Car strikes house injuring none. boy spared
A Friday night crash on Gordon avenue NW left Steven Kearney's bedroom damaged when a car driven by 16 year old Daniel Daily crossed the curb and hit the corner of the house. Daily, who had just earned his license, was charged with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Kearney
Robert Kearney
Drinkward Street
Gordon Avenue
Daniel Daily
Eighth Street
Gordon
Kearney
Daily
Steven
Weather and Births in Daily Record Listings
The Daily Record reports wind direction at 10 p.m. and sunrise sunset times for Monday. Extended forecast calls for warm days with little precipitation through Thursday with highs in the 80s and 90s. Birth announcements list a son born to Mr and Mrs Roger Bruner in Shellsburg and two more births in St Luke's and Lisbon areas with multiple families named. Fire and emergency responses include dates and locations such as 265 Twenty eighth avenue SW and 200 block Third avenue SE with incidents ranging from cooking fires to a defective stove and alarm system malfunctions.
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Twenty-eighth Avenue
Third Avenue
Eleventh Street
Richmond Road
Third Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Eastern Iowa Obituary Notices Compact List
Death notices from several Iowa towns list ages and service details. Worthington Mary Lou Schilling 42 services Monday St Pauls Dyersville area. Bernard Earl Miller 76 St Patrick North Garryowen. Devaney Reiff Cascade. Elmer Mohrfeld 74 Marshalltown formerly Tama. Carrie Lauridsen 76 Bethel Presbyterian West Union. Esther Cole 66 Oelwein. Robert B Boehm 69 Decorah. Mrs Ed Kostichek Oxford Junction. Mildred L Hayden Serbousek Mass 9:30 St Ludmila. Genevieve M Flannery 82 St Marys Oxford. Ida Orr Murphy 82 George L Gays call times. Edward Ossenkop 58 St Marys Manchester. Lamir Truhlar 82 Ely. Gilbert Squires 62 Green's Grove Center Point. Alice Lunde Masters Monona. Josephine Gilbert 77 West Clermont. Harold Messer 79 Williamsburg. Frances Stettler 71 Christ United Methodist Belle Plaine. burial Oak Hill. Josephine Gilbert noted again. service and burial details vary by city and church.
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Worthington
Mary Lou Schilling
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Rosary
Kramer’s
Dyersville
Bernard — Earl Miller
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
North Garryowen
Devaney-Reiff’s
Cascade
Tama
Elmer F. Mohrfeld
Marshalltown
Mason-Hand
S. West Union
Carrie Lauridsen
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Burnham and Wood's
Oelwein
Esther Cole
Brant Kern
S. Decorah
Robert B. Boehm
Decorah Lutheran Church
Stevie
Oxford
Genevieve M. Flannery
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George L. Gay
Ely
Lamir Truhlar
Brushchapel
Rogers Grove
Center Point
Gilbert Squires
Green’s Grove
Alice Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Vienna Lodge No
Monona
Alice Lunde Masters
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Spring Grove Lutheran Cemetery
Spring Grove
Minn
Schultz
Clermont
Josephine Gilbert
West Clermont Lutheran Church
Schutte’s
Postville
Williamsburg
Harold Messer
Uhlmann’s. Belle Plaine
Frances Stettler
Christ United Methodist
Oak Hill
T. W. van Beck
Gazette Co Established Daily Cedar Rapids Newspaper Opening
The Gazette Co founded in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscriptions by carrier 1.05 weekly and mail options for 7 issues 4 294 weeks 46.00 52 weeks with regional rates. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Kissinger Vorster report progress in talks on southern Africa
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and South African Prime Minister John Vorster said progress was made in their talks on racial conflicts in southern Africa. The leaders met about 54% hours, through dinner and past midnight, with a formal round planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Henry Kissinger
John Vorster
Africa
R.F. Botha
United States
Kissinger
Vorster
London
Two Waterloo Women Face Assault Charges
Waterloo residents Frances Crawford and Regina Johnson were arrested Saturday and charged with assault with intent to commit robbery after allegedly spraying mace at Rose Lawrence and trying to take her purse near Seifert's Lindale Plaza Friday night. Both were held in Linn County jail on $20,000 bond.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Frances Jean Crawford
Regina Ann Johnson
Rose Lawrence
Thirty-eighth Street
Seifert’s
Lindale Plaza
Linn County
Obituary Edwin J Nolan Cedar Rapids machinist dies at 66
Edwin J Nolan 66 of 1103 Hillside Dr NW Cedar Rapids died at home after a 50 year residence in the city. Born June 22 1910 in Holbrook to John B and Ella Nolan he married Bernice Nievas on December 2 1939 in Cedar Rapids. He worked 24 years at Dearborn Brass Co retired and belonged to Catholic church Eagles Lodge 2272 and IAM AFL CIO Local 831. Surviving wife daughter Leah Schade brother W James Nolan and grandchildren Darryl and Darlene. Burial at Cedar Memorial Park with service at Beatty Bearle Murdoch Chapel Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. and visitation Sunday afternoon.
