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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1944

Page

10

Shore Patrol Disbanded at Atawa City Navy Station

Iowa City shore patrol unit of 28 personnel is disbanded and reassigned to naval stations nationwide. Aviation cadets and ship's company will assume security duties at the station, with transfers driven by manpower. Notables include J. H. Clift and other Iowa City Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids leaders, sent to San Diego Seattle and Chicago.

Eredal Iowa City Navy Naval Army J. H. Clift Cedar Rapids Clift F. A. Ahring L. N. Bruce C. Burke G. R. Hall L. F. Hines H. M. Lodge M. C. Aiken Seattle Hines Chicago

Petition to Oust Ottumwa Mayor Filed in Court

District Judge H V Levis set May 15 for a hearing on the removal petition against Ottumwa Mayor David A Nevin after the Wapello county district court filing. County Attorney John D Moon accuses Nevin of willful neglect and mal-administration amid an probe into alleged vice conditions that led to the former safety commissioner G E Rhoads’ conspiracy conviction.

Ottumwa INS H. V. Levis David A. Nevin Ottuma Nevin Wapello County John D. Moon G. E. Rhoads

Birds Classified as Thrushes Include Robin Bluebird Mockingbird

The excerpt notes that the robin, bluebird and mockingbird are all thrushes. This concise claim appears in a short advertisement fragment.

Mrs. Jennie Just Luense Rites Set At St. Josephs

Mrs. Jennie Just Luense 58 of 275 Twentieth street died suddenly Tuesday at 3 am. Born Nov. 26, 1885 near Manchester she married Nov. 4, 1908 at Strawberry Point and lived in Marion. Survived by husband Seaman Leo Luense a grandson James Leo Luense sister Mrs. Everett Smith and cousin Mrs. Anna Cassidy. Rosary services and church rites announced with Rosary recitations planned at the Yocom chapel.

George E. Luense Twentieth Street Jennie Pauline Just Manchester Strawberry Point Marion Leo Leonard Luense Seabees Aleutians James Leo Luense Cedar Rapids Everett Smith Oelwein Anna Cassidy Burbank Calif Yocom Chapel Rosary Society

Marion Social Notes and Local Appointments

A Marion community roundup lists visits and gatherings including the Tanner family picnic with soldiers from Fort Knox and San Luis Obispo, hospital nurses from Cedar Rapids, and local residents attending meetings and events. Other items note job transfers, duplex sale, club meetings, and weekend furloughs for service members.

R. E. Tanner Pfc Robert Tanner Fort Knox Cpl Franklin Tanner San Luis Obispo Calif Amos Decious Verne Tanner Wayne Ross Gertrude Knake Cedar Rapids Winifred Cornthwaite Carol Cooper Mary Moorhead St. Luke’s Hospital

Medhope J Nicholson Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital

Medhope J Nicholson 53 of 700 Ninth avenue died Monday at 6 30 p m in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness. Born May 17 1890 in Estherville he was married Feb 18 1917 to Ora Minor. Survived by wife two sons three daughters and three sisters. Services at Yocom chapel with time to be announced.

Medhope J. Nicholson Ninth Avenue Christensen Construction Company Cedar Rapids Estherville Beverton Ala Ora Minor Marion Rockwell Kenneth B. Nicholson U. S. Army Hawaii Clair M. Nicholson U. S. Navy South Pacific la Dell Kensinger Patricia L Carmel Ann Nicholson Lila Lockhart Florence Lockhart Caledonia Mamie Sizemore Birmingham Yocom Chapel

Navy Men Stationed at Various Posts Mentioned in Report

End at his home in Whittier notes the men stationed temporarily at Camp Dodge. Mrs Bernard Struck informed her navy inductee husband is at Great Lakes. Mrs Roy Kellams returns from Maquoketa where she visited her son and daughter in law Lester Kellams.

R. Richardson Chicago John EE. Godwin Pvt. Richardson Camp Blanding, Fla End Whittier Camp Dodge Bernard Struck Navy Great Lakes Roy Kellams Maquoketa Mrs Lester Kellams

Iowa Reports Twenty Three March Traffic Deaths

Iowa’s public safety department reports 23 traffic fatalities in March 1944, down from 25 in March 1943. The month saw 426 injuries, up from 333, while the first quarter totals show 70 deaths and 1,088 injuries, compared with 66 deaths and 968 injuries in early 1943.

