Hunt for Dead Continues After Texas City Blast
Recovery squads in Texas City resume work at the Mon santo Chemical Works ruins with gloves and gas masks. The Red Cross reports 580 identified dead since Wednesday, while Texas City officials and Red Cross note possible duplicates and pending revision as 335 bodies are officially reported. Fire and smoke linger over the dock and plant as crews add to the 57 found at the Mon santo site. A freighter carrying 16 cases of small arms ammunition destined for Venezuela is linked to the incident, though officials doubt it amplified the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Texas
Red Cross
United Press
Monsanto Chemical Company
Venezuela
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
Galveston
Weather and legal notices in Daily Record of April 19 1947
The issue lists weather highs and lows for Friday and the coming days, with precipitation totals and Iowa forecast. It records divorce decrees for several couples and multiple local fines for offenses including pandering, disorderly conduct, drunkenness, speeding, and improper parking. Births announced at several area hospitals and reckless driving fined $100.
Accusations Fly In Landlord Tenant Court Case
In a police court session Mrs. Edwin Wade faced Earl Fowler who denied threats with a revolver while seeking access to a washing area. Neighbors corroborated his account, a shotgun was found, and Judge Johnson dismissed the case on costs amid ongoing accusations of drunkenness and profanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Wade
Harry S. Johnson
Kenny Spent the Night at Home
Police answered a call at Third Avenue and First Street SE where a woman claimed a break in. They arrested 47 year old Kenny Cronkhite for drunkenness and booked him at police headquarters. He joked that the city jail felt like home. Cronkhite spent the night there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
First Street
Kenny Cronkhite
Cronkhite
Labor Demonstration Shapes Iowa Legislative Sessions
The piece reports on mass picketing plans by unions in Des Moines with thousands expected. Officials from city, state, and the governor’s office coordinate traffic control while lawmakers consider an anti closed shop bill and a secondary boycott ban. The measures carry fines up to $100 or 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Jack Brophy
State Highway Patrol
Capitol
Robert D. Blue
Highway Patrol
State Guard
Carl Burkman
Senate
Herman B. Lord
R-Muscatine
Fred Maytag
R-Newton
Flyer Who Cracked Up April 7 Finally Rescued
In the Sierra Madre mountains 21 miles east of Manila an injured American pilot was rescued after his liaison plane crashed on April 7. Lt. Stanley J. Hillock of Los Angeles suffered two broken ankles and a fractured hip. Sgt. Thomas Harper of Chester, Illinois, endured a three day hike and lost 40 pounds during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
13Th Air Force
Stanley J. Hillock
Los Angeles
Sierra Madre Mountains
Thomas Harper
Chester
Death of John W. Moser Former Strawberry Point Resident
John W. Moser 81, former Strawberry Point resident, died Wednesday at San Diego Services. Burial planned in San Diego. He spent most of his life here apart from years in Cedar Rapids and San Diego. Survivors include two brothers Henry and Ernest Moser and sister Mrs Julius F Wentzel, all of Strawberry Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
John W. Moser
San di
San Diego
Cedar Rapids
Julius F. Wentzel
Henry
Ernest Moser
Decontrol of 50 Rental Areas Is In OPA's Hopper
Washington UPI reports OPA officials drafting an order to decontrol more than 50 rental areas, affecting parts of 23 states within two to three weeks. The move accompanies a transfer of rent control to Frank Creedom of Housing Expeditor and the dismissal of about 750 OPA workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Washington
Frank Creedom
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Creedon
Labor unions split on Des Moines protest action at statehouse
C R Laborto halted production citing public interest while many AFL CIO leaders expected workers to join the Des Moines mass movement. Two unions signaled intent to participate. others planned to remain at their posts amid bus driver union comments and transportation issues. About 1,100 workers at two plants could be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
CIO
Des Moines
Keith Churchill
United Farmament and Metal Workers
LaPlant- Choate
Cherry-Burrell
McGuire
Churchill
Dorce Secrest Fined For Reckless Driving
Dorce B Secrest 42 of 3124 Emerald avenue SE paid a 100 fine plus costs after pleading guilty in Justice H R Churchill's court to reckless driving. Secrest was arrested Friday on a complaint by Bernard L Gallaher and Fred W King who said their two cars were stopped for a traffic light at First Avenue and Thirteen Street E when Secrest attempted to drive between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorce B. Secrest
