Weather and notices from Daily Record regional brief
Weather forecast for Ish and surrounding cities shows fair skies through Wednesday, with clouds and rain possible Friday, cooler nights and mild days. Police court fines for drunkenness, school sign violation, improper parking, and general fire alarms noted. multiple death notices and obituaries listed from Iowa communities including Iowa City Monticello and Cedar Rapids.
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Denver
Eileen York
S.marie
Los Angeles
Assistees City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Public School Stadium Plans Approved
The Cedar Rapids board of education accepted stadium plans from Cervin and Stuhr of Moline, with Cleveland and Kenwood school plans due soon. The stadium ranks last in priority on the $2.5 million bond program, with bids likely for general contract and separate mechanical packages.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
Cleveland
Kenwood
Buchanan
Cervin and Stuhr
Moline
Childs and Smith
Chicago
Norman Hatton
William Stuhr
Dewey Prepares Major Campaign Speech in New York
Governor Thomas E. Dewey labored Tuesday on his forthcoming major address to be delivered Wednesday at the Herald Tribune forum in New York City. He is expected to outline plans for national resources development and also to speak at an Al Smith memorial dinner Thursday night. Plans for the weekend remain unsettled.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Herald- Tribune
Dewey
al Smith
New York
Iowa Educators Urge More State Aid for Schools
Des Moines AP report says Iowa State Education Association spokesmen urged increases to state aid totaling 22 million dollars, while current annual funding stands at 13 million dollars.
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DES Moines
Iowa State Education Association
School Board Proposes Sewer Extension for New Cleveland School
The school board asks the city council to extend the sanitary sewer to the site edge for the Cleveland school with economical routing as engineers suggest along Burch Avenue W. The board buys 70 desks, 70 chairs for first and second grades, 100 steel folding chairs, and arranges bids for auto and workers compensation insurance. Don Darey named assistant basketball coach for 1948 49 Ramblers season. Parker notes Carey will attend summer school and a Wilson summer baseball coach was not named.
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Cleveland School
Burch Avenue
Don Darey
Wilson
Ramblers
Parker
Carey
Second Day Of Consistory Reunion In Iowa
The 112th Iowa Consistory reunion enters its second day at 7:45 a.m. with work on the 17th degree and 7:30 p.m. for full work on the 20th degree. William Koch 33rd degree sovereign grand inspector general in Iowa attends. The three day session continues through Thursday with daily meals in the Consistory dining room and a banquet Thursday evening.
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Reunion of
Iowa
William Koch
Boy, 3, Struck by Car on Center Point Road NE
Billy Gable, 3, of 403 Third Avenue SW, suffered a fractured right leg after a noon Tuesday collision with a car on Center Point Road NE near M Avenue. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in good condition. Driver Harold Hartgrave of Center Point faces charges for operating a motor vehicle with faulty brakes.
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Billy Gable
Third Avenue
Center Point Road
M Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harold Hartgrave
Center Point
Cedar Rapids Contractor Jerry Libal Dies at 48
Jerry Libal a Cedar Rapids contractor for two decades died Tuesday in an Iowa City hospital after surgery. Born March 13 1900 in Podebrady Czechoslovakia he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1923. Survived by wife Blanche daughter Joyce Elaine brother Joseph sister Mrs Jerry Stelcik and brothers Bohumil and Vaclav in Czechoslovakia. Body at Barta Hesser chapel with funeral later announced.
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Jerry Libal
Iowa Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Podebrady
Czechoslovakia
Blanche
Joyce Elaine
Joseph
Jerry Stelcik
Bohumil
Vaclav
Squires Couple Die In Auto Crash Near Ottumwa
George Squires 72 and his wife perished after a Monday crash between Bloomfield and Ottumwa. Squires died Tuesday in Ottumwa hospital. his wife died at the scene. They lived Cedar Rapids 37 years and would have marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary this December. Survivors include children Grandville L. Squires and Mrs. Ed Beeson, plus siblings. Double funeral set for Turner chapel at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. burial in Linwood cemetery.
