Weather and notices from Iowa period page
The page lists a weather section with highs and lows for several cities and precipitation totals including Miami Minneapolis Denver New York Phoenix and Los Angeles. An Iowa Agricultural Forecast predicts generally fair conditions through Sunday with light west to southwest winds and specific Friday and weekend temperature ranges.
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Rek
Miami
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Quiet Pond Trials Trout Rearing At Poudre Ponds
Colorado fishermen may see a new breed of pond raised trout from the Poudre rear ing pond in Fort Collins. Unit supervisor Gus White says the fish thrive in beaver pool like tanks, with ample room and lively feeding. Officials expect pond raised trout to be as hardy and fight as well as hatchery stock when released.
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Denver
Colorado
Fort Collins
Colo
Gus White
White
Bubble Gum Boom Bounds Argentina Shortage
In Buenos Aires the dollar shortage loosens as American bubble gum flies off shelves. Harrods reports gum arriving but stock vanishes the morning it lands. Five pieces sell for two pesos at Harrods, and by weekend teachers note black market sales at five pesos per piece. Air travel spreads gum via letters and passengers. A businessman wires relatives overseas to stockpile.
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Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Herald
Harrods Ltd
Harrods
the Herald
United States
Cable
Transamerica Asks Bill Of Particulars In Anti Trust Case
Washington bank holding giant Transamerica asks for a bill of particulars from the Federal Reserve Board amid an anti monopoly suit. Judge Morris deferred ruling as board lawyers argue lack of jurisdiction while Transamerica cites irreparable injury and seeks public testimony.
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Washington
INS
Transamerica
U.S. District Court
Federal Reserve Board
Samuel B. Stewart
James W. Morris
The
Reserve Board
Trans‘america
Stewart
J. Leonard Townsend
San Francisco
West Coast
Bank of America
Townsend
California
Western States
Koch Term Cut Justified by German General
General Lucius Clay said he reduced Ilse Koch's life sentence to four years after reviewing the trial record and lawyers reports. He insisted the move was not clemency but based on conscience and absence of solid evidence. Koch, widow of a Buchenwald camp commander, was infamous for alleged items made from inmates skins.
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Washington
Lucius Clay
Ilse Koch
Clay
Germany
Buchenwald
University Invites Bolt of Lightning
Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh monitor lightning strikes from a 41 story building to build a lightning library. Instruments atop the Pitt tower record each bolt as a carbon copy for laboratory testing, with a 345000 amp bolt last year nearly damaging equipment connected to 300000 homes.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Police Desk Sergeant Has All the Answers
Rockford police offer crossword help as a public service. A woman asked Desk Sergeant Charles McDonnell for an eight-letter word for sawhorse and he suggested scaffold, which the caller accepted.
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Rockford, Ill
Rockford
Charles McDonnell
Sawhorse
McDonnell
Two Human Guinea Pigs For Sale In Rhode Island
In Providence two men advertised as human guinea pigs, Robert A. Christie and Clifford Peterson, 24 and 22, offered no business yet. They would accept any offer with a 50 50 chance of survival and cited a $100 weekly bid to stand against a board for a knife thrower, which ended abruptly when the caller disconnected.
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Providence, R. I
Robert A. Christie
Clifford Peterson
Peterson
Seven Men and One Woman Pay Disturbance Fines
Seven men and a woman each paid 25 dollars in police court after pleading guilty to disturbance charges. Names and addresses of those fined include Charles Williams, Ralph Post, Rudolph Rodriguez, and others connected to Wheel Inn and local taverns. Colbert paid 25 dollars plus costs for assault and battery, with a second charge suspended.
