Daily Record Town Weather and Local Notices
October 27 1949 weather summary for New York Duluth Phoenix Los Angeles and others. Forecast fair and mild Friday with highs near 70. cooler by Sunday. Local legal notices list fines for traffic and school sign violations, marriage licenses, divorces, and recent births and announcements from Cedar Rapids Clear Lake and Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesda
Inmenseth
Genver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Obituary notices from Anamosa Mt. Vernon Belle Plaine
Anamosa John A. Belknap died Wednesday with services at 2 p.m. Friday in Goettsch funeral home. Mt. Vernon Mattie B. Hunt, 76, died Wednesday in a Burlington hospital with services at 2 p.m. Friday in Dudgeon funeral home in Wapello. Belle Plaine A R Long, 72, former resident, died Sunday in Hollywood California with services at 1 p.m. Friday in Hrabak funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
John A. Belknap
Goettsch
Mt. Vernon
Mattie B. Hunt
Burlington
Dudgeon
Wapello
Belle Plaine
A. R. Long
Hollywood
Calif
Hrabak
Witness Links Klan to Alabama Terror Raids
Boyd Killingsworth, a state witness and admitted Ku Klux Klansman, testified that the hooded group was behind at least two terror raids in Birmingham last summer. He said he and about 100 Klansmen robed up after a Klan meeting and visited a cafe and the grandmother’s home, burning crosses at both sites during the incidents connected to the trial of Coleman E Brownie Lollar, a former deputy charged in the flogging of Mrs Hugh McDanal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Boyd Killingsworth
Coleman E. “Brownie” Lollar
Hugh McDanal
Notice of Will Hearing for Gustave H. Plagmann
Notice states that the will of Gustave H. Plagmann, late of Cedar Rapids Iowa, will be heard November 4 1949 at 2:00 AM in the District Court at the Cedar Rapids Court House for proof and admission of the will. Clerk Arthur Axmear and attorney Victor D Viqvain are named.
Plans Laid in CIO To Kick Out Leftists
In Cleveland the CIO’s right wing plans to expel at least three unions seen as pro Communist and potentially up to a dozen. Walter Reuther leads a resolutions committee ready to challenge charters at next week’s convention and to partition unions among rival factions.
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CIO
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Philip Murray
United Electrical Workers
Murray
New York
Reuther
I Movement
American Communications Association
International Fishermen
Fur
Harry Bridges
Ben Gold
Bridges Long
Gold
Communist Party
Deanna Durbin Divorces Felix Jackson in Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP Deanna Durbin, 26, is granted an interlocutory decree from Felix Jackson, 47, citing mental cruelty after claiming he walked out. Married June 13, 1945 in Las Vegas, they separated January 6, 1947. Durbin gains full custody of their daughter Jessica Louise. Durbin previously divorced Vaughn Paul in 1943.
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Los Angeles
Deanna Durbin
Felix Jackson
Jackson
Las Vegas
Miss Durbin
Deanna
Jessica Louise
Cedar Rapids Firemen Promoted to Lieutenant
Three members of the Cedar Rapids fire department were promoted Thursday to the rank of lieutenant. Firemen Richard Vlach William A. Siebert and Ralph F. Elsworth received the appointments approved by the city council on Chief E. P. Kohout’s recommendation, effective November 1. Vlach joined May 15 1932 Elsworth October 1 1933 and Siebert October 1 1934, all chosen from a civil service list after passing exams.
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Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Richard Vlach
William A. Siebert
Ralph F. Elsworth
Vinch
Surely They Aren't as Hard Up as All That
In White Plains a letter to County Jury Commissioner Ralph Mumford wryly claims a dead man could serve as a juror. The Mamaroneck resident, buried in 1928 at Woodlawn Cemetery, describes being asked for a third jury notice and adds a postscript urging contact with St. Peter.
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White Plains
N. Y
Ralph Mumford
Woodlawn Cemetery
St. Peter
Mamaroneck
Admiral Sherman recalled as Navy shakeup rumors mount
Vice Admiral Forrest T. Sherman, commander of the Mediterranean fleet on maneuvers, is said to be returning to Washington amid reports he may be named chief of naval operations. Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul H. Griffith says Sherman is part of a dissenting group over unification and that some officers were blocked from testifying before Congress.