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George Squires
Eighteenth Avenue
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
Squires
Troy Laundry
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Grandville L. Squires
Ed Beeson
Alva Squires
Clarence Itchner
Macon
Trinity Methodist Church
J. W. Selby
Ernest
Tom Love
Allison, Ia
Turner Chapel
G. S. Hartong
Linwood Cemetery
Sister Mary Isabella Norton dies at 70 in Cedar Rapids
Sister Mary Isabella Norton of Sacred Heart convent died at 4 30 a m Tuesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a months long illness. Born August 30 1873 in Burlington she taught music in Oelwein Waterloo Elma Fairfax Charles City DeWitt and Cedar Rapids. She retired in 1940 to the Sacred Heart convent. Funeral Mass at Mt Mercy Junior College chapel at 9 30 a m Friday. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Mary Isabella Norton
Sacred Heart
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Oelwe
Waterloo
Elma
Fairfax
Charles City
DeWitt
Sacred Heart Convent
Montana
Order of Sisters of Mercy
H. L. Diehl
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Louis Wendling
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Obituary of John Jasper Stauffer in Cedar Rapids
John Jasper Stauffer died at 9 30 a m Tuesday after a long illness. He was born September 13 1880 in New Bedford Illinois and lived six years in Cedar Rapids after moving from Oelwein. Survived by his wife two sons Glen and Raymond four daughters and three sisters. Services set for 3 30 p m Thursday at Barta Hesser chapel.
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John Jasper Stauffer
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
New Bedford
Ill
Oelwein
The
Christian Church
Glen
Springdale
Ark
Raymond
George Lamb
Cascade
Mont
Charles Bernard
Waterloo
Jesse Lawrence
Carl Phillips
South Bend
Ind
Clem Browning
Lowry City
A. C. King
Montrose
Colo
R. A. Wright
Columbus
Kan
Walter M. Barbour Dies in Cedar Rapids at 67
Walter M. Barbour 67 of 1227 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 4 45 p m after a lingering illness He was born in Johnson county on September 4 1881 Survived by two brothers R J Barbour of San Bernardino California and W G Barbour of Beaconsfield Ia two sisters Nellie McDowell of Cedar Rapids and Bessie Murchison of Van Wert He was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose The remains will be moved to Garden Grove Ia for 11 a m Wednesday services at the Presbyterian church Burial will be in Garden Grove Friends may call at Brady mortuary Tuesday evening The family requests no flowers.
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Walter M. Barbour
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Johnson County
R. J. Barbour
San Bernardino
Calif
W. G. Barbour
Beaconsfield
Nellie McDowell
Bessie Murchison
van Wert
Services for Edith O’Brien
Edith O’Brien of 1707 First avenue SE died Sunday. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. M. Molloy. Burial follows at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. The body lies at Monahan funeral home and then at the residence where a Rosary will be recited at 8 15 p.m. Friends may call.
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Edith O’brien
First Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
J. M. Molloy
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Monahan
Funeral Services for Francis J. Menary
Francis John Menary 97 Nineteenth Avenue SW died Sunday. Funeral service will be held in Turner chapel at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev H K Galloway of Grande Avenue Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. The family requests that flowers be omitted.
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Francis John Menary
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Turner Chapel
H. K. Galloway
Grande Avenue Presbyterian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Dr Karl Vollmoeller Dies. German Playwright of The Miracle
Hollywood dispatch reports the German playwright Karl Vollmoeller died Monday likely from a heart ailment. His "The Miracle" was a popular Twenties hit.
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Hollywood
Karl Vollmoeller
Marshall Heads East Centralia Peace Officers Meet
More than 90 members of the East Central Iowa Peace Officers Association gathered at I C B I park for a regular quarterly meeting. Lyle Marshall of Cedar Rapids was elected president for 1949, succeeding Harold Byron. Other officers named were C E Van Dyke Iowa county coroner as vice president and John R Reid Tama county sheriff secretary treasurer. Russell LaVin demonstrated tear gas grenades and shells, arguing gas is humane and lifesaving, while Jack White and Harold Ofelt spoke.
