Five day forecast and city temperatures in Midwest region
The brief notes and weather figures list highs and lows for several cities including Bismarck Minneapolis New Orleans Denver New York Duluth Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle and Miami. It outlines a mostly cloudy pattern with light rain or drizzle in the east, a shift to partly cloudy and cooler by midweek, and a generally near normal temperature trend with limited precipitation through the five day span.
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Bismarck
Minneapolis
Hicaro
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Angeles
Seattle
Miami
St. Louis
Cooperation emphasized at Cedar Rapids fire safety school
The fifth annual industrial and commercial fire safety school opened in Cedar Rapids stressing a mutual understanding between industry and municipal fire departments. Larry Schloemer of Marathon Instruments urged frequent joint planning, warning that lack of understanding can cause total loss. Delegates from industry and city fire services heard from speakers including Ward Andrews of J. I. Case and E. J. Herron of Cedar Rapids fire prevention.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial and Commercial Fire
Cedar Rapids
Larry Schloemer
Marathon Industries
Menasha
Wis
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
Iowa State College Engineering Extension Service
Schloemer
Ward Andrews
J. I. Case
Bettendorf
Lester Schick
Davenport
Frank W. Flesch
Chicago
Navy and
Collins Raffio Company
Central Fire Station
William Simpson
Iowa State College
Edward Purnell
Buffalo Fire Appliance
E. J. Herron
Cedar Rapids Bureau of Fire Prevention
Roy Swanson
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Hunter
Mark Brosier
Iowa State
Trial resumes in trucking collision case trial
The defense argues McIntyre's negligence caused the crash while Hall and Dallas Mavis Truck Driver Hall face no fault claims. Heintze asks to offset any possible award against the trucking company and Hall. Jurors include Demery Rigby Shimek Phillips Smis Woods Merk Ellis Bishop Lancergott Suchome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Wilmarth
Heintze
John D. Randall
Hall
McIntyre
Dallas
Mavis
Randall
Harry Demery
Clyde Rigby
Frank J. Shimek
W. L. Phillips
Raphall F. Smis
Harold Woods
Harvey H. Merk
Clayton Ellis
Eva M. Bishop
G. D. Powell
Carl J. Lancergott
Frank A. Suchome
Puerto Rican 13 Given Six Years
Thirteen Puerto Rican Nationalists convicted of seditious conspiracy were sentenced to six years each in New York. Four had prior sentences ranging from 15 to 75 years for the attack on the House of Representatives. The judge ordered the latest terms to run consecutively with the assault sentences.
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New York
U.S
House of Representatives
Twenty Five Initiated Into Cub Scout Pack No 4
Twenty five boys were welcomed into Cub Scout Pack No 4 at Harrison School Monday night. Initiates include Dale Bailey Robert Beardsley Danny Blecher Tom Chamberlain Charles Collins Craig Daves Robert Dostal Jonathan Ejige Michael Hanagan David Hollidy George Klein Billy Knebel LeRoy Lucas Robert Mercer Jerome Michaelis Jimmy Montague Richard Mullin Clarence Oscarson Kenneth Pettit Dale Richards Gene Ritchhart Billy Salat Dennis Sanford Robert Thompson Lenny Wilkinson. Awards were earned by Bear badge recipients Larry Showalter Wolf badge Bruce Richardson Arrow points Jon Cook Bruce Richardson Gary Bryant Larry Showalter David Lindeman Tommy Lindeman David Herrmann Dale Nelson Denner stripes Bruce Richardson Ronald Gibson Ted McLeod Tom Boom Service stars Gary Bryant Jimmy Cushman Gary Fillenworth Donald Nelson Bruce Richardson Pat Gallagher Richard Goodall Richard Krumm Philip Long Ted McLeod James Meyer Jo Novak.
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Harrison School
Dale Bailey
Robert Beardsley
Danny Blecher
Tom Chamberlain
Charles Collins
Craig Daves
Robert Dostal
Jonathan Ejige
Michael Hanegan
David Hollidy
George Klein
Billy Knebel
LeRoy Lucas
Robert Mercer
Jerome Michaelis
Jimmy Montague
Richard Mullin
Clarence Oscarson
Kenneth Pettit
Dale Richards
Gene Ritchhart
Billy Salat
Bruce Richardson
Pat Gallagher
Richard Goodall
Richard Krumm
Philip Long
Ted McLeod
James Meyer
Jo Novak
Civil Defense Vital Says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower urged adults not to view civil defense training as mere Boy Scout work. He argued a well trained civil defense force could determine victory or defeat in a future war.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wood Enthusiastic About Austin in Race for Congress
Cedar Rapids labor leader L Curtise Wood, a Republican Party worker and former Iowa AFL official, backs Ruben Austin for Congress in the Second District while remaining loyal to Governor Leo Hoegh. He faces questions over introducing Austin at a labor meeting and hints he may resign from the newly formed Republican labor council if pressured.
