Daily Record items and notices in April 1 1944 issue
The Daily Record lists wartime ration stamps and coupons valid through various dates for meat gas foods sugar and fuel oil plus shoe and airplane stamps. It also records multiple local fines for drunkenness disturbing the peace and overtime parking. Births at St Luke's Mercy hospital are noted, along with marriage licenses and divorce petitions and decrees. Names include Walter Harvey George Wilts Kenneth Kucera William Daywitt Jr Clarence Mccormack Ray Snittjer J L Green Mrs J J Mokrejys Frank Loufek C.S Morrison Frank Friedl Lumir Poboda Marion Overbaugh Stanton Earnest Albertson Ladona Mae Jacobs Lloyd B Millard Floy Ethel King Fern Kiecksee.
Truk Atoll Actions Reported as Pacific War Updates
Admiral Nimitz announced continued Allied air strikes on Truk and nearby targets. Heavy explosions and fires were seen on Dublin while Uman and Moon were also set ablaze. MacArthur’s forces bombed Woleai Europik Rabaul and Bougainville with multiple air and sea assaults. First Cavalry seized Pitulu amid barrage. Bougainville and Hill 260 operations yielded substantial enemy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truk
Chester M Nimitz
Dublin
Uman
Moon
Carolines
MacArthur
Western
Woleai
Guam
Europik
Rabaul
New Britain
First Cavalry
Pitulu
Admiralties
Bougainville
Solomons
One Killed Seven Hurt In Iowa Bus Crash
A Burlington Trailways bus overturned on highway 92 near Atlantic Iowa killing M Claude McConnell age 47 of Cumberland and injuring seven passengers and the driver. State patrol traced the crash to a tire blowout as the bus traveled from Des Moines to Council Bluffs. His two daughters were among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Burlington Trail
Notice of Appointment of Administrator Probate No 17449 Iowa
The undersigned on August 3, 1944 was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Emma McGowaniste of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly to the administrator. Claims must be filed with authentication in the Clerk of the District Court, Linn County Iowa. Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa Administrator Blaerkin and Locher attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosa
Linn
Emma MiGowaniste
Towa
Ionn County
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids, Towa
Blaerkin and Locher Attorneys
King Victor Emanuel Abdication Rumor Circulates in Italy
Reports in Naples suggest King Victor Emanuel may abdicate in favor of Crown Prince Umberto though an official confirmation is lacking. An aide said nothing concrete. Badoglio allies discuss potential inclusion of all parties in a reforming government as the monarchy’s status remains debated amid Allied advance expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Victor Emanuel
Umberto
Italy
Badoglio
Rome
Tevestia
Committee of National Liberation
Christian Democrats
F R Picks Sen Bone for Court
Washington AP reports the Senate quickly confirmed Senator Homer T. Bone to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Bone, a liberal Democrat from Washington, will replace the late Judge Berl Haney, with Gov Langlie to appoint his successor. The party balance shifts to Democrats by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Homer T. Bone
D-Wash
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
McCarran
D-Nev
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bone
Berl E. Haney
Len Schvellenbach
Arthur B. Langlie
Hawaii Court Grants Writ Amid Martial Law Claims
Federal Judge Delbert C Metzger granted a writ of habeas corpus releasing Lloyd Duncan, a Pearl Harbor worker jailed by military authorities. He rejected affidavits from Admiral Chester W Nimitz and Lt Gen Robert C Richardson claiming public safety required suspension of civil writs. Duncan had been sentenced to six months for assaulting marine sentries at the navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Delbert C Metzger
Pearl Harbor
Chester W. Nimitz
Robert C. Richardson
Hawaiian Military Department
Nimitz
Richardson
Lloyd Duncan
Navy Yard
Lawyer at Burlington Jailed for Contempt
Burlington an attorney Herbert Mercer was sentenced by Judge Paul McCord to seven days in jail and a $25 fine for contempt of court after allegedly appearing in district court in an intoxicated condition on March 1. Mercer was jailed immediately and began serving the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington (Ap
Herbert Mercer
Burlington
Friday
Paul McCord
Mercer
Brazil Troops Readied for Europe Departure Parade