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Charles Williams
Fourth Avenue
Shepherd Williams
B Avenue
Ralph Post
Sixteenth Avenue
L. C. Colbert
H Street
Mike Rodriquez
Rudolph Rodriquez
Seventh Street
Bud Humphreys
Sixth Street
Fourth Avenue SE
B Avenue NE
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Wheel Inn
Post
First Avenue Tavern
Mike Rodriguez
Rudolph Rodriguez
Humphreys
Colbert
Justice Court
Olive Gilmore
Ex Boarder Terrorized Farm Family Then Fatally Shoots Self
Virgil Wilkinson, 42, a former boarder at the Herbert Hardiman farm near Benton, shot at Hardiman and family with a 12 gauge gun after an argument over drinking. He attacked lights and doors before being killed by a shotgun wound in an upstairs bedroom and dying at a hospital. An inquest was ordered by District Attorney Charles O Connor.
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Darlington
Wis
Charles O’connell
Virgil Wilkinson
Herbert Hardiman
Benton
Gaylord Thomas
Hardiman
Wilkinson
Thomas
Truck Free Roads For Saturday's Iowa Notre Dame Game
Iowa Highway Patrol asks truckers to avoid highways into Iowa City from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday for the Iowa Notre Dame football game. Patrol noted trucks cooperated last Saturday for the Purdue Iowa game, easing congestion.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa City
Loyal Korean Troops Halt Northward Rebel March
Unofficial reports from South Korea say loyal troops and police halted a northward march of Communist rebels at Kurye 50 miles northwest of Yasu. The main rebel force of about 3800 was defeated as another column toward Fusan was stopped. casualties tallied around 450 to 500 for loyal forces up to midnight Wednesday.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Kurye
Yasu
United States Army
Kwangju
National Constabulary
Fusan
T. Y. Yun
Yun
Syngman Rhee
Sunchun
John Coulter
Cheju-do
Williamsburg Men Injured in Accident
Two Williamsburg men were slightly injured when their car collided with a Denver-Chicago truck trailer at the junction of highways 30 and 149. Driver George J. Hanson 24 suffered a cut nose and passenger John Malloy 23 bruises. Hanson was charged with running the stop sign. Truck driver Emery Walker 38 of Cedar Rapids.
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Williamsburg
George J. Hanson
John Malloy
Hanson
Harlan Snyder
Emery Walker
Cedar Rapids
Farley Endorses Gillette for Senate in Iowa Rally
Paris letter from former national committeeman James A. Farley extols Gillette as honest and capable. The Democratic nominee for senator received Farley's backing at a rally in Dubuque as Iowa seeks six-year service in Washington.
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Iowa
Coat theft case yields suspended sentence for teen
Joanne Cisler, 19, of 1914 Second Street SW, received 30 days in county jail with suspended sentence after pleading guilty to larceny for taking a coat from Mercy hospital locker. The coat was recovered at arrest. DES MOINES AP Claude Cook named state historian curator for six years at 3600 dollars annual salary, serving since July 1 1947, by trustees with governor and other officials.
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Joanne Cisler
Second Street
L. C. Colbert
H Street
H. R. Churchill
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Claude R. Cook
State Historical Department
Cook
Department
Supreme Court
T. G. Garfield
Jessie M. Parker
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Iowa Declares First Alumni Dad Ross Gray
Iowa City AP reports Ross C. Gray a Rockwell City attorney and 1904 College of Law graduate receives first annual Alumni Dad award as the University of Iowa marks Dad's Day on October 29 20.
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Iowa City
Ross C. Gray
Rockwell City
University of Iowa
Gray
Iowa
The
College of Law
Atalissa Man Dies of Polio in Iowa City Hospital
AP report notes one death and one new active polio case at University hospital. John Stafford, 31, of Atalissa, died Wednesday after admission Sunday. Richard Rausenberger, 7, of Geneva, admitted Tuesday, is listed as active with good condition.
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Atalissa
Iowa City
University Hospital
John Stafford
Richard Rausenberger
Geneva
Jones County Men Take Draft Physicals
Eight Jones county men reported for physical examinations Thursday at the Linn county draft center. Names include John O. Miller Delbert M. Wells Lyle C. Russell Vernon C. Vickers George I Smith Olin Bernard J. Nowachek James R. Berhart Henry G. Dose Jr. all tied to Anamosa Oxford Wyoming.
