Daily Record Weather and Notices for April 2 1946
No precipitation reported for listed cities. Weather outlook fair Wednesday, cooler Thursday with scattered showers. Temperature range: Wednesday high 65, low 40. Thursday high 58. Marriage license: William C. Cones and Louise Leonard, Cedar Rapids. Assault and Battery: Reginald Slattery fined $25 and costs. Police reports cover thefts, reckless driving, arterial highway offenses, and overtimes parking. Also births: Palumbo and Eby families announce daughters.
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Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Ten become American citizens in Cedar Rapids ceremony
Ten applicants renounced native citizenship to become United States citizens before Federal Judge Henry N Graven. Among them Fadel H Audeh, an Arabian from Palestine who fought in Europe earning a bronze star, shared his joy at finally being American. Others listed include Ferdinand Lindahl, Henrietta Bartusch, Helen Meggers, Alfred Berger, Benjamin Spence, Ida Gille ney, Joseph Fuchs, and Inger Jensen with their varied origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N.graven
Fadel H. Audeh
Palestine
Marion
Ida Rosara Gilleney
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Fuchs
Vinton
Inger Jensen
West Branch
Local births noted for April first in multiple families
Lavern Lukhart at 1707 Washington avenue SE is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Earl Hoffman of Palo a son born April 1. Mr and Mrs George Haddy of 400 F avenue NW report a son born April 1. Mr and Mrs Oliver Cox of 910 Seventh avenue SE announce a daughter born April 1.
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Mercy
Sam Palumbo
Bever Avenue
Thomas Eby
First Street
St. Luke’s
Lavern Lukhart
Washington Avenue SE
Earl Hoffman
Palo
George Haddy
F Avenue NW
Oliver Cox
Seventh Avenue SE
Pacific tsunami reports and Hawaiian relief efforts
Seismic waves triggered widespread alarms across the Pacific. Pearl Harbor reported no navy losses or major damage, with minor injuries among personnel. A 100-foot wave swept Scotch Cap lighthouse at Unimak, Alaska, killing about 10 people, while Dutch Harbor sustained minor damage. Santa Cruz saw one man swept to sea. In Peru, a 100-foot surge hit Iquique, causing panic but no casualties. Honolulu mobilized disaster relief for 3,000 homeless, with ships remaining at Pearl Harbor and rescue planes deployed for four men missing near Ilo.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Scotch Cap
Aleutian
Unimak
Dutch Harbor
Coast Guard
Pacific Northwest States
Santa Cruz
Calif
Marshall Islands
Iquire
Cavancha
Peninsula
Tokyo
East Island
French Frigate Shoal
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Hawaiian
Army
Waikiki Beach
Naval
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Aiut
Pacific
Ilo
Cedar Rapids school district faces bus costs and staffing changes
The Cedar Rapids independent school district plans to add transportation for 60 students in annexed territory, with annual bus costs around 1800 dollars and potential state reimbursement. The board retired several staff, hired new teachers for 1946-47, purchased bleachers and equipment, and sought bids for acoustical work as commmunity projects continued.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson
Johnson School
Wheatland Company
Midland Sales Company
Franklin — School
Mrs Bong Consents To Be Rodeo Queen
Hollywood dispatch reports Mrs Richard Bong widow of the nation's top air ace consented Tuesday to be queen of the Hollywood rodeo on Sunday in support of Lt Dick Ryan sponsor of the event.
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Mrs. Bong
Hollywood
Richard Bong
Bong
Dick Ryan
Deaths R C Karlan Dies Of Heart Attack
Ralph Conrad Karlan 53 vice president of Parlor Furniture Manufacturing died of a heart attack at his home 508 Twenty sixth street SE at 1 15 pm Monday He had worked with his father 35 years Born in Clinton July 31 1892 he lived in Cedar Rapids over 50 years Survived by wife Lillian a son Ralph C Karlan Jr of Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs Ben Jurgens of Des Moines and his father A World War I veteran he was a member of the American Legion Mt Hermon lodge A F and A M and Town Consistory Services will be at Beatty chapel Wednesday at 2 pm by Rev George A Stauffacher Mt Hermon lodge Burial in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel All Masons to meet in Masonic hall Wednesday at 1 30 pm to attend
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Ralph Conrad Karlan
Parlor Furniture Manufacturing Company
Twenty-sixth Street
Conrad Karlan
Clinton
Karlan
Cedar Rapids
Lillian
Ralph C. Karlan
Masonic Hall
Last Rites Wednesday For Mrs. G. H. Lowe
Funeral services for Mrs. George H. Lowe of 2119 Blake boulevard SE will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in First Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Paul Luther Miller. Burial is at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at Turner Chapel until noon Wednesday.
