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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1954

Page

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Desertion and court actions headline Des Moines notes

The record lists Donald Hartman, 21, waived to the grand jury with a $500 bond. Civil suits include Standard Appliance vs W. D. Corley for $167.17. Weather outlook forecasts scattered showers Friday with warming trends in the west, plus reports on services for several local deceased and a parade of birth announcements and divorces in the municipal court. Iowa State Fair crowds near 600,000 attendance with strong gate receipts and notable appearances.

Donald Hartman Standard Appliance W. D. Corley Kowa Forceant Bay F. Lehdigh A. O'Neal Chandise Robert Stumpf Wilkes Driscoll Western Auto Supply Co Delbert Leroy Turnbull Marthundershowers Ena Zarabud Jack Pope Va Reyes Kruger Shahimarthewest Iowa

Sioux City Lt Col Line Heads 133rd Infantry

Des Moines adjutant general Fred C. Ae announced Lt. Col. Ji Line of Sioux City as commander of the 133rd Infantry regiment in the 34th National Guard division. He succeeds Col C K Smith of Rapids, who was reassigned to command the 24th division. Line served as deputy before promotion.

Dks Moines Adj Fred C Ae The Jews National Guard Ji Line Sioux City 133Rd 34Th National Guard C. K. Smith Ok i Rapids Smith Pointes Line Sioux Towa Nalinox Jimmy J. Bremmer Fred C. Tandy Des Moines Boone Sioux City National Guard Boca James O'Keteh Ot Bremmer Angee Sean Southlane Europe Eeu Bremmer

Death notices batch from Cedar Rapids area obituaries

Obituaries list multiple Cedar Rapids area residents with details of funerals and burials. Robert D. Nesek Earl J. North John W. Millburn John George Gray Frances Austin Oscar H. Stequist all have ceremonies in Turner Chapel Cedar Memorial or Beatty Baurle as listed. Graveside and church services are planned with funerals conducted by various pastors and lay associations.

Nesek Robert D. Nese Chandler Street Patrice Short A.ro D. J. Lenihan St. John’s Cemetery Independence Independence American Legion Post Maer Lenihan Monahan Cancer Fund North Earl J. North Forest Drive Cedar Rapids Weil Turner Chapel Theodore Lilley First Presbyterian Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery Linn County Fl Bar ‘Association Sane Frances Aus+lin First Street Landquist Oscar H. Stequist Oregon Donley Richard Engstrom St. Berk's Litheran Church Codas Memorial

Hunt Defalcation Scandal Darkens Greeley County

FBI custody transfer places Jim Hunt in Dubuque for federal charges, as Delaware county retains no charges yet. FBI agent Williams confirms a violation of the federal reserve act amid local disbelief. residents recall Hunt as a hard worker who once did various jobs and ran a small cattle operation.

Hunt Greeley Bank FBI Dubuque Delaware County Arthur Longesth Erdman Arthur Longseth Delaware Ounty W. J. WiMams Omaha Special Sbi W. O. Hoseace Will Gdell Gresley Jim Hackbarth Jace Webaint Odell

Bartender 79 Accused of Selling Beer to Minors

A Cedar Rapids bartender, age 79, faces charges for selling beer to underage patrons after deputies found two 18 and 17 year olds drinking in a car near Hawkeye Down. He appeared in Judge Penpengroth's court, bond set at 5000, with arraignment scheduled. The saga ties into other recent minor drinking incidents prompting county attention.

Cedar Rapids Chi Jain Hemaky Fifth Avenue Charles Penpingroth Hemaky Har) Ackerman Hawkeye ‘Down Garllee

Alleged breach of oral contract suit filed over estate

Elizabeth Richwine sues the estate of Chauncy H. Hays for 9000 alleging a 1942 agreement that she would live as housekeeper and be left his home. The petition claims she carried out part of the contract but was left out of the will, probate opened in Winn County. The document references heirs and invalid or conflicting terms of the will with dates and names partially obscured.

