Los Alamos Residents Declared Stateless in NM Opinions
Five thousand Los Alamos inhabitants faced loss of state citizenship as New Mexico opinions concluded residents cannot gain New Mexico citizenship by residence on the federal military reservation. The ruling affects voting and local rights while federal authority remains dominant. officials seek a U S commissioner and a Justice Department agent to handle minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante FE
N. M
Los Alamos
New Mexico
United States
America
District of Columbia
Europe
E. J. Demseon
Demseon
Clyde McCulloh
Department of Justice
Daily Record Weather and Local Court Notices
Partly cloudy and mild Sunday with showers east and central portions, generally fair by Sunday evening. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to westerly 15 mph, then light Monday. Highs 63 Sunday, 66 Monday. lows 38 Sunday night. Drunkenness fines for Arthur Vic Johnson and Leo Griswold. other fines listed for various offenses. Divorces granted to multiple Cedar Rapids area couples listed. Fire and police reports included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Streicher Claims Yank Guards Beat Him at Internment
Julius Streicher testified in his war crimes trial claiming American soldiers beat him during internment and forced him to kiss the feet of Negroes. He said a Wiesbaden doctor showed him pity while a hospital director allegedly treated him well, and he reported the abuses to an American officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Julius Streicher
Gestapo
Wiesbaden
Streicher
United States
Frankfurt
Hye
Arthur Donovan Charged With Homicide After Altercation
Arthur Donovan 54 a boxing referee appeared in felony court as a felony assault charge was dismissed and a homicide charge substituted in connection with the death of 58 year old importer David S Corcoran on Fifth Avenue. Donovan posted 2500 bail with a hearing set for May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Arthur Donovan
David S. Corcoran
Donovan
Fifth Avenue
Olientate Philp B. Th ‘i Te
Truck Driver Jailed For Cruelty to Dogs
INDIANAPOLIS UP Ross Cromer an egg Hanover Pa truck driver Saturday was sentenced to a week in jail for hauling 56 dogs from a city without giving them food or water City Judge John A Niblack also fined Cromer $50. The trucker was convicted of cruelty to animals charges Niblack ordered the dogs kept in the city pound for seven days If Cromer's employer does not claim them by that time they will become the pound's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hanover
John A. Niblack
Cromer
Niblack
Courtfining Drunk Driver Lintz in Cedar Rapids
Earl Francis Lintz aged 45 of 1519 L Street SW paid a 300 dollar fine after pleading guilty to drunk driving. Judge Floyd Philbrick ordered a 60 day license suspension following arrest by Highway Patrolmen Harry Cloud and C M Fels for narrowly missing parked cars on a Cedar Rapids street shortly before midnight Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Francis Lintz
L Street
Floyd Philbrick
Lintz
Harry Cloud
C. M. Fels
Cedar Rapids
Philbrick
Damage Suit Filed in Auto Accident Case
Carl L. Bryan of 271 Eighteenth street NW sues H. I. Helgeson a farmer near Williamsburg for 499.93 dollars claiming a January 6 collision on highway 149 near Fairfax was Helgeson’s fault. He seeks 313.93 for car repairs and 186 for loss of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Bryan
Eighteenth Street
H. I. Helgeson
Williamsburg
Bryan
Highway 149
Fairfax
Helgeson
Bryah
Shadle Defendants Sued Over Unpaid Loan Balance
The House Hold Finance corporation filed a case Saturday seeking $80.72 the unpaid balance of a $150 loan made on June 30 1941. The suit also requests six percent interest from September 27 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. Shadle
Genevieve Shadle
Household Finance Corporation
Cub Pack 5 Holds Regular Meeting
Cub Pack 5 held its regular monthly meeting at Central Park church Friday evening. Awards were presented to Bobby Cech Bobby Sadilek Billy Miller Ray Howland Jim Miller Billy Dykhuisen Ron Thenhous Jerry Dawson Wayne Ellingson Bobby Zemsteg Don Cassidy Larry Young Paul Johnstone and Toby Arnold. Den 1 won the project prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack 5
Central Park Church
Bobby Cech
Bobby Sadilek
Billy Miller
Ray Howland
Jimmy Miller
Billy Dykhuisen
Ronny Thenhous
Jerry Dawson
Wayne Ellingson
Bobby Zemsteg
Don Cassiday
Larry Young
Paul Johnstone
Toby Arnold
Den 1
John Froehlich Confined After Tuesday Surgery