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East Central
Iowa Peace Officers Association
I.C.B.I. Park
Lyle Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Harold Byron
Montezuma Justice of the Peace
C. E. van Dyke
Iowa County
John R. Reid
Tama County
Russell LaVin
Des Moines
Iowa State Sheriffs Association
Driver Rescued After Car Drops Into Iowa River
Richard Cannon, 20, of near Iowa City, was rescued after his car plunged 25 feet into a river arm near Hills. Hospitalized in Iowa City in good condition, Cannon was wedged as water covered part of the vehicle. Delbert Kruger and his wife heard cries. Guy Knebel then pulled Cannon from a rear door using a broken plank as a bridge.
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HILLS
Richard Cannon
Iowa City
Iowa River
Here
Cannon
Delbert Kruger
Kruger
Guy Knebels
Fraternal Groups Pick Sioux City For Next Meeting
Iowa Fraternal Congress elected new officers at Cedar Rapids session. Edwin Kress of Sioux City became president of Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society. Grace W. McCurdy of Bettendorf was elected vice president of Royal Neighbors of America. Irene Bird of Cedar Rapids was secretary treasurer. J. Ray Fialka of Cedar Rapids second vice president. Four joined the executive committee including Rose Harvey and Margaret Kaelin, both Cedar Rapids, Thomas H. Young of Cedar Rapids, and Jerry Drahovzal of Cedar Rapids. Sioux City chosen site for next year’s convention. date not set. Memorial services and mortality-table talk also featured.
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Iowa Fraternal Congress
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Kress
Sioux City
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Grace W. McCurdy
Bettendorf
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Irene Bird
Cedar Rapiids
Field
J. Ray Fialka
Cedar
Fidelity Life Association
Frank R. Hruby
Harmon Taylor
Lawsuit Totals Tangle Over Auto Crash Damages
Students file multiple civil actions seeking damages after a car crash. Lange owner not in car seeks 900 dollars. Covington sues Kent Lange and Hauser for 16820. Lincoln sues for 4750. Several Cornell students including Nishiyama Hinz Pursell sue Lincoln and Covington for amounts ranging from 51012 to 25633.06.
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Molly Nishiyama
Cornell
Azusa
Calif
Lincoln
Covington
Lowell Lange
Candace Hinz
Marjorie Pursell
Maywood
On and
Iowa JCs Second To Meet Memorial Quota
The Cedar Rapids Young Men's Bureau announced Iowa is the second state to meet its national Jaycee memorial quota for Tulsa with a state share of 7004 dollars. South Carolina JCs were the first to meet a state quota.
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Cedar Rapids
Male Nurse Accused of Grand Larceny Ring Theft
In Sioux City 20 year old nurse Wilbur Reed er is charged with grand larceny for stealing a diamond ring valued at about 400 dollars from the Mitchell home. Det Lt Russell H White says a signed statement confirms the theft and that Reed er gave the ring to a girlfriend before retrieving it from her workplace.
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Sioux City
Wilbur Reeder
Ray Mitchell
Russell H. White
Reeder
Urbana man fined for drunk driving after crash
Marvin L. Reid, 25, of Urbana, pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge M. C. Hamiel. He crashed a pickup into a parked vehicle on Center Point road NE. the parked truck was pushed into a light pole. The owner of the parked pickup is Wilton Gunn of Mt. Vernon.
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Marvin L. Reid
Urbana
M. C. Hamiel
Reid
Center Point Road
Wilton Gunn
Mt. Vernon
Will of Mrs Boegel Filed for Probate In Iowa
The will of Mrs Charles W Boegel who died Oct 11 was admitted to probate in district court. Executors named are Charles W Boegel Jr Bernard Boegel and Maxine Boegel without bond. The homestead goes to Thelma and Maxine with life occupancy for Charles Boegel. Remainder divided among six children including Ralph Boegel and Mrs C W Crowell. Also Costello will admitted with Mrs Costello named executrix and sole heir.
