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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1955

Page

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Kefauver Sees Rightist Plot Against Ike

Senator Kefauver warned Saturday that a segment of right wing Republicans seeks to force President Eisenhower from office before his term ends. He cited David Lawrence’s suggestion that resignation or renomination could be in play, noting Lawrence only implied the possibility. Lawrence said he did not intend to predict resignation.

Sen Kefauver D-Tesn Litsenhower Washington Lawrence Eisenhower Lo Rgcaveler Agin

City Briefs Include IL Board and Local Events

A Cedar Rapids city briefs item notes the Allied Industrial League board meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the YMCA with a supper. Various local talks and open-house events, including remarks on Eisenhower’s recovery, a panel discussion, and several community meetings at the YMCA and Montrose hotel, are listed along with notices about local clubs and speakers.

AIL Allied Industrial League Board YMCA Kelanger Larry Pierson Ellis Bivd Eisen- Yg Hower Iowa Cedar Rapide Y's Kefauver Eisenhower Mex Oak Toom Jim Lileaghan Cedar Rapids Dick Clausen Montrose Kenmore Food

Deaths Edwin Hinchuiti rites Monday at 1:30

Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids detail funeral services for Edwin L. Hinchuiti a former Amana Refrigeration executive and Cedar Rapids resident. The schedule lists a 1:30 p.m. Monday service at Turner Chapel with burial in Cedar Memorial Cemetery and visitation after 1 p.m. Sunday. Also noted are obituaries for Anna Dvorak, Walter Canterbury, Mary Ann Doan, and Kathy Kay Booth with family details and burial plans.

Edwin L. Hinchuiti Idwin L. Hineh Cedar Repids Emer Rorima Thovine Lee Sut Antonio Texas Kathy Kay Hoan Kathy Kay Booth Hager A. Booth Brandon Cedar Rapids Hospital Fritos Kathy Vinton Aue Ed Slager Cedar Rapids Ethel Fevehhelm New York Dear Creek Russ Beatty- Beatle We Tuner Old P.m Arthur Schuldt Cedar Memorials Frank L. Doan Mary Ann Doan Vernon Springs Frank L. Dean Dee Cresco Methodist Ducen Hopkinton Order of Eastern Star Frederick J. Doak Min Neapolis Asi Flarald G. Doan Cedararis C. M. Glass Mason City Gama B. Caward Arcania Calif Robert Cedar Memorial Cemetery Grahim Vivian Blanche Graham Cored Rouse Shuervilly Turner Chapel Wiliam Suckow Sauerville Church Saueyville Ishon Lorenzo] T. Cave ohnston-Morgan Williamsburg Milo Black Presbyterian Jones Fuher Glard Ben J Wickersheim Springville Eva Prest Hunte Norwich Belle Plaine George Lamb Hrabak Bursin National Cemetery Vining Walter Boehinke Solon Charles A. Slater Burisu Oak Pane Estine Curran Methodist Clarence al [Chapman Funeral Home

Stevenson Urges 90 Percent Price Supports for Farm Aid

Adiai Stevenson says the United States must return to 90 percent price supports for farm commodities to back agricultural producers. He calls for broader farm programs beyond current sliding supports, criticizing administration and foreign policy while urging bipartisan help. The speech critiques demagogic talk and media influence, and notes subversive activity in Washington. Also mentions a Cedar Rapids resident dying in hospital and pension union case updates.

Duluth Minn Adiai Stevenson United States Jimpire Washington Sns Herbert Brownell Locney Genet Marriet E. Scott Seaton Re. Hose Elizabeth Cedar Rapids Pension Union Massachusetts Cedars Bill of Rapids Hospital

Daily Record Weather and Society Notes October 2

October 2 issue lists a detailed forecast with mostly cloudy and windy conditions and light showers, plus extreme northeast snow chances. It records temperatures, sunrise times, and wind directions, then moves to social notes including divorce petitions, birth announcements, and funeral services across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.