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Jones County
Linn County
John O. Miller
Delbert M. Wells
Lyle C. Russell
Vernon C. Vickers
Anamosa
George I Smith
Olin
Bernard J. Nowachek
James R. Berhart
Oxford
Henry G. Dose, Jr
Wyoming
Ancient Lake Villages Founded Over 7000 Years Ago
Archaeologists propose the oldest prehistoric lake villages date back more than seven millennia. Evidence from early settlement patterns near glacial lakes indicates organized communities and water resource use long before written records.
Conservation Board Urges Hunters to Plan Ahead
Des Moines AP The state conservation commission urged quail and pheasant hunters to arrange with landowners early. The 1948 quail season opens Nov 1 and pheasant season Nov 11. They stress the value of sportsmanlike conduct to prevent farm owner restrictions.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Ebelsheiser Freed on $30,000 Bond in Murder Case
Edward Ebelsheiser, 55, Martinsburg handyman and convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of his brother in law Earl Robertson Hedrick farmer, was released from the county jail on a $30,000 bond signed by six residents of his home community.
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Ottumwa (Ap
Edward Ebelsheiser
Martinsburg Handyman
Ebelsheiser
Earl Robertson
Hedrick Farmer
Registration Pace At City Hall Falls Short Of 1944 Total
Cedar Rapids voters rush slows as 1944 registration pace proves hard to beat. City Clerk Maude Krebs cites 4,322 new registrations and 2,204 address changes since June, vs 11,481 combined in 1940. With the deadline at 8 pm Saturday only two days remain for unregistered citizens, and a 10 day pre election waiting period starts Monday. Heaviest influx was Tuesday with 783 registrations or address changes in 12 hours.
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Maude Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Krebs
Ten-year-old sues for injuries from blast near camp
Courthouse records show Charles W. House filed suit in Cedar Rapids against John E. Waggoner and the Cedar Rapids YMCA seeking 47000 for injuries suffered July 30 1947. The petition claims rocks wood and debris from a blasting operation struck the boy causing a compound skull fracture and brain injuries. Medical expenses future costs pain and suffering and permanent disability are requested.
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Charles W. House
John E. Waggoner
Cedar Rapids
Pickerill Sues Walton for Real Estate Commission
Realtor Earl C. Pickerill sues Marie A. Walton for 369.50 alleging due 5 percent commission on listing at 941 Fifteenth Avenue SW. Walton accepted a 500 offer July 26, returned it September 3, and Pickerill seeks 357.50 commission plus 12 for abstract title expenses.
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Earl C. Pickerill
Marie A. Walton
Pickerill
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Gean von Voltenberg Given Five Year Term
Gean von Voltenberg was sentenced by Judge M C Hamiel to five years in the Anamosa reformatory for grand larceny from the Belden Hill warehouse three years ago. He is already serving a 10 year term for breaking and entering in Webster City. The grand larceny term will run concurrently with the existing sentence.
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Gean von Voltenberg
M. C. Hamiel
Anamosa Reformatory
Belden Hill
von Voltenberg
Anamosa
Webster City
Man Pleads Guilty to Crimes Involving Minor
Everett O. Montross 42 pleads guilty to lascivious acts with a 15 year old boy on July 23. Judge M. C. Hamiel sentences him to three years at Fort Madison but suspends the term after testimony by Dr. W. R. Miller of the Iowa City state psychopathic hospital.
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Everett O. Montross
M. C. Hamiel
Fort Madison Penitentiary
W. R. Miller
State Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Heiress named executrix in Svoboda will probate
Barbara Svoboda’s will, died July 8, admitted to probate Thursday. Clara Hejkal named executrix without bond, sharing estate with her father and brothers William, George and Lewis Svoboda. Leo C. Smith released from county jail after paying $50 of a $300 fine for intoxication imposed December 6, 1947.
