Voter map of townships and school districts listed
A dense listing of township and school district identifiers with paired numeric codes for Marion, Spring Grove, Troy Mills, West Prairie, Alburnett, Otter Creek, Melrose, Washington, Center Point, and related independent districts. Includes center point entries and non listed items.
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Marion Township
Marion School Township
Marion Independent
Spring Grove Township
Coggon Independent
Troy Mills
West Prairie
Alburnett Consolidated
Otter Creek
Melrose
Washington Township
Independent
Center Point
Center Point Town
Weather notes and local notices from October 15 1952
The Daily Record reports temperatures across cities with forecasted cloudiness and showers for the state. Local items include a divorce decree, court actions, marriage licenses, embezzlement case, traffic fines, births, and several obituaries with service details.
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Daily Record
County tax figures show levy details across Iowa districts
Tax rolls list 1952 levy figures and earlier 1941 amounts for numerous townships and consolidated districts. Entries cover Cedar Rapids, Lisbon, Mt. Vernon, Walker, Bertram, Prairieburg, Central City, Marion and others with multiple figures for school township, independent, and consolidated districts. Some districts remain unresolved due to cross county spreads.
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College Township
Western
Franklin Township
Franklin
Sumner
Pleasant Hill
Rosedale
Jackson
Standing Rock
Spring Creek
Cedar Valley
Bertram Township
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon Town
Independent
Grant Township
School
Walker
Walker Town
School Township
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Bertram Town
Boulder Township
Maple Grove
North Union
Coggan Independent
Prairieburg
Union
Buffalo
Prairieburg Town
Brown Township
Viola
Martelle ‘Consolidated
Springy File
Springville
Buffalo Township
Maine
Waubeek
Clinton
Clinton Center
Fairview
Palo Consolidated
Silver Creek
Sisley's Grove
Stony Point
Jackson Township
Coggon Independent
Red School House
Melrose
Paris
Stone
Rollins
Central City
Coggon Town — Independent
Stone School House
Linn Township
Bertram School
Marion School Township
Maine Township
Alburnett
Marion Township
Springville Consolidated
Marion City — Independent
Monroe Township
Lind
New Buffalo
Alburnett Consolidated
Hiawatha Town
Robinstown
Otter Creek Township
Alburnett Town
Fulham Township
Rogers Grove
Center
Ely
Linn Grove
Honey Grove
Ely town—Independent
College Annex Township
Fluoridation Vote Debated by City Council
Council members held a round table on fluoridation and debated a nonbinding ballot. Elderkin warned of special police and legal risk, while Burgus and Bramwell questioned ballot use. Stolba pressed concerns about anti fluoridation protests and nonbinding status. Elderkin later said he represents about 250 supporters from business, dental, medical, and PTA groups, listing several named dentists and doctors as representatives.
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Elderkin
Tiichard Jones
Dental and
Medical Professions
PTA
the Gazette
Frederick B. Lehman
A. M. Hamiston
Leo G. Severn
Morris B. Katzoff
RF. D. Proctor
Morgan Foster
A. F. Harrington
George Warkentine
Dwight Krumpholtz
Tests Indicate Lie Detector Findings in Auto Crash Case
Judge Phillip Bayt weighed use of a lie detector on Alfred Storey and Florence Rhodes after their conflicting accounts of an auto accident. The detector results indicated both witnesses told the truth.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Phillip Bayt
Bayt
Alfred Storey
Florence Rhodes
Army seeks share of nuclear materials for artillery gun
Secretary Pace unveiled the first atomic artillery gun at Aberdeen Proving Ground and said the Army seeks a proper share of nuclear materials for battlefield use. He noted strong efforts to obtain allocation from the national stockpile, amid questions over current ammunition availability.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army
Pace
Navy Recruits Eight Men from Eastern Iowa
Navy announces eight Eastern Iowa men enlisted for service. Recruits head to San Diego for recruit training. Names include Wayne Eddins Gale Moore James Westerhoff Lynn Fanborg Edward Emmert Leland Loriz Donald Raim Gordon Higgins.