Emerald Avenue SE
H. R. Churchill
Secrest
Bernard L. Gallaher
B Avenue NE
Fred W. King
Central City
Gallaher
King
First Avenue
Ban on Peoria concert sparks fascism charges
Peoria mayor Triebel defended banning Paul Robeson from a Friday appearance, likening actions to fascist regimes. Robeson vowed to return, while crowds gathered at city hall. Police were on alert as tension rose over the controversy and council resolutions against propagandists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Robeson
Ill
Carl O. Triebel
Paul Robeson
Franco Spain
Nazi Germany
Spain
France
Germany
Triebel
Council
Victor Klarich
Wallace Plans To Stump U.S. On His Return
Wallace announces a coast-to-coast speaking tour in the United States after completing his tours in Scandinavia and France. He decries imperialism and propaganda while urging moderation among Germanic Slavic and Anglo-Saxon nations, and addresses Churchill’s crypto Communist charge with a call for peace. He spoke to 300 at Stockholm University and to 2,000 Swedes at a university hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
U.S
Stockholm
Herry A. Wallace
Scandinavia
France
Michael Straight
The
New Republic
Lunbia
Mnes
Russia
United States
Stockholm University
Europe
Eastern
Britain
Winston Churchill
Stockholmniversity Hall
Churchill
Dr. J. D. Parker Dies at Fayette
Fayette obituary for 79 year old Dr. J. D. Parker who died of a heart attack Friday night after returning from California. Born February 11 1868 in Fayette he trained at Upper Iowa University and University of Michigan Medical School. He practiced medicine 55 years and served as a trustee of Upper Iowa University. Surviving: wife Nellie Klemme Parker son H. K. Parker daughters Dorothy Goebel Eleanor Fox. Arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Fayette
J. D. Parker
California
Dr. Parker
C. C. Parker
Upper Iowa University
University of Michigan
Nellie Klemme
Ridgeway
H. K. Parker
Glenridge
N. J
Dorothy Goebel
Rochester
Minn
Eleanor Fox
Baltimore
Pendy
Be Fined $100 After Tavern Fight
Two men were fined after pleading guilty in police court to disturbing the peace. Marvin D. Ampey 1012 Eighth street SE was fined 100 and costs after bottles and glasses were thrown in a tavern fight. Irvin Stankiewicz 22 of Chicago was fined 25 and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after an incident in Cedar Rapids yards where he knocked down a porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conductorville Pangburn
Fourth Street
Marvin David Ampey
Eighth Street
Earl Fowler
Bever Avenue SE
Irvin Stankiewicz
Chicago
Marvin D. Ampey
Eighth Street SE
Viola Jones
Ninth Street SE
Ampey
Strucker
Cedar Rapids
Funeral of O. C. Hibbs in Marengo Sunday
O. C. Hibbs 64 former Fontanelle resident and retired C B Q transportation superintendent died in Aurora Newfoundland April 18. Services set for Sunday at 3 p.m. in Marengo Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife four brothers two sisters a son a daughter and a grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
O. C. Hibbs
Fontanelle
Iowa
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Aurora
Hibbs
Lawrence
Kan
Ftuderdale
Fla
Presbyterian Church
Will
Ft. Lauderdale
Oregon City
Ore
R. R
Harry
Greeley
Colo
Elsie Swaney
Rockford
Ruth Williams
Chicago
Paul
Madeline
Oats Yields Boosted By Contour Farming
In Ames Iowa AP reports contour farming raised oat yields by 5.4 bushels per acre in trials by the Soil Conservation Service and Iowa State College. The work led by George Browning showed moisture conservation and reduced soil losses alongside higher yields highlighted by Frank Mendell of the Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Soil Conservation Service
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
George Browning
Frank Mendell
ArTor of Unitarian Church to Speak at Peoples Church
Dr W Waldemar A tor of the Unitarian church in altimore will speak at the Peoples Unitarian church Third avenue at Sixth street SE at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Waldemar W. Artor
The
Unitarian Church
Inaltimore
Peoples Unitarian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Jumps Off Golden Gate Bridge for G I Loan Bid
Frank H. Cushing a 42 year old operator of a thrill circus jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge into the bay about 200 feet below in an attempt to obtain a G I loan. He and his wife and another man drove to the toll gate before 4 AM and Cushing mounted the railing before leaping. He was rescued by a crab boat and taken to the coast guard. Mrs. Cushing said they sought the loan and planned the stunt for publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank H. Cushing