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Washington
Washington Post
Forrest T. Sherman
Naval Operations
Paul H. Griffith
Sherman
Louis Denfeld
Navy High Command
Mediterranean
Griffith
Navy
Denfeld
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
John G. Crommelin
Chevy “Chase
Crommelin
Deaths include banker Hans N Boyson veteran Cedar Rapids
Services for Hans N. Boyson 2314 Bever Ave SE retired vice president and director of Merchants National Bank will be at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Friday with Dr Marvin B Kober. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Boyson died Tuesday after 43 years with the bank. Also surviving Cedar Rapids resident Joseph T Callan 31 died at 1840 Washington Ave NW after a lingering illness. He served in World War II earning a Purple Heart. Surviving are his mother a sister and three brothers. His body lies at Monahan funeral home where Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary at 8 p m Saturday. Friends may call.
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Hans N. Boyson
Bever Avenue SE
Merchants National Bank
Turner Chapel
Marvin B. Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Boyson
Bank
Joseph T. Callan
Cedar Rapids
Washington Avenue
Winthrop
Germany
Immaculate Conception Church
American Legion
Hennessey Brothers
Joseph A. Callan
Norval Edwards
William F
Paul D
J. Dorrance Callan
Monahan
Knights of Columbus
World War II veteran Paul Tiffany dies in Iowa City
Paul Robert Tiffany 24 of 1407 Third Ave SE died at 6 p.m. Wednesday after a brief illness in an Iowa City hospital. Born May 15, 1925 in Cedar Rapids, he served in the navy and was in the naval reserve. He was assistant manager of the sporting goods department at Armstrong Clothing Company and a VFW member. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Turner chapel. burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robert Tiffany
Third Avenue SE
Armstrong Clothing Company
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Tiffany
Navy
Naval Reserve
V.F.W
Mable Tiffany
George W. Tiffany
Amarillo
Texas
Carl A. Tiffany
Wilmette, Ill
Vinetta Marie Tiffany
Angeles
Will S. Tiffany
Indianapolis
Turner Chapel
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death of Cecil J. Conrad in Iowa City hospital
Cecil J. Conrad died in an Iowa City hospital Wednesday morning after a year-long hospitalization following a fall that left him with a broken back. Survived by wife Irma of 950 Center Point Road NE, his mother, and brothers Wendell of Reta and another brother in Central ity. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Locke Funeral Home in Waterloo with burial at Hillside Cemetery in Cedar Falls.
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Cecil James Conrad
Iowa City
Irma
Center Point Road
Wendell
Reta
Locke Funeral Home
Waterloo
Hillside Cemetery
Cedar Falls
Funeral services for Hoyt Ed wa Wall Cunningham
Funeral services will be held at Beatty chapel at 10 30 a m Saturday with Rev A B Curran officiating. Burial is in Bohemian National cemetery. Hanford post of the American Legion will conduct military services at the grave for Hoyt Ed wa Wall Cunningham former Legion officer at Malcom who died at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Edwa Wall Cunningham
Beatty Chapel
A. B. Curran
Bohemian National Cemetery
Hanford
American Legion
Mr. Cunningham
Legion
Malcom
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Services for Elbert J. Lunn in Turner chapel Friday
Funeral services for Elbert J. Lunn former Cedar Rapids resident who died Tuesday at Fort Madison will be held in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Friday conducted by the Rev John B Wieand pastor of the Church of the Brethren Burial will be Cedar Memorial cemetery The body will arrive in Cedar Rapids Friday morning
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Elbert J. Lunn
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
Turner Chapel
John B. Wieand
Church of the Brethren
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Fence Around Lady Godiva Statue Sparks Controversy
In Coventry England crowds trampled turf as a three foot fence went up to shield grass around a Lady Godiva statue unveiled by Mrs Lewis Douglas wife of the US ambassador. The nude legend depicts Godiva riding to urge tax relief for locals.