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Charles W. Boegel
Bernard Boegel
Maxine Boegel
Thelma
Charles Boegel
Ralph Boegel
C. W. Crowell
Thomas Costello
Christopher Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Henry J. Christopher pleaded guilty to embezzlement by bailee for taking a $350 diamond ring belonging to Rhinehart DeGroot. He received an indeterminate sentence up to five years in Fort Madison. ring allegedly pawned for $40 in Waterloo on April 16. Appeal bond set at $4,000.
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Henry J. Christopher Monday
M. C. Hamiel
Fort Madison
Christopher
Rhinehart DeGroot
Waterloo
Ellis To Be Returned On False Check Charge
Judge M C Hamiel authorized Cedar Rapids police to return Karl William Ellis from Fort Worth Texas for arraignment on a charge of false uttering of a check. Ellis allegedly presented a $100 check to Hunters Flying Service on October 5 as a down payment, received $35 in change, and the check was returned marked no account.
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M. C. Hamiel
Cedar Rapids
Karl William Ellis
Fort Worth
Texas
Ellis
Hunter
Donald Ellis
Big Drop for September In Linn's Relief Load
Linn county relief load dropped in September to 295 total cases from 326 in August and 287 for September 1947. Expenditures from the poor fund totaled 9320.10 after a 627.33 refund deduction.
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Linn
Linn County
Keeshin Motor Freight Sued for Crash Damage
G. E. and Del Sachwitz of St. Paul and the Niagara Fire Insurance Company sued Keeshin Motor Freight and Lennie C. Fanning, driver, for 5639.78 accident damages. The incident occurred November 15, 1947 on highway 30 two miles east of Cedar Rapids at the Indian Creek bridge.
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G. E
del Sachwitz
St. Paul
Niagara Fire Insurance Company
Keeshin Motor Freight
Lennnie C. Fanning
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek Bridge
Suits Filed Over Small Promissory Note Debts
Kenneth P. Quinn sues Carl E. Coutts for 206.67 allegedly due on a promissory note. Peoples Trust and Savings Bank sues Donald R. Clarke and Verlien M. Clarke for 114.82. Dr. J F Kanealy sues Myrtle B. McIntyre for 37 on an account.
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Kenneth P. Quinn
Carl E. Coutts
The
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Donald R. Clarke
Verlien M. Clarke
J. F. Kanealy
Myrtle B. McIntyre
Judge sets hearing for ouster action over 1016 Eighth St NW
Judge J E Heiserman fixed Monday at 9 a m for a hearing in the ouster action by Jesse F Wensel against Mr and Mrs Ray Henderson. Wensel says he purchased the place on contract and now wants to move in.
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J. E. Heiserman
Jesse F. Wensel
Ray Henderson
Wensel
Hendersons
Eighth Street NW
Larry Williams Pleads Guilty to Forged Instrument
Larry Williams, 26, pled guilty Monday to uttering a forged instrument. Judge M. C. Hamiel sentenced him to nine months in the county jail, with 90 days to be served and the remainder suspended on condition he make restitution.
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Larry Williams
M. C. Hamiel
Default judgment against Gertrude Walker by Iowa judge
The Linn County Farmers Mutual Creamery Association won a verified account case with a default judgment of 348.46 against Gertrude Walker. Judge M C Hamiel signed the order on Monday.
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Linn County Farmers Mutual Creamery Association
Gertrude Walker
M. C. Hamiel
Judgment Entered Against Mervyn Bruce in Favor of Leonard Kline
Judge M C Hamiel entered judgment Monday for 244.80 against Mervyn W Bruce in favor of Leonard W Kline. Kline sought the amount on a promissory note.
