Weather and notices in the Daily Record April 1 1946
The issue lists weather forecasts for Bismarck Miami Chicago Minneapolis Denver New York Los Angeles and Sioux City with temperatures and precipitation. Iowa Agricultural Forecast calls for fair and warm weather through Wednesday. Afternoon and evening civic items include divorce petitions marriage licenses police theft reports and numerous court fines for intoxication reckless driving improper passing registration and disturbing the peace. Births are noted at St Luke's Mercy St Louis and Los Angeles. Names include Betty Johnson Carroll Johnson John Nassif Janet Nassif Milton Dimond Elsie Daniell Lewis O'Reagan Leah Van Duine Noel Jamison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Anges
Sioux City
Multiple City Traffic Fines Listed in Local Court
A list of traffic violations items several individuals faced in city court. Names include Richard McLaughlin Roger White George Nordstrom Sam Pinsky Robert Rennekamp James Reed R G Vernon F W Simon Electric Machine Co Billy Sasek R C Zehms William Murray Glenis Hopkins and J M Afterbaugh with fines ranging from 1 to 25 dollars plus costs for offenses such as failure to control leaving scene of accident parking in prohibited zones and double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McLaughlin
Tenth Street NW
Roger White
George Nordstrom
Sam Pinsky
Fifth Avenue
Robert Rennekamp
Eighteenth Street
James Reed
K Avenue NW
R. G. Vernon
Marion
F. W. Simon
Pullman Hotel
Electric Machine Company
Third Street
Billy Sasek
N Street
Courthouse hears first evidence in Williams manslaughter case
Assistant County Attorney David Elderkin presented the first evidence to a seven man grand jury on the Williams manslaughter case. Seventeen witnesses were subpoenaed with testimony set through Wednesday noon, and a Thursday report of findings is anticipated. A second case targets John W. Montgomery for alleged slugging of B. B. Kerby, with Kerby listed in fair condition Monday. The grand jury was impaneled by Judge Floyd Philbrick, who advised the panel on duties. Three federal tax liens were filed in County Recorder Dempsy Jones’s office against Orville M. Hepner, Marvin G. Levien, and Orville J. Joyce for delinquent income taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wesley Williams
David Elderkin
Williams
John W. Montgomery
B. B. Kerby
F ‘Avenue NW
Kerby
Floyd Philbrick
District Court
Dempsy Jones
Orville M. Hepner
Mt. Vernon Road
Marvin G. Levien
Springville
Marjorie B. Levien
Orville J. Joyce
Eighth Avenue SE
Chiang Declares Sino Russian Cooperation for World Peace
CHUNGKING CHINA December 9 Chiang Kai shek declared cooperation between China and Russia a basic principle of peace in the Far East and the world and pledged China's faithfulness to the Sino Russian treaty.
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Chungking
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Russia
Far East
Irregularities in Navy Reported in Hawaii
A five month Navy inquiry in the 14th naval district uncovers gambling, embezzlement, and black market activity described as the most sordid chapter of wartime Navy history. The probe links meat and butter misappropriation to larger schemes including private housing, potato sales, and illicit resale to Honolulu eateries.
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Honolulu
14Th Naval District
Navy
Cer
Advertiser
Pearl Harbor
24 Japanese Subs Scuttled in Deep Six Operation
Aboard the U S S Goodrich off Sasebo Japan, 24 of Japan s remaining submarines including the one that sank the Indian apolis were sunk Monday in the Allied Road's End plan. Under Vice Admiral Robert M Griffin the subs were destroyed by demolition charges or shell fire from the Goodrich and Larson. The Deep Six site is 150 fathoms deep, making salvage impossible.
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U.S.S
Larson
Japanese Women Move Into Politics in Japan
Tokyo AP reports Japanese women are increasingly engaging in politics ahead of the April 10 election. Lt. Ethel Weed of Allied headquarters notes women from diverse backgrounds are attending suffrage meetings, discussing equal pay, food issues, and political participation. Kyodo cites 83 women running for the diet, ages 26 to 66, including teachers, housewives, and professionals. Organizing worries persist, but women see collective action as influence on government.