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Coventry
England
Lady Godiva
Lewis Douglas
United States
Godiva
City Briefs and Local Meetings Across Linn County
Linn county VFW post 9129 holds its regular business meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the clubrooms. The Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club meets tonight at 8 in its rooms at 1624 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Rudolph Rodriguez fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to space at police court. arrested at 9:53 p.m. Wednesday in Parkson's tavern. Ed Bock of Allen and Company attends the 52nd annual American Institute of Accountants convention in Los Angeles. Cedar Rapids Watchmakers Guild meets at Roosevelt hotel with a Durapower mainspring film. Paint theft valued at $300 reported by Hollingsworth of First Avenue SE. paint stored under a trailer. Old china head dolls offered up to $50 each. old china glassware and jewelry wanted. Cub Pack 19 graduates five boys into Scout Troop 19 during Halloween party at Lincoln school. 23 other awards given. High Twelve speaker Dr. Victor Howery of Cedar Rapids schools presents “Human Footballs” at Roosevelt hotel. program chair Charles Penningroth. Advertisement for Crispy-Man potato chips. Police seek a check writer who passed two worthless checks totaling $40 at Killian's and Newman's, written on Peoples Savings Bank of Waterloo, signed Philip Pierce.
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Killian’s
Newman’s
Peoples Savings Bank of Waterloo
Philip Pierce
Circle Drive Street Lights Move Forward
Thirty nine citizens petitioned the city council Thursday to install street lights on Circle Drive. Council authorized the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company to fulfill the request as bulbs and materials become available, with locations and spacing to be determined by the utility and city officials.
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Inow
Circle Drive
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Wolverine cruiser scrapped after failed preservation bid
The Western Reserve Historical Society could not raise funds to keep the U S S Wolverine as a Civil War memorial. The 1843 cruiser, built as the U S S Michigan, guarded Johnson's Island and blocked a Confederate escape. It was handed to a salvage company in Erie, Pa, despite Roosevelt’s 1942 call to preserve such memorials.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve Historical Society
U.S.S
U.S.S. Michigan
Michigan
Johnson’s Island
Lake Erie
Owever
Roosevelt
Four suits seek damages in Cedar Rapids crash case
In Linn county district court four suits totaling 42378.74 seek damages against Cedar Rapids Freight Lines and Donald Hunter. Plaintiffs include Ralph H. Chiverton as administrator and four individuals from the Chiverton car alleging rear collision injuries on highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids. The accident killed George H. Chiverton.
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Linn County District Court
Cedar Rapids Freight Lines
Donald Hunter
Ralph H. Chiverton
George H. Chiverton
Hunter
Dora McKee
Irene C. McKee
Chiverton
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
George Chiverton
Two More Assessment Appeal Notices Filed
Two more notices of appeal from Linn county board of review findings on tax assessments were filed in district court Thursday, bringing total appeals to 23. The latest filings include Clifford and Nellie Mather and James Beatty, both about farm land north of Palo along the Cedar River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Review
Clifford
Nellie Mather
James Beatty
Palo
Cedar River
Sherman E. Langguths
Alfred Frantz
Barclay Securities ‘Company
Witwer Grocer Company
L. A. Elliott
Gedraitis Pleads Innocent to Bad Check Charge
Joe C. Gedraitis, 49, pleaded innocent before Judge M. C. Hamiel to passing a worthless 75 dollar check in Cedar Rapids last November. He had been arraigned Monday when counsel was appointed and three days to plead. Gedraitis had recently been released from a Lincoln Nebraska sentence for a similar offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Gedraitis
M. C. Hamiel
Gedraitis
Ced Rapids
Lincoln
Neb
Bertha Oates Smith Fined For Liquor Charge
Bertha Oates Smith, 22, of 600 Fifth Avenue SE, pled guilty to supplying liquor to two 16 year olds. District Judge M C Hamiel fined $300 with costs but suspended the fine. She admitted giving whisky to the youths last Friday.
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Bertha Oates Smith
Fifth Avenue SE
M. C. Hamiel
Schmitt Sues Over Affection Alienation
Joseph F. Schmitt Jr filed in district court alleging W Glen Cocking sought to alienate the affections of Mrs. Schmitt. Judge G K Thompson granted a temporary injunction restraining Cocking from contacting Mrs. Schmitt or the two minor daughters.