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Mervyn W. Bruce
Leonard W. Kline
M. C. Hamiel
Kline
Metcalf Divorce Petition Dismissed By Judge Thompson
The divorce petition of Carl Metcalf against Doris Metcalf was dismissed by Judge G K Thompson Monday after trial. Costs were charged to the plaintiff.
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Carl Metcalf
Doris Metcalf
G. K. Thompson
Demmel Wins Judgment in Court Case
Judge Floyd Philbrick on Tuesday awarded Arthur Demmel a default judgment. The ruling resolves the dispute and establishes Demmel as the prevailing party.
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Demmel
Floyd Philbrick
Arthur Demmel
Ross Petition Dismissed in Divorce Case
Judge M. C. Hamiel dismissed Joyce K. Ross against Robert L. Ross on motion of the plaintiff. The order was issued Monday in the court handling the divorce petition.
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M. C. Hamiel
Joyce K. Ross
Robert L. Ross
Northern Lights Blamed for Poor Radio Reception
Unusually heavy northern light activity is cited as the cause of poor radio reception last week. Cedar Rapids listeners reported strong interference and rapid program fading with increased static, though engineers say transmissions remain unaffected.
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Ernie Bush
Collins
Bush
Cedar Rapids
Ken Caldwell
KCRG
KCRK
Carbonated Group Re-elects Officers at Cedar Rapids Meet
The Iowa Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages convention set attendance records with 207 bottlers and suppliers. Officers were re-elected: M. W. Carver president, Chase Hunter vice president, Edward A. Kimball secretary treasurer. Next year’s gathering will be in Des Moines.
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Iowa Bottlers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Montrose Hotel
M. W. Carver
Spencer
Chase Hunter
Des Moines
Edward A. Kimball
Burgess West
H. W. Mollenkamp
Clinton
H. L. Hathaway
Sioux City
N. Conrad Hamff
Burlington
Fred Mitchell
Neill Garrett
Joseph T. Meade
Cornell College
Kenneth MacFarland
Topeka
Kansas
T. Gordon Mason
Keller School Explosion Destroys Building
Keller Texas three hundred fifty pupils and teachers escaped unharmed as an explosion and fire destroyed the school. Superintendent Randall Simpson estimated losses near 100000 dollars. Student Tom McPherson reported hearing a pop from an unlit gas heater in the study hall before the blast between the ceiling and roof where gas equipment was installed.
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Keller, Texas
Keller
Randall Simpson
Tom McPherson
Dewey Backed by St Louis Star Times for President
The St Louis Star Times endorsed Thomas E Dewey for president on November 2 citing his record as New York governor and deeming Harry S Truman unable to lead during the current crisis. The paper said Dewey’s candor outshines his opponent’s campaign rhetoric.
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ST. Louis
Star- Times
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry Truman
Valley Forge
Dewey
New York
Explosion Injures Seventeen at Seeger Refrigerator Plant
Seventeen persons were injured, none seriously, in an explosion at the maintenance and experimental testing shop of the Seeger Refrigerator Company in Evansville Indiana. The blast occurred just before workers were to report, sending over a thousand employees home.
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Evansville
Ind
Seeger Refrigerator Company
Two Deaths Cedar Rapids Traffic Toll Since March 15
A Fortnight tally shows two deaths in Cedar Rapids traffic incidents since March 15 amid eight month safety contest sponsored by the Young Men's bureau.
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Cedar Rapids
Young Men’s Bureau
Buchanan County Asked To Furnish 9 More Draftees
The Buchanan county draft board must supply nine additional men for pre induction examinations at Linn county. None of the first nine sent from Buchanan passed the prior week’s tests. Major Allen O Brophy, in charge, said the nine will report Oct 27. Linn county continues classifying men, now targeting the 22 year old group. Fifteen men from Dubuque county reported for examinations Tuesday listing names from Dubuque, Worthington, Cascade, New Vienna, Waupeton, Epworth, Zwingle.