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Wood
Austin
Congress
Iowa
Republican Labor Council
Leo A. Hoegh
United States Senate
Thomas E. Martin
Guy M.gillette
L. Curtise Wood
Cedar Rapids
Philadelphia
the Gazette
Dubuque
L. L. Jurgemeyer
Clinton
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Labor Temple
Jurgemeyer
Norman Miller
Des Moines
New Council
Gazette
Linn County
B. D. Silliman
Henry O. Talle
Decorah
Silliman
Labor Council
University of Iowa
Hoegh
Republican State Central Committee
Ruben Austin
Tallewill
President outlines seven steps to 500 billion production goal
In a broad speech the President argues unemployment remains a concern even as it trends down. He warns that job seekers still face hardship and loss of confidence, then enumerates seven actions to boost the economy toward a 500 billion dollar production target. He cites tax cuts, reduced government costs, a foreign economic program, highways, farm reform, peaceful atomic use, and improvements in schools homes and resources. He notes past measures helped avert predicted chaos and despair.
Mrs. J. F. McCabe Dies at 69 in Williamsburg
Williamsburg resident Mrs. J. F. McCabe, 69, died Monday in an Ottumwa hospital. Funeral set for 9 am Thursday at St. Mary's Church Williamsburg with burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Survived by husband four daughters four sons two brothers three sisters and many grandchildren.
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Williamsburg
J. F. McCabe
Ottumwa
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
McSwiggen- Uhlmann Funeral Home
McCabe
T. A. Jones
Ann Martia
St. Joseph's Convent
C. R Schamberger
Cedar Rapids
Mike Louberto
Des Moines
Harold F
Goshen
Ind
Edward T
Waterloo
James J
Glenn A
Government Moves In on FHA Deals Seizing Control
Washington action targets five FHA projects after Albert M. Cole says windfall profits approach 7 million dollars. He orders a meeting of preferred stock holders within 10 days to elect new boards under government control to recover excess profits and possibly cut rents. Clifton Park Manor in Wilmington, Del pro ject linked to the du Pont family faced a windfall of 898000 on a 5980000 FHA insured loan.
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Washington
INS
Albert M. Cole
Cole
Federal Housing Administration
Clifton Park Manor
Wilmington
Del
du Pont
Clifton Manor
Boy in Chimney Saved After Grizzly Dog Help
In Nashville Tom Gambill, 7, wedged in an outdoor grill chimney. his Irish terrier Mike barked and led a caregiver to the device. Firemen and police freed the boy after about two and a half hours of effort.
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Nashville
Tom Gambill
Mike
Gambill
School Bus and Truck Collide North of Hubbard
In heavy mist Tuesday morning a Hubbard area school bus with several children aboard collided with a pickup truck on highway 65. Both drivers escaped serious injury though the pickup driver suffered facial cuts from shattered glasses. The bus did not overturn and both vehicles sustained considerable damage.
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Hubbard
Highway 65
Orval Hagedorn
Crash Injuries Fatal To Hospers Man
Iowa highway patrol said Oliver Ward aged 54 of Hospers died Monday from injuries suffered October 16 when the car he rode in left a gravel road near Hospers.
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Hospers
Des Moines
Iowa Highway Patrol
Oliver Ward
Deaths Alfred Verne Collinge
Alfred Verne Collinge a Cedar Rapids resident and pathologist nutrition specialist for Hon eymead Inc died suddenly at 2 15 p m Monday while preparing to wash his car He was born January 10 1894 in Sturgis South Dakota and married Marguerite Young on February 14 1935 in Honolulu He is survived by his wife son Colburn Collinge two grandchildren a sister and three brothers Several fraternal church and Masonic affiliations are noted Services will be held Thursday at 11 a m in Beatty Bearle chapel with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Master Masons will meet at 10 30 a m Thursday at the Masonic temple.