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Joseph F. Schmitt, Jr
W. Glen Cocking
McCrabb Sues Larson Robbins Over Promissory Note
M. E. McCrabb files a suit against B. A. Larson and Maude Robbins for 669.56 alleged expenses and the remaining balance on a 1500 note dated Sept 30 1946. He seeks mortgage foreclosure and priority of his lien over Linn County.
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M. E. McCrabb
B. A. Larson
Maude Robbins
Linn County
Judge Grants Two Default Judgments in Account Suits
Judge Floyd Philbrick Wednesday awarded default judgments in two cases. H. H. Hamilton won $224.40 against Alvin and Alice LaGrange. Tract 1 Training Service won $146.25 against James H. Whiting.
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Floyd Philbrick
H. H. Hamilton
Alvin
Alice LaGrange
Tract 1 Training Service
James H. Whiting
Wyoming man waives to grand jury on false check charge
Gerald Chamberlin, 23, of Wyoming, Wednesday waived to the grand jury on a charge of false uttering of a check for 243 dollars. He allegedly passed a worthless check to the Highway Equipment Company on September 26. Justice H. R. Churchill set bond at 1000 dollars.
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Gerald Chamberlin
Wyoming
Grand
Highway Equipment Company
Justice of the Peace
H. R. Churchill
Marion man fined for assault and battery to sister
John Kaylor Jr. 26 of route 1 Marion was fined 15 dollars and costs by Justice H R Churchill for assault and battery. He was accused of assaulting his sister Honey Sheppard on the preceding Monday.
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John Kaylor, Jr
Route 1
Marion
Justice of the Peace
H. R. Churchill
Honey Sheppard
Disappearance of Portable Typewriter at Cornell College
Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated the disappearance of a portable typewriter from Prof Winifred Van Etten’s office at Cornell college. The missing typewriter was reported Wednesday.
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Larry Condon
Prof
Winifred van Etten
Cornell College
Bernice Dulin Sivers Sues Secrest for 150 Dollar Loan
Bernice Dulin Sivers filed a civil suit against Dorce B. Secrest seeking 150 dollars, claiming the defendant borrowed the amount from her on August 12, 1948.
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Bernice Dulin Sivers
Guatemala council curbs rights to face flood emergency
The Guatemalan council of ministers approved an executive decree restricting the right to assemble and freedom of movement for 30 days to cope with the floods.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Council of Ministers
Shepard Achieves Perfect Score in FBI Pistol Course
Identification Officer Charles Shepard fired a perfect score in the FBI practical pistol course at the police department range. FBI Agent Ed Donahue notes the bureau awards a gold key on first perfect score, with fewer than 100 issued. Shepard hit 50 shots in the kill zone within six minutes across seven to 60 yard ranges.
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Charles Shepard
FBI
Ed Donahue
Bureau
Shepard
A J Hasley Retired Farmer Dies in Norway at 67
Andrew J. Hasley 67 a retired farmer died Wednesday at his Norway home. Born March 6 1882 he was a charter member of St. Josephs Court of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Surviving spouse Minnie eight children including Mary Ann Velma M Maloney Earl A Harold E Melvin G in Cedar Rapids Eldo in Fairfax Leoma A Schmidt Watkins and Viola M Cox Tucson four sisters three brothers 21 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services at St Michaels church Saturday 9 am with burial in St Michaels cemetery. Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary Thursday evening meet at K of C hall 7 30 pm
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Norway
Andrew J. Hasley
Mr. Hasley
St. Joseph’s Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Minnie
Mary Ann
Velma M. Maloney
Earl A
Harold E
Melvin G. Hasley
Cedar Rapids
City Hall Okays Height and Area Zoning Change at 3224 First Ave NE
City Council approved a D to E height and area switch on the lot at 3224 First Avenue NE to allow the Kenwood Park Presbyterian church to convert to an apartment house. Church spokesmen said the congregation will move to the old Kenwood school.
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First Avenue
Kenwood Park Presbyterian
Kenwood School
City approves new pipe type for housing use
The council backed a change on the recommendation of Plumbing Inspector L. G. Berry allowing bituminized fiber drain and sewer pipe for houses. The Chandler Company of Cedar Rapids had requested the change earlier in the week. The pipe may be used outside dwellings where vitrified clay and cast iron pipes are already allowed.
