Weather and legal notices from Cascade area October 16 1984
Friday highs and lows across many cities with a Sunday forecast of fair and warmer. Local weather notes include precipitation totals normal October figures and wind details at Municipal airport. Legal notices report reckless driving speed violations civil suits judgments and dismissals plus upcoming funeral services for Julia Flanigan and Sadie Merritt.
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Bismarck
M. Orleans
Chicago
New York
Denver
Phoenix
Duluth
San Diego
Boy held in dog incident back in reform school
Ten year old Joe Cooper remains in the Louisiana Training Institute as Judge Howell Heard reviews the case after a four hour hearing sparked by his schoolyard shotgun threat to save his dog from the city pound. Public reaction and petitions surround the decision.
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Monroe
Joe Cooper
West Monroe
Howell Heard
Louisiana Training Institute
Tina Clark
Ransom School
Joe
Judge Heard
Tippie
Murphy Blackwell
No Candidate Can Lose in Balloting in East Germany
The East German election offers a single candidate list approved by the Communist bloc with no yes or no choice for 12 million voters. Molotov promoted turnout while Western reporters are barred from polling places as 97.6 percent are registered for a “free and secret vote.”
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East Germany
Berlin
Germany
Volkskammer
Molotov
Otto Grotewohl
ADN
East Berlin
Combine sales rise in 1952 output figures
A historical note explains 1952 farm machinery data showing a shift in bushel capacity, with figures climbing to over 1,600 bushels by year end, about three-fourths higher than the earlier 930 benchmark. The excerpt continues a discussion from page one.
Just a Tourist In Trip to US Spy Figure Says
The al leged mystery man in the French spy case claimed he was purely a tourist on his 1953 visit to the United States. Alfred Delarue known as Monsieur Charles testified about obtaining identity papers and a passport during his escape and subsequent protection by Jean Dides Paris police commissioner. The case ties to a wider probe of leaks and espionage involving Francois Mitterand and high security officials.
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Versailles
INS
Alfred Delarue
Monsieur Charles
Delarue
America
Jean Dides
Paris
Dides
Interior Ministry
Francois Mitterand
Defense Committee
Mitterand
Jean de Resseguier
Jean Mons
Rene Turpin
Mons
Turpin
Roger Labrusse
Miterand
Algeria
Isources
Man Fined for Parking in Prohibited Zone
Robert J. Jones, operator of a venetian blind concern, was fined 20 dollars and costs in police court on seven charges of parking in a prohibited zone two meter violations and one parking in an alley. Judge Patterson accepted Jones plea of guilty after summons for using a commercial vehicle near the Third avenue bridge. Jones protested that downtown prohibited zones are not consistently ticketed, noting other vehicles are ignored by street sweepers. Court spokesmen suggested he take the matter to police officials.
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Robert J. Jones
Patterson
Jones
Third Avenue Bridge
Actress Jane Powell Plans February Wedding
Santa Monica AP notes singing actress Jane Powell and Los Angeles dealer Patrick Nerney will marry early next month after obtaining a license Friday.
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Jane Powell
Santa Monica
Patrick Nerney
Los Angeles
Disk jockey warns of winds before WCRS outage during Hazel
In Ahoskie North Carolina a disk jockey at WCRS signaled an imminent disaster as Hurricane Hazel approached by playing The Breeze And I. The station went off air shortly after the warning.
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Ahoskie, N. C
WCRS
Kline Praises Ike On Expanding Farm Markets
Allan B. Kline president of the American Farm Bureau Federation welcomed President Eisenhower speech in Indianapolis. He said the president stressed expanding markets as essential to farm prosperity and endorsed a comprehensive approach based on the Agricultural Act of 1948-49 and the 1954 Farm Act.
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Chicago
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
Kline
Indianapolis
Woman torn from son during Hazel flood missing in Humber
Don Curtis, 22, searched for his mother after their floating home was struck by a second house on the Humber River in North York Ontario during Hurricane Hazel floods. He said the house lifted from its foundations and his mother disappeared as he clung to a tree. Police rescued him. he never saw his mother again.
