Daily Record weather and city listings Apr 3 1340
Fragmented OCR shows scattered city names and temperatures including Cedar Rapids Washington Tampa New Orleans Chicago New York Boston and Des Moines. The snippet reads like a weather and regional listing page with multiple city references and numbers rather than a cohesive event.
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Triday
Sigut
Cedar Rapids
Tampa
New Orleans
Staua
Galveston
Omaha
Fos Anerles Charles
San Francisco
Nes Moines
la Crosse
Bismarck Dubuque
Petros Davenworth
Chicago
New York
Boston
Police Court Updates From San Francisco Case Notes
Lester Topp of Fourth Avenue paid costs and surrendered license for 30 days. Rena Rimms, 28, Averue NW, fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Bernd Anderson, 41, Norwax, assessed 20 days floater. Arlanes Far, 29, Eleventh Avenue SW, fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Judge Powell presiding during illness.
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Lester Fb Topp
Fourth Avenue SF
Spree Ng
Rena’d Rimms
Averue NW
Bernd Andeson
Eleventh Avenue SW
Churchill Presidi Rg
Thomas RB Powell
Birth notices from scattered addresses and dates
Fragmentary birth announcements list a son to Vr and Mrs Mo at 516 First Street SW and 430 pm Friday in St Louis hospital. Also a son to Mio and Mrs Kerrill Mila at 1145 Tresth Street NE on April 12. Another birth to Mio and Mrs L G Gardner at 17 First Street SW on April 12. Additional mention of a Frark Merrifield family in Central City on April 13.
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Frark
Merrifield
First Street
St Louie
Hospital
Robert
Tresth Street
Ota Miro
Kerrill Milla
Central City
Aoson Ote Mio
L. G Gardner
Davis and Clymer Marriages in Cedar and Rock Island Years
Summary of two court or civil record items noting Jes cemine A Davis from Carl ier Fo Oasis and Bernice Clymer from Ralph M Chemo. It cites Judge HC Ring Pinette and Judge Ring, with dates around 1982 1937 and a 1988 forgery conviction in Cedar County.
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Jes Cemine
Davis
Carlier Fo Oasis
HC Ring Pinette
Davie
Cedar County
Fort Dodge
Bernice Clymer
Ralph M
Ring
Erie
Rock Island Now
Cedar Rapids Linked Names in Local Notice
Local notice lists individuals including Lester Stepanek of Cedar Rapids and Jeanne Blaylock of St Paul, with Edward Robert Simon and Doris Marie Mottinger, also Cedar Rapids residents. Anthans Zariski of Chiesa and Leola Emerson Kennedy of Cedar Rapids are named in the same notice.
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Lester Stepanek
Cedar
Jeanne Blaylock
St Paul
Edward Robert Simon
Doris Marie Mottinger
Cedar Rapids
Anthans Zariski
Chiesa
Leola Emerson Kennedy
City Briefs highlights from Cedar Rapids and Chicago areas
Anthans Zaresksy of Chicago and Leola Emerson Kennedy of Cedar Rapids wed by Justice W A Ball. Sunray diner offers roast turkey baked ham and roast beef. Terry Spencer improving after appendectomy at Morey hospital. Dick Rice reports his $39 wrist watch stolen from Greene hall. Twelve Marielle high school juniors and sophomores toured Gazette plant and Northwestern Bell with Miss Susan Runner. Second Tacut Robert Grier St James assigned to 349th Infantry. son of Major and Mrs Robert G St James now living at 2014 Grande Ave SE Cedar Rapids. employed by LaPtart-Choate Manufacturing.