Rio de Janeiro crowds cheered as twelve thousand troops from Brazil's first division of the expeditionary force paraded, signaling an imminent departure for European battlefronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1283 by The Gazette Company and issued daily and Sunday from 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It is entered as second class matter June 18 1932 with full leased wire reports from AP UPI and local news. Subscription options include carrier weekly rates and mail editions with varying prices. advertising and distribution handled by Allen Klapp Company and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnzette Company
3Rd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
U. S. Territories
Allen-Klapp Company
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Center Ride
Detroit
Media Records
A.n.p.almureau
Corn Shortage Forces Clinton Corn Refining Plant Closure
NEW YORK AP. The Clinton company plant at Clinton Indiana will close due to corn shortages. It follows other closures this month including the Kansas City Corn-Refining plant and the Hubinger plant at Keokuk. The Corn Industries Research Foundation warned that eight remaining plants will cut schedules or close soon without more corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clinton Company
Clinton
Corn Industries Research Foundation
Kansas City
Corn-Refining Company
Hubinger Company
Keokuk
Clinton Corn Refining Plant Keeps Workers After Curtailed Ops
Clinton AP reports the Clinton company's corn refining plant reduced operations due to exhausted corn stocks. Despite curtailment, employees remain at their posts and production is held, with resumption contingent on receiving additional corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton (Ap
Clinton Company
Conventioned chairman and delegates plan Chicago caucus
The Iowa Republican convention chose a conventioned chairman and Willis B York as assistant. R E Hill was secretary and sergeant at arms. Delegates, 23 elected unanimously, will meet in Chicago June 25 to form committees and select Town's members on resolutions rules credentials and permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis B York
Madrid
R.E. Hill
Chicago
B. B. Hickenlooper
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Hickenlooper
White House
R. E. Hill
State Central Committee
Republican Party of
Iowa
Missing Weapons Sought At Nazi Prisoner Camp
At the German POW camp near Trinidad Colorado three weapons two revolvers and an army carbine remain missing after a guard quarters theft. A site down strike followed the search of the prisoners compound with food withheld ending the protest. Home made liquor and crude knives were found during the sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad, Colo
Trinidad
Lambert B. Cain
Cain
Fighting and drinking fines hit four at city scene
A Parkson tavern altercation led to $25 fines for Walter Harvey and William Daywitt Jr in police court after guilty pleas to drunkenness and peace disturbance. Kenneth Kucera and George Willits also paid $25 fines for peace and disturbing the peace following an 1 am Saturday arrest by Patrolman John Zenisek near Allison hotel. A third man fled as the group, seen shouting with beer bottles on First avenue, ducked into the hotel. Separate police records note a purse and glasses theft at Franklin school noon Friday. Dorothy Wiedersberg of 126 Thirty-seventh street NE owned the purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkson
Second Avenue SE
William Daywitt, Jr
Eleventh Street
Walter Harvey
Fourth Street NW
Harvey
Daywitt
Kenneth Kucera
Fifth Avenue SW
George Willits
First Avenue NW
Willits
Kucera
John Zenisek
Allison Hotel
First Avenue
Zenisek
Rites for Mrs Chase and related obituaries
Rites for Mrs Bertha Chase 73 widow of Clarence J Chase died in 1932 will be at 4 pm Sunday in Beatty Chapel with Rev Cline Halsey and Rev F L Hinshaw officiating Surviving are two daughters three brothers a sister nine grandchildren and a great grandson buried in Cedar Memorial cemetery Marley A Cook and Harley Amasa Cook died within days of each other at ages 69 and 69 respectively both long time Linn county residents with survivors including spouses children and siblings Moon chapel holding calls and funeral announcements to follow Zula Irene Haynes 68 died in Cedar Rapids hospital after brief illness having lived in Minneapolis six years then returning to Cedar Rapids Survivors include husband Sgt R V Haynes a son two sisters three brothers and a brother in law in Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Bertha Chase
Clarence J. Chase
Beatty Chapel
Cline Halsey
F. L. Hinshaw
J. M. Frame
F J. McHugh
Cedar Rapids
Henry Wald
Waterloo
Clarence Wald
Lake Park
W. F. Wald
Marley A. Cook
Harley Amasa Cook
Marion
Linn County
Mary Jane Hunter
Louisa
Marion Presbyterian Church
Jackson G
Nelson H
Robert D
Spring
Otis E. Haynes
Zula
Irene Haynes
