linn County
Linn County Veterans Service and Information Center advisory council voted to continue the center after January 1 but offered no financing plan. Weighing 26 for continuation and 12 against, the action followed debate over funding from the Community War Chest and welfare bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn ‘County
Veterans’ Service and Information Center
Twentysix
Public Welfare Bureau of
Cedar Rapids
Veterans’ Center
Community Chest
Henry Haegg
Center
William J. Barron
Public Welfare Bureau
Council
Community War Chest Fund
War Chest
Barron
Vets’ Center
Labor
Bureau
Welfare Bureau
M. E. Crosier
Coggon
Linn County
Coggan
Materials for Training School Building Received
DES MOINES AP material shortages slowed progress but by Monday state architect Ralph Arnold said nearly all needed items for the Eldora state training school for boys were on site. Construction on the security building to house about 60 incorrigible bays is near completion with occupancy expected early next year at an estimated cost of $250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Eldora State Training School For
Ralph Arnold
Leo A Davey Mason City Former Mayor Dies at 60
Leo A Davey 60 longtime secretary treasurer of Peoples Gas and Electric and former Mason City mayor died Monday from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was active in civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
Leo A. Davey
The
Peoples Gas A Electric Company
Christmas Seal Sale Head Named Linn County Chairman
The Rev. Waldemar Argow of Peoples church Cedar Rapids was chosen chairman of the Linn County Christmas seal sale at a Linn County Toulosis association board dinner. Argow has pastored in Cedar Rapids since 1944 after earlier roles in Boston Philadelphia and Amherst. He holds degrees from Antioch and Harvard and will announce his committees in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Argow
The
Peoples Church
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Toulosis Association
Mr. Argow
W. Waldemar W. Argow
Sherborn
Boston
Philadelphia
Amherst
Mass
Dayton, Ohio
News
Detroit Times
Reader's Digest
Argow
Antioch College
Harvard University
Union Station Plans To Replace Roof And Spouting
Mike Kelly announces Cedar Rapids Union Station will receive a new roof and spouting with work set to start within 30 days. He notes no additional remodeling is planned this year. The announcement comes from the Cedar Rapids division superintendent of the Rock Island railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Union Station
Mike Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Kelly
Packer Entitled to Full Replacement Cost Ruling
The U S court of claims ruled the meat packer may recover full replacement cost of meat taken by government requisition, despite OPA ceiling prices. The decision centers on compensation beyond price ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer
Washington
U. S. Court of Claims
Board Approves Revised Packer High School Plan
The school board endorses a two high school system with east and west campuses near First avenues and a long range Buchanan site. New facilities would house grades 10 11 and 12 with post graduate tracks for vocational studies. The plan advances with site acquisition advice and unanimous support.
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Parker
Earth moves forward in its orbit at 65000 mph
The Earth travels around the sun in an orbital path at roughly 65,000 miles per hour, illustrating the planet's continuous motion in space.
Bevin Urges Unity as Foundation of Peace at Conference
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told delegates unity underpins victory and peace. He addressed Trieste disputes and denied British or American aims to keep a military base by making Trieste international. Bevin praised the nine and a half week conference and said final treaty texts for Italy and others require ministers approval next month in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Russia
M. Molotov
oSeeih
Paul-Henri Spaak
United Nations General
Italy
Trieste
Bevin
United States
Europe
Yugoslavia
Finland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Foreign Ministers Council
Newark
Eliminate Hazards Fire Chief Pleads Fire Prevention Week
Fire Chief urges elimination of common fire causes as a nation faces record losses. The week, opening Sunday and running through Saturday, highlights defective heating plants careless smoking matches on roofs rubbish piles and flammable fluids used for cleaning.
