Weather and notices dominate Daily Record October 8 1852
The page blends weather data for several cities with local legal and civil notices. It lists a drought of forecasts for places such as Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New York Denver Phoenix Seattle Miami and Sioux City, then details Iowa forecast and temperatures. It also records a divorce petition, several divorce decrees, a marriage license, a false uttering of a check conviction, multiple assault and battery and drunkenness cases with fines, speeding violations, and license issues. It ends with fire calls, births, deaths and funeral notices for multiple towns including Marion Shellsburg Sigourney and Harper.
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Bismarck - Minneapolis
Chicago
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Seatele
Miami
Sioux City
Iowa
Senate Sway May Be Kept By Democrats
INS survey shows Democrats favored to retain Senate control barring a landslide GOP victory. With 34 races, Democrats hold five of twelve key contests and need five more wins to secure control, while Republicans must gain nine of twelve tossups to flip the chamber.
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Senate
Washington
INS
Democratic Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
G.O.P
Congress
Maine
Michigan
Indiana
Massachusetts
Missouri
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Joseph Pastore
Rhode
Island
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
Price
Daniel
Tom Connalix
Texas
Wiliam F. Knowland
California
Edward Thye
Minnesota
Hugh Butler
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
William Langer
North Dakota
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Summerfield Denounces Stevenson Mocking Eisenhower
Arthur Summerfield, Republican National Committee chairman, denounced Adlai Stevenson for questioning Dwight Eisenhower’s courage. He accused Stevenson of political low blows and noted Stevenson’s wartime record, contrasting it with Eisenhower’s World War II service.
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Washington
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Milwaukee
Summerfield
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon Foes Reported Cited in House Files
The Daily News says nine of 23 Columbia University professors who criticized Nixon’s expense fund are named in HUAC files. The New York Post quotes the professors saying attacks on them aimed to suppress sentiment on the Columbia campus for Adlai Stevenson.
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New York
The
Daily News
Columbian University
Richard Nixon
House un-American Activities Committee
New York Post
Columbia
Adlai Stevenson
Blood pledgers urged to verify Red Cross appointments
Donors pledged to contribute to the Red Cross Bloodmobile next week are asked to mail appointment cards to the Red Cross office. Theodore Kubicek, recruiting head, stressed confirming each pledge to ensure an efficient schedule with about 10 donors every 15 minutes.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Theodore Kubicek
Kubieck
Man Fined for Assault and Battery in Justice Court
James Chase, 20, of 1245 Twentieth Avenue SW was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery. He was arrested Monday on the complaint of Kenneth Sanborn of Sixth Street Road SW. Charles and Frank Chase were found not guilty of similar charges.
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Charles Kirby
Hopkinton
Miles Adams
James Chase
Twentieth Avenue SW
Charlies Benesn
Twentieth Avenue
Justice Court
Kenneth Sanborn
Sixth Street Road
Charles
Frank Chase
Sanborn
Charles Benesh
East Iowa Veterinary Association Opens 39th Annual Meeting
Registration surpassed 200 as the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association started its 39th annual meeting in Cedar Rapids at the Montrose hotel. Sessions run through Friday with technical papers by U.S. veterinary and livestock authorities. a banquet and dance Thursday night precedes a 9:30 a.m. Friday business session for reports and officer elections.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
United States
Marion Man Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving
Ralph E. Blair of Marion pled guilty to a drunk driving charge before Judge J. E. Heiserman. Sentencing was deferred to 10 a.m. Nov. 3 after Blair was observed driving erratically at A avenue and Twelfth street NE and arrested Tuesday by Deputy Harlan Snyder.
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Ralph E. Blair
Marion
J. E. Heiserman
Harlan Snyder
A Avenue
Twelfth Street
Injury suit filed by Emma Jacobs over 1951 crash
Emma Jacobs filed a $9 746.25 personal injury suit against A C Shireman and Robert Shireman alleging fractures, bruising, torn ligaments, shock, and permanent injuries from a car collision east of Central City on August 3 1951. The petition states the Robert Shireman vehicle was owned by A C Shireman and seeks damages plus medical bills.
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Emma Jacobs
A. C
Robert Shireman
Central City
A. C. Shireman
Truman Assailed Over 1945 Concessions to Russians
Rep Judd R Minn accuses President Truman of reckless postwar errors after Potsdam. He cites Eisenhower's warning not to concession to the Soviet Union to gain their entry into the Pacific war, arguing such moves harmed the war effort and postwar outcome.