DES Moines State Department of Public Safety Iowa

Legionaires Schedule School of Instruction for Convention

Maquoketa hosts an American Legion and auxiliary district convention with a 1 p.m. school of instruction for service officers led by Ralph J. Laird of Des Moines. Legionnaires and the public may attend the afternoon sessions, while William D. Woulett outlines the World War II veterans rehabilitation program and personal conferences.

Maquoketa American Legion and Auxiliary District Ralph J Laird Des Moines Marcusis Hall William D. Woulett W. P. Nugent Veterans Hospital Hurst Charles R. Logan Keokuk Roy l L. Pell Steers Department Presient

Five-county manpower area formed in Iowa

Des Moines reports a new five county manpower area with headquarters at Carroll. State manpower director George D. Haskell announced the establishment on Tuesday.

Des Moines Carroll George D. Haskell State War

State Parks Open For Summer Recreation Across Iowa

The Conservation Commission reminded Iowans that 87 state parks and game preserves are within 40 miles, accessible by A card gasoline. Parks offer lakes and streams with boating and bathing, picnic areas, firewood and sanitary facilities. Sixteen parks have lodges for groups and 68 family cabins for vacation use, each housing four people. Information on cabins via the commission, lodges reserved by the resident park custodian.

Des Moines State Conservation Commission Commission Paris

Inauguration of Dr. Russell D. Cole at Cornell College

Dr. Russell D. Cole, a 1922 graduate, is inaugurated as Cornell College president in Mt. Vernon with speeches by Bishop J Ralph Magee and the college father Dr. Frank Cole. He warns that confusion controversy and contention now challenge American education and calls for historical understanding and continuity of human experience.

Aristotle Cole

Commencement Events At Upper Iowa Listed

Upper Iowa University announces the eighty-eighth commencement with events from May 16 to May 22. Highlights include the Ladies Professorship annual meeting, Alpha Psi Omega dinner, music recital, Pi Kappa Delta breakfast and alumni events, a college dinner, an orchestra program, and the play Out of the Frying Pan. Baccalaureate service and vesper music conclude the week, with Sigma Tau Delta breakfast and graduation exercises. Reunion dinners for 1894 and 1919 classes are planned for Sunday and Monday.

Fayette W. T Smith Upper Iowa University Ladies Professorship Association Alpha Psi Omega Department of Music Pi Kappa Delta Alumni Association Sigma Tau Delta

Iowans Interned Named by War Department

The War Department released a list of 13 Iowa residents interned by Germany. Included are Sgt. William C. Fischer of Anamosa and Pvt. John E. Harden of Tipton.

Washington Germany War Department William C. Fischer Anamosa John E. Harden Tipton

Iowan Awarded National Medal to Dr C H McCloy

Dr C H McCloy of the University of Iowa received the Luther Gulick award for distinguished service in physical education at the national convention in New York City. The research professor has served as civilian consultant to the U S Army Surgeon General since January and will return to Iowa City around June 1.

Iowa City Luther Gulick C. H. McCloy University of Iowa American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation New York City New York Physical Education Association McCloy U. S. Army

Eleven Die as Fortress Crashes Near Ardmore Airfield

An Air Force Flying Fortress returning from a combat training flight spun from 800 to 1 000 feet and crashed six miles southwest of Ardmore Army Airfield. Eleven crewmen were killed including Cpl. Victor E Turner of Waterloo Iowa and other next of kin. Officers said the aircraft burned after the impact.

Ardmore Oklo Donald W. Eisenhart Cpl Victor E Turner Velman. Turner Waterloo

Stevenson Services Wednesday at Fayette for Oliver W Stevenson

Special to The Gazette Fayette Ollver W Stevenson attorney and former Fayette mayor died Sunday. Services set for Wednesday at 2 pm burial in Grandview cemetery He was a Fayette lawyer since 1907 graduate of Upper Iowa and Iowa universities held posts in Commercial club Farm Bureau Methodist church and UI board of directors He once headed Waucoma schools and is survived by wife Imogene Cobb

Layette Oliver W. Stevenson Fayette Grandview Upper Iowa Iowa Stevenson Commercial Club Fayette County Farm Bureau The Methodist Church Upper Iowa University Board of Directors Waucoma Imogene Cobb

Crawford to be buried in Iowa City after SD career

Coe I. Crawford 86 longtime South Dakota governor from 1907 to 1909 and U S senator 1909 to 1915 died in a Yankton hospital of a heart attack. Burial planned in an Iowa City cemetery. Surviving wife and three sons. Born January 14 1858 near Volney Iowa, he studied law at the University of Iowa and held multiple state posts before later practicing law in Huron.

Ively Hughes County Legislative Assembly Dakota Territory South Dakota United States Huron

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