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Toronto
North York
Ont
Don Curtis
Humber
Chaplin Plans US Spoof Film In Funny European Tale
Charlie Chaplin announced plans for a new film spoof about a European little man traveling to America. He described the project as not bitter but very funny, aiming to satire the American dream without harshness.
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London
Charlie Chaplin
U. S
Europe
America
Judge Patterson Suspends Four Licenses In Speed Case
Judge James E Patterson ordered suspensions for four motorists in municipal court after 28 speeders were fined. James J Conway got 30 days, Donald Twiselton 20 days, John C Baumhoefener 20 days, and Edith Swehla 20 days. Charles Papenius faces license denial until December 1 after a reckless driving plea with liquor involved. Twenty-five other speeders were fined 10 to 17 dollars.
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Charles Papenius
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Maynard L. Durham
Carthage
Sonny Joe Martin
Alburnett
Ralph S. Hindman
Laurel
Charles W. Kunath
Elgin
Ill
Clifford DeMoss
Anamosa
Joe M. Cortez
A Avenue
Arthur W. Reuter
Wheaton
James B. Jones
Mound Avenue
David E. Dietz
F Avenue
Carlos Strand
North Liberty
Harry C. Giese
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Robert R. Beck
Fifth Street
Frances C. Dibble
Franklin Avenue
David English
Bencke Road
Dolores E. Smith
Sixth
Robert Vrbicek
First Avenue SE
Walter E. Mohr
Marion
James J. Conway
Donald Twiselton
Third Avenue SE
James E. Patterson
C Street W
Thirteenth Avenue
John C. Baumhoefener
Johnson Avenue NW
Williams Boulevard
Edith Swehla
Eighth Avenue SE
First Avenue
First
Third
Patterson
City Briefs Report Funeral Attendance and Local Notices
Mary Bach of 336 Crescent SE returned from Omaha after attending her sister Stacia Budin s funeral. Feathers renovated and pillows from old feather beds advertised by Feather Co. Infant Ill Mark Allen White 10 month old son of Mrs Carol White 2224 Pine SE is hospitalized at University Hospitals Iowa City for an intestinal condition. St Andrew s EUB Church will hold a rummage sale October 19 at the church.
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Mary Bachman
Crescent Street
Omaha
Stacia Budin
Mark Allen White
Carol White
Pine Avenue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
St. Andrew’s
EUB Church
Plane Driver Survives Hazel Then Plans Hangarless Flight
In Raleigh North Carolina Earl Noe sought hangar space for his light plane just before Hurricane Hazel. With no space available he tied the craft to the ground outside. The hangar collapsed and planes inside were smashed, but Noe's plane remained untouched.
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Raleigh, N. C
Earl Noe
Noe
Television Crime Inquiry Opens Hearings On TV Violence
Washington reports the senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee will start public hearings Tuesday to study how television crime and horror programs affect children.
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Washington
Senate
Judge postpones Colbert sentencing to Oct 29
Courthouse Judge Floyd Philbrick moved sentencing of Jerome J. Colbert from Oct. 22 to Oct. 29 at 10 a.m. Colbert had pled guilty to manslaughter in the May 1 traffic deaths of Rickey Sojka 4 and Rose Ann Sojka 3. The delay was to allow her attorney time to prepare evidence for court.
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Floyd Philbrick
Jerome J. Colbert
Colbert
Rickey Sojka
Rose Ann Sojka
Milo Sojka
Randall Pleads Guilty in Cedar Rapids Larceny Case
Alan Randall pleaded guilty to larceny in Cedar Rapids and was sentenced by Judge Floyd Philbrick to 30 days in jail with four months suspended. He and Raymond Randall, unrelated, were accused of taking 35 dollars from George Close on August 27. Raymond also pled guilty and received a four months suspended sentence.