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Navy
Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Wayne A. Eddins
Tenth Avenue SE
Gale L. Moore
Fourth Avenue
James A. Westerhoff
Bever Avenue
Lynn J. Fanborg
Edward Emmert
Anamosa
Leland G. Loriz
Williamsburg
Donald E. Raim
Fairfax
Gordon R. Higgins
Whittemore
Duffy Faces Preliminary Hearing On Murder Charge
George C. Duffy, 21, is to appear before Justice of the Peace Charles L. Benesh Thursday at 9 30 a m for a preliminary hearing in the fatal shooting of James P. Hackman, 18, last Thursday night. The state will present evidence to determine if the case proceeds to a grand jury. Duffy is jailed in Linn County without bond and is represented by James and Sherman Hart of Waukon.
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George C. Duffy
James P. Hackman
Justice of the Peace
Charles L. Benesh
Duffy
Benesh
Willis A. Glassgaw
Hackman
Shirley Arnold
Waukon
James and
Sherman Hart
Wiawatha Boy and Father Win Damage Verdict
A jury awarded Michael Fruechte and his father Roland $1 611 25 in a sealed verdict opened by Judge J E Heiserman. The award covers 800 for Michael and 211 25 for hospital and medical expenses against Bernice and Theodore Demery of Wiahata The incident occurred April 26 when a Demery car backed into Michael who sat in a toy auto. The suit sought 3 000. Trial began last Monday. verdict delivered Tuesday afternoon.
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Wiawatha
J. E. Heiserman
Michael Fruechte
Roland Fruechte
Bernice
Theodore Demery
Hiawatha
Michael
Slanday
Warrant Issued For Drunk Driver In Cedar Rapids Case
Judge M C Hamiel issues warrant after Dick Madison fails to appear for trial on third offense drunk driving charge. Madison was free on $1000 bond. judgment for $1000 and $27 costs entered against Madison and bond cosponsors F A Purchard and Stella Purchard. Bond forfeiture allowed after failure to show cause.
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M. C. Hamiel
Forrest
Dick Madison
Cedar Rapids
Madison
Hamiel
F. A
Burchards
Two Plead Innocent On Criminal Charges
Two men face charges after pleas of innocence. Charles T. Kennedy 32 of 1602 A avenue NE is charged with drunk driving. James A. Stewart 23 of route 4 is accused of robbery with aggressive aggravation. Stewart and Paul E. Whitters 18 were arrestedApril 26 following a reported robbery near Ellis Park.
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Charles T. Kennedy
A Avenue NE
James A. Stewart
Route 4
Kennedy
Sheriff's Office
Stewart
Paul E. Whitters
Cedar Rapids
Ed Carpenter
E Avenue NE
Ellis Park
Whitters
Eisenhower frames crusade for good government at Alamo rally
In a San Antonio speech on the Alamo steps Eisenhower decried Democratic fear tactics, vowed a moral leadership for a strong America, and outlined four elements for lasting peace. He defended civil service and urged unity with Western allies and the UN while rejecting firing civil servants.
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G.O.P
Eisenhower
Alamo
San Antonio
America
Korea
Europe
U.N
Defendant Seeks Federal Shift For Two Civil Suits
A petition to remove two Cedar County district court cases to the federal court in Cedar Rapids was filed by defendant Pearl Ziegler. Plaintiffs E W Bolton and Fannie Bolton seek substantial damages for personal injuries and auto damage from an accident on Highway 30 east of Mechanicsville.
