Weather and notices from daily record
The Daily Record reports temperatures for Miami and Minneapolis with day and night readings, then notes marriage license for Bernhard F. Stieger and Mary Evelyn Robbins of Cedar Rapids, a divorce decree for Paul F. Fulmer from Avis Geraldine Fulmer, and Edna L. Beck related to Theodore D. Beckwith Jr. It lists numerous justice court actions including fire alarms, car incidents, and multiple birth announcements with dates in October and ongoing fines for traffic and parking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard F. Stieger
Mary Evelyn Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Twelve-year-old girl confesses to killing father to please mother
Superior Wisconsin UP report states Janet Lind twelve confesses to shooting her father Clifford Lind thirty nine last Thursday night claiming it would make her mother Irene happy. Janet hatched the plan for a month and twice tried to gas her sleeping father. She and sister Dolores left home after the shot and sought help from neighbor Peter Karsky. Father died at a hospital two hours later. Mother and Anthony Galaski held for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Janet Lind
Clifford S. Lind
Dist. Atty
Andy Borg
Irene
Anthony Galaski
Galaski
Janet
Borg
Lind
Great Northern Railroad
Delores
Anet
Peter Karsky
Karsky
Saurday
Dairyland
YMB Christmas Plans Near Completion Parade Date Set
YMB prepares for the Christmas season with a Santa Claus parade set for Nov 29 and a home lighting contest. Volunteers are urged to help decorate the downtown area with reindeer candles and stars, meeting times at Memorial Coliseum and Hawkeye Downs. Chamber of Commerce entry forms are available. The board also discusses wages, church use of Edgewood No 1, fuel purchases, and hiring a cafeteria director to oversee five sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cada
Anaes Tae Tae
Harold Ward
Hal Shirk
YMB
Memorial Coliseum
Hawkeye Downs
Dick Scherling
Jack Hart
Chamber of Commerce
Six Extension Classes At Coe Start Tonight
Six extension classes at Coe college begin Tuesday evening. Courses include business law journalism philosophy sociology Spanish. Classes run in late afternoon and evening under the division of educational service for noncredit study or credit toward a degree. First semester runs Oct 19 to Feb 17. second semester Feb 17 to May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe
Division of Educational Service
Fatal Collision Kills Driver in Sioux City Street Car Crash
Paul W. Morack, 43, died in a head on crash between his car and a Sioux City street car Monday night. Motorman Gienn Orth, the only other person aboard, sustained a cut hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Paul W. Morack
Gienn Orth
Kansas City Embargo On Trucked Cattle At Stockyards
An embargo on cattle and calves arriving by truck was ordered at the Kansas City stockyards after a jam of trucks overnight, lifting Tuesday receipts to about 11,000 head. Some animals were sent back to farms due to long waits. rail shipments were not embargoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milwaukee stockyards embargo on shipments due to jammed pens
Milwaukee stockyards announced an embargo on all truck and rail shipments after deciding to halt consignments Tuesday afternoon. Officials said pens were full of livestock, prompting the move to manage overcrowding and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Stockyards
Deaths Yavorsky Services Delayed by Quarantine
Dr. William Yavorsky former Cedar Rapids physician died of polio Friday. Family to be quarantined in Alameda California until Oct 31. Mrs Yavorsky is Mary Virginia Jamesson of Cedar. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yavorsky
Cedar Rapids
Alameda
Calif
Yavorsky
Mary Virginia Jamesson
Belle Plaine
Mrs. Milton Hodge Dies at 45 in Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs. Milton E. Hodge, 45, of 1121 Third Street SE, died at 7:30 am Tuesday at her home after living in Cedar Rapids 12 years. Survived by husband, mother Mrs. Nellie Anderson of Vinton, two sons Walker of Vinton and Raymond Walker of Robertson, Mo., and several brothers and sisters. Body at Beatty chapel. friends may call after 5 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton E. Hodge
Third Street
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Nellie Anderson
Walker
Raymond Walker
Robertson, Mo
Beatty Chapel
Des Moines Woman Dies of Polio While Visiting Wyoming
The body of Mrs Chauncey D Keasling aged 25 of Des Moines is being sent to Ottumwa, Ia for burial after illness while visiting relatives at Upton, Wyoming. She fell ill and died Sunday night at Casper hospital from polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper, Wye
Chauncey D. Keasling
Des Moines
Ottumwa
School Board Considers Arthur School Additions and Custodian Changes
The board debated adding seven rooms to Arthur school and adjacent kitchen facilities, while considering bids for construction. Officials reviewed a 40-hour janitor plan with 12 apprentices at $150 monthly, noting budget constraints and teacher salary timing. Dr. von Lackum urged action by July 1 1947 amid ongoing committee reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gineering Company
Douglas Grant
Clyde Parker
Arthur School
R. R. Mayberry
J. K. von Lackum
Grant
Unio
AFL
Dwight Krumholtz
von Lackum
Krumboltz
Forty Nine Iowans Sworn In By Army
Fort Snelling Minnesota reports forty nine Iowa recruits signed up between September 23 and 30 have been sworn in. The Cedar Rapids station recruited seven from Cedar Rapids and list names including Robert C. Colehour Harlan Davis Lee W. Bailey and Thomas Freund among others from towns such as Tama Manchester West Branch Iowa City Monticello Dubuque and Dyersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fort Snelling