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L. G. Berry
Chandler Company
Cedar Rapids
McDonald Brothers seek curb cut for new service station
The McDonald Brothers Oil Company asked to cut a curb on Sixteenth avenue SW north of A street to build a new service station. The request was referred to the police traffic department and the city engineer for action.
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McDonald Brothers Oil Company
Sixteenth Avenue
Proposal to Remove Seven Trees on Rockford Road
The plan to remove seven large trees and grade a sidewalk at four Rockford road SW lots in Dunshee and Harcourt's addition was sent to City Engineer Frank Young and City Arborist R. K. Alman. Jane B. Miller requested permission to remove trees and move earth from the existing above grade sidewalk onto other parts of the lots before rebuilding the walk. The lots are owned by Happel and Sons, a farm machinery firm.
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Rockford Road
Dunshee
Harcourt
Frank Young
R. K. Alman
Jane B. ‘Miller
Happel and Sons
Mrs Snyder seeks approval for Park Court doorway platform at 1545 First Ave SE
Mrs. Ed Snyder asked the city council to record in writing a plan to build a doorway platform and steps on the Park Court side of the house at 1545 First Avenue SE. She said the structure would extend onto city property and match other Park Court features. A store will be opened on the First Avenue side. Once the written request is received, the matter will go to the city building department.
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Ed Snyder
Park Court
First Avenue
Refund Granted After Electrical Examination Fee Overcharge
Maurice A. Roach of Marshall town received a $5 refund from the building department after an electrical examination fee was collected without his taking the exam.
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Maurice A. Roach
Marshalltown
Building Department
Roach
Two Lost Rooms Found in Ames College Library
Ames AP reports two hidden rooms discovered in the Io State college library during summer. Access requires a 15 foot ladder a trap door a catwalk in the attic and a second ladder. The rooms sit with only a six foot vertical separation and one space marked as ten in the blueprints.
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AMES
Io State College
Iowa prosecutor urges wide range raids on gambling
Larson calls on county attorneys to vigorously pursue violators with help from the state bureau of criminal investigation. He cites a section of the Iowa code granting power to call peace officers statewide and suggests raids in any county. Past raids occurred in Council Bluffs, Missouri Valley, Sioux City, the Lakes region, Independence, Webster, Johnson, and Burlington. Slots vanished from Council Bluffs clubs earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Larson
Johnson County
Donald L. Meyer
Iowa City
L. L. Dunnington
Jack White
Council Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Sioux City
North Iowa Lakes Region
Independence
Webster
Johnson Counties
Burlington
Council Bluffs Clubs
Jury Convicts 21 In Bell Picketing Riot
A Niagara Falls jury found 21 CIO United Auto Workers members guilty of criminal contempt for mass picketing at the Bell Aircraft Corp strike. Sentences deferred to May 19. defendants face up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine each for violating the July 11 injunction by Justice Raymond A. Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Bell Aircraft Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
Raymond A. Knowles
Nobel Medicine Prize Divided by Europeans
The 1949 Nobel prize for physiology and medicine will be shared by two doctors. Antonio Caetano de Abreu Freire Ega Moniz of Portugal and Rudolf Walter Hess of Switzerland are honored for brain research. The award totals 30,300 dollars. Moniz is a former Portuguese foreign minister and Lisbon medical faculty director. Hess leads the physiological institute at the University of Zurich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Antonio Caetano de Abreu Freire Ega Moniz
University of Lisbon
Rudolf Walter Hess
Physiological Institute
University of Zurich
Iranian Visit Excites Washington Hostesses
Washington hostesses on Embassy Row buzz about the coming visit of Iran's young king Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Rumors swirl that he may seek an American bride, though the State Department expressed a cautious view of the speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Embassy Row
Iran
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
State Department