Golden Gate Bridge
Cushing
Elmet
Coast Guard
Bridge Highway Patrol
G.I
C R Man Fined on Pandering Charge
Orville Pangburn, 30, of 221 Fourth Street NW, was fined $100 and costs in police court Saturday after pleading guilty to pandering. Pangburn was arrested Friday on the way of two women who testified he jumped at them from behind. At police headquarters he admitted accosting the women and a similar offense the prior Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Pangburn
Fourth Street
Pangburn
Pan Ae
Beir
Air Corps Reserve Panel Heads Cedar Rapids ROA Meeting
A Cedar Rapids Reserve Officers Association meeting will feature a panel on air corps reserve matters in the Montrose hotel French room Wednesday night. William Mineck will direct the program with air corps reserve members and a state college military staff delegation participating. Major Donald G. Buck will report on new developments as plans for the organized reserve corps include a war department combat film screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps Reserve Matters
Cedar Rapids
Reserve Officers Association
Montrose Hotel
William Mineck
Air Corps Reserve Mhem
Pa College
Donald G. Buck
Organized Reserve Corps
Pace Fgam
War Department
Judge Doubts On Cat Case In Chicago Eviction Hearing
In Chicago municipal court Miss Helen of 60 faced eviction over her 11 cats. Judge N J Bonelli paused the case and set it for April 21 after assurances that she will speak to the cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen
N. J. Bonelli
Six Nazi Industrialists Enter Innocent Pleas
In Nuremberg six German industrialists including Friedrich Flick and five former aides pleaded not guilty to charges of aiding the Nazi regime. The defendants faced counts of benefiting from Hitler's rise and pursuing profit through wartime victories as part of the initial wave of prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Friedrich Flick
Vna
Mary Buna
Mort Hitler
Deaths: Mrs Fred Randa 86 Cedar Rapids resident
Cedar Rapids woman born in Czechoslovakia on December 6 1855 died at home at 9 20 am Saturday aged 86. Survived by three sons John Edward Joseph Milo a daughter Mrs Fred Bishton five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Monday at Barta Hesser chapel burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call after noon Sunday.
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Fred Randa
Eighth Street St
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
John Edward
Joseph
Milo
Tipton
da ”Ter
Fred Bishton
C Rapids
Oak Tuli
Services for Miss Mary Duster at Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Mary Duster of 1724 Grande Avenue SE died Thursday. Funeral services set for 10 15 a.m. Monday at Immaculate Conception Church led by Rt Rev Msgr John M Molloy. Burial in Mt Calvary cemetery. Rosary recited Sunday by Daughters of Isabella at 4 p.m. and by Msgr Molloy at 8 p.m. at Brady mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duster
Grande Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Daughters of Isabella
Msgr. Molloy
Services for Alexander Luthi Held at Beatty Chapel
Alexander Luthi of 416 Fifth Street SE died Friday. Services will be at Beatty chapel at 3 30 p m Monday with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Luthi
Fifth Street SE
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Coe ROTC Unit Rated Excellent in Informal Inspection
Captain Leo W. Manning reports the Coe ROTC unit received an excellent rating after an informal inspection of both administrative and training sections. Col. T. Sutton, Iowa military district officer in charge, led the review with headquarters in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Sales 5. O. T. C
Leo W. Manning
Ss Science
Col. T. Sutton
Iowa Military District
Sutton
Des Moines
Inez Mosier Returns to Treasure Island After Visit
Inez M. Mosier machinists mate has returned to Treasure Island California after visiting her mother Anna M. Mosier of 828 C Avenue NW. For a Bubee-tenda tumble proof safety chair call 4610 or 33478.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez M. Mosier
Treasure Island
Calif
Anna M. Mosier
C Avenue NW
Funeral attendees gather in Cedar Rapids for Miss Shaughnessy
Mrs Charlotte Rodskier Falvey Rodskier and Mr and Mrs Edwin Bretz of Chicago Edward Rodskier of Cheyenne Wyoming and Charlotte Hubbard of Battle Creek Michigan attend the funeral of Miss Clara Shaughnessy in Cedar Rapids Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
Charlotte Rodskier
Falvey Rodskier
Edwin Bretz
Chicago
Edward Rodskier
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charlotte Hubbard
Battle Creek
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Clara Shaughnessy
