Weather and city notices from Daily Record 1935
The page reports a weather forecast with high 80s and increasing southerly winds for Tuesday, plus cooler north and mild elsewhere. It lists numerous local fines and court actions, birthdays and births, service notices in multiple towns, and a series of legal filings including divorces and petitions, with addresses and names such as Marion residents Richard Todd and Wayne Lewis, and closures for accidents and safety violations.
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Bimarck
Chica
Denver
Duluth Oe
Sekneille
Rapid City
Lanseles
Seattle
Municipal Court Policing Fines In Mt Pleasant And Davenport
Police division notes fines for multiple drivers including Paul Merkowitz of Mt Pleasant and Garland Davis Jr of 710 Ninth Avenue SE with $5 and $10 costs respectively. Howard Lannom forfeited $30 appearance bond for license issue, Frederick Iben cited, La Questa Davis paid $5, and John Rauch and Howard Lannom faced $105 bonds for reckless driving. William Offutt of Davenport fined $100 plus costs for related offense. failure to stop for traffic sign noted with incomplete detail.
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Paul Merkowitz
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Garland Davis, Jr
Ninth Avenue SE
Howard Lannom
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Frederick Iben
Anamosa
la Questa Davis
Ninth Avenue, SE
John Rauch
Marengo
Fifteenth Avenue
William Offutt
Davenport
Two Motorists Lose Licenses In Reckless Driving Case
Howard Lannom, 86 Fifteenth Avenue SW, and John Rauch of Marengo each drew 60 day suspensions of their licenses when they failed to appear in municipal court on reckless driving charges. Judge Charles Benesh ordered the suspensions and forfeited appearance bonds of 105 dollars posted at arrest.
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Howard Lannom
Fifteenth Avenue
John Rauch
Marengo
Charles Benesh
Fire Kills 4 in Iowa Home Blaze Near La Porte City
A fatal house fire near La Porte City Iowa killed a family of four including three children and left two others unaccounted for as flames trapped residents inside a two story structure. Firefighters arrived to find the building a tinderbox and could not enter for hours. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon in La Porte City. In Lenox Iowa a farm house blaze destroyed by a furnace spark. Campbell reported starting the fire and roof and furniture on the ground floor were damaged but saved.
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Brown
Smelser
Lenox
Leland Campbell
Here
Campbell
Gazette
la Porte City
Bert Smelser
Glan
Donna
Michael
Man Injured in Fall from Ladder
Robert Kitterman a 35 year old employee of Kennedy Paint Company suffered a back injury Monday afternoon after falling from a scaffold at a car parked on C Street SW Rauch was arrested at 7 27 p m He was taken by ambulance to St Luke s hospital for treatment at Fifth Street E The incident occurred near 3223 Mansfield Avenue NE
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Robert Kitterman
Mansfield Avenue
Segamee Ie
C Street
Vine Avenue
Rauch
First Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Fifth Street
Kitterman
Kennedy Paint Company
Tay Barker
Ray Elisha Barker
Avenue NE
Barker
Thirty-sixth Street
Report Asked on Kinship Firings in Government
The Senate constitutional rights subcommittee asked the Civil Service Commission for a report on all cases where government workers were fired on security grounds due to kinship or marriage links. The panel also seeks review of Fred Karpoff Jr.'s dismissal as an aeronautical research scientist tied to a theory of guilt by kinship.
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Washington
Senate Constitutional Rights
Civil Service’. Commission
Lon Hocker
Un!l
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Fred Karpoff, Jr
Cleveland
Hocker
Karpoff
Zoologists Learn Why Skunk Pink
In Southport North Carolina zoologists traced a rare pink skunk to a workman who claimed he was sprayed while about to paint a room. The animal appeared pink after the skunk used a paint loaded spray to scare him off.
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Southport
N.C
Mother urged to shun Mississippi in murder trial
Chicago report says Mamie E. Bradley, mother of a Negro boy killed in Mississippi, was told to stay out of Mississippi and not testify at the trial of two white men indicted for the murder. She will decide on witness status only after receiving a written invitation to appear.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Mamie E. Bradley
Assorted Display At Chicago Post Office Auctioned Items
At the Chicago post office more unclaimed merchandise was offered for auction including 300 pounds of feathers 50 pounds of slovebird seed and 60 Liberace charm bracelets as part of the items displayed for sale on Monday.
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Chicago
Girl Suffers Injuries In Motorcycle Accident
Thelma Reynolds, 29, of 415 Fourteenth Street SE sustained a right leg injury when a motorcycle she rode collided with a car on highway 150 near Bennett. She was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment after a piece of chrome trim pierced her leg and had to be removed.
