Weather and notices from daily record September 19 1952
Another 1952 daily report with high and low temperatures for September 18 19 including Bismarck Minneapolis Chicago New York and more. The Iowa forecast calls for partial cloudiness northeast fair southwest and cooler nights with a five day outlook cooler then normal and a chance of showers Tuesday in northern sections. Public notices include divorces fines and court actions plus births at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals and obituaries for Urbana Cedar Rapids Decorah and Center Point entries.
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Bismarck
Minneap's
Chicago
New Orr's
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Los An's
Seattle
Miami
Sioux City
Iowa
Eisenhower Presses Farm Aid as Political Fight Grows
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic handling of farm policy while outlining GOP plans for agricultural relief. He vows economic protections for farmers without federal “chains” and endorses a federal farm credit board, expanded research, rural electrification, soil program unification, and stronger cooperatives. He refrains from price supports, noting prior parity goals.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Brannan
Federal Farm Credit Board
Kasson Minn
Notice of Co-Executors Appointment for Wold Estate
In Linn County Iowa on September 18 1952 Karl W Seelig and Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa were appointed co executors of the Lewis M Wold estate now deceased. Creditors must present claims to the Clerk of Linn County District Court and debtors should pay promptly to the executors. Attorneys Franken Keyes and Crawford represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Lewis M. Wold
Iowa
Karl W. Seelig
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Towa
Franken. Keyes and Crawford
Notice of Recess of Will in Iowa District Court
Notice is given that on September 23, 1952 at 9:00 am in Linn County Iowa the court will hear proof and admission of Frances S Ray's last will for probate at the Cedar Rapids Court House. Arthur Axmear, Clerk of District Court, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Frances S_ Ray
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Giovanazzi to Speak at AFL Labor Temple Meeting
Former school board member S A Giovanazzi will address the AFL Labor League for Political Education at 8 pm Friday in the AFL Labor temple. The event, not open to the public, will preview his opposition to the $715 million school bond issue slated for a September 29 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Giovanazzi
AFL Labor Temple
Giovanazzi
AFL
Labor League For Political Education
League of Women Voters
Lions Club
Labor League
Widow of Iowa Rail Worker Wins 95625 Verdict
Chicago AP reports a Circuit Court jury awarded 95625 to the widow of Iowa rail worker Catherine Broderick of Oelwein. The verdict against Rock Island railroad follows the death of George Broderick 37 when his motor coach was struck by a freight train July 29 1950 between Brainard and West Union Iowa. James A Dooley attorney for the widow led evidence the railroad failed to provide warning of the approaching train. Broderick left two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Rock Island Railroad Company
George Broderick
Oelwein
Broderick
Brainard
West Union
James A. Dooley
Catherine Broderick
City Briefs Touches on Local Deaths and Daily News
City Briefs report a death in Waverly prompting family travel, a purse loss at DeVar restaurant where Beatrice Wadell of Oakdale blamed missing funds, local recoveries from surgery, a two week Navy recruiter leave with station coverage by Sgt. Kenneth Barfield, and YMB meeting at the Chamber building. Other items note a polio insurer, a Lisbon traffic fine, an England leave for Lt. John D. Skien, local gift shop wares, a coat theft from Maxie’s tavern, and civic leaders attending the American Chamber convention in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane van Note
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Barfield
Waterloo
Forr Named Head of Retired Men's Bureau
W R Forr was elected chairman of the Retired Men's bureau by the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night. He succeeds H F Blomquist. New officers include Dr F G Murray as vice chairman and Henry J Achter as secretary. Board members are Roy Choate Joseph Lattner Charles Roberts and the new officers plus the past vice chairman.
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W. R. Forr
Chamber of Commerce
H. F. Blomquist
F. G. Murray
Charles Roberts
Henry J. Achter
James F. Keevers
Roy Choate
Joseph Lattner
Cedar Rapids store owner charged with arson
Harry Sutton a 46 year old Cedar Rapids appliance store owner was charged with arson after a May basement fire at his downtown store in the Ely block causing about 200000 dollars in damage. He was given until October 10 to enter a plea by Judge Floyd Philbrick after Linn county grand jury indicted him in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sutton
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Philbrick
Sutton
Linn County Grand Jury
Ely
Two Teens Held for Gasoline Theft in Marion
The Marion sheriff's office held two 14 and 15 year old St Paul youths after they attempted to steal a gasoline can from the Willman Company lot. They had used a car owned by one boy's father and were arrested by Officer G C Clemenson early Friday. Deputies said they will be released to their parents, who traveled to Cedar Rapids to collect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Marion
Harlan Snyders
Iowa
G. C. Clemenson
Willman Company
Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Jury Expected To Send Slaymaker Case To Verdict
The drunk driving case against Carl Slaymaker in Judge M C Hamiel's court was expected to go to the jury Friday afternoon after the state and defense closed. Court adjourned at noon and was to resume for final arguments. The trial began Tuesday. J F Kanealy sued John Lorence for 315 in an account action. Ray Crowley was awarded 200 in an account suit against James Cunningham. Maxine Smith sued Lloyd Smith for a decree of separate maintenance.