Welch Couple Return From French Lick Banks Meet
Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch return to 2300 First Avenue NW after attending a meeting of the executive council of bankers at French Lick Springs Indiana on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Welch
First Avenue NW
French Lick Springs
Ind
Welch
Executive Council of Bankers
Estae of Gee Farmer Dispositive Notice
Iowa court records list the estate of Gee Farmer with disallowances and necessary administration details. Attorneys for the case are noted as the estate’s legal representatives and include the administratrix in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athaty
Iowa
Driscoll Fined for DUI After Two Collision Incidents
Bernard C. Driscoll, 21, of 925 Twentieth Avenue SW, was fined 300 dollars and costs in district court after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested Friday after two accidents in which he failed to stop, damaging a Washington D C owned parked machine and a fire hydrant at intersections NW. He admitted drinking prior to the collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Driscoll
Twentieth Avenue
Driscoll
James Hadin
Washington, D. C
Fifth Street NW
B Avenue
Fifteenth Street NW
Four Year-Old Case Is Dismissed by Judge Thompson
In district court Judge G. K. Thompson dismissed a four year old case filed April 19 1943 by Mrs. Jack King against Samuel M. Sponseller Charles N. Waltrip and Jack Livingston for personal injury. Two related cases with the same defendants also dismissed along with two three year cases. Plaintiffs included Helen Durek minor Marie Durek Lucille Henry Madeline Norton. Defendants were the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union No NB1362 and Collins Radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Jack King
Samuel M. Sponseller
Charles N. Waltrip
Jack Livingston
Helen Durek
Marie Durek
Mariek
Lucille Henry
Madeline Norton
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Suit Filed To Recover Alleged Missing Items
Richard H. Tallman filed a petition in district court seeking $734.43 from Enwood Transfer Inc. He alleges a trunk shipped to Barranquilla Colombia arrived in July 1945 with a broken lock and missing articles. He seeks $303.13 value, $31.30 interest, and $400 for time and inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Tallman
Enwood Transfer, Inc
Tallman
Barranquilla
Colombia
South America
Myers Pleads Guilty On Robbery Charge
James Delbert Myers 19 of 720 Third Street SW pled guilty to robbery before Judge Floyd Philbrick in district court. He faces sentencing Monday at 10 a.m. The charge stems from the Feb 3 theft of a purse from La Rice at 515 Sixth Avenue SE. Myers had previously pled innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Delbert Myers
Third Street
Floyd Philbrick
Myers
la Rice
Sixth Avenue SE
Baxter Motor Company Ordered To Answer Replevin Claim
Eugene Baxter of Baxter Motor Company was ordered by Judge G K Thompson in district court to move or plead by April 28 in a replevin suit brought by Harrison Blanton. Blanton alleges the car remains held for an alleged lien for labor and parts and seeks $200 for loss of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Baxter
Baxter Motor Company
G. K. Thompson
Harrison Blanton
Will of Lillie May McNulty opened for probate
The will of Lillie May McNulty of Cedar Rapids who died April 10 was admitted to probate in district court Friday. Executor Earl J. North was named. Beneficiaries include daughters Gertrude L. High of Cedar Rapids and Tilda Elizabeth Halfein of Wyoming and son Edgar C. Bartlett of Plano Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie May McNulty
Cedar Rapids
Earl J. North
Gertrude L. High
Tilda Elizabeth Halfein
Wyoming
Edgar C. Bartlett
Plano, IL
Divorce Suit Dismissed in District Court
Judge Floyd Philbrick dismissed the divorce case of Matilda Chytry versus Joseph Chytry and the written instrument case Leo Burrell versus Brute A. Dominick in district court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Matilda Chytry
Joseph Chytry
Leo Burrell
Brute A. Dominck
District Court Friary
Judge Thompson Dismisses Century Indemnity Suit
Judge G K Thompson dismissed the damages suit filed by Century Indemnity Company against James R Derrenger in district court on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Century Indemnity Company
James R. Derrenger
Judge awards judgment in promissory note case
Judge Floyd Philbrick grants M. L. Jones a $485.55 judgment against Harry Hopker in district court Friday as Hopker failed to appear. Case based on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
M. L. Jones
Harry Hopker
Property Damage Suit Over Car Collision