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Tokyo
Wac
Ethel Weed
Cleveland
Weed
Allied Headquarters
America
United States
Congress
Kyodo News Agency
Roundup of Nazis Only Beginning
FRANKFURT Germany AP American intelligence officers said Nazi subversive movements remain active against the Allies in Germany and Sundays roundup of nearly 1 000 Hitler Youth conspirators was only the beginning. Counter espionage agents are working around the clock to crush Nazi resistance remnants from the Arthur Axmann group. No casualties were reported among the 7 000 Allied troops and agents involved in Sunday raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Arthur Axmann
Farmers Strike Fails to Materialize in EDGAR Nebraska
The American Farmers Vigilante Committee failed to spark a farm strike in EDGAR Nebraska. President W Hubert Johnson said there is no farm strike currently and noted the government may influence future actions. The group had urged withholding seeding on March 11 with a deadline of April 1.
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EDGAR
Neb
American Farmers Vigilante Committee
W. Hubert Johnson
AFVC
Johnson
Benesh a Cedar Rapids police chief long serving
Benesh recalls early squad cars a 1928 Whip and a 1927 Chevrolet and notes his 131 vote victory for police chief in 1936. He led public safety duties, built the police station, and oversaw police fire and building departments while staying in Cedar Rapids. He plans to stay in the city and ponders a possible book.
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Benesh
Dan Kruidenier
Ray Tapper
Kruidenier
Bob Vlach
Vlach
Jim Bailey
Tom Condon
Police Department
Rotary Club Names Seven New Directors
Seven men were elected to the Cedar Rapids Rotary club board of directors on Monday noon. Those named include Fred H. Kegler Durk D Killen Hubert A Offringa Schimberg and James Nixon Spangler. Officers will be elected at a later board meeting this week. Musical numbers by Coe College music department members highlighted the luncheon program.
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Cedar Rapids Rotary Club
Kegler
Fred H
Killen
Durk D
Offringa
Hubert A. Schimberg
James Nixon Spangler
Coe College Music Department
Rose Hansen Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Rose Hansen secretary of the Collins Radio company who died Friday will be conducted in the Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Tuesday by the Rev David I Berger Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel
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Rose Hansen
Collins Radio Company
Turner Chapel
David I. Berger
Cedar Memorial Park
Deaths of Mrs George H Lowe of Cedar Rapids
Mrs George H Lowe 47 died at Kahler hospital Rochester Minn at 9 30 a m Sunday She lived in Cedar Rapids 18 years born Pauline Larson Nov 9 1898 Slayton Minn Survived by husband three daughters Andrean student at University of Iowa Janis at home son George Cedar Rapids three sisters and a brother Funeral at First Lutheran church 2 p m Wednesday Rev Paul Luther Miller burial Cedar Memorial park Call Turner chapel until noon Wednesday
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George H. Lowe
Blake Boulevard
Kahler Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Pauline Larson
Slayton
C. L. Freeman
Andrean
University of Iowa
Janis
George
Celia Larson
Hervida Domas
San Luis Obispo
Calif
A. M. Tyler
Long Beach
B. A. Larson
Northfield
Lowe
First Lutheran Church
King’s Daughters
St. Olaf College
Harry K. Grout
Order of Railway Conductors
Janesville
Wis
Jean
Donald Grout
Manila
George H. Laws
Forest Hills
Long Island
T. E. Waterman
Millbrook
N. Y
Roy Reed Dies at 47 Last Rites Tuesday
Roy Reed 47 of 617 A avenue NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday in a local hospital after a long illness. Born January 4, 1899 in Sewell In he moved to Cedar Rapids from North English in 1921. He married Opal Campbell October 18 1938 and worked at Leibsohn Furniture. He belonged to the North English Methodist church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving are his wife his mother Mrs J W Harris two brothers Harry and Glenn three sisters Mrs Lewis Miller Mrs Roy Harris and Mrs Laverne Butler of North English. Ducted in Moon chapel at 10 p.m Tuesday and in North English Methodist church at 3:30 Tuesday. Burial in North English cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Roy Reed
Sewell
Cedar Rapids
North English
Opal Campbell
Leibsohn Furniture Company
Order of Eagles
J. W. Harris
Harry
Glenn
Lewis Miller
Roy Harris
Laverne Butler
Moon Chapel
Rodney C. Gould
Glenn Parrott
Last Rites Tuesday for Charles R. Sutherland
Funeral services for Charles R. Sutherland former Cedar Rapids attorney who died Friday night in Winnetka Illinois will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery graveside at 1 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev. George W. Bryant. Sutherland 70 was a counsel for the Milwaukee railroad. The body will be brought to Turner chapel for calling Tuesday until noon.
