Daily Record Weather and Legal Notices Summary
Low and high temperatures across cities listed with precipitation. Forecast calls for mostly fair skies through Saturday with a gradual warming trend and light NW winds. Divorces filed include Flynn and Raue petitions. court notes record minor penalties and a Superior Court intoxication sentence.
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Bismarck
Minneap
Chicago
Denver
New
Duluth
Los Angeles
Seattle
Miami
Sioux City
Iowa
Speeding and traffic fines and several births and deaths
The notices list multiple speeding fines and traffic violations across various streets and towns, including Raymond Beatty and Jessie McCormack, with fines ranging from two to twenty five dollars plus costs. Several birth announcements follow from Mercy and other towns on Sept 13. Obituaries note Mary L. Reeder of Vinton and August H. Wiebold of Williamsburg with funeral details.
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Raymond Beatty
Center Point
Jessie McCormack
Eleventh Street
Robert Rudd
Sixteenth Avenue
Ralph Podzimek
Sixth Street
Leo Johnson
Walford
Mack Augustine
Avenue
David Nolte
Watkins
George Hanchett
Seventeenth Street
Martin Mehaffey
Thirty-fourth Street
Bert Vogel
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Harold Metcalf
Gilbertville
Italy Moves Closer To Break With Czechs
Rome reports Italy neared an outright break with Communist led Czechoslovakia as the foreign ministry recalled its consul general from Bratislava and ordered Prague to close the Milan consulate by Saturday. The ministry cited a long series of offensive actions making Bratislava's consulate practically unusable.
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Rome
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Bratislava
Milan
Allies Seize Peak in Korean Hills Battle
U N forces battled along eastern Korea as infantry captured a mountain peak north of Yanggu after hard resistance from North Koreans. In the west, six T 34 tanks and two self propelled guns were spotted west of Yonchon and hit by air and ground fire as Allied tanks moved to within 2000 yards.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations Doughboys
Yanggu
Yonchon
U. N
Marine Corsair
Fifth Air Force
U. N. Foot
U.N
Parallel 38
Seoul
Chorwon
Three face charges in grand jury indictments
Richard L. Morehouse Irvin Floetchinger and Walter Balster pled innocent before Judge J E Heiserman. Morehouse faces embezzlement by bailee for diverting over 20 dollars from a suit club member. Floetchinger charged with lascivious acts with a child involving a 15 year old Cedar Rapids girl March 25. Balster, serving 30 days for failure to support his son, is accused of desertion and abandonment for leaving his son without support since Sept 1. Both Morehouse and Floetchinger posted 2000 dollar bonds Friday.
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J. E. Heiserman
Richard L. Morehouse
Fourteenth Street
Irvin Floetchinger
Shellsburg
Walter Balster
Monticello
Morehouse
Floetchinger
Cedar Rapids
Balster
Three Men Sentenced To 30 Days In Jail
Three men pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl and were each sentenced to 30 days in Linn county jail. Defendants are Robert J. Berends 18, of 1265 Twentieth avenue SW Herbert P. Thome 28, of route 3 and Marcel Chavez 19, of 6230 avenue NE. They were arrested by Cedar Rapids police for keeping a 16-year-old Cedar Rapids girl out all night on Sept. 2.
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Linn County
Robert J. Berends
Twentieth Avenue
Herbert P. Thome
Route 3
Marcel Chavez
Cedar Rapids
Two youths receive suspended sentences in break-in case
Robert Crawford 17 and Thomas Dietz 20 pled guilty to breaking and entering in a Star drive in incident on Sixteenth Avenue SW. Judge J. E. Heiserman imposed six month suspended jail terms in Linn County. Ronald McClain 17 pled not guilty to the charge.
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Star Drive
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Linn County
J. E. Heiserman
Robert Dean Crawford
Ninth Street
Thomas Lee Dietz
Route 4
Ronald McClain
Fourth Avenue
Rules Heir To Receive Iowa Soldier's Bonus
Judge Charles Penningroth ordered the World War II service compensation board to pay Roger S. Borden the $500 due as heir to his brother Wayne, killed in service. The decision follows Roger's appeal from a board denial, confirming he inherits through his mother's estate.
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Charles Penningroth
Pitts Divorce Suit Dismissed by Wife
A divorce action filed by Marian A. Pitts against Edwin P. Pitts was dismissed Friday by Mrs. Pitts, ending the case.
