Twenty four new U S citizens recognized in Omaha naturalizations
Twenty four persons were granted U S citizenship in Omaha at a naturalization hearing before Judge Harry S. Johnson. Examinations were led by Examiner Fred J. White with attestations listing new citizens including William R. Giese Anna Mary Brazda Israel Rapaport Cuthbert W. Smith Mary Blazaitis Frank Kister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry S. Johnson
Superior Court
Fred J. White
Omaha Immigration and Naturalization Office
William R. Giese
A Avenue
Anna Mary Brazda
Fourteenth Avenue
Israel Rapaport
Sixth Street
Cuthbert W. Smith
Sixteenth Street
Mary Blazaitis
Twelfth Street
Frank K. Cister
Thirteenth Avenue
Anna Kosek
Frank Ikosek
Seventeenth Avenue
Antoinette B. Olson
Second Avenue
Ida Nassif
Fourth Street
Annie
Susie Colgan
Fourth Avenue
Helene Leibsohn
Third Street
Hurta Gutzeit
St. Luke’s
Nurses
Annemare Harrisen
Jens Pedersen
Springville
John Pappas
Eighth Street
Zuzan Zaloga
G Avenue
Nana Machovsky
D Street
James Mary de Hook
First Avenue
David Haddad
O Avenue
Herman Louie Luck
Stanley Frank Elias
K Avenue
Mary Ulch
Hayes Street
Man Arrested Jailed On Statutory Charge
Andrew Blish of 1553 E Avenue NE was jailed Wednesday in county custody in lieu of a 2000 dollar bond set by Justice of the Peace Howard R.
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Andrew Blish
E Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Howard R
Blish Pleads Not Guilty to Statutory Rape Charge
Churchill Monday Blish pled not guilty to a statutory rape charge. He was arrested earlier Tuesday by Detective Fred Carstens on a complaint from juvenile authorities.
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Churchill
Blish
Fred Carstens
LaPlant-Choate Co. Faces Cancellations and Shipments
The LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing company has cancels totaling 858 764 dollars since mid February though production remains steady. One notice canceled 222 of 263 airborne scraper units then unshipped with 63 percent of depot spare parts. After negotiation authority was given to ship all spare parts on hand but not exceeding total stocks. Another notice canceled 815 of 1355 airborne bulldozers and unshipped about 58 percent of spare parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPlant-Choatele Manufacturing Company
Airborne
Farm Home Destroyed in South English Fire
Two families are homeless after a Tuesday blaze destroyed the farm home of Everett and Levi Bower in South English. North English and Sigourney fire crews fought the flames but could not save the house as water supply ran low.
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Bowers
South English
Everett
Levi Bower
North English
Sigourney
NLRB Orders Union Election At Reliance Manufacturing
The National Labor Relations Board on Wednesday ordered an election within 30 days to determine the collective bargaining representative for the Reliance Manufacturing Company in Anamosa Iowa.
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NLRB
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Reliance Manufacturing Company
Anamosa
Vegetables and Fruits for Victory Garden Planting Guide
The Iowa State College at Ames offers a regional listing of vegetables best suited to basic seven food groups for a local Victory garden. Planting dates vary by Iowa regions with adjustments: southern Iowa earlier, northern Iowa later for spring. reverse timing for summer planting.
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Victory
Victory Garden
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Northern
Planners Grant Sisters Request With If Attached
City Plan commission tentatively approves vacating a west side alley near Mercy Hospital to enable a new nurses home wing. The agreement requires a 20 foot street from Division Street to Eighth Street SE as a substitute for the vacated alley. Council consent remains uncertain and hospital funds are in doubt for acquiring the needed outlet.
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City Plan Commission
Mercy Hospital
Sixth Avenue
Division Street
Sisters of Mercy
Eighth Street
Commission
Horace Hedges
M. W. O’ricley
Anamosa Teachers Offered Renewal Contracts With Pay Increase
Anamosa public schools offered renewal contracts for the next year with an average pay rise of 1013 percent, boosting the salary budget to 49185 and totaling a 4526 increase. Several resignations were accepted, including Mrs Carl Bock Ann Taylor Johanna Kehren and C B Jessen. signing deadline is April 15.
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Anamosa
B. Kinser
Carl Bock
Altus
Okla
Ann Taylor
Johanna Kehren
C. B. Jessen
Jones County
Kinser
Cherry-Burrell and Union Adjust Pay Scales at Meeting
Cherry-Burrell and United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers union local 155 set new wage scales under a War Labor Board directive. Minimum 65 cents and maximum 1.25 dollars per hour, effective April 21, with retroactive pay from July 15, 1943 totaling about 70 thousand dollars to be paid in 90 days. Workers with over five years service gain one extra week of vacation pay.
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Cherry-Burrell Corporation
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union
War Labor Board
Charles W. Hobbie
Hobbie
Unnamed Bureau Plans Easter Program Dinner Meeting
The unnamed bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will host a special Easter program at 6 15 p m and hold a 515 p m board meeting at the chamber. Dr C Harve Geiger dean of Coe college will speak on The Importance of the Minority and the Inter Ocean Girls chorus directed by Miss Maurine Hamblin will sing Easter music. Miss Frances Marshall provides dinner music.
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Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Inter-Ocean Girls’ Chorus
Maurine Hamblin
Frances Marshall
Bureau Board
Bunny Hop Planned at Club One for Teens Tonight
A Bunny Hop dance for 19 to Cedar Rapids youths is set at Club One from 8 to 11 tonight. Jim Lick and his band will provide music on the second floor while the first floor stays open for non dancers. Admission is 25 cents per couple and 15 cents for stag attendees, plus membership card entry.
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Club One
Cedar Rapids
Jim Lick
First 1944 45 tax money turned over to city
First tax moneys of the 1944 45 fiscal year were turned over to City Treasurer Walter Miller Tuesday by the county treasurer’s office. The initial payment reported by Miller totaled 296 667 19 dollars.
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Walter Miller
Miller
Ten Women Clash In Street Fight In In-Law Trouble
Ten women ages 18 to 50 from the Cortez and Rodriguez clans fought in the middle of C avenue NE near Sixth street Tuesday night. Police described the scene as in-law trouble. One woman bore a large head bump from a blunt impact likely from the street. The others sustained scratches and bruises as officers restored order.
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Cortez
Rodriguez
C Avenue
Sixth Street
Volunteer Rationing Board Seeks Daytime Volunteers
Linn county war price and rationing board needs volunteers for daytime work. A. T. Pleune, chief clerk, said there is a general increase in workload, not a rush period. Those who can spare daytime hours should call the board at 3-2681.
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Linn County War Price and Rationing Board
A. T. Pleune
Theft of Silver Case Reported by Mrs Owens
Mrs L L Owens of 845 First Avenue SE reported Tuesday that a typewriter case containing 50 dollars worth of silver was stolen from the attic at 311 Nineteenth Street SE where it was kept. She is a former owner of the items.
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L. L. Owens
First Avenue SE
Nineteenth Street SE
Owens
Silver left by seller vanishes after house sale
A woman recalls leaving silver items with the home’s new owner under an agreement. The silver disappeared between November last year and April, she said.
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Billie Burke
WMT
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Sisal
Yum
Algiers
Violet
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric :Co
Cherry-Burrell and
Union
9-Teen Tonight
Dr. Edwards
Newman’s
Newman
Our Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Third St
Twelfth Ave
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