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Carl Slaymaker
M. C. Hamiel
J. F. Kanealy Friday
John Lorence
Ray Crowley
James Cunningham
Maxine Smith
Lloyd Smith
Iowans Return From Korea On Transport iGen
In San Francisco the transport iGen carries 1,820 veterans of Korea including Iowans listed by hometowns Greeley Strawberry Point Independence Vinton Cedar Rapids Marion Tama Iowa City Clarence Belle Plaine and more.
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Gazette
San Francisco
iGen
A. W. Brewster
Marine and Navy Veterans of
Korea
Donald D. Ackiman
Greeley
Marice A Chevalier
Strawberry Point
Robert C. Cornwell
Independence
Willis B. Daughtery
Vinton
Leo M. Flilis
Donald K. Price
Cedar Rapids
Allan J. Mally
Marion
Billy Poweshiek
Tama
Paul L. Bowers
Iowa City
Donald D. Primrose
William L. Rosewehr
Clarence
Henry C. Rethman
Belle Plaine
Soviet veto blocks Cambodia Laos and Viet Nam membership
In New York the Soviet Union vetoed three U N Security Council membership requests for Cambodia Laos and Viet Nam. Malik accused the U S of planning direct intervention in Indochina while the council backed the applicants by broad support from major powers.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Council
Joao Carlos Muniz
Brazil
Nyets
Malik
United States
Britain
France
China
Chile
Pakistan
Greece
Turkey
Netherlands
U. N. Security Council
U. S
U. N
Stevenson Calls Bipartisan Push for Atomic Venture and Regional Aid
Stevenson argued the atomic ad venture transcends partisan lines and said Democrats and Republicans would work together for peace and abundance. He warned Northeastern textiles industry decline causes unemployment and urged fair federal regional standards and help to develop power resources.
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Stevenson
New England
Eisenhower campaign under energy strain in Iowa tour
The narrative notes Ike's spurts of populist talk and folksy humor on a Iowa trip, with crowds reacting to off the cuff lines about taxes and tractors. He stops at Wilton Junction West Liberty and Brooklyn, mounts full stops, but grows tired and less effective by Omaha, while GOP backers claim Iowa progress versus four years ago.
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Washington
Byrnes
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Earl Warren
California
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Nixon
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Truman
Dewey
Ike
Marengo
America
Wilton Junction
West Liberty
Brooklyn
Davenport
Des Moines
Ske
Advance Registrations Rise for IRE Meet at Roosevelt
About 250 advance registrations were received Friday morning as the Cedar Rapids section of the Institute of Radio Engineers opened a two day conference at the Roosevelt hotel. The total expected registration was 400 with technical sessions scheduled for Saturday at 9 am and 1 30 pm Tours of Turner and Collins Radio Company plants were conducted Friday and 29 commercial exhibits of radio and electronics equipment were set up on the Roosevelt mezzanine for registrants. The conference closes with a 6 30 pm banquet Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Institute of Radio Engineers
Turner and Collins Radio Company
Roosevelt
Chamber Endorses Cedar Rapids School Bond Plan
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce board votes Friday to endorse the proposed 712 million bond issue for new school buildings and additions. The resolution argues the bond funds are needed to ease overcrowded classrooms and housing pressures, ahead of the September 29 election.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Nixon aides deny graft rumors amid tax talk in Florida
Senator Sparkman defends his wife’s government work as not a salary and Nixon explains he did not report $16100 as income since it was not income. Pasadena fundraiser organizer Smith cites southern California donors including Walker Smith Hulet Smith Robert Rowan George Rowan and Henry Kearns with gifts or expense payments totaling hundreds annually.
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Nixon
Pasadena
Smith
Walker Smith
Hulet Smith
Arcadia
Robert
George Rowan
Los Angeles
Henry Kearns
San Gabriel
Berlin fair opens without strip tease in 1952 display
The Berlin Industrial Fair opened with Marshall House presenting a seven room model home depicting family life. An adult couple and two children acted out daily routines to entertain thousands. A prior report about a wife dressing and using a shower did not occur.
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Berlin
Marshall House
Barbecue House Burns During Firemen's Picnic
In Centralia Illinois Freeburg volunteer firemen held a barbecue but their barbecue house burned down by the pit fire. Volunteers doused the blaze in 20 minutes and saved the food though the smokehouse suffered a loss of 1800 dollars. The pit was cleaned out and the barbecue continued amid the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia, Ill
Freeburg
Explanation Given For Small Families
Raleigh NC AP argues smaller families stem from fewer chores and labor saving devices. Corrine Justice Grimsley, Family Relations Specialist at North Carolina State College, says home work is reduced and fewer people are needed. Families stay together by choice, not necessity, she adds. The challenge is to strengthen voluntary family cohesion.