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Charles R. Sutherland
Cedar Rapids
Winnetka, Ill
Oak Hill Cemetery
George W. Bryant
Sutherland
Milwaukee Railroad
Turner Chapel
Grout rites held in Turner chapel for Mrs Peters
E A Peters of Salt Lake City Utah and Mrs Grout were members of Westminster Presbyterian church. Funeral conducted in Turner chapel at 4 p.m. Wednesday by Rev George W Bryant. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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E A. Peters
Salt Lake City
Utah
Benjamin F Hamblin dies after long illness at 69
Benjamin F Hamblin 69 of 617 Seventeenth street SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 12 45 a m Sunday after a long illness He was a shipping clerk for Williams and Hunting for 37 years retiring in 1939 Born October 27 1876 in Manchester married Nina Bromwell in 1967 and had lived in Cedar Rapids 44 years Surviving are his wife two daughters Maurine Hamblin music instructor at McKinley High School and Mrs Harold A Wendorf Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel at 11 a m Tuesday with the Rev I E Lickt letter in charge Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may
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Benjamin F. Hamblin
Seventeenth Street
Williams and Hunting Company
Manchester
Nina Bromwell
Cedar Rapids
Maurine Hamblin
McKinley High School
Harold A
Mrs Joe Rajtora 68 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Mrs Joe F Rajtora aged 68 of 806 Eighth street SE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a short illness Born in Chicago on Sept 12 1877 she lived in Cedar Rapids 24 years Survived by husband two foster sons Arthur and Harold Rajtora Cedar Rapids four sons Arnold Podzimek Chicago William Podzimek Cedar Rapids Otto and Woodrow Rastora Cedar Rapids Services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Barta Hesser chapel
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Joe F. Rajtora
Eighth Street SE
Chicago
Rajtora
Cedar Rapids
Arthur
Harold Rajtora
Arnold Podzimek
William Podzimek
Otto
Woodrow Rastora
Barta-Hesser
Beeken, 86, Cedar Rapids Man Dies After Long Illness
Thomas Beeken, 86, a Cedar Rapids resident for 50 years, died in a local nursing home at 6:23 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. Born August 30, 1859, in Beloit, Wisconsin, he worked in Rock Island railroad shops before retiring. He was a Methodist, with funeral at Moon Chapel Tuesday at 11 a.m. Rev. Merton Green will officiate. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Thomas Beeken
Cedar Rapids
Beloit
Wis
Rock Island
Methodist Church
Moon Chapel
Merton Green
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral Rites for Jerome M Mulherin in Lisbon
Funeral services for Jerome M Mulherin 58 of Lisbon will be held at St Joseph church Lisbon at 10 am Tuesday with Rev Father Goodman reciting the Rosary at 8 pm Monday at Brady mortuary He died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital Friends may call at the mortuary Chris Skaar former Cedar Rapids carpenter died of a heart attack Sunday in Bremerton Wash per telegram from his wife to S W Spencer 510 Thirty second Street NE The Skaars moved to the West coast about five years ago
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Jerome M. Mulherin
Lisbon
St. Joseph's Church
Father Goodman
Brady Mortuary
Mulherin
Cedar Rapids
Chris Skaar
Bremerton, Wash
S. W. Spencer
Thirty-second Street
Skaars
West Coast
J W Thompson 62 Died at Rochester Minnesota Hospital
J W Thompson aged 62 of 1743 Sixth Avenue SE died Monday morning at a Rochester Minnesota hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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J. W. Thompson
Sixth Avenue SE
Rochester, Minn
Looters Tear Up American Planes at Clark Field
At Clark Field in the Philippines a vast row of American warplanes from Mustangs to Liberators lies exposed to weather and looters. Rapid demobilization left few guards, so scavengers remove gunners bubbles, loot radios and transmitters, and strip tires engines and other gear from planes and nearby military equipment.
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Clark Field
Philippines
United States
Manila
Traffic Death Under Inquest In Charles City
An inquest into the death of Dan Green less 78 was planned after he was struck by a car Saturday night in Charles City. Coroner Carl Hauser said the driver was Mrs. James McHenry.
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Charles City
Dan Greenless
Carl Hauser
James McHenry
Weather Forecast Notes Warm Trend Ahead
The weatherboy reports a warm trend with spring turning toward summer though not official yet. Readings ranged from 58 at midnight to 70 at 9 am with a 69 degree high on Sunday and 65 at 7 pm, while rain did not arrive as predicted.