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Barbara Svoboda
Clara Hejkal
William
George
Lewis Svoboda
Leo C. Smith
Johnson Avenue
Judge Thompson Dismisses Injunction Suit Over Well Use
Judge G K Thompson dismissed the injunction suit filed by Veil Ellen Lindberg and John Dorothy Dines against Merle A Plummer and Agnes M Behrends Plummer on a stipulated dismissal motion. The case concerned the use of a well.
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G. K. Thompson
Veil
Ellen Lindberg
John
Dorothy Dines
Merle A. Plummer
Agnes M. Behrends Plummer
Judge awards two default judgments against Janda Mfg
Judge M C Hamiel on Thursday granted two default judgments against Janda Manufacturing Company. Wilhelm Engineering Company receives $175.07 and Detroit Broach Company is awarded $310 in a civil ruling.
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M. C. Hamiel
Janda Manufacturing Company
Wilhelm Engineering Company
Detroit Broach Company
Bragg Divorce Petition Dismissed By Judge On Motion
The divorce petition of Louis Bragg against Howard Bragg was dismissed Thursday by Judge M C Hamiel on motion of the plain.
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Louis Bragg
Howard Bragg
M. C. Hamiel
National Ship Tieup Looms
New York AP report says a nationwide shipping tieup could begin on November 9 as AFL ILA president Joseph P. Ryan threatens a strike. He spoke to a presidential board of inquiry over a dispute with the New York Shipping Association and urged the panel to inform President Truman.
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New York
Joseph P. Ryan
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Ryan
New York Shipping Association
Truman
Shaw Praises Communists and Attacks U S Arrests
The Daily Worker quotes George Bernard Shaw replying to inquiries about the arrest of 12 American communist leaders. He suggests Christ and the founders were communists, mocks U S democracy, claims vast Marxist numbers, and says authorities suppress communism by charging leaders with overthrow. He refrains from further comment.
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New York
The
Daily Worker
George Bernard Shaw
Christ
Washington and
Jefferson
Worker
London
Derek Carton
Shaw
William Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
America
Engels
Hammonds
Upton Sinclair
Washington
United States of America
Karl Marx
St. Peter
Des Moines Executive Dies of Heart Attack at 61
George Heaps Jr 61 executive secretary of the Industries Council of Des Moines died of a heart attack en route to Iowa Methodist hospital Heaps a noted figure in Iowa mining and industry led the Iowa Coal Operators Association Born October 2 1887 in Boone formerly of Albia burial planned for Boone
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Des Moines
George Heaps, Jr
Industries Council of
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Heaps
Iowa
Iowa Coal Operators Association
Boone
Albia
Deaths Mrs Joseph Hartl 58 Cedar Rapids
Mrs Joseph Hartl 58 of 511 Ninth Street NW Cedar Rapids died in a city hospital Wednesday. Born in Czechoslovakia she was a member of Czech and Bohemian organizations. Survived by husband daughter four brothers three sisters and mother. Services Saturday at Kuba funeral home 3 p.m. Rev Zdenek F Pauk officiating. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Joseph Hartl
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Ziskov Dub No. 91
Z.c.bj
Zdenka H Vlicek J.C.D
Czech Reading Society
Damska Matice
Sokolky
Milo Pecina
Iowa City
Adolph
Joseph
Ludwig
John Kincell
Emma Kincell
Kuba
Zdenek F.pauk
Bohemian National Cemetery
Services for Mrs. Frank Meci Held Friday in Beatty Chapel
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Friday in Beatty chapel for Mrs. Frank Meci former Alice Taylor Garzee of 2928 Meadowbrook drive SE. Rev A B Curran officiated burial followed at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Surviving are husband two children two brothers a sister and two step children.