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Eisenhower
Truman
Russia
Pacific
Judd R-Minn
Potsdam
Japan
Judd
Defense
Forrestal
Fisenhower
Professors Seek McCarthy Defeat
Harvard professors launch a nationwide mail campaign to fund defeat of Senators McCarthy and Jenner. Five thousand letters signed by Archibald MacLeish Arthur M Schlesinger and Mark De Wolfe Howe describe the two as the greatest menace the American liberal tradition has faced.
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Boston
Harvard
Republcan
McCarthy
Wis
Jenner
Mark de Wolfe Howe
Archibald MacLeish
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Howe
Schlesinger
Adlai Stevenson
Civil Liberties Appeal
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower In Wisconsin Campaign
Stevenson intensified his Wisconsin push calling Eisenhower the new Eisenhower while backing Democratic rivals and condemning Taft and GOP tactics. He contrasted farm policy and flood control, urged soil conservation, and criticized the Republican approach as unity-destroying. He addressed 12,000 in Milwaukee arena and fired at McCarthy’s stance.
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Missouri Valley
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Truman
Steven‘san
McCarthy
Taft-Truman clash lights Iowa rally in Shenandoah
Taft assails Truman as a demagogue and liar while defending the 80th Congress. He condemns the Brannan plan and warns against socialism. Truman counters in another speech as Eisenhower tacitly backs Taft in a show that mirrors 1936 leadership drama in Iowa.
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Truman
Brannan
Second Collins Cyclotron Is Now Being Used
Argonne National Laboratory announced Thursday in Chicago that its newest atom smashing cyclotron is now in operation built by Collins Radio Company of Cedar Rapids at a cost of 966 456 50. It is the second such cyclotron from Collins and the only commercially produced cyclotron. The machine is designed for nuclear reaction studies and radioisotope production due to its intense beam. Construction began in fall 1949 with delivery in early 1951 and completion in July.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Collins Radio Company
Cedar Rapids
Laboratory
Collins Radio
Collins
Chiicago
Collins Signal
Department of State
Defense Department
Thhe Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Brookhaven National Laboratories
Long Island
John P. Fitzpatrick
Eisenhower Advocates Strong Arm Cold War Policy
Eisenhower defends his 1945-1952 foreign policy stance against Truman criticism. He urges military readiness, calls for a large scale psychological warfare program, and argues for using all means short of war to counter Soviet threats. He traces defense evolution to the Atomic Energy Commission era and cyclotron development at Argonne and Brookhaven labs.
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Truman
Russia
Eisenhower
Joe Stalin
J Joe
U.S
Cedar Rapids Declares Register Now Week for Voter Drive
Mayor Milo Sedlacek proclaims Register Now Week from October 13 to 18 urging unregistered residents to sign up before the November 4 general election. City Clerk Maude Krebs notes City Hall will register voters 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and Saturdays 9 to noon.
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Cedar Rapids
Milo Sediacek
Sedlacek
Maude Krebs
Miss Krebs
New Book
Linn County
Rodin Trial Contends Innocence in Fatal Crash Case
The defense argued Rodin did not intend to kill the infant and urged a verdict of innocence, attacking police testimony as biased and noting a prior false check conviction. Rodin admitted a felony on the witness stand, while detailing his movements the night of the crash and that he had three drinks and a beer before driving.
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Rodin
Ruffin
Reanvier
Pwill Rodin
Hodin
Mirror
Montrose
Newman’s
Citizens Protest Salvage Work at NE Side Junkyard
Sixteen residents protested salvage operations in the 1200 block of Favenue NE led by Padzensky's Auto Market and M. Feder and Sons. They urged city action citing rats, polluted water, fire and smoke hazards, and impact on nearby Coe College and St Luke's hospital. The council referred the petition to Health, Fire, and Building departments for prompt review.
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NE Side
Favenue
Padzensky
M. Feder and Sons
Carl Smith
Milc Sediacek
Witherell
Cedar ‘Rapids
Coe College
St. Luke's Hospital
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area including Wenig Deninger and Garnett
Carrie Wenig Deninger 1928 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids lifelong resident died at home after a lingering illness. Services in Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Friday conducted by A Loferski of St John s Episcopal Church. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call. Martha Kane Garnett 220 Thirty fifth street drive SE Cedar Rapids wife of Robert Lewis Garnett died at home after a long illness. Born County Down Ireland Aug 5 1969 she lived in Cedar Rapids 28 years. Surviving husband a daughter Dr W Leslie Garnett Kent Ohio a son Adrian San Francisco a sister Mrs Charles Gilmore Brooklyn Ia. Services Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial cemetery 2 p m Saturday Rev Keith Taber Kenwood Presbyterian church. Friends may call Brady mortuary after 2 p m Friday until 11 30 a m Saturday.