Republicans Call for State Dept Reform and Loyal Civil Service
A Republican policy subcommittee released a resolution criticizing the administration’s foreign policy and urging a reorganization of the State Department with hires loyal to the United States. It cites Iraq not Iran and argues for stronger support of Poland, while warning against lip service to the UN and Inter-American bodies. Herbert Brownell Jr says Truman is the weakest president since Pierce, and urges mobilizing Negro voters in 13 states. Valores Washington named executive assistant to campaign director. 1946 party budget set at 1,925,000 with about 1,000,000 by the national committee.
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Washington
Republican Party
United Nations
inter-American
State Department
Poland
Iran
National Committee
Herbert Brownell Key
Truman
Pierce
Brownell
Pennsylvania
Iinois
New York
Kentucky
Maryland
Ohio
California
Michigan
New Jersey
Missouri
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
United States
Democratic Party
Valores Washington
Illinois
James S. Kemper
Chicago
House
Senate
Kemper
Ammunition Barge Drifts Off Florida Coast
The coast guard said a barge carrying 134 tons of bombs and depth charges broke loose from its tug and drifted in high seas about 40 miles east of Fort Pierce. A warning was broadcast to ships to stay alert as the ammunition was being taken out to sea to be dumped.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Fort Pierce
Landis Named To Head Civil Aeronautics Unit
Washington AP Truman selects James M. Landis as chairman of the Civil Aeronautics board effective June 8 He is dean of Harvard Law School former director of the Office of Civilian Defense and former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission He will replace L Welch Pogue who plans to resign
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Washington
Truman
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Landis
Harvard Law School
Office of Civilian Defense
Securities and Exchange Commission
L. Welch Pogue
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Janette H. Nassif
Police Theft Report
Noel Jamison
Mr Vernon
Milton Dimond
Elsie Daniell
Lewis M. O’reagan
Leah J. van Duine
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Cigaret
Ellis Boulevard
B. F. Marquardt
Twentieth Avenue
Sixth Street
Glen Havlicek
Justice Court
Bryan Moore
Sigourney
Thomas C. Reed
B Avenue NW
Joseph F. Ryan
Twenty-third Street Drive
Donald C. Millburn
Howard R. Churchill
Melvin M. Bender
First Avenue E
Woodie Abodeely
Seventh Avenue SE
James W. Thompson
Gilbert L. Buenker
Second Avenue
Francis J. Nolan
Wall Brothers Lumber Camp
John Tone
Narva Hotel
Elmer Bechka
Twelfth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s
Dale Patton
Ryan
Phillip Wright
B Avenue NE
Richard E. Scherling
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
George Shireman
Fay Howell
C Avenue NE
Jack Wagner
Oakland Avenue
Mercy
Douglas Cornish
Fourth Avenue
Cecil Roff
G Avenue
John Robinson
Sixteenth Street
Godfrey Votroubek
Vernon
St. Louis
Kazemias Lionas
Twenty-first Avenue
Fred Leaf
Anamosa
Grand Hotel
C. A. Sponar
Sylvia Avenue
Roger C. White
Fairfax
James White
Allison Hotel
James R. McDonald
Twenty-fourth Street
Lapes
Florist
Third Avenue SE
Associated Press
Lena Pearl Lindsey
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
R. C. Zehms
William Murray
Atkins
Glenis Hopkins
Fifth Avenue SE
J. M. Afterbaugh
Center Point Road
Hawaii
Frank Benesh
Grande Avenue
Wesley L. Benesh
Fifth Street
Gazette
Police
Rotary Club
John Acet Sna
H. K. Grout
J. F. Rajtora
Claxton College
PHCY
Ist Ave. SE
Creswell Pharmacy
Ast Ave
Podzimek Pharmacy
1St Ave
Fisher Drug CO
3Rd Ave. SW
Schillig Pharmacy
1St Street
Edwin L. Sibert
Republican Group
Florida
Civil Aeronautics Unit
Thomas J. Brady
DUCO
Karr Auto
Twenty-Ninth Street
Arthur School
Marine Lines
H. C. Burleson Insurance
Merchants National Bank
Beatrice Janebs
Cornelius Tuecke
Janeba Home
J Street
Cedar Rapids Sqn
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