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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1948

Page

12

Des Moines Polio Case Claims 14YearOld Victim

A Des Moines area polio death is reported for Ronald Brandhorst, 14, of Manning who died at Blank Memorial hospital. His 12 year old brother Dale was admitted with polio as new cases include James Leuck, 15, Rockwell City. Dennis Williams, 2. James Stradley, 3, Des Moines. Gary Dencklau, 4, Des Moines, admitted at Iowa Lutheran. Mrs Pauline Dally, 25, Story City, treated at Broadlawns.

Des Moines Ronald Brandhorst Manning Blank Memorial Hospital Ronald Dale Blank Hospital James Leuck Rockwell City Dennis Williams James Stradley Iowa Lutheran Hospital Gary Dencklau Broadlawns Hospital Pauline Dally Story City

Polio Cases Rise at University Hospital

Special to The Gazette reports three new polio admissions at University Hospital in Iowa City. The patients are Phyllis Anderman aged 2 from Arlington, Gilbert Rausch aged 31 from Clarinda, and Karen Powell aged 7 from Fort Madison. Four polio patients were released on Tuesday, bringing the total treated to 12.

Iowa City University Hospital Phyllis Anderman Arlington Gilbert Rausch Clarinda Karen Powell Ft. Madison

Nurses arrive in Sioux City to bolster polio relief effort

Two Red Cross nurses arrived Tuesday night with another expected Wednesday as polio staffs expand in Sioux City. Three more nurses are due in the next days. Rachael Moore and Emily Easom reported for duty at St. Joseph Mercy and St. Vincent hospitals where 51 patients are under isolation.

Sioux City Red Cross St. Louis Rachael Moore Emily Easom St. Joseph Mercy St. Vincent

Polio patients rise at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs

Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs reported two more polio cases on Wednesday, increasing southwest Iowa's season total to 209.

Council Bluffs Mercy Hospital Iowa

Polio Quarantine Hits Hartke Family in Cedar Falls

In Cedar Falls the Fred Hartke home is quarantined after four children fall ill with polio. The patients are Frank 3 Dorene 14 Betty 17 and Fred Jr 16 under care as officials report the outbreak.

Cedar Falls Fred Hartke Hartke Frank Dorene Betty Fred, Jr

Calmar Honors Its Oldest Resident at 90th Birthday

Calmar resident Joseph Schneberger celebrated his 90th birthday on Tuesday, marking a milestone for the town's longtime figure. Neighbors and family joined the event, reflecting on his years in Calmar.

Calmar Joseph Schneberger

Juicy Jewel Aisle Sale From Owen Nursery

Advert shows Owen Nursery offering blues pinks and whites six month old budded plants by mail with cash on delivery and postage. Special 3 for 1 dollar 6 for 1.90 and a free Sacred Chinese Lily bulb on orders of 1.90 or more. Full refund if not delighted. Clip this.

C.O.D Owen Nursery Dept Bloomington Ill

Switzer Seeks 50 Percent Income Tax Cut

Democratic candidate Carroll A. Switzer told a Sioux City rally that Iowa’s treasury, flush with a surplus over 110 million dollars, supports cutting the state income tax to half. He attacked rival William S. Beardsley for backing 100 percent taxation and then adopting a similar stance.

Sioux City Carroll A. Switzer Switzer William S. Beardsley

Elmer C Forest Dies Rites Friday Morning

MT VERNON Elmer C Forest 81 died at 1130 p.m. Tuesday at his home near Mt Vernon after six weeks critical illness. A breeder of pure bred hogs cattle and horses he moved to near Mt Vernon in 1915 from Miles. Survived by wife three sons Charles R Sycamore IL Dwight D Clinton Edward C Mt Vernon three daughters Ida Humphries Fairbanks Alaska Ruth Rouse Washington DC Frances Frymeyer Wilton Junction 14 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral at 1030 a.m. Friday Johnston Morgan funeral home and 2 p.m. at Miles Methodist church. Burial Miles.