Longwood Drive
Minneapolis
Sgt
R. V. Haynes
Army Air Force
Nina Hamblin
Lara Bromwell
James E
Max T
Vincent Bromwell
Center
FBI Arrests Fake Sgt O Leary Linked To 1941 Recruit Scam
Marion L. Taylor, who posed as Sgt Richard O Leary, lured a busload of Eldora training school boys to Fort Des Moines in 1941. He was later jailed in Spencer Iowa, arrested at Lake Park on federal warrants for conditional release violations and larceny. Previously AWOL from Fort Knox and later convicted in Dubuque for impersonating a federal officer, he served time and was released in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Marion L. Taylor
Richard O’leary
Eldora Training School
Fort Des’ Moines
Spencer
C. E. Kuhnel
Iowa
FBI
Lake Park
Kuhnel
Fort Knox
Fort Des Moines
Army
Ipost
O'Leary
Eldora
Syracuse
Kan
Dubuque
Springfield
Washington
Mrs Haynes Rites Scheduled in Turner Chapel
Point, a grandson, Robert Scott Haynes and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Haynes was a member of the Ladies auxiliary of the O.R.C. Services will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 Tuesday in charge of the Rev. George Stauffmacher. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
10 Percent Boost In Invasion Craft Production
Washington AP reports War Production Board Chairman Donald Nelson called for a 10 percent rise in invasion craft production. He spoke after a 90 mile trip aboard a LCI and tours of three amphibious bases in Chesapeake Bay, noting 80,000 units were already being built quickly but crews are growing faster than craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Sicily
Italy
Africa
South Seas
War Production Board
Donald Nelson
Chesapeake Bay
Europe
Asia
City Briefs and Local News From 1943 Town Meeting and Events
Sunday 2:30 p m Townsend club meets in hall 317 F avenue NW. Report on state convention at Des Moines. Public invited. Red Cross report notes Alice school Springville township raised 91 dollars via March 24 auction of fowls quilts. Miss Henrietta Dennis in charge. Dempsy Jones of Cedar Rapids aided as auctioneer. Walker auction planned Tuesday to boost quota. Cub Pack No 5 awards listed Denner stripe Bear badges wolf and lion books and stars to multiple scouts. Oakes sues for 200 dollars with 5 percent interest over collision with truck at Sixth avenue and Second street SW November 11 1943 against Holdcroft Transportation and B F Goodrich company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
F Avenue NW
Des Moines
Red Cross
Alice
Springville Township
Henrietta Dennis
Dempsy Jones
Cedar Rapids
Walker
William E. Oakes
Alvin Bruce Carlos
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Ohio
Holdcroft Transportation Company
Oakes
The
Transportation Company
Carlos
Good Rich Company
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
Colder Weekend Forecast For Cedar Rapids Area
Cedar Rapids and vicinity will see cloudy and colder conditions through tonight and Sunday with temperatures dipping below freezing. Friday highs reached 42 in Cedar Rapids with 34 as the early morning low, while Chambers Inskeep logged 44 at 2 30 p m. Skies were cloudy and rainfall totaled 0 04 inch in Cedar Rapids yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Onawa
Cherokee
Spencer
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Iowa Estate
Notice is given that Mary Catherine Swanson is appointed administratrix of the estate of Claude Earl, late of Linn County, Iowa, deceased. Persons owing money to the estate should pay promptly. those with claims must file them with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Crossman and Bleakicy, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Swanson
Crossman and Bleakicy
Five States Start Mississippi Fish Population Survey
Five states Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and Missouri launch a joint two year study on commercial fish yields water depth and clarity pollution impact and dam effects. Osborne says results will guide conservation plans for 10 to 20 years and involve data from commercial fishermen. The survey begins March 25 at Grafton and runs to Keokuk Iowa with a river houseboat base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Mississippi River
Livingstone E. Osborne
Illinois Conservation Department
Izaak Walton League of America
Osborne
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Grafton
Ill
Ilinois Natural History Survey
Natural History Survey
Keokuk
Chaplin Case to Jury by Tuesday
Hollywood news reports that testimony in Charlie Chaplin's Mann act trial ended as the government rested its case. Final arguments by opposing lawyers are scheduled for Monday, with Judge O'Connor to instruct the jury on law Tuesday morning before deliberations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