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Dick Rice
Second Avenue SE
Greene Hall
Marielle High School
Gazette
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Susan Runner
Robert Grier St James
349Th Infantry
Federal
St James
Robert G* St James
Grande Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Washington DC
LaPtart-Choate Manufacturing Company
Railroad injury report near Oxford Junction
John Cloid of Oxford Junction, four, a Milwaukee railroad section employee, was treated at St Luke’s hospital Friday afternoon for a fractured rail injury after falling over a rail while torturing belts near Oxford Junction. Robert Strausb, 61, 21 Sev entrenno Street SE, accepted a position with Ingersoll Rand in New York City. Straughn Will, a senior mechanical engineering student at Iowa State College, Ames, will report for work after earning a bachelor of science degree in June. He previously attended the University of Minnesota for two years. At Iowa State, Straughn had been affiliated with the student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
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John Cloid
Oxford Junction
Milwaukee Railroad
St. Luke's Hospital
Rooert Strausm
Seventrenno Street
Ingersall-Rand Company
New York City
Iowa State College
Ames
Straughn
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Iowa State
Entregene
American Insttute of Chemical Engineers
Lone Tree
Clarence Nieswander
Duluth
Minn
Virginian
Johnson County
David Kirkpatrick
F TT
Carl
Edmund
J L. Palmer
W. J Liebe
Iowa City
Wapello
Dabney Kerr
The
State University
Farm Bureau
Women's Field Army For Control of Cancer
Louisa County Medical Society
Winthrop
Winthrop High School
Janet Reinhold
Opal Scandrett Fern Taylor
Bonita Briggs
Shirley Hopf
Robert Sharp
C. H Cook
Frank Landis
Jean Dennie Kinross
Kinross Consolidated School
Gypsy Rover
Cedar Rapids
Wapsipinicon River
Shubbery
Light Company
Garden Club
Anamosa
Cecil Farmer
James Connally
James E. Remley
West Liberty
Nichols
Conesville
Atalissa
Wilton
Durant
West Branch
W. C. Souder
Davenport
Pupils Tell Parents Safe Arrival With Pigeons
In Salt Lake City three Scheid children use two homing pigeons to signal their safe arrival at St Johns Lutheran School. Paul Scheid, 12 Neal, and Ruth, 7 release a pigeon each morning after leaving home to notify their parents Mr and Mrs Carl O Scheid of their safety.
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Salt Lake City
Stah
Paul Scheid
Neal 1
Ruth
St Johns Lutheral
Carl O Scheid
To Oppose Miller For State Office
DES MOINES Iowa secretary of state Bart G Miller faced his first opponent Saturday as Grace Gilbert King of West Union filed papers for the Republican nomination. King has served on the state conservation board and chaired the American Legion Auxiliary national Americannism committee.
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Des Moines
INS
Bart G Miller
Grace Gilbert King
West Union
American Legion
King
State Conservation Board
National Americanism Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
Court House News Receivership reports approved
Judge C J Uaas approved the twenty third quarterly receivership reports for Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Co and American Trust and Savings Bank. Cedar Rapids showed disbursements 11739.31 with 10000 paid on bills payable and cash on hand 2590.87, plus building rental balance 2124.03. American Trust had final bills payable discharge, receipts 13194.33 and cash on hand 3363.11, with building rental balance 3510.65. D W Bates is receiver and Jf Ro Drake examiner in charge.
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C J Uaas
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Amercan Trust and Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids Savings
Inc
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
American Trust
Haas
W Bates
Drake Examiner-Ineharee
Bath
Cooper Estate to File Cross Appeal on Taxes
Executor of the Robert W Cooper estate of Cedar Rapids, who died May 24 1937, was authorized by Judge John T Moffit to file a cross appeal to Linn County tax proceedings. The 1930 decision found $476.69 tax due for 1938 but held no tax for 1939 or later. The estate, valued around a quarter million dollars, will contest the tax points in Iowa Supreme Court.
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Robert W Cooper
Cedar Rapids
John T Moffit
Shire Supreme Court
Linn
C J Haas Dee
Cooper
Decree partitions Patrick Flaherty estate among six Flahertys
In a decree issued Friday Judge John T Moffitt ordered partition of real estate from the estate of the late Patrick Flaherty who died January 13 1926. The court specified one eighth shares for Mary Flaherty Hurley Margaret Flaherty McManus Isabelle Flaherty Rosser Ellen Flaherty Julia Flaherty Elizabeth Flaherty and Alice Donnelly as plaintiffs against Hannah Flaherty Harrington the defendant. William M Dallas was appointed referee with James Hunter Mike Bowler and Horace Hedges serving as appraisers.
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Patrick Flaherty
John T Moffit
Mary Flaherty Hurley
Margaret Flaherty McManus
Isabelle Flaherty Rosser
Ellen Flaherty
Julia Flaherty
Elizabeth Flaherty
Alice Donnelly
Hannah Flaherty Harrington
William M . Dallas
James Hunter
Mike Bowler
Horace Hedges
Barks Receives Six Month Jail Term For Breaking and Entering
Lloyd Barks aged 40 was sentenced to six months in county jail after pleading guilty before Judge HC Ring. He had previously entered a not guilty plea on April 6. The judge ordered release on good behavior.