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Alan Randall
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Philbrick
Linn County
Randall
Raymond E. Randall
George Close
Randalls
Raymond Randall
Verdict Guilty In Hammer Case
Frederick Hammer found guilty of assault with intent to kill estranged wife Andrea Luckenbach Hammer. Sentencing set Oct. 22. Also convicted of simple assault in shooting Woodrow Long, the wife’s horse trainer. Both victims recovered.
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Wilmington
Del
Frederick Hammer
Andrea Luckenbach Hammer
Hammer
Woodrow Long
Deaths Sulcik services for Mrs August Sulcik
Funeral services for Mrs. August Sulcik of 1217 Memorial Drive SE Cedar Rapids, who died Friday, will be held at Janeba Funeral Home at 2 30 p m Sunday conducted by Theodore B Hlubcek. Burial in Czech National Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Mrs Sulcik was a member of Ceske Vlastenky and other organizations.
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Cascade
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Julia Flanigan
Flanigan
Temple Hill
Calvary Cemetery
Devaney Funeral Home
Clarence
Sadie Merritt
Chapman Funeral Home
Sulcik
August Sulcik
Memorial Drive
Cedar Rapids
Janeba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Czech National Cemetery
Subik
Ceske Vlastenky
Laymen's Sunday Observances Planned Across Eastern Iowa
Laymen's Sunday services will be held in churches across Eastern Iowa with major events in Maynard Presbyterian Church including afternoon and evening meetings for the Presbyterian Men's group in Dubuque Presbytery. Speakers include Dr. Elwyn A. Smith and Rev. Philip B. Lewis. In Genesee near Buckingham Laymen's Sunday will feature Perry Greer. Cedar Rapids churches list multiple speakers at First Baptist St. Pauls Methodist Kenwood Methodist Central Park Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian First Presbyterian Daniels Park Presbyterian and others Trinity and John Huss Methodist and Kenwood Presbyterian also announcing Laymen's services.
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Iowa
Maynard Presbyterian Church
Dubuque Presbytery
Elwyn A. Smith
University of Dubuque
Philip B. Lewis
Third Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Perry Greer
Black ‘Hawk County
Genesee Methodist Church
Buckingham
Cedar Rapids
Ernest McMillan
Robert Miedke
Charles Severn
First Baptist
Louis B. Blair
Claude Runner
St. Paul’s Methodist
W. R. Haworth
Ralph Jackson
Kenwood Methodist
Don Hunt
Central Park Presbyterian
Earl B. Delzell
Westminster Presbyterian
Philip H. Mounts
Lee B. Winterberg
Ernest F. Pence
Robert W. Bradley
First Presbyterian
R. E. Hill
Dwight Krumholtz
Daniels Park Presbyterian
Cedar
Raftsman Willis Survives Pacific Drift to Samoa
Willis, who drifted 11 000 miles aboard a primitive raft, met Gov Lowe after a rapid Pacific crossing aided by Humboldt current. He described a bare bones voyage, raw dolphin diet, and attempts to land near Tutuila island before winds pushed him away. He plans magazine pieces and a book. his wife Tess resides in New York.
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Pacific
Samoa
Willis
Tutuila Island
Pago Pago
Tess
New York
Bank Bandits Strike Homer Bank for $30,000
Two unmasked bandits wearing gloves held up the First National Bank of Homer at noon. They forced a bookkeeper to open a walk-in safe and fled with $30,000 in bags, driving away in a car. State police launched roadblocks with twelve squad cars and two planes aiding the pursuit.
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Homer
Ill
First National Bank of
Illinois
Three Women Hurt in Crash Near Iowa City
Three St. Louis women were injured in a car train collision at a crossing on highway 218 about 12 miles south of Iowa City. The injured persons were Mrs Samuel McCluney 71 and her daughter Louise 41 and Mildred McCluney 72. They were taken to a local hospital with non serious injuries.
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Iowa City
INS
St. Louis
Samuel McCluney
Louise McCluney
Mildred McCluney
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