Notice of Will Proceedings in Lucas County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on October 31, 1949 at 9:00 AM a document purporting to be the last will and testament and codicil of Linus Bar, late of Lucas County, deceased, will be heard before the Iowa Secret Court at the Courthouse. Proof and clerk of district court Wm M. Johnston, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Lie
Piscriet Court
Linus Bar
Said
Court House
Shrine Circus Plans Special Kids Day Show
Shrine Circus to offer free tickets for youngsters unable to pay. Dads' club provides blocks of tickets for distribution starting Wednesday at El Kahir Shrine office. Four day stand Nov 3 to 6 at Memorial Coliseum features Dutton family bareback act Ruth Crowell aerialist and Fay Avalon clown troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Circus
Re Circus
Earl Bapty
el Kahir Shrine
Fifth Street
Shrine Circus Dads’ Club
Shriners
Bapty
Memorial Coliseum
Dutton Family
Ruth Crowell
Fay Avalon
Cedar Rapids to offer $600000 waterworks bonds after Jan
City council approved preliminary steps to issue $600,000 in waterworks bonds as part of an $800,000 authorization from 1948. Bonds likely go to bidders after Jan 1, with settlement plans drawn by Finance Commissioner Burgus and City Attorney Hines. The issue funds an expansion and $778,000 in contracts were awarded earlier. Principal and interest are to be repaid from water plant revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
L. D. Burgus
Don Hines
Burgus
Wall Street
Cedar Rapids Calmar Rail Service Will Not Be Cut
Milwaukee area's Cedar Rapids Calmar rail schedule will remain unchanged despite earlier reports. Post office memorandum from Minneapolis says the prior warning was in error and that Cedar Rapids Calmar service will continue every day except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Minneapolis
McGladrey Heads to Accountants Conference in Los Angeles
McGladrey of McGladrey Hansen Dunn and Company left Thursday for Los Angeles to attend meetings of the American Institute of Accountants and the Committee on Auditing Procedure. He has campaigned for a requirement that accountants state proper responsibility on all financial statements issued under their name. Action on the campaign is expected at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGladrey
McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn and Company
Los Angeles
American Institute of Accountants
Committee On Auditing Procedure
Institute
Spectacular Prairie City grain elevator fire destroys facility
Fire with flames over 200 feet high ruined most of a large grain elevator in Prairie City Iowa. Owner George Vanderzyl Jr estimates losses at sixty thousand dollars with about 30000 bushels of corn and 500 bushels of soybeans inside. Firefighters from Monroe and Colfax aided local crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie City
George Vanderzyl
Vanderzyl
Monroe
Colfax
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Eleventh Street NW
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Mike Peters
Nog Avenue SE
Lloyd Bell
Conrads Beach
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Second Avenue SE
Muffier
David Anthony
McGregor
Stanley Martinek
Nineteenth Avenue
Frank Mallett
Eleventh Street
Rudolph Rodriguez
Seventh Street
George Willits
Third Street
Meadowbrook Drive
Fruitland Boulevard
First Avenue NE
Orran M. Ford
Wandalene Stepanek
Charles N. Everts
Rose Marie Miller
Hilda M. Coon
Leslie L. Coon
Josephine Schade
Carl D. Schade
Ruth Ann Liston
Donald A. Liston
Arthur H. Adams
M. Ann Adams
St. Luke’s
Robert Orcutt
Newhall
Edward Kemme, Jr
Ninth Avenue
Harley Riedel
Bever Avenue
Dewey Petersen
Tipton
Arnold Solbrig
Ellis Terrace
Klan
Alabama
Pestete
State of Iowa
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Gustave H. Plagmann
Arthur Axmear
VICTOR _D. VIFQUAIN
Attorne
Electrical Workers
Fred Kelley
Lynn
Mass
James B. Carey
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Julius Emspak
James J. Matles
Food and Tobacco
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All
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Hesser
Funeral Directors Dial
Admiral Sherman
Hans Boyson
Joseph Callan
Paul Tiffany
Cecil Conrad
Cunningham
Lunn Services
Linn County V.F.W
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Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Ed Bock
Allen and Company, Certified Public Accountants
Dial
Century Cabs
Watchmakers Guild
Roosevelt Hotel
E. J. Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Scout Troop
Lincoln School
Fred Forsythe
Tommy Furnish
Charles Waldron
David Jordan
Teddy Nelson
City Cab
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High Twelve
Victor Howery
Charles Penningroth
C.R. Freight Line
Joe Gedraitis
Bertha O. Smith
Florist
3Rd Ave
A. J. Hasley
City Hall
Ames College
Polk County
Wm. M. Johnston
John B. Turner & Son Funeral Directors
Waterworks
C.R
Calmar
Newport
Wilson Ave
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