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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
4
Cops nab three youths ages 14 13 and 9 after a service station on Mt. Vernon Road report shows $80 taken from a cigarette machine during a busy period. The boys were arrested by juvenile authorities following interrogation.
Robert Agnew of 800 Second Avenue filed a police complaint after leaving a billfold on a blanket near Bever Park pool last week. He described the wallet as a large Cedar Rapids man’s billfold containing identification and about 5 dollars. It disappeared when he returned.
Ida Kniffin of Padzensky's Auto Mart says she took mail home to mail in morning. Someone entered her car at night and stole about sixty envelopes. Nine pieces remain missing while the rest, containing statements and billing, were recovered by a night watchman near Penick and Ford Co. Police note the thieves would have been disappointed by the envelopes' contents.
Police continue investigation into a weekend burglary at a Martin Oil Company station at 201 Eighth Avenue. Thief forced entry by breaking a rear window, stealing 16 cartons of cigarettes and $41.55 in half dollars from the station. Investigating officers name VettS.
Police report a theft at First Christian Church 840 Third Ave SE last week. Officials say about $40 was taken from a petty cash fund in a bank bag stored in a metal box within the building.
A complaint alleges a car parked in the 800 block of Sixth Avenue Southeast was stripped last week. Robert Bell of 365 Fifth Street Southeast reported to Cedar Rapids police that the vehicle, valued at $16.00, was damaged while he was at work and he returned to find it vandalized.
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