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Cedar County District Court
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
E. W
Fannie Bolton
Jis Pearl Ziegler
Highway 30
Mechanicsville
Federal rent stabilization hearing set in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids hearing on November 25 will explain the citys certification as a critical defense housing area and hear arguments against it. The 4 p.m. session at Memorial Coliseum will discuss a fair base date for rents on units under control. Landlords and tenants must send name requests to the Hearing Officer, Room 1204, Regional Office of Rent Stabilization, 226 W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago 6, by November 25. Until an effective date is set, rent control remains as it was before Sept. 30.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Death notices from Cedar Rapids area roll call
Deaths list Maitland Groat 89 Cedar Rapids resident for over 60 years died at home. Forrest Culver former Milwaukee railroad employee to be buried Cedar Memorial. Karen Swinney month old daughter buried Linwood Cemetery. Oscar Kemp Cedar Rapids resident 28 years retired grain buyer Quaker Oats to be buried Oak Hill. Services set at Turner and Beatty chapels with pre funeral calls requested.
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Vinton
Harriet S. Oppelt
Fry-Holland
Evergreen Cemetery
Center Point
Jack Ashiock
Mim
Christian Church
Marengo
Louisa Voss Fries
Hoover Funeral Home
O.C.F
Presbyterian Memorial Fund
Elkader
Mark M. Asmus
Witt Funeral Home
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Maitland Groat
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Hetired
Town Steel and Iron Works
Ontario
Canada
Maude
Marvin Sperman
William
Frank
Vancouver
B.C
Calvary
Forrest B. Culver
Avenue NE
Milwaukee Railroad
Turner Chapel
Marvin B. Baker
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mizpah Lodge
Cedar Memorial
Masonic Hall
Karen Louise Swinney
Stanley Swinney
Camp Roberts
Calif
Zean C. England
First Christian Church
Iowa City
Linwood Cemetery
Karen Louise
Irvin Swinney
Bloomfield
Oscar Eugene Kemp
Quaker Oats Company
Sun _ valley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kenneth Bletealf
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Hickenlooper backs McCarthy aims to purge Communists
Des Moines Iowa senator B B Hickenlooper voiced support for Wisconsin senator Joseph McCarthy. He praised McCarthy’s goal to root Communists and subversives from the administrative branches of the government, while noting he might not use the same methods.
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Hickenlooper
McCarthy Des Moines
Ser
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Iowa
Sen
B. B. Hickenlooper
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Britain Flags Iranian Stand Over Oil Dispute
Britain issued an angry note accusing Iranian Premier Mossadegh of misrepresentation and ingratitude. It presented a take it or leave it offer to settle the oil row and warned of possible severed diplomatic ties. Britain rejected Mossadegh's demand for 137.2 million dollars to resume negotiations.
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London
Great Britain
Mossadegh
Iran
Britain
Stevenson Draws Large Salt Lake City Crowd In Campaign Rally
In Salt Lake City the Stevenson campaign drew about ten thousand more on the streets than Eisenhower crowds, with 10 000 others filling the Mormon tabernacle. He denounced Eisenhower as a symbol of decline and urged pride in American leadership and strength at mid century. He criticized the GOP for courting fear and misrepresenting foreign policy while courting voters.
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Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Stevenson
Casper, Wye
Eisenhower
Tabernacle
America
G.O.P
Fair Managers To Discuss Bingo Law
The Northeast Iowa Fair Managers Association will meet Friday in Monticello to discuss legalizing bingo for non-profit groups. The group considers a Minnesota style bill sponsored by fairs churches and fraternal groups. The luncheon at Poplar Heights Country Club runs at noon with Andy Hanson presiding and about 25 counties represented.
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Monticello
Northeast Iowa Fair Managers Association
Northeast Iowa Association
Minnesota
Poplar Heights Country Club
Andy Hanson
United Lutherans Map Missionary Expansion Plan
The United Lutheran Church in America approved a budget plan for 1954-55 increasing total missions to 2,206,500 per year with a total biennial budget over 12 million dollars. Delegates at the 18th biennial convention backed a 14.7 percent rise from 1952-53.