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Alfred Verne Collinge
Johnson Avenue
Honeymead, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Sturgis
S. D
Marguerite Young
Honolulu
Colburn Collinge
Carroll
P. Mellville
Sonnette
Mont
Bert
Arthur
Leroy Collinge
Mountain View
Calif
Collinge
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Malta
O.E.S
Crescent Lodge
A. F
Obituary of Frank J Kosina Saint John’s Cemetery
Frank Joseph Kosina 42 of 79 Eighteenth Avenue SW died at University Hospital Iowa City at 2 a.m. Tuesday. Born July 18 1912 in Cedar Rapids he was a member of Prokop Velky lodge No 137 CSA. Survived by four sisters Mrs Marie Durek Mrs Wesley Bartosh Mrs John Craft all Cedar Rapids and Mrs L O Thomas of Coos Bay Ore and three brothers Jerry Edward and Leo Cedar Rapids. Services at Janeba Funeral Home 2 p.m. Thursday Rev A W Chihak burial St Johns Cemetery Rosary 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Frank Joseph Kosina
Eighteenth Avenue
Century Engineering Corporation
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Prokop Velky Lodge No
CSA
Marie Durek
Wesley Bartosh
John Craft
L. O. Thomas
Coos Bay
Ore
Long Island fur broker Morris Ohsman dies at home
Morris Ohsman of Great Neck New York a former Cedar Rapids resident and fur broker died suddenly at his home at 11 p m He was born in Cedar Rapids in September 1896 and married Hilda Lamet in September 1938 in New York City Surviving are his wife a son Donald of Great Neck a sister Mrs Lee Baum of Kansas City and four brothers Louis Joe of Cedar Rapids Edward of East Orange and Herman Ohlman of Mankato Minn The body will be taken to Turner chapel Funeral announcement later
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Morris Ohsman
Great Neck
Long Island
N.Y
Cedar Rapids
Hilda Lamet
New York City
Donald
Lee Baum
Kansas City
Louis
Joe
Edward
East Orange
Herman Ohlman
Mankato
Minn
Turner Chapel
Services for Nettie Marshall Held in Turner Chapel
Nettie Marshall widow of Frank V. Marshall of 628 A Avenue NE dies Sunday. Services led by Rev. W. Jackson Burns at Turner chapel Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. Burial in Springville cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel. Contributions to the Heart fund invited.
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Nettie Marshall
Frank V. Marshall
Linn County
Turner Chapel
W. Jackson Burns
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Springville
Heart Fund
Services for Frank Zivney
Frank Zivney former resident of 1402 Hamilton Street SW dies Sunday. Funeral at Janeba funeral home at 2 p.m. Wednesday led by Rev Milo Filipi and Theodore B Hlubucek with cremation committal. Friends may donate to Czech refugee children fund via Theodore B Hlubucek.
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Frank Zivney
Hamilton Street
Janeba
Milo Filipi
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Europe
Services for Miss Minnie Shaffer
Cedar Rapids resident Miss Minnie Shaffer 86 year old of 875 Oakland Road NE died Monday. Services to be held in Turner chapel at 3 30 p.m. Thursday by Rev Waldemar Argow of Peoples church and Cedar Rebekah lodge. Burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends
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Minnie Shaffer
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Waldemar Argow
The
Peoples Church
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Linwood Cemetery
Contract Talks Open At Quaker Oats Plant
Negotiations began at the Quaker Oats plant as Local 110 Retail Wholesale Department Store Workers of America presented proposed contract revisions. The current agreement expires December 22. Wages were not discussed at the initial meeting, with a next session likely next week.
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Quaker Oats
Department Store Workers of America
Upgrading Is Discussed at Zone Hearing
A Cedar Rapids zoning hearing focused on upgrading land to reduce permissible uses as part of a proposed city wide revision. About 65 residents attended at Roosevelt High School to hear plans for northwest area changes and a nine category system replacing five.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt High School
First Avenue
City Plan Commission
Campaign congressmen praise Eisenhower era changes
Campaign leaders told Independence Rotary club that Washington’s atmosphere has changed since Eisenhower took office with dignity and quiet efficiency. Talle toured Buchanan and Benton counties meeting Republican leaders, while Loveless accused the administration of pressuring to aid the few and harm the many and opposed housing, minimum wage, and public power expansion.