MT. Vernon Elmer C. Forest Mr. Forest Miles Charles R Sycamore Dwight D Clinton Edward C Ida Humphries Fairbanks Alaska Ruth Rouse Washington, D. C Frances Frymeyer Wilton Junction Johnston-Morgan Funeral Methodist Church

Fifty Men Pledged at Cornell College Initiation

Fifty men students at Cornell college are pledged into campus social groups this week. The list announced by Dean Albion Roy King includes numerous attendees from Illinois Iowa and New York with names across ATA and Delts chapters.

MT. Vernon Cornell College Albion Roy King Ata’s Forrest Baker Tipton Jerry Clock Freeport Ill Arnie Forbes Pocahontas John Kratz Hampton Arthur Kreitzer Batavia Fritz Ludeking Waukon Robert Parrott Wheaton Alan Riedesel Mono Manchester Richard Willis Marengo William Witte Skokie John Wright James Zach Knoxville Don Sones Des Moines James Boylan Charles City Ben Chatman Osage Robert Drape Waverly Richard Freeman Mundelein Baxter Freese Clarence Peter Guggenheimer Jackson Heights Long Island N. Y Selby Haupert Free

Cago and Local Figures in Mount Vernon Area

Notable names listed include Dick Koch from Cago, Kent Lange from Waterloo, and Walter Romanowski of Chicago alongside Mt. Vernon resident Kent Lange and others.

Cago Dick Koch Mt. Vernon Kent Lange Waterloo Walter Romanowski Chicago

Yellow Paint Daubed On Workers Autos

Police investigated yellow paint daubing on four Swan Engineering Company autos in Bettendorf where a 17 week strike is underway. Car owners had crossed picket lines at the plant.

Davenport INS Swan Engineering Company Bettendorf

Nearly One Million Vehicles Registered in Iowa

AP Des Moines reports a record 993,515 vehicles licensed in Iowa for the nine months ending August 31, surpassing last year’s full-year total of 951,926. Revenue for the period hit 17,260,021 dollars, with autos and trucks contributing 8,363,527 and 5,663,350 respectively last year and 9,888,851 and 6,313,255 in the nine months this year.

DES Moines Iowa

Company Maintains Open Shop with Largely Nonunion Workforce

The company operates an open shop and does not maintain a closed shop policy, with most workers employed on a nonunion basis. This labor structure suggests limited union presence and potential implications for collective bargaining dynamics.

Beardsley Bids For Woman Vote

Beardsley, Republican candidate for governor, tells Seventh district Republican women in Atlantic that women in politics drove social legislation and public health focus. He credits mothers of Iowa with backing educators and school improvement efforts.

Atlantic William S. Beardsley Beardsley Iowa

Waterloo Hospital To Share in Heath Estate

In Waterloo Iowa the Allen Memorial Hospital Foundation will receive a bequest from the estate of John E S Heath a wealthy South Pasadena ranch owner Heath died September eleventh at seventy eight Attorneys say the estate is worth at least two million dollars after certain bequests the remainder will be divided equally between the Waterloo Foundation and the Allen Memorial Foundation of California Heaths wife died December second leaving him five sixes of a fortune inherited from her father J B Allen a Waterloo banker who prospered in California real estate

Los Angeles Allen Memorial Hospital Foundation Waterloo John E. S. Heath South Pasadena Heath Waterloo Foundation Allen Memorial Foundation of California J. B. Allen Allen

Read the Roper Poll In The Gazette on Thursday

The Gazette previews a Thursday feature on the Roper poll, outlining survey questions and expected readership impact. Data focus and potential implications for local politics and public opinion are summarized with emphasis on key figures and institutions involved.

Roper the Gazette

Rites for Pvt Gibbs Held in Manchester Friday

Services for Pfc. John H. Gibbs 29 will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Shelly funeral home Manchester. Burial will be in Union cemetery six miles north. Survived by father John H. Gibbs and five sisters and three brothers including Robert and Lain Gibbs. Body arrives Thursday.

Manchester Shelly Funeral Home John H. Gibbs Philip Pines Union Cemetery Pvt. Gibbs Robert Lain Gibbs

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