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Buchanan County Draft Board
Linn County
Buchanan County
Allen O. Brophy
Brophy
Linn County ‘Draft Board
Dubuque County
Vern J. Thielen
Francis A. Murphy
Robert C. Haferbecker
Larry M. Garrigus
Joseph R. Kingsley
John A. Kress
Dubuque
Francis L. Link
Lester J. Ostwinkle
Worthington
Howard J. Bradbery
Richard J. Wolfe
Cascade
Emil N. Wilgenbusch
Irvin R. Singsank
New Vienna
Harvey W. Hauer
Waupeton
Milton J. Lucas
Epworth
Joseph H. Seiler
Zwingle
Witness decries postwar Scotch quality and labeling
Philadelphia distiller Oscar Cox told the Internal Revenue Bureau that Scotch whisky imported since the war is debased in age and content. He said foreign distillers use younger liquors and mislead consumers with no age or ingredient labeling, urging labels to show age like American products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
United States
Oscar Cox
Kinsey Distilling Corporation
Internal Revenue Bureau
Alcoholic Tax Unit
Cox
Two Sentenced in U S Court at Sioux City
Two men pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judge Henry N. Graven at the Sioux City federal court opening. Lyle H. Budd received six months for theft of a letter containing a $48 check from a hotel mailbox. Robert Joseph Estis drew a one year term for check forgery after a transfer from El Paso Texas where he allegedly attempted to defraud a firm with checks on a Philadelphia bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Henry N. Graven
Lyle H. Budd
Robert Joseph Estis
el Paso
Texas
Estis
Philadlephia Bank
Cedar Rapids Police Back Senate Seniority Move 66 7
Cedar Rapids police voted 66 to 7 in a secret ballot to back the seniority committee actions in the dispute with the city council over promotions. The committee protests the appointment of Fred Carstens after Tom Condon's resignation. five officers did not vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
State Supreme Court Hears Rehearing On Agricultural Land Tax Credit Law
In Des Moines the Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the constitutionality of the 1947 agricultural land tax credit law. Prosecutors claim the law is constitutional and aids education by funding school taxes beyond 15 mills, while opponents call it an unconstitutional tax exemption and criticize state efforts to pay taxes for select landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Dubuque County
Earl Wisdom
Robert Larson
Martin Cooney
Dubuque
High Court
Cooney
Larson
Iowa
Martin-Roasa Workers Set Bargaining Election Friday
Machinists mechanics and welders at the Martin-Roasa Tractor and Equipment Company will vote Friday morning on whether the International Association of Machinists will be their bargaining agency. The election is called by the National Labor Relations Board. H. M. Miller and G. K. Strausser are business agents of IAM Local 831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin-Roasa Tractor and Equipment Company
International Association of Machinists
National Labor Relations Board
H. M. Miller
G. K. Strausser
IAM
Presbyterian Pastors Ask For Nationwide COLA Pay Hike
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA said presbyteries nationwide were advised to grant pastors cost of living salary increases. The move aims to adjust compensation to rising living costs across the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
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Robert Ford
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Albert Williams
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William Chiamosta
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August Vermace
Paul Smith
Anamosa
J. R Taylor
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Robert Campbell
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Marion
St. Luke’s
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Bernard Struck
Merced
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Kahl
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James Killian
Santa Cruz
Rapid City
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Oatholt Chapel
Monticello
Antonia Hanssen
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Paola
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Toledo
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Delta
Henderson Funeral
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Center Junction
Porter S. Hemenway
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Onslow
Paul Wilcox
Bruce Mullin
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Elmer Russell
Oelwein Methodist Church
Manchester
Donald
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Dean Manson
Independence
J. H. Fenner
E. W. Lundquist
Boy
Puale
C.R
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John J. Stauffer
O’brien Services
Marshall
East Centralia
Iowa JC
M. L. Reid
Boegel
Williams
Ross
Northern Lights
St. Louis Star-Times
U.S
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Monahan Mortuary
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3Rd Ave
Cpeacan
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