Brief Milk Strike In St. Paul Ends
Union milk drivers and dairy workers ended a nearly 24 hour strike in St. Paul and returned to work after agreeing to match Minneapolis conditions. Delivery was four hours late as companies restocked. The contract provides raises averaging 2.30 dollars weekly for higher paid workers with larger boosts for lower paid staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Halloween Hop Tickets Now Being Distributed
Cedar Rapids teens distribute tickets for the Halloween Hop at Memorial Coliseum on October 31. Vic Miller's orchestra will broadcast from the Coliseum on WMT during the three act show. Tickets cost 50 cents including tax and profits go to participating teen age clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Bernie Kozberg
Hanford
American Legion
Vic Miller
WMT
Legion
Legionaires
Meatitions in Mexico Vote on Lifting Livestock Ban
Anderson has 15 days to act on the industry petition. If he rejects it, the industry can request a hearing within 10 days. The committee then has 30 days to proceed after the hearing request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Anderson
Meat production up five percent over prior week
Federal inspection data show meat produced last week rose five percent from the prior week but fell 69 percent from the same week a year earlier, with quantities near 80 000 and 000 in the referenced weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Band to Tour 16 States Including Iowa
The United States Marine Band, The Presidents Own, begins its first presidential approved tour since 1941. It will visit 16 states from Sept 22 to Nov 23, with a Cedar Rapids Memorial Building concert on Oct 22 at 3 30 and 8 15 under Gazette Charities. Ticket orders are mailed to Gazette Charities Inc care of the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Iowa
United States Marine Band
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Building
Gazette Charities, Inc
White House
Adams
Condemned Leaders Receive Cautions and Comforts in Cell
Teich reports guards safeguard condemned men with strict letters and limited self harm risks. Prisoners voiced few complaints though some theft of personal items occurred. Goering and Ribentrop receive sedatives while Hess Rosenberg hold daily religious services. Papen in protective custody awaiting refuge and hopes to enter British zone.
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Teich
Ribbentrop
Goering
Hess
Alfred Rosenberg
Allied Control Council
Franz von Papen
U. S. Third Army
von Papen
Whisky Ration Doubled for November Period
DES MOINES AP The state liquor control commission announced the whisky ration will be two bottles for the period November 1 to 30. For the short period October 14 to 31 the limit remains one bottle per permit holder. Distributors report allocations are picking up and hope to supply two bottles per person in November and possibly December.
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Des Moines
State Liquor Control Commission
Rep Tall to Address Linn County Republican Women
Rep Henry O. Talle of Decorah, seeking re election in the Second district, will address the Linn County Republican Women's club at the Montrose hotel at 2 p.m. next Tuesday. Other area Republican candidates are invited to attend and be introduced. He finishes two days of Linn County campaigning before an Oelwein address Tuesday evening.
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Henry O. Talle
Decorah
Congress
Linn County
Republican Women’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Sara Nott
Marion
Rep. Talle
Oelwein
Deaths Consolver Services for Lee L. Consolver
Services for Lee L. Consolver of 121 Fifth Avenue SW will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Monahan funeral home conducted by Rev. J. E. DeLong. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery Lenox.
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Lee L. Consolver
Fifth Avenue SW
Monahan Funeral
J. E. DeLong
Fairview Cemetery
Lenox
Services for John A. Schueler at Beatty Chapel
Services for John A. Schueler longtime Beatty funeral home assistant will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Beatty chapel conducted by Rev. W W Argow. Burial is in Cedar Memorial cemetery with callers welcome at the chapel.
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John A. Schueler
Beatty Funeral Home
Beatty Chapel
W. W. Argow
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for R. Hill Dyer Held in Fort Wayne
R. Hill Dyer, former Cedar Rapids resident, died Sunday in an Ann Arbor hospital. Services will be conducted in Fort Wayne on Wednesday. A daughter, Mrs. Paul L. Jones, resides at 2304 C Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids.
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R. Hill Dyer
Cedar Rapids
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Birth Rate in Iowa Shows Upward Trend
Des Moines report shows 32 026 births in Iowa in the first eight months of 1946 up from 29 044 in the same period last year. The vital statistics director L E Chancellor expects year end totals to surpass 1945 and approach the 51 305 all time 1923 record.