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United Lutherans
Seattle
United Lutheran Church In America
Community Notices and Club Meetings in Cedar Rapids
Local groups announce upcoming meetings and events in Cedar Rapids. VFW Auxiliary and Improvement Committee convene Thursday and Friday evenings at post headquarters and Chamber building. Kriz named Youth Activities chair. Cedar Rapids Chess Club gathers at the YMCA tonight at 7 30. Rummage sale set for Thursday morning at 7. Scouts entertain at St Ludmila's church. National Shuffleboard League promotions. Paul Bunyan radio legend airing Thursday at 9 15 a m on WMT. Coe College professors to Ames for Iowa Philosophical Society meeting. Lions Club luncheon features Dr Forest Hinkhouse discussing European study.
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Chess Club
Cedar Rapids Chess Club
YMCA
Paul Bunyan
WMT
Sanfords
Ames
Coe eyNege
Iowa Philosophical Society
Max Schoen
James B. Hodgson
Schoen
Lions Club
Forest Hinkhouse
University of Madrid
Cedar Rapids Lions Club
Spain
Europe
Bids on Improvements Received at Oakdale
Eight bids for Oakdale hospital utility upgrades were turned to Stanley Engineering Company for evaluation. Six bids cover water and sewage work, two bids for electrical improvements. Evaluation results and contract recommendations will go to the State Board of Education at its October 23 meeting in Iowa City.
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Oakdale
Stanley Engineering Company
Muscatine
Milo Wynn
State Board of Education
Iowa City
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Bismarck
Mineapolis
Chicare
Orleans
Denver
New York SK
Duluth
Phoenix
Los ‘Angeles
Neattle Sidi
Miami
Sioux City
Lula W. Lawrence
Thomas Lawrence
Wilson Avenue
Bowling Street
Still Alarm
Company No.3
Superior Court
Christian McGuire
Wilbert Mitchell
Jeanne Walker
David RK
Bruce
Beverly A. Hootman
Justice Court
Calvin Coats
Miles Adams
Winifred Maney
Second Avenue SE
Craig Sweet
Thirty-first Street
Clarence Barton
Vernon View Addition
Stanley Malley
Seventh Street SE
Loren Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy
Mirs
Thomas Butchers
Victoria
Texas
Luke’s
Eugene Chartier
Oakland Road
William Johnson
Vernon
William Failer
Marion
Eldon
Moon
Middle
Harold Birch
Twenty-sixth Street
Donald Giltrep
Thirty-fifth Street
Vallejo
W. E. Loeffler
Ort
L. H. Loeffler
Ninth Avenuesn
Fairfax Township
Walford
Fairfax Town
Fayette Township
Pato
Pato Town
Burgus
Bramwell
Stolba
Commissioner Prochaske
Sedlacek
Antaeda
Third Street SE
John E, Lapes Florists
Jet
John
Urner & Son Funeral Directors
William Duffy
Debra Duffy
Chicago
Leslie Duffy
L Street
Della J. Stancel
George J. Stancel
Jennie L. Dorothy
Hatch and
Brookman
John G. Vernon
Paul J. Nolan
L. G. Carrigg
John E
Betty Fuller
H. E. Pfeiffer
Henry I
Juanita Mysak
Town ‘Chiropractors Association
Des Moines
R. G. Schreiltier
Katona
Siehke & Taylor Go
Office of Price Stabilization
Father Stedman
Catholic
Ssccescanasace
St. Andrew
St. Joseph
Spa
Culver Services
Swinney Services
Kemp
Sacred Heart Court
Keane Hall
Harold Power
Waterloo
Ott Affeldt
The
VFW
Young Men's Bureau of
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Building
Kriz
Vern Kriz
Young Men’s Bureau
7Th Ave
Ith St
Boy Scout Troop 32
St. Ludmila’s Church
Bruce Carns
Electrolux
Stalker Electric
Johnson Pfa
Johnson Pta
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids School Board
Johnson Sehnai
Cornwua
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