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Raleigh, N. C
Corrine Justice Grimsley
North Carolina State College
Navy Pushes Beyond World War II Drone Planes
The Navy says its early radio controlled Hellcats used as drone targets are outdated next to new guided missiles nearing production. Rear Admiral Sides notes innovations include TV camera upgrades and advances toward air to air missiles like Terrier and Sparrow, while warning against underestimating Soviet capability.
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Washington
Navy
John H. Sides
Sides
U.S
Russia
Midwest Demos Plan Strategy for 1960 Campaign
Des Moines Iowa Democratic leaders hailed a 15 state strategy meeting as highly successful with about 100 attendees. Stephen Mitchell and Jake Arvey stayed for further talks while Mitchell criticized Eisenhower as military minded and attacked Nixon over funds used for campaign expenses.
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Des Moines
Mns
Jake More
Iowa
Stephen Mitchell
Mitchell
Jake Arvey
Illinois
More
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Nixon
California
Deaths Thomas W Sloup 70 Cedar Rapids Resident
Thomas Wesley Sloup 70 of 903 Belle avenue SW Cedar Rapids died at home Friday at 9 30 a m Born in Czechoslovakia February 25 1882 he came to the United States 52 years ago living in Omaha and Troy Mills before moving to Cedar Rapids Retired from the North Western railroad two years ago Surviving wife Mary five daughters six grandchildren and a sister Services to be held at Janeba funeral home time to be announced later
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Thomas Wesley Sloup
Belle Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Sloup
United States
Omaha
Troy Mills
North Western Railroad
Mary
Elsner Womacka
Mamie Coon
Joseph Andrick
Daniel McCune
Leo Janesovsky
Near Center Point
Ae Ziskuv Dub
Z. C
Janeba
Funeral services for Joseph J. Pavelka
Services for Joseph J. Pavelka of 936 Nineteenth Avenue SW, Sears Roebuck employee, who died Thursday, will be held at St. Patrick's church at 9 am Saturday. Burial follows in Oak Hill cemetery at Belle Plaine. Rosary by Msgr. Lenihan at 7 30 pm Friday at Teahen chapel. friends may call.
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Joseph J. Pavelka
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Sears Roebuck and Company
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Belle Plaine
Lenihan
Teahen Chapel
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Cc. R
Eees
Municipal
Linn County Medical Society
Svete Eeles Wongoay
Hastings
la Crosse
Rise
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Dubuque
Keokuk
Annis J. Sever
Arthur M. Sever
Mildred Farris
Raymond Farris
Jasiel A. Bissell
Gerald F. Bissell
Floyd F. Worm
Mary L. Parker
William Nielson
Mildred J. Freeman
Fred L. Walker
Velma E. Long
Ralph B. Collins
Kathryn M. Collins
Mavis M. Lawrence
Marion T. Lawrence
Lyle Lange
Sixth Street SE
Warren Raser
Howard Bates
Everett Rickey
Hannibal, Mo
Robert Gilmore
Lighth Street
Everett Schilling
Emerald Drive
Robert Heiserman
Third Street
Murriel Stewart
Vernon
Milton Chase
Circle Drive
Norine Nest
Lisbon
Cletus Gassman
D Avenue
H. W Evers
B Avenue NW
Sixth Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Thirtieth Street
Knake
Wildwood Drive
Everett Frimml
Thirty Fifth Street Drive
St. Luke’s
Robert Buresh
Maplewood Drive
Lloyd Rowray
F Avenue NW
Fort Jackson
S. C
Dick Harger
Pfc
Harger
Dean Harger
Urbana
Carl William Lowery
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Center Point
Sdrchett-Murdoch Funeral
Decorah
Charles
Bob” Townsend
Steine Funeral
Arthur Axmear
John E. Lapes
3Rd
Mt. —— Ave
Suan
John
Urner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
John Reynolds
Fred Redies
Waverly
Mr. Redies
Beatrice Wadell
Oakdale
DeVar
John L. Stamp Insurance
St. SE
Adv
Eee Ee
E. J. Glessner
First Avenue
University Hospitals
The
Ranger Girls
YMB
Executive Council of
Young Men’s Bureau
Fairfax
St. Patrick’s
Enzler’s
K.C. Club
316 Grill
Cambridge Grocery
Stallman Feed Store
Polio Insurance
Ray Moore Agency.—Adv
Norine Nost
Seventeenth Street
England
Air Force
John D. Skien
John S. Skien
Twenty-second Street
Skien
Kenwood Gift Shop
Wilbur Carstens
Milner Hotel
Maxie
Robert Caldwell
Roy Swanson
American Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Retired Men’s Bureau
Thursday
Japan
Paul
Anthony Sheridan
Elstree
Anthony
Calcutta
India
Titch
Nye
Minnesota
Commodity Credit Corporation
I.R.E
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Tallahassee
Fla
Berlin Fair
Midwest
Thomas W. Sloup
Pavelka Services
Hubbard
Hubbard Ice & Fuel CO
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