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Lloyd Barks
HC. Ring
Barks
Ring
Arrest After 90 Day Sentence Linked to Lumber Yard Breakin
Barks, after serving 90 days, was accused of a break in at the Ogden Lumber company yards on the night of April 3 in which six paint brushes were stolen. Police then made the arrest.
Renewal of PM Lattner Manufacturing corporate period
Renewal filings extend PM Lattner Manufacturing Cedar Rapids ten years to February 20 1950 with County Recorder Dempsy Jones. Authorized capital stock is 100000 and Cedar Rapids officers and directors include PM Lattner president J Ho Bell vice president BP Lattner secretary R L Alfender treasurer J P Ca eck.
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PM Lattner Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
PM. Lattner
J Ho Bell
BP. Lattner
R. L. Alfender
J. P Caeck
Moss divorce petition details and multiple court actions
Robert Moss files for divorce from Pauline Moss on cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks child custody. They married in March 1936 and separated in February 1939. A hearing on a Wapsie Valley State Bank receiver sale is set April 23. Lloyd H Brown offers 185 for Central City real estate. Charles St Clair sues for 291.17 in an account suit. George Guernsey Jr. and Ethel R Guernsey are defendants. United Benefit Life Insurance case 7,327.88 dismissed with prejudice. attachment released. Mary Schoonover referenced as defendant.
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Robert Moss
Pauline Moss
NDW
W. Bates
Wapsie Valley State Bank of Central Citys
C J Haag
Lloyd H. Brown
Charles St Clair
George Guernsey, Jr
Ethel R Guernsey
United Benefit Life Insurance Company
Mary Schoonover
Crisis feared as Romania suspends Nazi car loadings
In Bucharest AP reports Romania halted freight car loadings for the Reich amid rising fear of a German Romanian trade crisis. Berlin banned export of key metals including metallurgical coke, raising concern for the Romanian ore industry. Danube oil barge loading also paused, with officials citing high water but observers calling it a pretext. The Romanian cabinet economic council works on a list of internally needed raw materials for possible embargo.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Reich
Germany
Economic Council
Strolling Porker Lands In Cooler
Hayward California police captured an unruly two month old pig that wandered onto a highway, causing traffic snarls as it darted between cars. After improvised restraint, officers corralled the animal and took it into custody.
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Porker
Bloomers With Frills Highlight Paris War Time Fashion
In Paris a wartime dress collection features bloomers with knee frills hanging below a short printed dress. The set contrasts exotic and demure styles, illustrating inventive fashions of the era.
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Paris
Ins
Mrs Barney Oldfield seeks divorce in Los Angeles
Mrs Barney Oldfield, wife of former auto racing driver Barney Oldfield, sues for divorce on cruelty charges. She also asks for a share of a San Fernando Valley country club owned by Oldfield. The couple married December 9, 1925.
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Barney
Los Angeles
Barney Oldfield
San Fernando Valley
Oldfield
Dixie Wilcox Campaign Expenditure Reported in Omaha
Charles Dixie Wilcox, the unsuccessful Republican candidate for Douglas County register of deeds, filed a total campaign expense report noting a ten cent cost for thumb tacks.
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Omaha
Charles
Dixie" Wilcox
Douglas County Register of Deeds
Wage-Hour Division to Protect Compliers in Low-Wage Industries
Des Moines (INS) establishments paying minimum wage in low-wage industries will be protected by inspections of competitors, with or without formal complaints. Iowa Inspector Phil R. Clarkson says orders from Col Philip B Fleming direct investigators to safeguard compliant employers by probing noncompliant rivals, expanding inspection teams.
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Des Moines
INS
Phil R. Clarkson
Iowa
United States Department of Labor
Philip B Fleming
Washington
Clarkson
Takes To His Heels But Is Injured In Tumble
Ted Jayne of the YMCA was treated at St Liuthe's hospital after falling on his face while running. Ambulance workers picked him up near 418 Second Avenue SK. Witnesses said he followed a party from Magnus Stables and struck an escort after being told to move on. He sustained facial pavement burns cuts and scratches and remained hospitalized overnight.