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Marian A. Pitts
Edwin P. Pitts
Mrs. Pitts
Flagstaff Teens Plan Hayride Despite Hayrack Shortage
Flagstaff youths at the Teen Canteen organized a hayride but faced a hiccup when a hayrack could not be located the night before the event. The plan proceeded with improvisation, reflecting community kid enterprise in the mechanical age era.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
Flagstaff
J E Crew Celebrates 50 Years in Express Work
Seventy five year old J E Crew received a wrist watch on a milestone anniversary and returned to duty as express messenger on the Milwaukee Cedar Rapids Calmar branch. Born in Belle Plaine and starting in 1901, he has spent most of his career with Iowa railroads. He lives with his wife and son at 1541 D Avenue NE and plans to keep working on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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J. E. Crew
Railway Express Agency
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids-Calmar
Belle Plaine
Crew
Marion
Iowa
D Avenue
Joe
Crews
RFC influence questions loom in Litheford loan inquiry
Senate banking subcommittee details a clash over RFC loans amid alleged influence ring tying White House staff, E Merl Young, and Bill Boyle to loan decisions. Witnesses deny favors while noting meetings with Boyle aides and unanswered questions about Finnegan and Green.
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RFC
Democratic National Committee
E. Merl Young
White House
Senate
Young
Boyle
William Boyle
Dunham
Litteford
Toole
National Committee
Finnegan
St. Louis
Dispute Over Found Money In Magnus Hall Case
Michaelman and son-in-law H C Doctor of Amhurst S D seek court ruling on ownership of $3740 found and placed with County Auditor Otto F Han zlik. Welfare department also claims funds. JP Charles L Benesh seeks attachment for old court costs while attorney James Patterson files lien for his services.
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Magnus Hall
Michael
H. C
Amhurst
S. D
Otto F. Hanzlik
Hanzlik
Department of Welfare
Justice of the Peace
Charles L. Benesh
James, Patterson
Townsends Club Meets for Supper at K P Hall
City briefs note Townsends Club Townsend Vic t meeting for supper Saturday at 6 p m in Knights of Pythias hall. Sunday Mercy division post at 2 p m in K P. Also items on veterans service, police arrests, thefts, leave from navy, a boy injured, and local officers elected at Cedar Rapids and Iowa City events.
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Townsend Club
Townsend Victory Club No
Knights of Pythias Hall
Mercy Division 51
B. of L. E
K. P
B. O. Baker
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
B. Dvorak
Charles Jackson
Des Moines
Frank Meechum
Iowa City
GM seeks price increases on Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac
General Motors asked the government for retail price increases from 60.83 to 208.85 dollars across Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac models. Wholesale hikes average 4.02 to 5.20 percent, with dealers allowed to add standard mark ups and pass on optional equipment costs.
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Washington
General Motors Company
G.M
F.e.b
Detroit
Chrysler
Ford
F.o.b
Chevrolet
Deaths Mrs Cora Trapp 72 Cedar Rapids
Mrs Cora Trapp 72 of 509 Sixth avenue SW Cedar Rapids died at home Thursday at 8 30 p m Born May 17 1879 in Princeton Missouri she lived in Cedar Rapids since 1918 She belonged to American Veterans auxiliary No 30 Townsend club and Calvary Baptist church Survived by daughter Eva Caldwell and son Herbert Trapp both of Cedar Rapids two sisters and four grandchildren Burial in Linwood Cemetery Friday services at Rohn chapel with Rev Frazer A Thomason.
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Cora Trapp
Sixth Avenue
Princeton
Cedar Rapids
American Veterans Auxiliary No. 30
Townsend Club
Calvary Baptist Church
Eva Caldwell
Herbert Trapp
Grace Armstrong
Seymour
Laura Hodge
Springfield
Rohn
Cremation for Roy H Norberg of Cedar Rapids
Roy H Norberg 60 former Cedar Rapids resident died at Colorado Springs Wednesday Cremation at Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories Cedar Rapids service 3 p.m. conducted by Rev H G Schwegler He born May 29 1891 in Little Rock Iowa lived in Cedar Rapids 25 years moved to Chicago then California last 27 years Survived by wife four brothers John Odell William Theodore Charles and four sisters Mrs Smith Mrs Henderson Mrs Suchomel and Mable Norberg.