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Frank Meci
Alice Taylor Garzee
Meadowbrook Drive
Beatty Chapel
A. B. Curran
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Mildred Garzee
Chicago
Myron D. Taylor
Wilmette, Ill
Henry M
Westmont
Ruby Rossiter
Houston
Texas
Peter Meci
Mendon
Ig Kathryn Orr
Alexandria, A
Traffic Bureau reports eight month safety contest results
Figures show two deaths and injuries totaling 686 178 in eight month period. Data provided by police traffic bureau in connection with safety contest sponsored by the Young Men’s bureau.
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Traffic Bureau
Police Department
Young Men’s Bureau
Iowa Patrol Finds 243 Faulty Cars in Cedar Rapids and Belle Plaine
The Iowa Highway Patrol checked 642 cars on Wednesday afternoon at Cedar Rapids and Belle Plaine. 243 were faulty. Sixteen drivers received summonses for license issues or a faulty car. Others were warned and given repair cards. Checks occurred between 2 30 and 5 30 p.m.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Thirty-second Street
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Grinnell
Charter Presentation Marks Cedar Rapids Exchange Club
The Cedar Rapids Exchange Club will receive its charter from the national organization at a Montrose hotel meeting at 6 30 p m today Archie S Peterson of Des Moines national regional vice president will present the charter to LeRoy H Kling club president Other officers are Robert S Wray vice president Robert O Smythe secretary and James E Coquillette treasurer Board members are Paul E Palmer Robert L Stonebreaker Edgar L King Glanville C Wheeler Robert Ettinger and John X Waters
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Exchange Club of
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Archie S. Peterson
Des Moines
LeRoy H. Kling
Exchange Club
Kling
Robert S. Wray
Robert O. Smythe
James E. Coquillette
Board of Control
Accountants Told of Manager Requirements
At the Cedar Rapids NA CCA chapter meeting John L. Doran outlined a path for integrating accountants into management. He urged a disciplined eight to twelve year progression from time study to payroll, costing and general accounting to build an executive capable generalist.
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Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
John L. Doran
National Association
Doran
Richard Staves Named To Cedar Rapids Police Force
The Cedar Rapids city council approved appointing Richard Staves to the police force. He will serve a six month probationary period before becoming a permanent officer after passing a physical exam and being placed on the civil service eligibility list per Chief Fred Carstens recommendation.
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Richard Staves
Cedar Rapids
Staves
Civil Service
Fred Carstens
City grants water use and permit actions on local requests
City Hall approves J L Stodola access to city water on Twenty seventh street NW beyond limits and funds new mains on Johnson avenue with Waterworks Chief Blomquist backing. Legion Town club at 310 A Third Avenue SE receives a class B beer permit. H J Bjornsen gets a $1 refund for an unused garage building permit at 2815 B Avenue NE.
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Twenty-seventh Street
J. L. Stodola
Stodola
Johnson Avenue
H. F. Blomquist
Legion Town Club
Third Avenue SE
H. J. Bjornsen
Twenty Eighth Street
B Avenue
Death of Charles C. Richards
Charles C. Richards former Cedar Rapids resident died in Sterling Illinois after a year of illness. He was born May 3 1878 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by three sons Perry Eugene and Elmer and a daughter Mrs Jack Allen all of Sterling and four grandchildren.
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Charles C. Richards
Cedar Rapids
Sterling, Ill
Perry
Eugene
Elmer
Jack Allen
Sterling
Housing Share of Consumption Fell from 1909 to 1941
From 1909 to 1941 American expenditure for housing declined from about one fourth of all consumption expenditure to about one sixth. The change reflects long term shifts in spending patterns and economic structure during the early 20th century.
