Cedar Rapids Seeks Federal Grant for Sludge Dewatering Plant
Cedar Rapids seeks a 1.52 million dollar federal research grant to build a sludge dewatering station using fly ash as a filtrate. Public improvements chief Donald Canney and engineer Daniel Rockwell outlined cost breakdowns and machinery layouts to Interior Department officials in Washington.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Interior
Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Daniel Rockwell
Howard R. Green Co
Canney
Two Men Hurt In 150 Crash Near Hiawatha
Two out of town men were hospitalized after a two car crash two miles north of Hiawatha on highway 150. John J. Latteyer of Shellsburg and Lonny D. Schroeder of Waterloo were treated at St. Luke's hospital for head injuries and cuts. Schroeder’s vehicle slid broadside after attempting to avoid Latteyer’s approaching car. Both cars were totaled and Latteyer’s car burned.
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Hiawatha
John J. Latteyer
Shellsburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Lonny D. Schroeder
Waterloo
Schroeder
Latteyer
She's Convicted For Second Time
DETROIT AP says 43 year old Gertrude Bale of Bloomfield Township was arraigned on new embezzlement charges totaling 38841 from Dealers Installation Service Inc. She allegedly cashed supplier checks and kept funds after a prior 37000 theft at Detroit Orthogenic School. She is a mother of four and previously served probation in the Detroit House of Correction.
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Detroit
Gertrude Bale
Bloomfield Township
Bale
Bliss to Attend Kansas GOP Leaders Meeting in Topeka
In Topeka Ray Bliss Republican National Chairman will join Kansas Republican leaders for a meeting on October 26. The event signals GOP coordination as national and state party figures align on upcoming campaigns.
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Topeka
Ray Bliss
Kansas
The Guns of Will Son Nety Teaser on KCRG Channel 9
A TV tease promises the movie The Guns of Will Son Nety airing Friday night at 8 30 on Color KCRG TV Channel 9, drawing mixed reactions from viewers.
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Will
Kcrg-Tv
Seven Die From Aerosol Glass Chilling Spray Ills
Du Pont cautions after seven deaths linked to improper use of a chilling spray for cocktails. Victims include Samuel Dunham 16 in Pasadena and others in Pasadena, Greenwich, Bucknell area, Lewisburg, Corpus Christi, Medford, and Concord. The warning targets inhaling vapors seeking intoxicating effects.
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Wilmington
Del
UPI
U.S
du Pont Co
du Pont
Pasadena
Calif
Corpus Christi
Texas
Concord
Medford
Ore
Greenwich
Samuel Dunham
Lucie White
Conn
Joseph Ahearn
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Cat’s Pals Bring Snakes Home To Owner
In Mobile Alabama Chi Chi a Siamese cat aged 18 months hauls poisonous snakes to the house. She first delivered a 16 inch diamondback rattlesnake in September then another in October and this week a 10 inch moccasin. Mrs Stuart Lang says the cat carries them right into the kitchen and is proud. She discarded the first two by the back door and kept the third in a bottle.
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Mobile
Ala
Chi Chi
Stuart Lang
Bishop Thomas Calls Action Needed Over Love and Riots
Des Moines Bishop James S. Thomas urged that Christian love must act in dire life situations not merely words. He spoke at the North Central Jurisdiction Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting and noted alienation in society, urging accountability and ecumenical unity. More than 800 women from 17 conferences attended the three day event.
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North Central Jurisdiction
Woman’s Society of ‘Christian Service
St. Paul’s Church
Thomas
Midwestern
Pope names Yugoslav Cardinal to head key synod commission
Pope Paul VI appointed Franzo Cardinal Seper of Yugoslavia as president of the 12 member commission to shape the church stance for the bishops synod. Seper reportedly tried to decline, amid Poland church state tensions and broader atheism debates since the second council. The Pope formally confirmed the choice Friday after election returns.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Roman Catholic Bishops’ Synod
Franzo Cardinal Seper
Yugoslavia
Seper
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Vatican
Commission
Municipal Parking Revenue Exempted in Iowa Tax Ruling
The Iowa tax commission reversed its earlier decision and exempted revenue from all municipal parking from the new 3 percent service tax after a Friday meeting with Park Rinard of the Iowa League of Municipalities. Cities faced perplexing questions on how to collect the tax in off street and meter operations.