Cedar Kapias Bays Winn County Pelty Hass Raul Hays Prentiff Clausen Hayes Bellevue Maquoketa Hays

Court Asked To Approve Compromise Settlement

The Iowa Employment Security Commission asks the court to approve a compromise settlement with W H DeWald and Berths DeWald and W W Eggert trading as the Lafayette cafe. The cafe owners would pay $134.51 in contributions and settle the lien for $65. Two other suits: General Mills Inc vs John Tesar for $259.60 and C H Pedersen dba Waterloo Neckwear Company vs L Li Youngman for $105.60.

Jawa Employment Security Commission W. H Berths DeWald LaFayette Cafe General Mills, Inc John ‘Tesar C. H. Pedersen Waterloo

Favors NATO Talks In New York

Washington reports indicate the United States and Britain favor an emergency NATO foreign ministers meeting in New York later this month to decide West Germanys role in defense of Western Europe. French leaders oppose a revived EDC and seek a substitute arrangement while Adenauer administration pushes for German NATO membership.

John Meighlawer Washington Ne York West Geremany North Atlanta Adenauer Sabinet France French Assembly European Defense Community U. S NATO Churchill London Dulles Lealing Mendas EDC West Germany Steel Mendes-France Germany Eeen Europe Briley Anetena Mendes-Francé

McCarthy Critique Faces Senate Impartiality Debate

The Senate weighs impartiality in a censure case as Watkins and Johnson clash over McCarthy's stance. Johnson denies personal loathing while reporting Democratic leaders' views, and McCarthy denounces a Washington Evening Star headline about his move regarding Johnson.

Johnson Mew Carthy Senate McCarthy Washington Evening Star Bar Johnson Dispatch Watkins

Iowa Division Ranks Second in Cancer Society Drive

Mason City report shows the Iowa division of the American Cancer Society second among all ACS divisions in meeting its national quota. The Iowa drive raised about 631,860 dollars toward a nearly 22 million national total, with 13,726 contributed by individuals.

Owa Mason City INS Iowa American Cancer Society ACS

Traffic plan outlines steps for city traffic control

A partial OCR fragment notes a traffic study by a local firm proposing council approved placement and control measures for traffic in the city. The plan may include a second stage requiring additional funds for street improvements and traffic controls.

Iin Baten

Courthouse Welfare Costs in Linn Higher Than State Average

Linn County welfare costs last month exceeded state averages in several categories. Blind payments averaged 77.98 per case across six cases, ADC averaged 111.32 per case across 210 cases with 729 children involved, and old age assistance averaged 58.37 per case across 1321 cases. Total expenditures were 77101.50 for old age, 4756.50 for blind, and 23377.50 for ADC.

Lin Paris ADC Linn

Death toll rises in B 36 crash to 28

Rapid City, S.D. AP report says the death toll from Friday night B 36 crash rose to 28 with the death of Airman Jul W Harvey, 12, Indianapolis. Only survivor Lt. Robert Bumps, 33, Catttaville, was reported in critical condition.

Rapid City Jul W. Harvey Indianapolis Robert Bumps Cattoville

Union Accepts Raise Offer but Blasts GE

The CIO International Union of Electrical Workers accepted a wage boost of four to eight cents an hour plus benefits for 100,000 General Electric workers. The union blasted GE as greedy and arrogant, saying the firm is intent on destroying their union, though the offer matched GE’s June proposal and what 80 other unions accepted.

New York CIO International Union of Electrical Workers General Electric Izald

Lindsay Will Benefits 3 Blairstown Children

The will of Eftie B. Lindsay, who died Aug 24, is probated. It leaves to brother Ray Lindsay and nephew Charles Lindsay certain sums, and $100 to niece Berths Hix. Rest of estate goes to niece Mildred Hartkemeyer of Blairstown for Nira Hartkemeyer’s education. The Peoples Bank and Trust Co. named executor.

Eftie B. Lindsay Ray Lindsay Charles Lindsay Berths Hix Rapids Mildred Hartkemeyer Blairstown Nira Hartkemeyer Peoples Bank and Trust Company Bend

Shaver Dies at 87 Former Democratic Chairman

Zlem L. Shaver, 87, former Democratic national chairman, died Wednesday night after a long illness in Fairmont West Virginia. He led the party during the 1924 presidential campaign and the floor fight at the national convention for John Davis.

Shaver Fairmont W. Va Zlem L. Shaver John Davis Jed David

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