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Roy H. Norberg
Cedar Rapids
Colorado Springs
Calif
John
O¢elwein
William
Berkeley
Theodore
Charles
Paul Smith
Santa Rosa
Odell Henderson
San Francisco
Geda Suchomel
Mabel Norberg
Services for Edward H. Wolfe in Turner chapel Saturday
Edward H. Wolfe, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died in Moscow Idaho. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Turner chapel conducted by Rector D. A. Loferski of St. John's Episcopal church. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Edward H. Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Moscow
Idaho
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Frank Klepach at Kuba Funeral Home
Frank Klepach age ? fatally injured Wednesday when he fell down an elevator shaft at the Taft hotel. Funeral services by Rev Zdenek F Pauk at Kuba Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Frank Klepach
E Avenue NE
Taft Hotel
Kuba
Zdenek F. Pauk
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs James Tresnak Services Set at Kuba Funeral Home
Services for Mrs. James Tresnak age 92 of 22nd Avenue SW are scheduled at 8:30 a.m. in the Kuba Funeral Home and 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Ludmila's Church with Rev. Frank R Hruby officiating. Burial will follow at St. John's. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday in the Kuba funeral home, and friends may call.
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James Tresnak
Twenty-second Avenue
Kuba Funeral Home
St. Ludmila’s
Frank R. Hruby
St. John’s Cemetery
Kuba Funeral
Services for Charles R. Hinds
Services for Charles R. Hinds aged 109.4 Twelfth Street NE will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Barta-Hesser chapel conducted by Dr. Galen Lee Rose of the First Christian church. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery. friends may call at the chapel.
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Charles R. Hinds
Twelfth Street
Galen Lee Rose
First Christian Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Clinton Couple Killed In Wisconsin Crash
Mrs. Corris Booth of Clinton Iowa was killed and her husband fatally injured when their car collided with an Omaha freight train at a crossing near Menomonie Wisconsin while en route to Rice Lake to visit their son. A witness said the car failed to stop as signals flashed and was dragged 20 feet after impact.
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Menomonie
Wis
Corris Booth
Clinton
Here
Booths
Rice Lake
Fred House
Omaha Railroad
House
Booth
Britain to buy grain from Russia to aid Western rearmament
Britain announced a substantial grain purchase from the Russian harvest as part of maintaining its milk and livestock, despite U S criticism of East West trade. The contract totals 1 000 000 tons comprising wheat barley corn and oats, with payment to be arranged after Foreign Secretary Morrison outlined the stance in Washington.
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N (Ap
U. S
Britain
Herbert Morrison
National Press Club
Washington
Morrison
Foree
Hartley Shawcross
Hugh Gaitskell
Russia
Food Ministry
Sterling
Truman Reaffirms Acheson Stay as Secretary of State
President Truman said he will keep Dean Acheson as secretary of state for as long as he is in office. He noted Acheson will remain until January 20, 1953, and dismissed calls for his resignation. Truman also announced firing Llewellyn Williams of Alaska and plans to send the Japanese treaty to the Senate for prompt ratification.
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Washington
Truman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Mr. Truman
Llewellyn Williams
Alaska
Williams
Senate
Green To Run Again For AFL President
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor since 1924, arrived in San Francisco to prep for the AF national convention. At 78 he said he has no plans to retire and intends to run again, leaving the convention to decide.
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San Francisco
INS
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
AFL
Cedar Rapids Sealed Proposals for Unitary Sewers
Notice by Cedar Rapids City Council for sealed proposals to furnish materials and labor to construct sanitary sewers on listed streets in Linn County Iowa. Plans and specs on file with City Clerk. Payment by assessment certificates within forty days after completion and acceptance.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Linn County
18Th Street
Mound Os Drive
36Th Street
37Th Street
F Avenue
38Th Street
Eteper
Cerbecks I
Kennth A Kitts Story On Jewel Robbery Involving Five
In Omaha AP report Kenneth A. Kitts discusses a jewel theft case tied to a $100000 robbery. Three Omaha suspects led investigators from Wichita to Oklahoma City where Peter Goldberg was robbed. Five men face charges over transport of stolen jewelry and a conspiracy to move pieces to Chicago.