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Thelma Reynolds
Fourteenth Street
Highway 150
Bennett
St. Luke's Hospital
Surgery Patient Reigns as Queen in Photo Page
A green eyed Southern belle from Germantown Tenn Kathryn Rodgers 19 recently recovered from facial plastic surgery reigns as national college queen. She won the title Sunday at the University of Mississippi after tearfully revealing she had completed corrective operations on facial scars from an automobile accident three months earlier. The event featured 27 coeds from states where their colleges sponsored beauty contests.
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Asbury Park, N. J
Kathryn Rodgers
Germantown
Tenn
University of Mississippi
Electronic brain speeds up check distribution in Cleveland
The Chesapeake and Ohio lines announced the first use of an electronic brain to prepare dividend checks. More than 90,000 quarterly checks were printed in the Remington Computing Center in New York for the period ending June 30. Machines to handle the process will be installed at the Cleveland headquarters later. the task, usually a multi day clerical effort, was completed in under half a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio Rails
Reminston
New York
iCity Seeks More Right of Way for Cottage Grove SE
City officials move to acquire additional property to widen Cottage Grove avenue SE from First Avenue to Forest Drive as part of the major streets plan for an 80 foot right of way. Negotiations are led by Public Improvements Commissioner Stolba with Planning Director Moore handling eastern parcels. Council also approves installing school signals at Cottage Grove and First Avenue E.
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Cottage Grove Avenue
W. W. Stolba
First Avenue
Forest Drive
Tom Moore
Thirtyfourth Street
Stolba
City Plan Commission
Cottage Grove
Frank Young
Plan Commission
George Cockburn
First Avenue E
Amvets condemn civil defense plan at national convention
Philadelphia AP Amvets 11th annual convention closed with a harsh attack on the administration's civil defense program and a critique of the 84th Congress. A resolution denied any real civil defense, warning cities and civilians face danger from a hydrogen bomb threat and that current policies risk millions of lives. National commander Rudolph G. Pesata, Berwyn, became leader after a tight election.
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Philadelphia
Amvets
Cvil
Washington
Congress
Rudolph G. Pesata
Berwyn
Violator of Parole Arrested in Illinois
A 45-year-old former Chicago man Earl E. Finstrom, sought since 1953 for breaking parole on a false check conviction, was arrested in Oak Park Illinois. He had been given a suspended seven-year sentence at Fort Madison state penitentiary on December 8 1952. Authorities say Finstrom violated the suspension by failing to honor outstanding Cedar Rapids checks. Sheriff’s office planned to pick him up and return him to Fort Madison.
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Chicago
Linn County
Oak Park
Earl E. Finstrom
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Finstrom
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
Molotov To Head Soviet Delegation At UN Assembly
United Nations sources say Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will head the Russian delegation at the UN General Assembly session starting September 20 in New York. A Miami report had claimed Molotov’s removal from post amid speculation of a setback.
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United Nations
N. Y
UNNS
U.N
Monjay
Molotov
U.N. General Assembly
Miami
Cedar Rapids man gets five years for Marion break in
William D. Campbell, 48, of Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to five years in Fort Madison state penitentiary after pleading guilty to a larceny at the Jones Novak Plumbing and Heating Co. in Marion on a Sunday afternoon. A breaking and entering charge was dropped. Companion Robert A. Fouts of Cedar Rapids had previously received a ten year sentence on a related B and E charge.
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William D. Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
Marion
Campbell
Jones-Novak Plumbing and Heating Company
Robert AD. Fouts
State Penitentiary
Dress Designer Held in death by own action Pact with Mate
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Cedar Rapids and New York. Ottilie Andersen of Cedar Rapids, 44 years, died after long illness. born 1889 in Aalborg Denmark, survived by husband Oswald, daughter Mrs William Peterson, sons Martin and Oswald Jr., siblings in Aalborg, and three grandchildren. Anna Hubner, 88, of Cedar Rapids, died after long illness. born in Clinton County, survived by two sons, Rudy and Albert, six great-grandchildren, three sisters. Maude I Moore of Cedar Rapids, 71, died after car exposure to exhaust in Centralia. husband Rudolf found slumped in car, several notes, eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren.
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Ottilie Andersen
Oswald E. Andersen
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Aalborg
Denmark
Nerli
William Peterson
Martin S. Anders
Oswald E. Anderson, Jr
Los Angeles
John Hubner
Clinton County
Anna Hubner
Stratford
American Legion Auxiliary
Albert
Rudy
J. H. Hietkamp
Montevideo
Minn
Julia Airhart
Perry
Ella Ankrey
Long Beach
Calif
Otto Steele
South Marion
Barta- Hesser
Hanson Mortuary
Maude I. Moore
Frances Becker
Seventh Street
Cedar
la Cedar Rapids
Jhusband
Rudolf
Centralia
Rapids
Farley
George Koehler
Plano
Allil
Donald Campbell
Lil
Kan Edwards
Valu-L
Zeta Keistler
Kansas City
Ables
Daniel Moore
Dren
Russian Attitude Softening Cited by State Dept Official
James F. Green, a long time State Department official, says there is notable softening in Russian speeches at the U N and in diplomacy, though the outcome is uncertain. He notes Moscow’s greater willingness to discuss armaments and atomic energy and mentions steps toward UNESCO and ILO engagement.