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Ted Jayne
YMCA
St Liuthe's Hospital
Second Avenue SK
Jayne
Magnus Stables
Mustard Gas Warfare Humane, Asserts Doctor
TNLADELPHIA Pa INS reports Dr Charles C Dennie of Kansas City MO declares mustard gas the most humane method of warfare. He told skin specialists that burns are severe for three to four days but rarely cause death or permanent disability, arguing it disables soldiers rather than kills.
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Charles C. Dennie
Kansas City
Dennie
Queen Mary at Halifax Embarks Canadian Troops
A Rome dispatch cited Stefani saying the liner Queen Mary is at Halifax to embark Canadian troops. The Stefani report, via Reuters, referenced an Ottawa telegram as the source.
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London
Rome
Reuters
Stefani
Halifax
Ottawa
Plain Jane chosen as Hopkinton senior class play
Special to The Gazette Hopkinton Iowa Plain Jane a three act comedy was selected as the Hopkinton senior class play to be staged May 17 Miss Dorothy Goebelt will direct the production. The piece provides a lively community theatre event for students and residents alike. The choice comes from a local school effort to showcase student talent and drama programs.
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Hopkinton
Dorothy Goebelt
Laporte City
Allen Coburn
Leland Daggett
Waterloo
Coburn
Daggett
Phil Beck
Eagle Grove
Local Troop to Sponsor Film at Strand Theater
An executive for the area will present awards as the local troop sponsors a film at the Strand theater on April 18 and 19. Proceeds support Scouts' camp attendance costs this summer.
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Strand Theater
Danish Meetings Barred As Citizens Taunt Military Force
In Copenhagen the Danish state police barred all public meetings nationwide after reports that citizens taunted soldiers for not resisting the German invaders. Church services and some sports events were exempt. theaters were not affected. Prime Minister Stauning said soldiers acted in line with government guidance and cited no justification for civilian hostility.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
T . M. Stauning
New Deadly Mine Reported Sown By British In Kattegat
Amsterdam dispatch says British forces laid a secret deadly mine in Kattegat to trap German forces in Norway. London naval experts claim the mine’s lethality blocks any escape method. The field along the North Sea coast and surrounding waters reportedly spans about 60,000 square miles, described as the largest mining operation in naval history.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Kattegat
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
London
North Sea
Skagerrak
Nattegat
U.S. Warns Belligerents Over Returning Freighters
Washington informed Britain Germany and Norway that three U S freighters Mormac Sea Flying Fish and Charles R McCormick will sail home from Norwegian ports and must not be disturbed by belligerent ships. Authorities are asked to help these vessels avoid mine fields off Scandinavian coasts.
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Washington
INS
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Norway
Trondheim
Flying Fish
Charles R McCormick
Bergen
Poles Offer Army To Help Norway
Paris report says units of a Polish army trained in France have been offered to Norway to fight Germany. Poland, France, and Britain pledge cooperation and support, stating Polish forces will take an active part beside the Allies for the first time. The Polish government had also approved sending forces to aid Finland, driven by a strong desire to confront the aggressor and avenge Polish outrages.
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Paris
France
Norway
Poland
Great Britain
Europe
Finland
Women Anglers Called Better Sports Than Men
WETHERSFIELD Conn UP Connecticut's only woman game warden Miss Edith A Stoehr believes women are better sports about fishing than men. She patrols the streams at North Branford and was appointed in 1932. More women are taking up the sport and eager to learn where to fish. Miss Stoehr would never marry a game warden.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Connecticut
Edith A. Stoehr
North Branford
Stoehr
Rabbi Minda to discuss refugee problem in Minneapolis
Rabbi Albert G. Minda of Temple Israel will discuss the refugee problem Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Roosevelt Hotel. Co chairman of the Minneapolis round table of Christians and Jews he is an author and lecturer who has traveled in Europe and Palestine and is an authority on refugee issues. The public is invited to attend.
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Albert G. Minda
Temple Israel
Minneapolis
Roosevelt Hotel
Cochairman
Mutt And Jeff Bandits Sentenced After Omaha Council Bluffs Robberies
The Mutt and Jeff bandits received 25 year terms after confessing to robberies in Omaha and Council Bluffs. Strauser claimed his gun failed during the incident while detectives pursued inquiries into additional robberies. Police credit former chief Vlach for a well maintained pursuit car and Stearns for skilled driving in the chase.