Truman Advises Adlai To Announce Candidacy

Chicago AP report states former President Truman and Adlai Stevenson met briefl y with Truman later saying he advised Stevenson to enter the presidential race for 1956. Stevenson, the 1952Dem candidate, avoided questions on political plans while lingering at a hotel suite in Chicago.

Chicago Harry S, Truman Adlai Stavenson Stevenson Tominer Baschtealt Morrissey Mrs. John Phillers Stevensin Trunali Stevens Jeff Duluth

Birth notices from St Luke’s Syntex and local addresses

A series of birth announcements list new babies born to families across the area. Entries show parents’ names, streets or towns, and birth dates in October. Names include Rudich, Yarmer, Baker, Davey, Williams, Ford, and Rudolph, with several at St Luke’s Syntex and Shellsburg locations.

Hormel Institute unveils emulsifier for better shortening

The Hormel Institute at Austin Minnesota announces an emulsifier that converts lard into fine shortening without special processing. The process suggests shorterings of excellent quality can be produced from lard at relatively low cost.

T, Paul Hormel Institute Austin Minn Graduate School University of Minnesota

Linn Mental Health Field Trip To Independence

The Linn Mental Health Association plans a public field trip to the Towa Mo Heal Institute in Independence on Friday. A chartered bus departs Union Bus Depot at 9 45 am, with a guided tour and luncheon arranged, returning to Cedar Rapids by 3 pm. Reservations before noon Wednesday at 3-2626.

Linn Ron Mental Health Association Towa Mo Heal Institute Independence Union Cedar Rapids Pan

Police Officer Wins Big On TV Quiz Show

New York policeman Sgt. Barney Arlusk, a 17 year veteran with a $5,535 annual salary, appeared on a national TV quiz show and won $30,000 after failing to answer a $100,000 question. He would have been about $16,000 poorer had he answered incorrectly, leaving an estimated take home around $44,000 after taxes. The case featured Justice William O. Douglas and a high profile cash prize described as the biggest in TV history.

Cedar Rapids Bil Zuebers New York Rotary Club Supreme Court Alluncheon Sumner F. Fos Barney Arlusk Fustice William O. Douglas Fie National Broadcasting Company Jane Big Suretie Eiextors Sergvent Avi Dee Congress

Eisenhower Meets with Bengoa on Jaii Situation

In a statement President Eisenhower describes a thorough exchange with Secretary Bengoa on the Jaii situation. Milton Eisenhower of Penn State and other aides attended the meeting. Benson and Slavery comment on endorsements while regional groups discuss local economic and civic matters. Jaycee Toastmasters plan Monday meetings with speakers listed.

Eisenhower Bengon Milton Eisenhower Hagerty Sherman Adams Milton Pennsylvania State University Skinner Bruce Boland Fredi Bjothsen James Jarras Hawkeye Bishop’s Benson Slaverty Bengoy Millen Park Iowa Mobile Dealers Association Sillinelly Hag Hold & District Icetine

Chyyrott Named Distinct at Rapids Awards Meeting

The Junior Chamber of Commerce MIM meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the awards room of the Chambon M Commerce building. Jac k Heiberger speaks. Edi Dougherty to address Exchange Club luncheon Tuesday noon at the Montrose hotel on training and school programs for handicapped children.

W. Touglas Payne Salvation Army The Chamber of Commerce Chamber Cedar Rapids Coe Junior Chamber of Commerce R. K. Altan Tosch Sen B. B. Hinkenlooper Roosevelt Hotel Rapids Chevrolet Nce Cedar Raaids Exchange Club Mars Edi Dougherty Montrose Hotel

Woman Held in Cutting Affray Sent to Hospital

Mildred Millburn, 36, of Cedar Rapids, jailed on an assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm charge after a Thursday night stabbing of her former husband Joseph W. Carter in his home. Carter, 86, was hospitalized but released. Millburn was ordered to hospital for observation and faces trial proceedings set for Friday at 10 a.m. in Lins County.

Mildred Millbure Cedar Rapids Lins County Mert Hospital Phydim Smith Millburn Sher Carley Carter Mes. Millburn Bae Mildred Swalley Mildred Carter

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