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George H. Lowe
Blake Boulevard
Kahler Hospital
Rochester
Minn
First Lutheran Church
Paul Luther Miller
Cedar Memorial Park
Turner Chapel
Local Grocer Dies in Rochester After Brief Illness
John William Thompson aged 12? no, 74? corrected: 57? died in a Rochester hospital after a brief illness. He was a Baker Paper salesman for 23 years, formerly with John Bilaul's Sons. Born Oct 15 1873 in Mercer county Illinois, married Florence Bloomer in 1913. Survived by widow, daughter Alice Paloney, sisters Ella Ashway and Mrs Walter Brown, brothers Lew Fred and Charles. Funeral Friday 1:30 p.m. at Turner chapel with Crescent lodge attending. burial Cedar Memorial Park. Master Masons urged to meet at Masonic hall 1 p.m. Friday.
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John William ‘Thompson
Sixth Avenue SE
Rochester
Ella Ashway
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Brown
Compton
Lew
Long Beach
Charles
van Nuys
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
Crescent Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Iowa
Shrine
The
Goodfellows, Business Men's Association
Turner Chapel
Waldemar Argow
Crescent Lodge
Cedar Memorial Park
Masonic Hall
James Louis Green obituary in Cedar Rapids area
James Louis Green 67 of 1277 Hazel Drive NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 2 50 am Tuesday after a brief illness He had lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years born August 18 1878 in Waukegan Illinois he married Sadie Dougherty in 1910 in Anamosa He worked 25 years in the Quaker Oats employment office before retirement Surviving wife a daughter and three sons two sisters and several grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending Friends may call at Brady mortuary The report also notes the death of Mrs Joseph Lynch 70 of 2514 EB Avenue NE who died in a hospital at 9 20 am Tuesday after a brief illness She was born November 20 1875 in Wabasha Minnesota lived in Superior Wisconsin and came to Cedar Rapids to visit her son Her husband Joseph H Lynch died in 1917 She leaves two sons a daughter a sister and five grandchildren The body will be taken from Monahan funeral home soon
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James Louis Green
Hazel Drive
Cedar Rapids
Waukegan, Ill
Mr. Green
Sadie Dougherty
Anamosa
Green
Quaker Oats
Theodore F. Vernimont
James, Jr
Javerne
William
David
Kathy
Michael Green
Rose Green
Pasadena
Calif
P. S. Weaver
Joseph Lynch
Harvey E. Lynch
EB Avenue
Wabasha
Minn
Superior
Wis
Joseph H. Lynch
Willard P. Lynch
Helena, Mont
Harvey
R. J. Henning
Burlingame
Ed Jahnke
Glen Flora
Monahan Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Friday in Superior
A notice indicates that the deceased will be transported Wednesday to Superior, Wisconsin, where funeral services will be held Friday morning.
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Superior
Wis
Deaths: Fred G Hasinbiller 55 Cedar Rapids area
Fred G Hasinbiller 55 of 417 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 1 30 p.m. Monday after a long illness. He was an auto mechanic for Stemlar service born in Pana Illinois February 16 1891. Surviving wife Clara two sons Russell Bluffton Indiana and Robert Milwaukee two grandchildren two brothers Elmer Chicago and Steven Texas and three sisters Ruby Sullivan Ruth Coffman and May Grung Chicago. Services will be conducted at Beatty chapel at 4 p.m. Wednesday by Rev George A Stauffacher. Body will be cremated. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Fred G. Hasinbiller
B Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Stemlar Service
Pana
Ill
Clara
Russell
Bluffton
Ind
Robert
Milwaukee
Elmer
Chicago
Steven
Texas
Ruby Sullivan
Ruth Coffman
May Grung
Beatty Chapel
George A. Stauffacher
Death notices for Lillian Hahn and Mrs Joe Rajtora
Lillian Hahn of Cedar Rapids died at 7 10 am Tuesday after a brief illness. Survived by four sisters Jes usie Cedar Rapids Mrs Edward Craig Center Point Mrs Lena Lewin Lufkin Texas and Mrs G B Lindsey Newcastle Pa and a brother E E Hahn Cedar Rapids. Body at Rohn chapel funeral arrangements pending. Rajtora Services. Mrs Joe F Rajtora died Monday funeral at Barta Hesser chapel at 2 pm Wednesday Rev Zdenek Pauk Huss Memorial Presbyterian Church burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the
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Lillian Hahn
Second Avenue
Jesusie
Cedar Rapids
Edward Craig
Center Point
Lena Lewin
Lufkin
Texas
G. B. Lindsey
Newcastle
E. E. Hahn
Rohn
Funeral services for Mrs Harry K Grout
Grout Mrs Harry K died Monday at 1711 Blake boulevard SE. Funeral will be held at Turner chapel at 4 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev George W Bryant. Burial will be Cedar Memorial park. Friends
Walkout over Nash-Finch dispute hits motor transit depots
A weeklong clash between Teamsters and Nash-Finch at Rock Island depots escalated as nonunion Nash-Finch workers took freight using Nash-Finch trucks. Nash-Finch claims eight strikers. the union says 51 percent membership. writ of replevin claimed by Nash-Finch. Rasdal notes continued absenteeism and new hires to bolster Nash-Finch.