New York
Miss Barry
Chaplin
Charles H. Carr
Jerry Giesler
J. F
T. O'Connor
Giesler
O'Connor
Carr
Hartz Wounded in Action Over Europe
Sgt G W Hartz tail gunner on a Flying Fortress was wounded March 21 during action over Europe with injuries to a leg and hand from a 20 mm shell. His bombardier was also wounded and both are in a base hospital. Hartz, from Newhall, recently received the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in bombing missions over Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
G. W. Hartz
Europe
Harvey Hartz
Set
Hartz
Air Medal
New Counsel for FCC Probe Named
Washington attorney John J. Sirica named general counsel for the house committee probing the Federal Communications Commission. Rep Clarence F Lea announced the appointment on Friday as Sirica succeeds Eugene L Garey who resigned amid charges of a whitewash of the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
John J. Sirica
House
Federal Communications Commission
Clarence F. Lea
D-Calif
Sirica
Eugene L. Garey
OPA to Control Onion Prices Amid New Crop Rise
Walter D. Kline acting OPA district director said steps would soon be taken to control prices on the new onion crop. He noted prices reached 25 to 30 cents a pound, well above the 1943 ceiling of seven to 11 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Walter D. Kline
OPA
Kline
Former Woman Mayor of Wyoming Is Dead
Emma Alden, former two term mayor of Wyoming, dies Friday morning. Services set for 1 30 Sunday at the family home. She devoted life to Wyoming and held roles in Hawthorne club and the Methodist church. Surviving sister Harriet and brother Alton G. Alden, both of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Emma Alden
Hawthorne Club
Methodist Church
William H. Alden
Harriet
Alton G. Alden
Men and Women In Service
Kenneth R. Savel promoted to seaman (2/c) after boat training at Farragut Idaho spending leave with his parents Jerry and Savel. Fortner promoted to supply sergeant transferred Camp Maxey Texas to Camp Swift Texas per word to his wife and parents. Jesse Tompkins returned to Thermal air base after emergency furlough for his father-in-law funeral. Horace Snow visiting wife and mother at Cedar Rapids. Richard Chapin transferred to Camp Shelby Mississippi. Ruth Swab sworn into Waves at Des Moines. Major Dueser and son Carl, Jr. visit Cedar Rapids then Urbana Ill. to join Pacific theater duty. he is ex-Gazette photographer. Gerald F. Ard left for Sheppard Field after 15 days with wife and parents. Ronald Prior seaman (2/c) returned to Farragut Idaho after 10 days with family. Robert A. Safely transferred from Camp Abbott Oregon to Camp Beale California. Cecil L. Wixom to North Africa per parents. William V. Hupp returned to Camp Crowder Missouri after furlough in Cedar Rapids. wife remains in Cedar Rapids. Capt. Frank W. Schoelbie on 15-day leave with wife and parents. pilot flew B-24s and B-25s. Dick Anderson to Chicago then New London Conn for submarine engineering school after duty in Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Fortner
Camp Maxey
Texas
Camp Swift
Roy A. Fortner
Mt Vernon Avenue
Jesse Tompkins
Thermal
Calif
Sixth Street
Pfe
Richard Chapin
Fort McKinley
Maine
Camp Shelby
Miss
Jesse F. Chapin
Avenue
Ruth E. Swab
R. M. Swab
Thirty-first Street
Century Engineering Corporation
Des Moines
Carl J. Dueser
Carl, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Major Dueser
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Davenport
Urbana
Ill
Chicago
Pacific Theater of War
The
Gazette
Gerald F. Ard
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Murphy Ard
Eighteenth Street
Buckley Field
Denver
Colo
Ronald Prior
Seaman
Farragut
Idaho
Ninth Avenue
Robert A. Safely
Camp Abbott
Ore
Camp Beale
Clara Safely
First Street
Cecil L. Wixom
North Africa
Jeffrey Wixom
Thirtieth Street
William V. Hupp
W. F. Hupp
Eighth Street
Camp Crowder
J Hupp
C Avenue NW
William W Hupp
Frank W. Schoelbie
Twenty-fourth Street
Edward P. Scheible
Nineteenth Street
Scheible
Air Corps
Dick” Anderson
New London
Conn
J. B. Anderson
Second Avenue
Anderson
United States
Southwest Pacific
Japs Intensify Threat Near Imphal India
NEW DELHI The Japanese have expanded their threat to Imphal with main forces on an arc about 22 miles away and a patrol within a dozen miles of the city. Allied headquarters noted fierce air strikes helped stabilize the area as heavy fighting raged to guard the eastern approaches to Kohima and the Manipur road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Imphal
Burma
Imphall
Kohima
Manipur
Wyoming Woman Heads Jones County Auxiliary