Mardi Gras Costume Contest Promises 250 Prize
Cedar Rapids hosts a Halloween themed Mardi Gras parade on October 31 with 250 in prizes. The American Legion teen committee led by Mrs. Ione Newell urges youths 10 to 18 to wear Halloween costumes to compete. The event, sponsored by Hanford Post 80 and Loyal Order of Moose No. 304, includes a stage show and dance at Memorial Coliseum. WLS radio will broadcast two shows, and tickets for the dance are sold at Linn County schools principal offices with free entry for youths who pledge not to damage property.
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Cedar Rapids
Ione Newell
American Legion
Hanford Post
The
Loyal Order of Moose No. 304
Memorial Coliseum
WLS Radio Sta
Linn County
Ceda Rapids
Newell
Bridge Collapse in Webster City For Truck Driver
An old highway 2 bridge on Webster City outskirts gave way as a transfer truck crossed it. The rear wheels hung over the gap and the driver Reynold J. Hentges 24 of Fort Dodge escaped with the car from the opposite direction crossing safely. About 100 to 150 feet of the structure fell and traffic was detoured to another bridge. The event resembled a recent collapse on highway 2 east of Clarinda.
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Webster City
Boone
Reynold J. Hentges
Dodge
Wester City
Highway No. 2
Clarinda
Three Women Found Dead in Burlington Home
Neighbors discovered Mrs. Mary Schroeder 85 and her daughters Mrs. Sophie Eibel and Viola Schroeder dead in a gas-filled Burlington residence Thursday afternoon. Coroner R O Giles terms the deaths a likely self inflicted tragedy. Investigators report all stove jets open and wills and obituary notices found on a Bible in the front room.
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Mary Schroeder
Sophie Eibel
Viola Schroeder
R. O. Giles
Burlington
Cen
City Briefs and Notices From Local Columns
Courteous taxi service advertised with Dial 6161 City Cab. Meeting notices include Gillette event Tuesday at Z C B J Hall and Townsend Victory Club No 8 supper and business session at 6 pm Sunday. Registration deadline October 23 and transport call to Democratic HQ 37917. Purse stolen from Joan Henry near State theater for $55. correction about L L Holets transfer to Saltic, Mexico and career with International Harvester. L C Apple transferred from Pittsburgh to Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids after injury. Investment notice: 95 shares Peoples Bank and Trust Co stock at $48 each from Gundling Investment Co Dial 6173.
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Louis L. Holets
Belle Avenue
Saltic
Mexico
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Gundling Investment Co
Dial
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Daily Record
Helen Louise Sorensen
Roy Henry Sorensen
Richard E. Jorgensen
Alta
Jane Ann Watson
Ruth L. Beagles
Ray H. Beagles
Mary Louise Tobias
Stewart Wayne Tobias
Mary J. van Slyke
George E. van Slyke
Kenneth Charles Radeke
Betty Joy Radeke
Josephine Low
Easel Low
Bernie Rozberg
Second Avenue
Oakland Road
Soutter Avenue
St. Luke’s
Grover Oakley
Thirteenth Street
Stevan Vail
Four— Street
Mercy
James Gibney, Jr
Vinton
William Harris
Ventura
Calif
E. R. Lambert
Lambert
Eugenia Kelly
M. J. Kelly
Washington Avenue
B. J. Lambert
West Union
Lena Meyer
Burnham
Elizabeth Kelly
St. Mary’s Church
Strawberry Point
Julia Scovel
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Marquette
Russell L. Hinkel
Italy
Fort Snelling
Minn
William R. Brown
Riverside
Argentina
Koch
University
Jim Farley
Gillette
Ross Gray
Y.M.C.A
Montross
National Ship Tieup
U.S
Meci Services
Patrol
C.R. Exchange Club
C.R. Police Force
City Hall News
Charles Richards
City Cab
Z.C.B.J. Hall
Townsend Victory Club No. 8
K. of P. Hall
Democratic Headquarters
Joan Henry
McKinley Street
State Theater
L. C. Apple
Presbyterian Hospital
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
White Eagle Coal
White Eagle Coal CO
Fiest Street
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