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Des Moines
Deat
Iowa
L. E. Chancellor
Vital Statistics Division
$100000 Fire At Waterloo
Waterloo Iowa Warehous e blaze causes at least 100000 in damage to three story building housing furniture groceries including sugar and beer Kuyper Distributing beer wholesalers suffered part of the structure Firefighters from the city battled the flames shortly after noon following a smaller 11000 damage fire at Sprow Furniture company earlier the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Gacy
Ray Tiller
Kuyper Distributing Company
Sprow Furniture Company
Papen May Face German Treason Charges
Franz von Papen may be tried for high treason if German treason laws are restored and if he remains in the American occupation zone. Officials indicated the Allied control council has abolished treason laws, while Schacht was arrested in Stuttgart and others remain under scrutiny amid denazification actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Meier
Allied Control Council
von Papen
International Military Tribunal
Hjalmar Schacht
Stuttgart
Richard Schmid
Wuerttemberg- Baden
Schacht
Wuerttember
Allied Control Council For
Germany
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
al Speer
Baldur von Schirach
Clay says few Nazi war criminals to be tried soon
Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, deputy American military governor, said hundreds of the 77 009 alleged Nazi war criminals in custody would be tried. He modeled Germany as not a near term war threat and projected 15 to 25 years before a real worry. He noted 12 000 to 15 000 would be kept for U.S. action or trial, while acquittal of SA members by Nuernberg could release several thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
Nuernberg
Five Coe Scholars named from area freshmen
Five beginning freshmen were chosen as Coe Scholars based on high school records and the 1945 college entrance test. Named were Joan Brandt Barbara Raffety James Tisdale Dale Shatzer and Paul Bowlin. They will receive scrolls later and their names appear in the 1947 Coe catalogue.
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Coe
Byron Hollinshead
Coe Chapel
Joan Brandt
J. C. Brandt
Twenty-third Street
Barbara Raffety
Lloyd G. Raffety
Carlton Seeks $40 Refund From State Gas Tax
L V Carlton an Iowa City real estate dealer asked in Johnson county district court that $40 of more than six million dollars in state gasoline tax funds impounded in two Iowa City banks be released to him as reimbursement for taxes paid. Carlton who challenged the law's constitutionality lost in the Iowa supreme court last month and a hearing is set for Oct 15 before District Judge Harold Evans on the release application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
L. V. Carlton
John Grimes
Johnson County
Carlton
Iowa Supreme Court
Herbert J. Ries
Harold Evans
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Daily Record
Justice Court
Theresa Lint
Wilmer Lint
Lois Taylor
John D. Taylor
Iola Mentzer Gundling
Enry I. Gundling
Adaline F. Acker
Willard F. Acker
Daniel J. Essary
Margaret Essary
Helen Hardman
Gerald Hardman
Mary M. Meeker
Clarence O. Meeker
Henry Lyphout
Garrison, Ia
Nadine Florang
Ralph Robert Driscoll
Bonar Rapids
Virginia C. Herman Charles
Police Theft Report
Joe Sodomak
Twelfth Avenue SE
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Tity Pharr
Chamberlin
Arthur M. Chamberlin
Howard McLaughlin
Hanford Post
Ralph Mock
Mock
S.E
Union Station
J. K. von Lackum
East Side
West Side
Memorial Commission
Buchanan
C. C. Kesler
Kesler
von Lackum
Penningroth
Kozberg
Marine Band
Rep. Tall
Consolver Services
Schueler Services
Dyer Services
Dia
Star Jewelry CO
Bill
Osargler" ‘Robinson
Deep River Boys In Concert Review
Farsa Cameron
Arther Gibbs
Frances Palm
SICAM
Behl
Recreation Ccreation “Co
John A. Fisher
Lawrence Johnson
Beverly Laurance
Miriam Mead
Kara Raffety
Franklin High School
Darlene Neptash
McKinley
Chandler Boettcher
Elizabeth Munson
Clinton
Dale Shatzer
Greene
Vicks VA
Gas Light Quartet
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Monahan Mortuary
F. J. Monahan
Wm. J. Stewart
Lapes
Third Avenue
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