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Congress
Independence Rotary Club
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Talle
Buchanan County
Benton County
Vinton
Herschel C. Loveless
Fourth
Lamont
Loveless
Navy Reenlistment Policy for Electronics Ratings
Navy recruiters in Cedar Rapids announced a new policy allowing former sailors discharged with radioman fire control technician or electronics technician ratings to reenlist within one year without losing their rating. The recruiting office also posted new hours from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays in the post office building.
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Navy
Cedar Rapids
Republicans Favored In Service Club Polls
In Cedar Rapids straw polls at two service clubs, Optimist and Exchange, voters backed Thomas E. Martin for senator and Leo A. Hoegh for governor, with Henry O. Talle winning the congress ballot. Gillette, Herring, and Ruben V. Austin trailed in their races.
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Cedar Rapids
Optimist
Thomas E. Martin
Leo A. Hoegh
Henry O. Talle
Guy M. Gillette
Clyde E. Herring
Ruben V. Austin
Exchange Martin
Gillette
Hoegh
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C. R. Weather
Municipal
Mississippi
LaCrosse
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Keokuk
Thomas Shaffer
Darlene Brundidge
Robert Sion
Dearborn, Mich
Sasha Kalell
Barbara J. Slaughter
LeRoy E. Slaughter
Eleanor Hoffman
Howard Hoffman
Barbara A. Hentz
Kenneth L. Hentz
Raymond E. Pyle
Eileen H. Pyle
Hamilton Newland
Ethel Newland
Cora E. Lorence
Harvey R. Lorence
Francine E. Craven
Charles H. Craven, Jr
Darlene M. Biederman
Melvin O. Biederman
Shirley A. Reinartson
Edmund E. Reinartson
Hughes
Lewis
Second Street
Schuster
Wilfred
Marion
Northrup
Richard
Second Avenue
St. Luke's
Leacox
Samuel
Second Avenue SE
Hamblin
Sixteenth Street
Demmel
Ivan
Forty-sixth Street
Aegerter
Center Point
Jansen
Clifford
Grande Avenue SE
Oftedahl
LeRoy
Earls
Duane
Third Avenue
Ionia, Mich
Richard E. Campbell
Daugh
Ters
Campbell
Carl Friend
1310
Avenue NW
Jess Douglas
Lorraine Briggs
Barbara Fisher
Julius Mueller
B Avenue
Carl Zearley
Sixth Street
Marian Haney
Fifteenth Avenue
Francis Mills
Central City
James Tappero
Ruth Thompson
Indianhill Road
Lydia Sturman
Byron McKeeley
Kenneth Drahi
Mechanicsville
George Gianopulos
Elmer Hessenius
Aetna Finance Company
Lawrence Polton
Samuel Madlem
Francis
Betty Bouzek
Magnus Hotel
L. C. Hackley
Hack’'s Standard Service
Claude Nelson
John Haddy
Jerome George
State Finance Company
Wendl Barta
Ninth Street NW
Tama
Horace Cory
Toledo
Harrison Funeral Home
Rose Hill Memorial Gardens
Marshalltown
John S. McCabe
MecSwiggin and Uhiman
Traer
Edward Kutin
Clarkson
Neb
Coggon
Charles C. Plummer
Presbyterian Church
Coggon Cemetery
Passmore Funeral Home
Bert Jordan
Hunte Funeral Home
Joseph Parizek
Beckman
Schoo
Ore Rey
Oll
Monahan Mortuary
Monahan
Lapes
3Rd Ave
Mt. Vernon Ave
Cub
Civil Defense Vital
Murdoch
Walker
Frank Nye
Leo Hoegh
Henry Talle
Miller
Labor
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Plasters Local No. 160
AFL
America
Sovernment
Alfred V. Collinge
Frank J. Kosina
Marshall Services
Zivney Services
Shaffer Services
Okinow SS
ST. Mark's Lutheran Church
Church of the Old Rugged Cross
First Ave
I Believe
Carl E. Olsen
Manchester
Connecticut
Commission
van Vechten Shaffer
Tom Moore
E Avenue NW
Thirteenth Street
Ellis Boulevard
Ninth Street
Ninth and
Ellis
Havenne
North Western Tracks
Moore
Plan Commission
George Cockburn
Ray Spielman
A. L. Smulekoff
Service Club
Culver Motors
Pontiac
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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