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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1946

Page

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Croy Freed On Charge of Manslaughter

The Linn county grand jury returned a no bill on manslaughter charges against Theodore Croy 18 of 415 Thirty second street NE in connection with Oscar Thurvolds death after a Sunday hit and run case. Croy faced an additional indictment for failure to stop and aid. Other indictments included Zelezny and Kramer with public nuisance charges.

Linn County Grand Jury Theodore Croy Thirty-second Street Oscar Thurvold Thurvold Crow Croy Solon Cedar Rapids Third Street Frank Zelezny F Avenue NW William A. Frontress Toddville Frank Kramer Cray William H. Soper LeRoy Jayne Edward Mack Clarence Jordan Soper Ed Smith Wilson and Company John Fitzpatrick John Condon James McGowan Stanton Blank Ola Mullin Howard L. Hurst M. C. Hamiel Elmer Burr Foreman Spring Grove Township Dolph VanSickle Springville William Simon Washington Township John T. Wiley Clinton Township W. G. Stick Grant Township L. A. Hinton Jackson Township Otto A. Kohl David M. Elderkin Jordan Zelezny E. L. Mead B Avenue H. C. Colgan Davenport Kramer Center Point Frontress Marion

Weather and fines mark day in Daily Record Iowa

Increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions forecast for Friday with a high near 74 and a low around 55. Saturday brings more clouds, with a high near 80 and southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph. A series of fines are listed for traffic violations, fines range from 1 to 25 dollars, plus costs, and a number of divorce petitions are noted along with several police theft reports and local birth announcements.

Iowa

Council Orders Probe of Stamping Company

Cedar Rapids city council directed the building and police departments to investigate the National Enameling and Stamping company near 1211 Second Avenue SE after a complaint from Margaret E. Meyers of 1205 Second Avenue SE alleged a stamping machine operated in a presidential district. The filing cited noise and smoke from a low smokestack.

Cedar Rapids National Enameling and Stamping Company Second Avenue SE Margaret E. Meyers

Cedar Rapids Firemen Return From Military Service

Cedar Rapids city council restored all firemen who left for military duty. Public Safety Commissioner Gordon H announced Raymond Nolan resumes his job after returning from service. Nolan had joined the army on March 7, 1944.

Cedar Rapids Raymond Nolan Public Safety Gordon H Said Nolan

Bishop Fitzgerald Takes New Office in Dubuque

The Very Rev. Edward G. Fitzgerald, longtime dean of Loras College and Elkader pastor, was consecrated as the first auxiliary bishop of the Dubuque archdiocese in St. Raphael's cathedral. Co-consecrators included Bishop Louis Kucera of Lincoln and Coadjutor Bishop Leo Bing of Winona.

Lincoln Neb Leo Bing Winona Minn

Moon Gravity Reduces Object Weight to One Sixth

The difference in gravity means an object on the moon weighs about one sixth of its Earth weight, affecting how force and mass are perceived during lunar activities.

Moon Earth

Deaths Patrick H. Lockwood 63 of Cedar Rapids

Patrick H. Lockwood 63 of 1511 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 7 55 am Thursday after a long illness Born September 9 1883 in Dyersville he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1909 He married Rose Luehrmann in 1911 Surviving are his wife two sons Paul C and John C of Cedar Rapids four daughters Mrs Marvin R Springer Rapids and Mrs Florence Postlewaite of Barnesville Ohio a brother C A Lockwood of Osage three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services will be at 9 am Saturday in Immaculate Conception Church with Rosary at 8 pm Friday at the family home Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery.

Patrick H. Lockwood Fourth Avenue Dyersville Cedar Rapids Rose Luehrmann Rage Second Avenues P. M. Latimer Manufacturing Company Paul C Monahan Mt. Calvary Cemetery

Funeral held for Godfrey Kun in Ely area

Godfrey B. Kun of Cedar Rapids died at his home at 10 45 p m Wednesday after a brief illness. He was 50 years a resident of Cedar Rapids for five decades and worked as a painter. He belonged to the Bohemian Moravian church of Ely and was married to Zofie Becicka on June 20 1906 in Cedar Rapids. Burial will be in the Bohemian Moravian cemetery southwest of Ely with calls at the Barta Hesser chapel.