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U.N
Green
State Department
Unesco
International Labor Organization
U. N
Human Rights Committee
The
Eleanor Roosevelt
U.S. F
Osway, Lord
Bottles Seized at Rochester Tavern
Cedar County Attorney William Norton reported a raid on Rudy's Bar in Rochester at 12 15 a.m. Officers seized several bottles and beer from patrons tables. No arrests were made. Mrs Becker and her husband, who owned the nut packing firm converted to investment in her ventures, were involved in a drink spree prior to the incident. Mrs Becker died after a failed attempt to summon help.
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Tipton
Cedar County
William B. Norton
Moore
Cedar Memorial
Thy
Hauer
Eatly
Becker
Norton
Charles R. Willey
Marilyn Monroe Shaped Jet Boosts Speed 25 Percent
Airstart designers unveil a Marilyn Monroe shaped jet design reducing fuselage drag at transonic speeds. The area rule, developed by NACA scientist Richard Whitcomb, cuts drag and has raised top speeds by up to 25 percent on inaugural military aircraft tests.
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Washington
Aero- Digest
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Richard T. Whitcomb
Langley Aeronautical Laboratory
Only 2 Coralville Cases Not Settled
DAVENPORT AP An entry filed in federal court shows only two disputed cases remain over land seized for the Coralville reservoir project near Iowa City. The cases involve James Riddle with 483.2 acres appraised at 98400 and Earl H Jacobs with 1676 acres appraised at 206255. Commissioners to review government appraisals will be named after Oct 1. Bids on the dam and spillway are to be opened Oct 18 at the Rock Island district Army Engineers office, with project completion aimed for December 1957.
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Davenport
Iowa City
Coralville
James Riddle
Earl H. Jacobs
Rock Island
The
Army Engineers
Zoning tweak grants tavern option in B-2 zone
Cerar Rapids city council gave preliminary approval to a zoning amendment correcting an omission in the latest revision. The measure would permit sale of beer or intoxicating beverages in B-2 commercial zones, aligning with the former straight commercial category. With two of three readings achieved, final passage is likely next week.
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Cerar Rapids
City Plan Commission
Lightning Strikes Home. Ceiling Knots Torn Out
In Jacksonville Florida Mrs A Y Smith found her knotty cypress wood ceiling ruined by a Sunday lightning strike. The bolt damaged the ceiling but caused no other major harm to the dwelling or occupants.
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Jacksonville
Fla
A. Y. Smith
Elsa Maxwell Ends Celebrity Tour in Venice Return
Elsa Maxwell wraps up a 15 day celebrity tour of the wreck islands and returns to Venice with a host of notable guests in tow.
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Elsa
Venice
Elsa Maxwell
Wreek Islands
Dallas Negroes file suit over school admission denial
Federal court action filed Monday by 28 Dallas residents backed by the NAACP seeks a temporary injunction to bar the Dallas Independent School District from denying admission to public schools. The suit asserts discrimination against Negro children, with NAACP leaders stating parents resent the board’s attitude.
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Dallas Dallas
INS
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dallas
Iaolipe
Eia
Monte Bello Islands
Australia
Ministry of Supply
Monte Bello
Maralinga
Britain
B. E. Howell
The
NAACP
Albania to Free 13 Italians Held Since War
Albania announces the release of 13 Italian detainees held for wartime crimes and liberation era actions. The statement from Tirana indicates the prisoners will be freed as part of postwar reconciliation efforts.
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London
Albania
Polio Up Five Cases In Cedar Rapids August
Asst Health Officer Carl Smith reported Cedar Rapids saw five polio cases in August, more than double July's two. Measles led with ten cases, down from twenty one in July. mumps fell to eight from sixteen. Hepatitis one case and chicken pox three joined the month's tally. There were 20 fewer deaths in August, with a total of 78, including 3 females and 53 males.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl Smith
Smith
Psychiatrists urge institutional care for Mrs. Silver
Philadelphia AP report: Two Commonwealth-appointed psychiatrists testified Gertrude Silver is too ill to face charges of being an accessory and conspiracy in her daughter's abortion death. They urged placement in a mental institution. Magistrate Elias Myers ordered $1,500 bail for further hearing but set no date, noting she should stay in an institution until she understands the charges.
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Mrs. Silver
Philadelphia
Gertrude Silver
Elias Myers
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