Milo Abernathy sues Rudolph Kubik in district court for property damage from a collision on March 29 at Second Street and A Avenue NE. Plaintiff alleges $176 in losses. L A Hammon drove Abernathy’s car at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Abernathy
Rudolph Kubik
Abernathy
Second Street
Avenue NE
L. A. Hammon
Doctor Hamilton Files District Court Petition
Dr Henry H Hamilton filed a district court petition seeking judgment of 184 31 against R C Freeman and Laura Dr Hamilton claiming they owe that sum for professional services and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Hamilton
R. C. Freeman
Laura
Judge Floyd Philbrick Sets Morning Jury Assignments
Judge Floyd Philbrick will set assignments for jury cases at 9:30 in the morning. Previously assigned cases will be rearranged and new cases will be assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
All-City Music Festival Showcases 412 Voices at Memorial Coliseum
The All-City High School Music Festival drew several thousand to Memorial Coliseum for a two hour program by a combined chorus of 412 voices plus 90 piece band and orchestra. The chorus performed eight numbers including Battle Hymn of the Republic and Waltzing Matilda to enthusiastic applause. Conductors Paul Ray Joseph Kitchin and Stanley Vesely all Coe College faculty members led the chorus orchestra and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Breuer
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Schubert
Sousa
Washington Post
King Cotton
Saint-Saens
Paul Ray
Joseph Kitchin
Stanley Vesely
Coe College
Ray
Rural Independent School District bond notice at Concord School
Officials announce a bond issue for the Rural Independent School District at Concord School No 1 Marion Township. Bids due January with bonds maturing 1948 1957 and 1965 totaling 5000 plus interest. Auction favors lowest rate with preference for accrued interest and bids governed by district secretary and board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Secreta Bey
Concord School
Marion Township
Imity
Che Man
Bosra
Estate of Myrtle A. filed in Iowa probate court
On the fourth day of July the court appointed and qualified as administratrix Edward J. Dahms to liquidate the estate of Myrtle A. in Linty Iowa. Creditors must present claims to the court to be paid from the estate. All debts are directed to be filed in the office of the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle A
Linty
Iowa
Kubicek Novak & Kubicek Attorneys Firm
Kubicek Novak and Kubicek Attorneys is listed as the law firm in the document referencing legal counsel.
Notice of Probate and Loan Claims in Linn County Iowa
This notice states that on the 4th day of a month in Linn County Iowa the estate of James Gibson and Julie A Bishop, deceased, is being administered. Creditors are invited to present claims to the county clerk and arrange for payment as directed.
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Eeem
Antonie Linn
Gousty
Ms Ec
Linn County
Iowa
Towa
Linn Unty
Otice
Ames Saith Gibson
Innesste & Reques Akemmediate
Aly
Julie A
Shia
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Slee Os Émeron
Sioux City
Bruce Omer Luett
Eloise Phyllis Hale
Baldwin, Ia
Charles Milton Fisher
Louise Mary Fisher
Dorothy M. Sandboe
Vilas H. Sandboe
Vera L. Rector
Andrew J. Rector
L. B. Schley
Velma Schley
Opal Brewer
Robert Glenn
Martin Pilicer
Y.M.C.A
Paul F. Kilborn
First Avenue SE
Cora M. Eiler
Fifth Avenue
Charles E. Tubbs
H Avenue NW
Fred Buege, Jr
George Razoo
Elmer Geiger
Fourth Avenue
Bud Merchant
Tenth Street
Frank Novak
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Elmer Jones
Fourteenth Street
George Geiger
Johnson Avenue
Albert Lankota
Eleventh Avenue
Howard Schultz
Vincent Stark
Eleventh Street
At Mercy
Richard Jones
Taft Hotel
Milo Soukup
Everett Martinson
Eighteenth Street
S.2
James Tiernan
van Horne
John Mulvany
Alex Stechcom
Nineteenth Avenue
George Skalsky
St. Luke’s
Wilbur Ackley
Park Avenue SE
Don Ali
Abdullah Igram
Fifth Street
Justice Court
Kenny
Ainsworth
Burkman
House
Flyer
Committee
Charles Tobey
R-N.h
Tobey
House Republican
House Banking Committee
Albert W. Hawkes
R-N.j
C. R. Labor
United Packinghouse Workers
Local No. 3
Truck Drivers Union No. 238
Harold Smith
Packinghouse
C. B. J. Hall
White
Bob Blue
PAC
Dorce Secrest
Cizeus
Eer
Decatur
Ajay Martin
CIO United Farm Equipment Workers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Council of African Affairs At
New York
An American Activities Committee
G.I. Loan
C.R. Man
R.O.A
Air Corps Reserve
Duster Services
Luthi
Coe R.O.T.C
Welchs
B. C. Driscoll
Thompson
McNulty
412 Voice High School Chorus In Music Festival
Edward J. Dahms
Attorne
Cen Eee Minis Ra of, Kubicek, Novak & Kubicek
Attorneys
Fry
Edward J Dahms
Wm. J. Matias
He ‘Tate
Nedar Rapids
Linnity
Ty. A. D
Spas
Cor Ee
Retary
Oat Ace Shener & Son
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