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Carrie Wenig Deninger
B Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Reester DB. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Martha Kane Garnett
Thirty-fifth Street
Robert Lewis Garnett
County Down
Ireland
W. Leslie Garnett
Kent
Ohio
Adrian
San Francisco
Charles Gilmore
Brooklyn
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Keith Taber
Kenweco Presbyterian Church
Brady, Mortuary
Council Okays Parking Changes in Cedar Rapids NE
The Cedar Rapids city council approved four parking and traffic changes for the northeast side on Thursday. Stop signs will be placed at Franklin Avenue NE and Twenty seventh Street to halt traffic on Franklin at Twenty seventh. Parking is prohibited on the south side of B Avenue NE between Twentieth and Twenty first streets. A 60 foot stretch of B Avenue on both sides west of Twenty is closed to parking from 2 to 4 pm. Parking is banned on B Avenue north side 30 feet north of Twenty and on Twenty Street east side 30 feet north of B Avenue.
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Cedar Rapids
E. A. Prochaska
Franklin Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
B Avenue
Twentieth
Twenty- First Streets
Franklin School
Twentieth Street
Boy Drowns in Des Moines Fish Pond
A Des Moines boy identified as three year old Robert William Sir ius drowned after falling into a fish pond while playing near it. Police and the fire department rescue squad tried to revive him but were unsuccessful.
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Des Moines
Robert William Sirius
Fire Department
Trial reveals driver statements after crash at St. Luke's
Rodin testified he steered to avoid a pole at 20 to 25 mph when his car hit the pole. He hailed a passerby and took the infant to St. Luke's hospital with Mrs Schmickle. Police later took him to the station and to the scene for testimony. Four witnesses backed Rodin saying he seemed sober.
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Rodin
L. W. Remington
Milton Flicker
Robert N. Ettinger
Newman’s
Dorothy J. Bell
St. Luke’s
Robert Wright
Variety Club
Flicker
Ettinger
Wright
Miss Bell
St.Luke's
Redin
Court Postpones Segregation Case
The supreme court delayed arguments on the constitutionality of school segregation until December 8, pushing the case beyond the upcoming election. The Oct. 14 date had been set for arguments previously.
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Walington
Supreme Court
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Daily Record
A. KR
Tuich
Bluccicipal
Sun Rizes
Todex
Wednnesday
Eveisn K Dodd
William E. Dodds
Charlotte Saub
Rey Saub
Marget Johnson
Bernard Johnson
George C. Duffy
Shirley J. Arnold
Superior Court
Raymond Keb Jer
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Fred Langhurst
Division Street
Kenneth Lorenz
Donn Vernier
DuWayne Beebe
Thirty Fourth Street
Luther Lundine
Thirty-third Street
Maxine Peska
Hull Avenue
Charles Westbrook
Fifteenth Avenue
Grass Road
Nineteenth Street
Center Point Road
E Avenue
At Mercy
Ivan Clearwater
Lloyd Wilson
Memorial
Drive
Mir
Otho Keith
Shellsburg
Elgin
Fred Kohler
Muchlethaler Funerall Home
Sigourney
Frank “Pat” Stanton
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Harper
Pleasant Grove
Nimmers Funeral Home
Joseph H. Wittetoe
Reynods Funeral Home
William K. Hutchinson
Adlai
C.R. Man
East Iowa Veterinary Assn
Ment
Sen
Chicago Tribune
Taft
Angie
Fist
Europe
Old Guard
Truman-Taft
Harry
Bob
Hoover
Presi
Armen
Eisenhowler
Paft
Stalin
Council Bluffs
Chieftain Hotel
Shenandoah
Julius Lensch
Harlan
Anna Lomas
Red Oak
Roosevelt
Alf Gandon
Wat Des Moines
Register Now
William Gustaf
Edward Gustaf
Mrs. Schmickle
First Avenue E
Raymond Witherell
F Avenue
Farris Biggart
Avenue
W. Garberson
Denlinger Services
R. L. Garnett
Joh
Urner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S
John E. Lapes
Mt. Yarnan Ave
John E Laper
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