Minn
Robert C. Colehour
Harlan Davis
Lee W. Bailey
Ronald L. March
Richard A. Work
Manchester
Charles W. May
Martelle
Ardell L. Slach
West Branch
William S. Harris
Mt. Vernon
Paul F. Dunlap
Iowa City
Robert D. Stock
Clarence
James L. Pennington
Solon
Norman D. Brammer
Hazelton
Harold D. Shaver
Rowley
Melvin G. Eschen
Stanley
Oren D. Bringman
Wellman
Howard E. Bringman
Washington, Ia
Howard K. Schoenwetter
Donald G. Klenk
Loren E. Dee
Oxford
William C. Hintz
Monticello
Arthur H. Taschner
Newhall
John K. Bradshaw
Belle Plaine
Elmer N. Brokaw
Robert J. Wilson
Leroy C. Wilhelm
Worthington
Raymond
Highway Patrol Cars To Get More Lettering
Des Moines Iowa. State Public Safety Commissioner Fred L Wilkins announced plans to add more lettering on back of highway patrol cars to identify the force. The plan, not final, envisions five inch high state patrol lettering while retaining the yellow shield and Iowa highway patrol wording on the sides. Patrol chief S N Jespersen says more visible patrol cars should boost safety awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fred L. Wilkins
State Commissioner of Public Safety
Wilkins
Iowa Highway Patrol
S. N. Jespersen
City Briefs Elect Grace Koppenhaver as county clerk
City briefs note Grace Koppenhaver elected county clerk. Everett Chandler and Robert Biba, with Don Leonard, are on a ten day hunting trip near Britton South Dakota. Albert's Cleaners advertises hats cleaning. William F. Seaton elected president of Iowa State Grotto association at Burlington Masonic temple. Dr. Lilley installation postponed for First Presbyterian Church due to illness. new date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Chandler
Memorial Drive
Robert Biba
Seventeenth Street
Britton
S. D
Don Leonard
Madison, Wis
William F. Seaton
Seventh Avenue SE
Iowa State Grotto Association
Masonic Temple
Burlington
Lilley
Theodore G. Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Fitch to Speak on The New China at Coe College
Mrs. Geraldine Townsend Fitch, who has traveled extensively in China, will speak Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Sinclair Memorial chapel at Coe College on The New China in the New Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Townsend Fitch
China
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
New
Hickenlooper to Speak at Mizpah Lodge Meeting
United States Senator Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids will address Master Masons at 8 p.m. Mizpah Lodge No. 639 A F and A M at the Masonic Hall. The reception will honor the senator and district senior grand warden of Iowa Masons. Both are Mizpah lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Watney
Seccesson
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Iowa
Iowa City Chief, Ollie White, ECI Peace Officers Head
Iowa City Police Chief Ollie White was elected president of the East Central Iowa Peace Officers association at Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. Capt. Clarence Day moves from patrol to other duties as president. Harold Bryan named vice president and Kermith Rhoades secretary treasurer. Cedar Rapids attorney B. D. Silliman spoke on Nazi Goering's death by self-inflicted poison, detailing security and vaulting theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie White
Iowa City
Iowa Peace Officers Association
Cedar Rapids
Silliman Pon
Goering
Community Chest tops $95 thousand in Cedar Rapids drive
The Cedar Rapids Community Chest neared its $142,262.63 goal, reaching $95,625.02 by 2 p.m. on Tuesday, a $15,422.52 gain in the last 24 hours. The residential division led over the top with $9,916 of a $9,460 goal, while four men’s division teams surpassed their quotas and thirteen organizations earned distinguished service awards for beating their targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John D. Randall
William Baylis
D. A. Knox
Leo Klinger
Larry Vavra
Elmer Brinkmann
Russell Knapp
Syndicate Clothing Company
Rapids Business College
Baker's Shoe Store
Checker Electric Supply
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Public Library
City Assessors’ Office
Roosevelt High School
Weston D. Ralston Insurance
Kensinger Insurance Agency
F. W. Damour Insurance
Sears Roebuck and Company
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Six Injured in Clinton Auto Crash
Six youths were injured, three seriously, when the car driven by 20 year old Raymond Carr failed to negotiate a turn in Clinton. It struck a fire hydrant, a tree and a parked car, ejecting three passengers into the street. All six were hospitalized with Shirley Habron 18 Winifred Bradahwa 23 and Glenn Foley 20 reported in most serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
INS
Raymond Carr
Shirley Habron
Winifred Bradahwa
Glenn Foley
Prominent Odd Fellow Dies at Mason City
James Everett Lennan, 56, department commander of Iowa of the Patri archs Militant branch of the Odd Fellows, died Monday after a heart attack while working in his garden. He had held all offices in the organization. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
James Everett Lennan
Iowa
Patriarchs
Lennan
The
Odd Fellows
Mander
First Methodist Church
Applications Accepted in Washington by Trade Office
The Office of International Trade in Washington announced that applications are being accepted for a new program. Officials encouraged eligible applicants to submit materials by the indicated deadline and outlined key requirements and selection criteria.