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Hofer
Strauser
Stanley
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Independence
Bob Vlach
Vlach
al Mikota
Stearns
Ormandy Praises Orchestra as Temperamental Masters
Eugene Ormandy, co conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, received the Art Alliance silver medal for his cultural service. He revealed woodwind players spent 10 to 12 hours daily making reeds for a single movement, while praising the ensemble as great but temperamental.
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Philadelphia
The
Art Alliance
Eugene Ormandy
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ormandy
Postmistresses Talk Over 97 Years' Service
Two elderly postmistresses recount long careers in 19th and early 20th century Pennsylvania. Margaret Caniff served 42 years beginning in 1888 after appointment by President Grover Cleveland, and Anna M Galbraith ran the Germany post office for 39 years before retirement.
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Thiladelphia Roads
Margaret Caniff
Anna M_— Galbraith
Miss Caniff
Philadelphia Roads
Grover Cleveland
Galbraith
Germany
MacNider Endorsed as Favorite Son by Iowa Republicans
The Iowa Republican convention endorses Col Hanford MacNider of Town as a presidential candidate and praises his leadership as a citizen farmer and businessman. Resolutions call for parity of agriculture with industry, support for labor, and reform of state administration. Delegates-at-large include Lioyd B Cunningham, George W Patterson, Mrs Norma Haugen Johnson, and J. W. Myers. Gov George A Wilson requests replacement with an outstanding Iowa farmer.
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United States
Philadelphia
Col
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
National Republican Convention
Glenn Frank
George A. Wilson
Lioyd B Cunningham
Cresco
George W. Patterson
Burt
Ellis Park Golf Course to Open Tomorrow
Commissioner Ed Stefan announced the formal opening of Fills Park municipal golf course for Sunday. Veterans Flotosn Martin and A Steiger will return as managers. Greens fees are 26 cents for 18 holes on weekdays and 36 cents on Sundays, with a season ticket of $3.10 including tax.
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Ed Stefan
Fills Park Municipal
Floton Martin
A. Steiger
Stefan
Four Injured In Highway Collision West Of Cedar Rapids
Four persons sustained nonfatal injuries in a highway 30 crash 18 miles west of Cedar Rapids at 7 50 pm Friday. Dick Emery 21 of 218 Twentyfirst Avenue SW and W R Bump 59 of Kansas City reported the wreck to Sheriff Jim Smith. Emery and passenger Joe Ennis 1202 L Street SW suffered head and face cuts. Bump had a leg cut and Mrs Bump head and face cuts with a leg bruise. Mrs Bump was taken to a Cedar Rapids physician after the collision caused by Emery braking and skidding the rear of his westbound car. The Bumps were en route to visit daughter Mrs J J Spaulding.
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Cedar, Rapids
Jim Smith
Dick Emery
Twenty- First Avenue
W. R. Bump
Kansas City
Emery
Joe Ennis
L Street
Cedar Rapids
Bump
J. J. Spaulding
Eighth Avenue SE
Cub Pack 2 At Hayes School Adds Members
Cub pack No 2 sponsored by the Hayes PTA admitted five new members Thursday at Hayes school. Names were Raymond Suma Donald Klekar Johnny Kosek Bobby Prochaska and Donald Pospisil. One received wolf books. Junior Vohoska presented a US flag donated by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. handiwork was shown by the Cubs. Leonard Burrows became cub master. Frank Novak assistant cub master. Joseph Slavik chairman. Emil P Vohoska and Frank Prochaska named committeemen.
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Hayes P. T. A
Hayes School
Raymond Suma
Donald Klekar
Johnny Kosek
Bobby Prochaska
Donald Pospisil
Junior Vohoska
Den 2
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cubs
Leonard Burrows
Frank Novak
Joseph Slavik
Emil P. Vohoska
Frank Prochaska
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City Briefs
Anthans Zaresksy
Justice W. A. Ball
Park Court Cafe
First Avenue NE
Terry Spencer
First Avenue E
Morey Hospital
Miller
Grace Guilbert King
Court House News
Flaherty
Mush
Hayward
Calif
Inl
England
Britain
Iowa News
LA Porte City
Presbyterian Church
Greer McQuilkin
Robert Gardner
Carl Kober
Weldon Betts
W O. Lyle
Rev
Drenfield of
U.S
Mutt
Jeff
Bandits
U. S
European
Arctic Circle
Spain
Hull
Scandinavia
Russian Arctic
Endorse Macnider
Ellis Park
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