John Froehlich of 407 Sixteenth Avenue SW is confined to Mercy hospital after undergoing surgery Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Froehlich
Sixteenth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Alberts 6165 Cleaning Service Offers Daily Checkup
A note describes a four day service with daily check ups by Alberts at 6165, outlining a cleaning offer and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts
Jan Hus 1 0 C F Degree Team Departure
The Jan Hus 1.0.C.F. degree team will leave Sokol Hall by bus at 6 30 pm Monday to confer the second degree at Central City Lodge No 417.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Hus
C.F
Sokol Hall Xag Nag
Central City Lodge
No. 417
Cedar Rapids Small Stock Meet Before Rabbit Show
The Cedar Rapids Small Stock association will convene at 315 Wilson Avenue SW at 8 p.m. today. This is the final meeting before the Rabbit show scheduled for May 3 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Small Stock Association
Wilson Avenue
Butterfly café opens with new Des Moines leadership
The Des Moines operation shows Wong as secretary and state official, with Joseph Annexton named president and O A Siegel serving as secretary and treasurer, indicating a formalized management structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfly Cafe
Des Moines
Joseph Annexton
O. A. Siegel
Cedar Rapids Pastboard Artists Win Sixth Annual Pinochle Series
In the kickoff match Thursday night at the Sixteenth Avenue club rooms the Cedar Rapids pasteboard artists defeated Ely Community club by 187 points. Cedar Rapids captain is L. J. Pochobradsky Jr., president of the Sixteenth Avenue club. Os og will meet again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Ely Community Club
Sixteenth Avenue Club
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Pochobradsky, Jr
Os Og
Stroke Fatal to Joseph Technik
Joseph Frank Technik 57 of 71 Daniels Street NE died at 4 20 a m Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered while fishing the prior Wednesday. He was born September 19 1888 in Czechoslovakia and lived in Cedar Rapids 38 years. Survived by wife Emma a son Joseph Jr Cedar Rapids a daughter Ann M Technik Chicago two grandchildren Robert and Joann Technik Cedar Rapids his parents three brothers Frank Jerry Tony and three sisters all in Czechoslovakia. Technik was a member of Sokols Karel IV Z C B J Prokop No 46 C S A Moose Eagles South Side Civic club and the Iowa Master Painter's Association. Services 3 p m Monday at Janeba funeral home burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank Technik
Daniels Street
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Emma
Joseph, Jr
Ann M. Technik
Chicago
Robert
Joann Technik
Joseph Technik
Frank
Jerry
Tony
Ann Kincle
Mary Kosal
Antoinette Beranek
Technik
Sokols
Karel IV
Prokop No. 46
The
Moose, Eagles
South Side Civic Club
Iowa Master Painter’s Association
Displaced Girls Use Marriage Claims Against U.S. Troops
In Frankfurt a military government spokesman says displaced European women pursue U.S. soldiers for marriage. He notes two to three GI licenses daily with Polish and Baltic women, many pregnant, some ineligible for return home, and cites a rare case of a German national obtaining a license despite prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
INS
Germany
U. S
G.i.’S
Austria
How Emergency Grain Purchase Program Works
Washington explains the emergency grain purchase plan. Corn deliveries earn a 30 cent per bushel bonus for immediate export on No 3 or better grade or No 4 on test weight, with contracts issued by the government and drafts issued for total price. Wheat purchases allow delayed payment until March 31, 1947, with no quantity limit and a May 25 deadline for the 30 cent bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Field Service Branch
Triple-A
Toledo Woman Dies at 70 With Funeral Planned
Funeral services for a Toledo resident aged 70 will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Henderson Funeral Home. Born March 18 1876 in Tama she married in 1896. Surviving are her husband a son Donald a sister Mrs Soth of Tama. Burial will be in Hayes Cemetery east of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ugherty
Henderson Funeral Home
Tama
Donald
Soth
Hayes Cemetery
Slow Transit of Soldiers Kin Delayed Passports
Washington says army and state department clashed over delays in issuing passports for dependents joining soldiers overseas. Two ships left port under two thirds capacity. 6,000 passports issued monthly. First mass movement began mid April with about 1,200 people. third ship due April 30. ships under 750 capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sns