Godfrey B. Kun Twelfth Avenue Cedar Rapids Ely End On Kun Bohemian Moravian Church of Zofie Becicka Barta-Hesser Ludvik Burian

Services for Anna Dowd at Immaculate Conception Church

Anna Dowd a Cedar Rapids resident died at her home near Prairieburg will have funeral services at 9 30 a m Friday at Immaculate Conception Church led by Rev Joseph Surovy Burial will be in Mount Calvary The Rt Rev Msgr J M Mol loy and the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters will recite the Rosary at 8 p m Thursday at Monahan funeral home friends may call

Anna Dowd Cedar Rapids Prairieburg Immaculate Conception Church Joseph Surovy Mount Calvary Cemetery J. M. Molloy Women's Catholic Order of Foresters Monahan Funeral Home

Services for William Wootson Dunson Held At Turner Chapel

William Wootson Dunson a retired Milwaukee railway clerk and Cedar Rapids resident for 36 years died at his home Tuesday Funeral services will be conducted in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Saturday by Rev Waldemar Argow and Rev Floyd Hinshaw Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the home until 11 a m Saturday

William Wootson Dunson H Avenue Milwaukee Railway Cedar Rapids Turner Chapel Waldemar Argow Floyd Hinshaw Oak Hill Cemetery

Services for Mrs. John Cejka Held at Polansky Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs. John Cejka of 608 Ninth Avenue SE are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Polansky chapel with Rev. G H Bamford officiating. Burial follows at Anderson Cemetery near Swisher. She is survived by her brother Alvin Deitrich of One Rapids and other survivors listed in Wednesdays Gazette. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

John Cejka Ninth Avenue SE Polansky Chapel G. H. Bamford Anderson Cemetery Swisher Alvin Deitrich One Rapids

Infant Steinke Dies After Lingering Illness

William Keith Steinke three month old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Steinke of near Atkins died at home at 7 am Thursday after a lingering illness. Surviving are parents two brothers Junior and Larry Boyd Cedar Rapids two step brothers James and Robert Jensen at home and a step sister Darleen at home Services will be conducted as announced.

William Keith Steinke Arthur Steinke Near Atkins Junior Larry Boyd Cedar Rapids James Robert Jensen Darleen

Man Hit by Car While Chasing Hat Injures Smith

A 23 year old Kansas City man George Robinson was fractured collarbone after being struck while chasing a hat blown from a jeep. The incident occurred Thursday around noon as he pursued the runaway hat.

Man Hat Chase George Robinson Kansas City

Collision on Highway 218 Near Cedar Rapids Report

A crash about miles south of Cedar Rapids on Highway 218 left Robinson injured after a vehicle hit his car. Ambulance attendants assisted at the scene and he was taken to Luke's hospital.

Cedar Rapids Robinson Luke

A.M.E. Members Hear Prominent Church Leaders

Cedar Rapids ministers and lay members welcomed the Northwestern Annual Conference of African Methodist Episcopal churches at Bethel A.M.E. church. Assistant City Attorney Krumholtz and pastors D O Bell H J Darden attended as speakers. Dr. David Blake and Bishop John A Clayborn addressed the gathering with sermons and missionary plans.

Cedar Rapids Northwestern Annual Conference of African Methodist Episcopal Churches Bethel Amle Krumholtz Council of Churches D. O. Bell Mt. Zion Baptist Church H. J. Darden Christ Sanctified Church David Blake Ann Arbor Mich John A. Clayborn West Africa D. H. Folden Waterloo Clayborn Bethel A.M.E Sixth Street Friy J. A. Lewis Payne Seminary Wilberforce Ohio Charles Wesley Wilberforce University Bethel Church Huss Memorial Presbyterian Church

Rev J Hamilton Dawson to Lead Sunday Services

Des Moines clergyman Rev J Hamilton Dawson will lead Sunday services at 11 a.m. at St John Lutheran Ely with a sermon on George Novak and County Attorney political ad. Apollo Commandery Conclave follows a 6:30 picnic at the Masonic hall with program and social hour.

J. Hamilton Dawson Des Moines St. John’s Lutheran Church of Ely Apollo Commandery Masonic Hall Oceania Rtober

Kadlec Couple Return After Texas Hospitalization

Mr and Mrs Edward F Kadlec of 236 Twenty sixth Street Drive SE arrived home by plane Wednesday evening after two weeks in Detar Hospital Victoria Texas. Mrs Kadlec suffered a wrist fracture in an automobile crash at Port Lavaca Texas. Their car was demolished.

Edward F. Kadlec Twenty-sixth Street Drive Detar Hospital Victoria Texas Kadlec Port Lavaca

Townsend Victory Club Meeting Set for Sunday

Townsend Victory Club No 8 meets at 6 p m Sunday with social hour and a business meeting to follow.

Townsend Victory Club

No Music at Hotels in 12 More Cities

The Musicians Union extends a strike to Hilton, Blackstone, Statler, and Kirkeby hotels in cities including Washington Boston Buffalo St Louis Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. The walkout demands a 25 percent wage increase with talks in New York remaining fruitless while managers offer 12 percent.

New York City Hilton Chain Blackstone Petrillo Statler Hotels Washington Boston Buffalo St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Kirkeby Philadelphia New York

Court Dismisses Breaking and Entering Charges

Judge M. C. Hamiel dismissed charges of breaking and entering from Sept 20 1944 involving Fugate Reed and Seoahe wee. $495.50 was stolen from Columbus rooms. Hendrickson then county attorney recommended allowing defendants to serve their country. Fugate is honorably discharged and complainant received full restitution.