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White
Motor Transit
Nash-Finch
Rock Island
Jf Rasdal
Nash- Finch
Teamsters
Nash's
Ambassador to Be Sent to Argentina
The United States announced it will name an ambassador to Buenos Aires this week to repair relations with Argentine strongman Col. Juan Peron. Secretary of State James Byrnes ordered the move after weekend Washington talks with Assistant Secretary Spruille Braden, who had been withdrawn as ambassador last September.
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Washington
United States
Col
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
State Department
Argentina
James F. Byrnes
Spruille Braden
Ambassahad
G I S Step Up Their Attendance at Church
TOKYO AP reports that church attendance by G I s has risen since hostilities ceased as a history of army chaplains in the Pacific notes soldiers attend church more than civilians on the home front.
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Tokyo
G.I
Pacific
Quick Strike Settlement Not in Cards
Associated Press reports no quick settlement in the nation's three major labor disputes. Detroit and Akron transit strikes continued to cripple public transport, while a soft coal mine stoppage idled about 400,000 workers. Talks in Washington between bituminous operators and United Mine Workers yielded no progress. Paul Fuller and Charles O'Neill attended, with Lewis noting operators remained in their usual mood.
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Detroit
Akron
Ohio
John L. Lewis
AFL
United Mine Workers
Washington
Paul Fuller
Charles O'Neill
Lewis
Eyewitness account recalls Hilo harbor disaster aftermath
Eyewitness describes a devastating Hilo event with a flooded harbor, washed out bridge, and displaced structures. Details include a yacht club moved, oil barge on a dock edge, and searches hindered by damaged lines. Missing educators listed from Laupahoehoe include Faye Johnson, Dorothy Drake, and Helen Kingseed.
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Hilo Yacht Club
Iowa Vets Return to State Shifts Jobs Outlook
Iowa veterans employment representative John H. Quigley said on Monday that 11,168 veterans returned to Iowa in March, down from 15,918 in February. The figures reflect veterans moving into civilian jobs and housing in the state.
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Des Moines
John H. Quigley
Iowa
Supreme Court upholds dismissal in livestock suit
The Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed a Linn county district court ruling that dismissed the case in favor of defendants A. F. Schmitz and George B. Basker of Cedar Rapids. A. C. Brown and Henry Sylling of Spring Grove Minnesota had sued to recover 2878 dollars for the sale of 29 head of livestock, alleging the Cedar Rapids men acted as agents. Payment was stopped on the check given.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Linn County District
A. F. Schmitz
George B. Basker
Cedar Rapids
A. C. Brown
Henry Sylling
Spring Grove
Minn
Medhurst Widow Confirmed Executrix in Cedar Rapids Probate
Molly C Medhurst of 241 23rd Street Drive SE was named executrix without bond of the estate of her husband George Ingalls Medhurst who died February 24 in Cedar Rapids. The designation as executrix was confirmed on Monday by the court detailing the will dated February 21.
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Molly C. Medhurst
Twenty-third Street Drive
George Ingalls Medhurst
Cedar Rapids
Medhurst
Judge Dismisses Fesler Divorce Petition
Judge M C Hamiel dismissed the divorce petition filed March 5 by Evelyn M Fesler against Daryl Fesler. Mrs Fesler requested the dismissal. John F Ream assumed court reporting duties for District Judge Floyd Philbrick on Monday. Ream, a recent Navy retiree with naval intelligence and chiefs of naval operations experience, previously served 13 years as Linn County district court reporter.