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Omaha
Peter Goldberg
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Kitts
Goldberg
Sy Oo
Benjamin B. Livingston
Albert Joseph Rotella
Gerald Francis Duff
Charles Clair Taylor
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Duff, Kitts
Defense Bill Faces Skyward Costs and Heated Senate Debate
The Senate debated a multi billion defense bill with Air Force funding and a 4 875 000 000 increase for air power. Taft warned security cannot be absolute while others called for cuts. Amendments to trim six billion and five billion failed as Douglas and O Mahoney clashed, ending with a dramatic floor moment.
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Air Force
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Pearl Harbor
Flanders
Sen. Langer
R-N.d
Ferguson
Truman
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States
America
Douglas
O’mahoney
Gas Pipeline Petition Taken Under Advisement
The Power Commission took under advisement Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company of Davenport's application to construct a 41 mile natural gas pipeline in Iowa. A brief hearing was attended only by company and commission attorneys.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Davenport
Iowa
Fires Raging In Callens Forest Blaze Charred Acres
A large wildfire scorched more than 16 500 acres of timber in Callens on Thursday night. Other fires spread across four other national forests as crews battled multiple blazes.
Medical Society Recommends Fluoridate Water
The Medical Society urges adding fluoride to the public water supply to reduce tooth decay. Physicians express approval and endorse the measure as beneficial for public health.
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Medical Society
Second Surprise Walkout at Quaker Spreads Through Shifts
Workers at the Quaker plant staged a series of walkouts across shifts. The day shift left at 2 15 p m Tuesday, with the Tuesday night shift also not reporting. By Friday morning normal operations resumed and the 4 to midnight shift began Thursday.
Czechs Protest Ban on Airlines
London report says Czechoslovakia protests that air communications with Western Europe are cut off under US pressure. Jachym Pelmar of the state Czech Air Lines spoke at the IATA meeting as Western Allies forbid further Czech flights over West Germany, effective last Tuesday midnight.
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London
Czechoslovakia
Western Europe
United States
Jachym Pelmar
Czech Air Limes
International Air Transport Association
West Germany
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C. R
Linn County Medical Society
Mike J.flynn
Helen M. Flynn
Aletha A. Raue
William H. Raue
Bessie Petty
William R. Petty
Margaret M. Carsner
Dallas Carsner, Jr
Essie L. Gardner
Kenneth L. Gardner
Francis R. Pitlik
Mr. Vernon
Helen J. Mosher
John Lafler, Jr
Patricia A. Hostak
William T. Staley
Diane Stahl
Hastings
la Crosse
Portage
McGregor
Dubuque
Gordons Ferry
Keokuk
Cedar River
Helen Sellers
Sixth Street SE
Superior Court
Robert Roloff
At Mercy
Donald Newman
Toddville
Harold Curley
Eighteenth Street
Eldred Stallman
Fairfax
Raymond Homewood
Allview Drive
Martin Brown
Lisbon
Wilbur Matus
Maplewood Drive
Harold Walton
Walton
Troy Mills
St. Luke’s
Raymond Cook
D Avenue NW
David S. Floyd
Floyd
Mary Floyd
Third Avenue SE
Monmouth
Ill
M. H. Taylor
Taylor
Dorothy Starry
Pomona
James G. Ervin
Ervin
Kenneth Kohl
Robert Shafer
Vinton
Mary L. Reeder
Miller Funeral Home
Mechanicsville
Williamsburg
H. W. Wiebold
Homestead
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jean Trong
R. J. Byas
Mr. Crew
Blauner
Hoey
D-N.c
National Party
Dawson
Cecil Green
Charlie Lewis
Charlie Griffin
Brauner
John D. Singer
San Diego
John Singer
Johnson Avenue
Bading
Army
Francis D. Bading
John D. Bading
1063
Fifth Avenue SE
17Th “Buffalo” Infantry
Milford Schulze
van Horne
Williams Boulevard
William Beshears
Second Street SE
David T. Suchomel
T. F. Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
Navy
Conrad Clark
Bealer Court SE
Fifteenth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Robert Cross
White Plains
N. Y
Scolaro
James Scolaro
State Association of Auditors
Iowa State Come
Chet Bowers
Council Bluffs
General Motors
Wolfe Services
Klepach Services
Tresnak Services
Hinds Services
Wisconsin
Kenneth A. Kitts
Second Avenue
Callens
Third Avenue
RIAL
Arner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
6Th Ave
6Th St
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