Mrs. Harry Lindsey of Wyoming was elected president of the Jones county American Legion auxiliary at the annual spring conference in the courthouse community room. Mrs. Raymond James of Olin was elected vice president and Mrs. Nial Paul of Wyoming, secretary treasurer. Second district committeewoman from Clinton, Mrs. Helen Higbee, spoke, with retiring president Bernice Hanwardson and others including Christina Petersen, Fred Switzer, J. H. Lambert, Lee Sanner, Oscar Story, Grace Stuhr and more listed from Oxford Junction and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Harry Lindsey
Wyoming
Jones County
Fred Switzer
Olin
J. H. Lambert
Monticello
Lee Sanner
Oscar Story
Fred Wosoba
Grace Stuhr
Oxford Junction
Postwar Aviation Talks Open With Three Powers
Washington UPI Special envoys will start exploratory talks with Great Britain and Soviet Russia on postwar international aviation issues. Meetings with other nations will follow to unite United Nations by year end. Discussions include London talks led by Adolph Berle Jr. and Edward Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
State Department
China
Netherlands
New Zealand
Australia
United Nations
Canada
London
Adolph Berle, Jr
Roosevelt
Inter - Departmental
Committee On Aviation
Edward Warner
Civil Aeronautics Card
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Cordell Hull
L Welch Pogue
CAB
Air W. A
Air W. A. M. Burden Representing the U. S
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Congress
U. S
Jurors Ordered to Report for Monday Session in Waukón
Twenty more trial jurors are instructed to report to Judge M. M. Cooney in district court on Monday in Waukón as the court prepares for ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
M. M. Cooneylin
Proposal to Exempt Children's Income From Taxation
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a plan to exempt dependent income from taxation unless it exceeds 500 dollars. If enacted, small earnings by children would not count toward parents' tax liability, expanding the definition of dependents and removing age limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Ways and Means Group
Farmer Apparently Frozen to Death
Decorah reports Emmet Gallagher a 32 year old Bluffton township farmer was found dead Friday morning in a field near his home by his brother James. Coroner Iverson ruled he apparently froze to death no inquest. Survived by his mother Elsie and twelve siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah, Jr
Emmet Gallagher
James
Emmet
O. R. Iverson
Bluffton Township
Gallagher
Elsie Gallagher
New Officers Named By T. B. Association
DES MOINES AP Dr J C Painter of Dubuque was elected president of the Town Tuberculosis association at its closing session. Other officers include Mrs M L Sears Sioux City first vice president G A Mote Marshalltown second vice president Mrs C L Gord Davenport secretary Edwin F Buckley Des Moines treasurer Dr Ralph Lovelady Sidney E A Noren Mason City Peter W Janss Des Moines Mrs Fred Letsch Waterloo and Dr F H Hennessy Calmar as directors. A report on the 1943 Christmas seal sale showed a gross of 27931030, up 42 percent from 1942. Leading counties were Linn Polk and Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. C. Painter
Dubuque
Town Tuberculosis Association
M. L. Sears
Sioux City
G .A. Mote
Marshalltown
C L. Gord
Davenport
Edwin F. Buckley
Ralph Lovelady
Sidney
E. A. Noren
Mason City
Peter W. Janss
Fred Letsch
Waterloo
F. H. Hennessy
Calmar
Linn
Polk
Scott
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Daily Record
Fourth Street
George Wilts
Clarence McCormack
Hi-way Hotel
Ray Snittjer
Wellsburg
J L. Green
Hazel Drive
J J Mokrejys
B Avenue
Frank Loufek
Oakland Avenue
C.S Morrison
D Avenue
Frank Friedl
Twenty-first Street
St. Luke’s
Donald Overbaugh
Mechanicsville
the Gazette
Lumir Poboda
St. Luke's Hospital
Mercy
William Broz
Third Avenue SE
Som
Stanton Earnest Albertson
Ladona Mae Jacobs
Sylva A. Millard
Lloyd B. Millard
Floy
Ethel King
Roy
Pitcher King
Fern Kiecksee
H. D. Kiecksee
Gianpard
Victor
F. R
Sen. Bone
Gayette
Clinton Plant
Fred Gilbert
State Center
Arthur H. Jacobson
State Young Republicans Organization
Martha McClure
Pleasant
Helen I Mitchell
Mary McFarlin
Montezuma
Robert E Killmar
Osceola
R. J. Phelps
Iowa City
Lucile Freybler
Muscatine
Hick
Germany
War Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sgt. O'Leary
City Briefs
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Denner
Carlton Zacheis
Bruce Platner
Jack Willard
Darwin Bear
Billy Steadman
Dick Hardestry
Dick Hardesty
Bruce Spivey
H. Hauskins
Grant Woodson
Bruce Pflughaupt
Ronnie Wolf
Bob Smith
State of
Claude Earl
Jowea
FCC
Kenneth R. Savel
Jerry 2. Savel
Maplewood Drive
Horace Snow
Camn
India
Farmer
T. B. Association
Wott Montrose
JOWA
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