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Des Moines
Iowa Tax Commission
Commission
Earl A. Burrows
X. T. Prentis
Park Rinard
Iowa League of Municipalities
Iowa
Dubuque
City Briefs and Local Notices Roundup
Convalescing Mrs. C J Shimanek has returned home from Mercy hospital. Garage sale announced for Friday and Saturday at 1800 2nd Ave SE. A $9 transistor short wave radio was stolen from Tom Krejer’s car at 2612 A Ave NE. DAR rummage sale at Esquire Cleaners Saturday. Mrs. John Bender in Mercy hospital from Wednesday accident. Beer bust at CSPS hall Saturday Oct 14 at 9 p.m with live music. Liang County Young Democrats event noted. Welding torches and gauges stolen from Hahn and Haegg Asphalt Paving Co. valued at $150. Mrs. Mae Heathman’s sister Mrs. John Flanders died in Cent relat incilar Ill. Services held Thursday. Colonial Beauty and Sherri and Laurie advertise hair services. Emerald Knights Drum Corps bake sale Saturday Oct 14 at City Market. Phi Beta Kappa book award to Carol I Martinson from Grinnell College chapter. Special sale at Alberts Cleaners. Chicken Delight West hours and delivery listed. Rummage sale 501 A Ave NE Fri and Sat. Coin bank missing from Viola Bascom’s car around Wed-Thu. Live music each Friday and Saturday at Joseph’s 88 Club. Brother died: Mr and Mrs John J Hess attended Chicago funeral. Mathias Endre died in Chicago. Rummage sale at St Jude’s Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 50 Edgewood Road NW. Tools missing from Joe Hourihan’s Coe College project. Today may be the day for a musical instrument in Classified Ads.
Motions Filed for Lee Grant in Counterfeiting Case
The second defendant in a 232910 counterfeiting case faces multiple motions ahead of a October 23 trial. Merle Fisher says the counterfeit bills were seized by Secret Service agents via illegal search and seizure. Grant and Gearhart were arrested September 1 in Waterloo and agents recovered bogus denominations. Fisher seeks suppression of evidence and confessions, and a bill of particulars naming the person who allegedly tried to buy the counterfeit money. An oral hearing on motions is requested.
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Federal Reserve
Merle Fisher
J. W. (Lee) Grant, Jr
Secret Service
Grant
Glassroad
Lee J. Gearhart
Eighth Street SE
Waterloo
Gearhart
Edward
McManus
Fisher
Gear‘hart
Iowa City Obituaries for Mae Monn and Dr William Huffman
Mae L Monn of Iowa City died Friday after a long illness born July 22 1874 in Cedar Rapids She moved to Iowa City eight years ago to live with her daughter and son in law She was a 50 year member of Cedar chapter 184 OES and a charter member of Gethsemane White Shrine No 1 and the OES auxiliary Private memorial services are planned in Turner chapel East at 3 PM Saturday Burial will be Cedar Memorial cemetery The family suggests gifts to Camp Good Health Survivors include her daughter Mrs Earl Snyder one granddaughter and a great grandchild Dr William C Huffman a University of Iowa otolaryngology and maxillofacial surgery professor died Friday morning after a long illness He was 54 born in Huntington West Virginia He joined UI in 1941 and served as a full professor since 1953 Survivors include his wife Henrietta Services are set at George L Gay funeral home
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C.R
Mae Monn
Iowa City
Mae L. Monn
Charles W. Monn
Cedar Rapids
Earl Snyder
Dr. Huffman
Huntington
W. Va
University of Iowa
University
Atlanta
Henrietta
George L
Syria accuses Israel of a premeditated plan blocking UN action
The Syrian government charged on Friday that a premeditated plan by Israel and its allies prevents the U.N. from acting to liquidate Israeli aggression in the Middle East, signaling a sharp diplomatic escalation.
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United Nations
UPI
Syria
Israel
U.N
Middle East
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