Army
State Department
Army Transportation Corps
War Department
United States
Senate Leader Sees Draft Likely to Expire May 15
Washington AP reports Senate Majority Leader Barkley says the current draft law may expire May 15 rather than be extended. House passage of a nine month extension with bans shifts pressure to the Senate to act before next month’s deadline. Senator Gugney supports a full year extension with minor changes and may pause the British loan bill to take up the extender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barkley
D-Ky
House
Sen. Gugney
R-S.d
Senate Military Committee
Gurney
Reckless Driver Fined $25 in Traffic Court
Roy Larkin of 216 Sixth avenue SW was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Saturday after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Patrolmen Roy Walker and Tom Gaines clocked him at 55 miles per hour on Mt. Vernon avenue between 23rd and 25th streets SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larkin
Sixth Avenue SW
Glenn FE. Griffin
Williamsburg
Merle Kepler
Mt. Vernon
Fred Abdner
Fifth Street
Clarence Atwood
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Sutton
Montrose Hotel
M. J. Miller
Route 1
Sixth Avenue
Larkin
Roy Walker
Tom Gaines
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty - Fifth Streets
Turkey Chicks Die from Chill in Central City
About 200 turkey chicks died from cold after a Central City vandalism incident over the weekend. A car belonging to Othel Wright was found wrecked near the Wright home and abandoned at the Central City Produce building. The turkey brooder house was broken into and heat shut off, chilling the chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Larry Condon
Othel Wright
Wright
City Council Approves Industrial Zoning Changes and Plats
The city council backed the plan commission to re zone land south of Eighth Avenue SW near the Cedar River from light to heavy industrial use. It approved two preliminary plats for Kenmore and Westland Second additions and three final plats for Forest Lane, Oak Heights, and auditor's plat 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Plan Commission
Eighth Avenue
Cedar River
Kenmore
Westland
Forest Lane
Oak Heights
Auditor
Varvaris duo loses cigarette permit bid for Butterfly Cafe
Alex and Steve Varvaris forfeited a cigarette permit at the Butterfly Cafe located at 306 Third Avenue SE. The council granted a cigarette permit to Butterfly Cafe of Cedar Rapids, Inc. with Joseph Annexton serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Steve Varvaris
Butterfly Cafe
Third Avenue SE
Butterfly Cafe of
Cedar Rapids, Inc
Joseph Annexton
Council approves credit to rotary fund from various funds
The council voted to credit 862.57 dollars to the rotary fund from several other funds for cenahanen of gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Fund
Cenahanen
Council Refund Surrender of Drug Permits Mentioned
The council approves a refund related to surrender of drug permits by Mrs George C Keyes and Rodney Berger Cedar Rapids Electric Supply company surrendered an electrical permit for the project status and official record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Keyes
Rodney Berger
Cedar Rapids Electric Supply Company
Footings Extension Request Near Property Line Referred
A request by architect Norman Hatton to extend footings two feet beyond the property line at Second Avenue Tenth Street SE was referred to the city engineer and building department for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Norman Hatton
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
City Engineer and Building Department
Top Music Contest Winners List Across Several Towns
A large list of prize winners from a regional music contest includes soloists and group performances across towns like Tipton, Traer, Sigourney, and Anamosa. Winners span instruments such as piano, clarinet, saxophone, horn, trombone, trumpet, and voice categories with multiple schools named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Bakehouse
Hedrick
Beverly Joens Traer
Betty Ellis
Marengo
John Kelly
Parnell
Tipton
Joan Fraseur
Tama
Robert Borewold
Maxine Horn
Girls Glee Club
Ype Ci
de Stephenson
Sigourney
Shirley Maurer
Roberta Emerson
Toledo
Monticello
West Branch
No Wheat Speculation Cited By Grain Board Leader
Chicago Board of Trade president Harry G. Schaack said there has been no wheat futures speculation for some time. He noted that wheat futures have remained frozen at the ceiling price for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry G. Schaack
Chicago Board of Trade