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Washington
Office of International Trade An
Rheas sue to bar Walters from apartment at Bever Ave SE
Mr and Mrs Frank Rhea sue Mertie Zion Walters in circuit court seeking an injunction to stop interference with their quiet occupancy of 1440 Bever avenue SE They allege the defendant removed bedding turned them out locked them in with old furniture used obscene language deprived heat and rented the unit while Mrs Rhea was hospitalized and Mr Rhea served in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhea
Mertie Zion Walters
Bever Avenue SE
Rheas
Deputy Arrests Hadsell In Courthouse Basement
Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder arrested Don Hadsell aged 44 at the Linn county courthouse basement near the jail. Hadsell faced intoxication and a six month vagrancy sentence from Oct. 19 was revoked Tuesday. Sheriff James H. Smith previously held the near jail arrest record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Linn County
Harlan Snyder
Don Hadsell
Second Street
Snyder
Hadsell
Smith
Dwight Cook Sentenced On Bad Check Charge
Judge M C Hamiel sentenced Dwight Cook to the Anamosa Reform School for up to 10 years on a guilty plea to a bad check charge. The 26 year old, of 921 Ninth Street SE, surrendered Oct 11, with the offense stemming from a $907 Cedar Rapids check signed by his father Alva Cook who appeared with him in court. The sentence was suspended on good behavior and parole to the state board of parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hamiel
Dwight
Ninth Street
Anamosa
Cook
Hamiel
State Board of Parole
Cedar Rapids
Alva Cook
Child Desertion Case Against Alfred Bedell Dismissed
A March 6 1943 child desertion case against Alfred Bedell was dismissed Monday after a settlement with Bedell’s former wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bedell
Bedell
Eyerly Jailed After Intoxication Sentence in Linn County
Justice H. R. Churchill sentenced 40 year old Jess Eyerly of Coggon to 30 days in Linn county jail for intoxication after authorities arrested him on a Sunday morning in Coggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Eyerly
H. R. Churchill
Jess E. Eyerly
R.F.D
Linn County
Coggon
Eyerly
Notice of Incorporation for Cedar Rapids Hide and Par
Notice is hereby given that a corporation formed under Chapter 491 of the 1946 Iowa law has filed Articles of Incorporation. The firm, Cedar Rapids Hide and Par, trades as F. S. and engages in importing wool, raw hides, leather, and related goods, with power to buy, lease, or hold real property and to sell or convey. authorized capital stock is 200,000 divided into 2,000 shares of 100 each, with one vote per share. existence begins October 18, 1946. two-thirds consent required for stockholder action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Teale
Board of Directing
Pesen
Ina
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Miami
Minneapolis
Paul F. Fulmer
Avis
Geraldine Fulmer
Edna L. Beckwith
Theodore D. Beckwith, Jr
Ray LeGallyne
Justice Court
Eeee E. Eyerly
F. D
Coggan
Ellis Boulevard
William Bayless
Second Avenue SE
J. R. Buresh
St. Luke’s
Lester Lopata
Calvin Nading
Eighth Street
Lawrence Fralin
Allison Hotel
John Entringer
Center Point Road
Mercy
Eldon Knott
James Conway
Keystone
Charles Gaal
Route 3
Carroll E. Humphrey
Wilson Avenue
Willis J. Lillie
Central City
Louis L. Bell
N Street
Raymond V. Michael
Fortieth Street
W. H. Lockhart
Davenport
Frank C. Hahn
Blake Boulevard
S. L. Stensland
Chicago
J. R. Kelton
Ray Feldman
Denver
P. D. Skaff
Edward J. Bernacke
Mile Heral
I Street
Francis Shaughnessey
First Avenue E
Bob Hennessey
Thirtieth Street
D. B. Secrest
Emerald Avenue
Peter Dows
Cottage Grove Avenue
Blodgett
Kesler
Edgewood School No. 1
Edgewood
Superior Oil Company
First Avenue
Milton Hodge
Parker
Arthur Auditorium
Ed Lundquist
T. E. Radloff
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Buchanan School
Board
J. C. Blodgett
Radloff
Dean Paul Packer
Buchanan
Lundquist
Supt
C. C. Kesler
Grace Koppenhaver
Albert
Seaton New Grotto
S.E
Silliman
the Gazette
Mussolini
Community Chest
Dwight Cook
Lapes
Florist
Third Ave
Coaks
Bloomsburg
Dorothy Hibbs
Dickie
Craemer's
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