M. C. Hamiel Oo Fugate John Reeds Pat Seoahe Wee Columbus Rooms Carl Hendrickson Fugate Hamiel

Three Wills Admitted To Probate Wednesday

Three wills were admitted to probate in district court Wednesday. Daniel W Warren of Cedar Rapids died Sept 2. Bertha H Warren named sole heir and executrix without bond. Ferdinand H Schwarz of Marion died Sept 1. Dorothy Jean Schwarz named executrix without bond and sole heir. John Doskocil of Swisher died Aug 7. his wife to receive one third, six children share two thirds. Frank W Doskocil named executor without bond.

Daniel W. Warren Cedar Rapids Bertha H. Warren Dorothy Jean Schwarz Ferdinand Henry Schwarz Marion John Doskocil Swisher Frank W. Doskocil

Landlord Lien Petitions Seek Judgments for Past Due Rents

Anna M Hodgin and Sara B Emmons seek $500 rent from Howard W Caldwell and Orville Rose in a landlord lien and attachment petition. A second petition by Midwest Timmerman Co of Davenport seeks $146 93 against John W Pence of Cedar Rapids on an account.

Anna M. Hodgin Sara B. Emmons Howard W. Caldwell Orville Rose Midwest-Timmerman Company Davenport John W. Pence Cedar Rapids

New Proposals Circulated in Mine Operators Lewis Talks

Washington AP The Coal Mines administration presented a set of proposals to mine operators and Lewis aimed at a private settlement to end the four month old government run operation. The offer follows the Krug Lewis framework including wage gains and safety provisions while negotiations proceed.

Lewis Washington Coal Mines Administration Sineshaets Cael Ben Moreell Moreell Navy Sau Moreell UMW

US Purchases Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917

The Virgin Islands were purchased by the United States from Denmark in 1917, marking a key transatlantic territorial transfer. The event established U.S. sovereignty over the archipelago and altered regional governance and strategic presence in the Caribbean.

Virgin Islands United States Denmark

Delinquent Motor Vehicle Old Style Notice

The document from Linn County Iowa warns that a 1941 motor vehicle is subject to forfeiture under liquor laws. It sets a court date of October 1 at 2 p.m. with a summons to appear before the district court or risk forfeiture of the automobile.

Lin Beate Iowa District Court of Linn Fiof Iit Tesco

Wenner-Gren Freed from Ban Returns to Stockholm

Axel Wenner-Gren, Swedish industrial magnate, is removed from the U.S. blacklist of suspected Nazi agents and granted permission to enter the United States from Mexico. He will return to Stockholm to resume leadership of his vast enterprises.

Washington INS Axel Wenner-Gren International State Department United States Mexico Stockholm

Actress Angela Lansbury Divorced at Twenty One

Los Angeles AP reports actress Angela Lansbury, aged 21, has obtained a divorce. Details about the estrangement or petitions were not disclosed, and no immediate comment from Lansbury or her representatives was released.

Los Angeles Angela Lansbury

Actress testifies in Cromwell divorce case

The divorce case reveals that the actress testified Richard Cromwell once told her he could not share his life with anyone, a statement cited as part of the breakdown of their marriage.

Richard Cromwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Croy Freed Daily Record Ruby Dodge Alice Briles Coldstream Avenue Ted Twelfth Street Frank J. Kouba Second Avenue Iegal H. B. Hunting Ralph Smith First Avenue James Bell Linden Drive George Krug Fairfax E. B. Laurer Third Avenue W. R. Haworth Twenty-eighth Street Robert Ziskovsky F Avenue John C. Palmer Lincoln Heights Everette L. Moir Louis G. Benesh Marjorie Kasina Robert W. Roberts Clayton, Mo Marilyn H. Schrimper Peter Armstrong Charmier Armstrong Etta Mae Schrader Jerry C. Schrader Floraine Mingo Henry G. Mingo Thelma Jean Brown Hollis V. Brown Justice Court Geo Satabork Fourth Street Ernest E. Swan Eleventh Street George A. Ulch Eighth Street Samuel G. Tufts C Avenue NE Justice W. A. Ball Police Theft Report R. R. McMullen Sixth Avenue SE St. Luke’s Edgar Warrington Willard Martin Sixteenth Avenue Bobbie Smith Hillside Drive Michael Bisek A Avenue NE John Stamp R Avenue Mercy Harvey L. Powell Fortieth Street Stanley Dalecky Second Street Virgil Knake M Street C.R Fitzgerald John Bturner & Son Second Ave.s.e Lapes Florist Enue SE Dowd Services Dunson Services William Steinke Eisenhower Ida Stover Eisenhower Gen Agan A.M.E George Novak Albert's Kadlecs Townsend Meeting Ceates Comenne National Labor Relations Board Supreme Court Secon Tibenment Wenner-Gren Wirra-ryience Pat Baar Conoms Sanford’s Third Ave Ceda R Rapids The Lm Avenue
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