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M. C. Hamiel
Evelyn M. Fesler
Daryl Fesler
Mrs. Fesler
John F. Ream
Bever Avenue
Floyd Philbrick
Ream
Navy
Naval Intelligence
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington, D. C
Linn County
Two US Cavalry Officers Die in Barracks Fire
Tokyo dispatch reports two unidentified officers of the United States First Cavalry Division burned to death Tuesday when a frame barracks building was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin.
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Tokyo
INS
United States First Cavalry Division
Populists Seek Greek Government Under Regent
The Populist party, winner of the election, accepted an invitation from Regent Arch bishop Damaskinos to form a new Greek government. Four council members met the regent to receive the charge. Constantine Tsaldaris and John Theotokis were top contenders for premier as a coalition talks with liberals and the National Political Union faltered over a plebiscite plan to restore King George II.
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Athens
George II
Damaskinos
Constantine Tsaldaris
John Theotokis
Liberal Party
National Political Union
George
Army moves to halt marriages to Germans
FRANKFURT Germany AP Army headquarters warned that clandestine marriages between Americans and Germans would be punished by immediate discharge and removal from the occupation zone. The directive prohibits marriage with Germans Bulgarians Hungarians Romanians and any other enemy nations by U S military personnel and by U S Allied and neutral civilians employed by the U S forces in Germany and Austria.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Army
U. S
Gerrmany
Austria
Ellen Drew and Sy Bartlett Reconcile in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports actress Ellen Drew and producer Sy Bartlett have announced reconciliation after a six week separation. The couple, previously married, renewed their commitment amid rumors of discord. No location or date details were provided.
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Hollywood
Ellen Drew
Sy Bartlett
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Justice Court
Reginald Slattery
Second Street NE
H. R Churchill
John Monahan
C Avenue NW
Robert E. McCarthy
Second Avenue SW
Ina McCauley
William McCauley
Margaret J. McDaniel
Samuel B. McDaniel
Eleanor, Caines
William S. Caines
Oliver Reif
Jennie Reif
Otto Vv. Blokwetl
Loretta A. Blackwell
Linden Drive
H. L. Miller
Otis Road
Harold Bruce
Harold Pearson
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Junior Matezka
Second Street
Twelfth Avenue
Fourth Street
Raymond Baker
Fifth Street
Clair J. Doyle
Nineteenth Street
Robert L. Esau
Cedar Falls
W. F. Todd
D. E Wolfe
Independence
Harvey Hendricks
Tenth Street
James Nassif
Eighth Avenue
F. E. Driscoll
Eleventh Street
Henry Bollen
Security Building
M. L. Nolan
Audeh
Bob Hogan
United States Army
Orshorz
Saar
America
Monahan Mortuary
First Ave
F. J. Monahan and
Wm. J. Stewart
Creative
Elizabeth
Sloan
School OF Music
DIAL
Ritmo
Fleet Headquarters
Pearl ‘Harbor
Mid-Pacific
Palmyra
Canton
Johnston Islands
John Bturner & Son
Second Ave.s.esqe
International
Artur Axmann
U.S
Axmann
Bertram
Penningroth
Laura E. Thompson
Marie Kugler
Lucy Mullaney
Mary E. Icke
Arthur Deamer
Leonora J. Beggs
McKinley Junior High School
Miss Beggs
Washington High School
Bernice, Wechsler Miller
Genevieve Jensen Stookey
Phyillis Rogers Boyd l
Margaret Porter Kamradt
Anna Marie Neesen
Marjorie Mercer
Esther Pieters
Juanita Earp
Mary Alice Ihle
Johanna E. Nielsen
Anna Allison
Gladys Palmby
Jean Ann Cunningham
Dorothy Kleinert
Eveline Koltver
Myra A. McDowall
Charlotte Jane Farnum
Verna Dieckman
Lucille Jenkins
Marian C. Kennedy
Lucille Muecke
Wilson High School
Pierre Tracy
Playground and Recreation Commission
Arthur Playground
Robert Safely
Independent School District
LAPES
Lapess Florist
Third Avenue SE
R. C. Karlan
G. H. Lowe
Mrs. Lowe
John William Thompson
Fred Hasinbiller
G.i.'s
White Cloud Toilet
Texson
Duster
Associated Press
Dan Nathaniel, Jr
Hilo
C. R. Ferdun
Laupahoehoe
Faye Johnson
Dorothy Drake
Columbus
Helen Kingseed
Sidney
Supreme Court
District Court
Clarence Beatty
Third Avenue
Tom
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
Third Avenue At
Third Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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