Parks Department Sprays New Weed Killer on Blake Boulevard
Parks Commissioner Dick Jones reports the park crew sprayed Friday in Blake boulevard SE area with solution 2-4D to kill large leaf weeds such as dandelions. Concentrated efforts targeted the Blake and Forest Drive SE vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Boulevard
Dick Jones
Blake
Forest Drive SE
Jones
Correction: R. J. Wolf Arrest Details Clarified
Police says R. J. Wolf who left the scene of an accident Thursday night does not reside at 1225 Fifth Street SE the address he gave. Wolf, in the army, was visiting Cedar Rapids and was scheduled for police court Friday but did not appear. police also searched for him Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wolf
Fifth Street
Wolf
Cedar Rapids
Apo
Girl Seeking Memoir Wins oratorical contest
Twenty year old Helen Braden of Iowa Wesleyan made a provocative speech claiming GIs make poor husbands, drawing strong reactions. In Northwestern University preliminaries she repeated the speech and the interstate finals followed Friday amid debate over veterans and domestic life. Harold Wynkoop of the United Veterans World War II responded that she risks spinsterhood with such views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Helen Braden
Iowa
G.I
Miss Braden
Iowa Wesleyan
Northwestern University
Harold Wynkoop
Cegent
United Veterans World War II
Complete Supplemental Czech Feeding Program
The American Relief for Czechoslovakia bulletin says 62,000 children will receive five months of powdered milk cocoa and eggs, shipped to Prague for the most needy areas in Bohemia Moravia Slovakia and Silesia. April shipments raise the six months total to 1,351,704 pounds of food plus clothing and medical goods, with the relief effort totaling over 1.93 million dollars since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Relief Agency
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Silesia
Service Men Honored By Mt. Hermon Lodge
Two former Cedar Rapids men E. E. Lowe and Otto R. Lambertsen participated in Mount Hermon lodge No. 263 A F and A M in a third degree presentation. Mount Hermon welcomed home 68 service men at an honor banquet and degree work. Coe college brass choir provided dinner music. Attendance was 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Lowe
Davenport
Otto R. Lambertsen
Kansas City
Mount Hermon Lodge
No. 263
A.F
A.M
Coe College
Charles Penningroth
W. W. Crissman
Lloyd George
Veterans’ Welcome Committee
R. T. Termohlen
T. H. DeWees
William W. Crissman
J. E. Denton
O. Lee Eckert
Alex Fidler
Nylons and Rings Reported Stolen From Two Homes
Mrs. Wanda Warthen reported two women's rings and nylon hose stolen from her home at 710 Fifth Avenue SE after she left at 7 am and returned at 3 30 pm Friday. Detectives Con nell and Stusak investigated the break in through an open living room window. Mrs. Grace Nichols said a watch was taken from a dresser at 813 Thirty sixth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Warthen
Fifth Avenue
George Connell
Jake Stusak
Warthen
Pace
Grace Nichols
Two Men Fined Fifty Dollars for Drunkenness
Two men were fined $50 and costs in police court Saturday for drunkenness. Arthur Vic Johnson, at large, and Leo Griswold, Marion, were arrested Friday. Johnson was found on the railroad tracks near Fifth Avenue SE around noon, and Griswold was picked up at the Milwaukee depot about 10:50 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vic Johnson
Leo Griswold
Marion
Milo A
Jilovec
Mt. Vernon
Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Griswold
Milwaukee Depot
Flack Confirmed as Ambassador to Bolivia
Joseph Flack of Pennsylvania was confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Bolivia. The chamber also approved ministers for J Rives Childs of Virginia to Saudi Arabia and Edwin F Stanton of California to Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Flack
Pennsylvania
Bolivia
Senate
J. Rives Childs
Virginia
Saudi Arabia
Edwin F. Stanton
California
Siam
Marion Man Dyrland Dies in Seattle After Construction Work
Norman Dyrland 40 formerly of Marion died suddenly Friday in Seattle. Born December 24 1905 in Norway Iowa he was the son of George and Anna Risdal Dyrland. He lived in Marion and moved to Seattle about three years ago. He was a Presbyterian and never married. Surviving parents 1539 Eighth Avenue Marion a brother Louis Durland Chicago and five sisters Amanda Cleghorn Norway Iowa Ida Cedar nf ids Gertrude Rogers Denver C olo Lillian Gill Marion and Cora Taylor Moscow City. Body to be returned to Marion for burial with services in Yocom chapel at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dyrland