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Edwin J. Nolan
Hillside Drive
Cedar Rapids
Holbrook
John B
Ella Schnell Nolan
Bernice I. Nievas
Dearborn Brass Co
Catholic Church
Eagles Lodge
International Assn
Mary Lou Podzimek
Cedar Memorial Park
Venezuelan Choir Wiped Out in Azores Air Crash
A Venezuelan air force C 130 crashed during approach to a U S air base in the Azores. Sixty choir members from the Central University of Venezuela and eight crewmen were killed. Rescue efforts were hampered by hurricane debris and rain with no survivors reported.
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Azores
Ponta Delgada
U.S
Caracas
Lajes
Terceira Island
Emmy
Central University of Venezuela
Barcelona
Spain
Lisbon
mid-Atlantic
Alfredo Baldo
Ferreira da Silva
Sao Miguel Island
DAV Meeting Set At Coliseum This Tuesday Evening
City briefs report the DAV monthly meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p m at the Coliseum. The notes include thefts and losses in the area: Randy Robertson reports stereo equipment and 20 to 30 records missing from his home Friday night. value about 380 dollars. A tow bar and chain were taken from a car at Larry s Standards station, value around 150 dollars. James Myers reports a billfold with cash stolen at the Unique Motel around 3 30 p m Saturday, value 110 dollars. Carol Reynolds says her purse was taken from under her chair at Mike s Lounge early Saturday, value 65 dollars.
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Randy Robertson
Fourteenth Street
First Avenue NE
James Myers
N Street
Carol Reynolds
Springville
Mike
Sixteenth Avenue
Wally Whitcomb Case Deliberated for Grand Jury Indictment
Testimony paints Wally Whitcomb as a troubled Anglo boy driven to lash out verbally by racial taunts and alcohol family issues. Family members defend him while officials debate adult trial after grand jury action. Assistant State Attorney Edward Carhart notes undecided stance on indictment.
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Wally
Phyllis Whitcomb
Tippy
Edward Carhart
Carhart
Elizabeth Dole plans leave from FTC to campaign
Elizabeth Dole announced she will take a leave of absence from the Federal Trade Commission to campaign with her husband for president and vice president. She asked FTC Chairman Calvin Collier for leave effective August 19 through November 2 to avoid any conflict of interest. Dole has served on the commission since 1973.
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Elizabeth Dole
Federal Trade Commissioner
Viking 1 soil tests find no organic compounds on Mars
Klaus Riemann reports Viking 1 analysis shows no organics in Martian soil. Sagan notes results may reflect non biological chemistry under sun, challenging life interpretation. Viking 2 images of Utopia plain reveal flat desert with scattered rocks defying expectations.
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Klaus Riemann
Viking 1
Earth
Martian
Carl Sagan
Viking
Utopia Plain
Viking 2
Utopia
Arrest Following Nightclub Disturbance on Shaver Road
Police arrested Albert Shoudy after a disturbance at Lake Side Tavern on Shaver Road NE just after 6 p m Saturday evening. He allegedly refused to exit, pulled away when restrained, and faced charges of intoxication and resisting an officer with bonds set at 125 dollars each. The incident involved Joe Toman, part owner, and occurred at 855 Shaver Road NE. ON THIS DATE in 1939 the United States proclaimed neutrality in World war II.
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Northeast Side
Lakeside
Shaver Road
Joe Toman
Albert Shoudy
C Avenue NW
United States
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Gazette
Tom Merryman
C.R. Weather
Daily Record
Mercy
Roger Bruner
Shellsburg
Leonard Doug Selas
Fiftenth Street
St. Luke's
Robert Breitbach
Park Avenue SE
Donald Mattison
Vernon Matheny
Solon
Michael Prouty
Atwood Drive
Wilson Avenue
The
Stewart Funeral Home
First Avenue
N.E. Wm
Stewart
James F. Stewart
DAV
Coliseum
Moseley
Metcalf
Charles Whitcomb
Novak Monument CO
14Th Ave
John EE
Lapes
3Rd Ave
Roland Wilbert Vault Co., Inc
Blairs Ferry Rd
Marion
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