Seattle
Norway
George
Anna Risdal Dyrland
Marion
Presbyterian Church
Eighth Avenue
Louis Durland
Chicago
Amanda Cleghorn
Ida — Cedar
Bohannon Couple Called to Marion for Ill Brother
Mr and Mrs Owen Bohannon of Coffeyville Kansas travel to Marion due to the critical illness of Mrs Bohannon s brother Elmer Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Bohannon
Coffeyville, Kan
Marion
Bohannon
Elmer Hollingsworth
Perry Trip For Funeral And Wedding Shower
Mr and Mrs Jerry Lesher of Center Point formerly of Marion traveled to Perry for Amos Monthie funeral. Mrs Violette Jacobs went to Perry for a shower at Mrs John McCarthy s home honoring Janet McCarthy bride elect of Gene Jacobs of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lesher
Center Point
Marion
Perry
Amos Monthie
Violette Jacobs
John McCarthy
Janet McCarthy
Mrs. Jacobs
Gene Jacobs
Fiedler Called to Dubuque by Ill Father
Paul J. Fiedler rushed to Dubuque due to his father H. H. Fiedler's critical illness in a Dubuque hospital. The elder Fiedler resides in Cuba City Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Fiedler
Dubuque
H. H. Fiedler
Cuba City
Wis
Dubuque Hospital
Mrs Minnie Besser Hosts Visit With Daughters
Mrs Besser of Harper and her daughter Mrs Clem Adams of Washington were guests Thursday of Mrs Violette Jacobs, the Besser’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Besser
Harper
Clem Adams
Washington
Discharged Navy Veteran Robert Wainwright Honored
T. M. (3/c) Robert Wainwright, a 32 month navy veteran with the last year in China, was discharged at Minneapolis Friday. He is the son of Mrs. Amie Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M
Robert Wainwright
Navy
China
Minneapolis
Amie Wainwright
Social Visits Highlight Local Travel
Mrs. Ivan L. Mann returned from Perry where she was the guest of Mrs. S. T. Legvold. Mrs. Robert Kadesch of Cedar Falls spent the last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan L. Mann
Perry
S. T. Legvold
Robert Kadesch
Cedar Falls
Mrs
Emmet Tow
Religious services and schedules for Marion area churches
The list outlines service times for Marion churches including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Prairie Chapel and Seventh Day Church of God. It notes pastors, bible schools, morning worship, sermons and youth meetings along with an annual business meeting for a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Youth Fellowship
Carl M. Cunningham
James P. Gable
C. V. R. DeJong
Redeemer
Cedar Rapids Presbytery
Westminster Fellowship
Gilbert Voorhies
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
W. W. McMicken
Estimate of shoppers returning one eighth of goods in stores
The article estimates that shoppers return about one eighth of the goods they buy in department stores. The figure suggests notable returns impacting inventory and sales.
Deaths Mrs Paul Belting Dead in Urbana Ill
Mrs Martha Fox Belting 55 wife of the late Dr Paul E Belting former director of physical education at the University of Iowa died Thursday night at her Urbana Illinois home after a long illness. She was born May 6 in Cedar Rapids daughter of Charles and Grace Liddle Fox. Surviving are two daughters Natalie Marie Belting and Dorothy Belting Rundle. a sister in law nephews and aunts. Funeral services were held Saturday at the First Presbyterian church Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fox Belting
Paul E. Belting
University of Iowa
Urbana
Ill
Belting
Cedar Rapids
Daugher
Charles and
Grace Liddle Fox
Coe College
Germany
Italy
Oskaloosa
University of Illinois
Iowa
Illinois
Natalie Marie Belting
Dorothy Belting Rundle
David B. Rundle
Chanute Field
Merritt L. Fox
Berwyn
Charles H. Fox
John Fox
Stockwell Liddle
Walker
John Liddle
First Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Obituary for Mrs. Fred McArdle 84 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Fred McArdle age 84 died in a local hospital at 11 45 a m Friday after a long illness. Born November 3 1861 in New Marion Indiana she had lived in Cedar Rapids for 50 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Helen F McArdle Cedar Rapids brother Levi Thompson Minneapolis several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Cedar chapter 184 O E S and the G L A to the B of L E No 51 of which she was past president. Funeral services will be conducted in the Turner chapel at 130 p m Monday by Rev W A Montgomery. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McArdle
New Marion
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Helen F. McArdle
Levi Thompson
Minneapolis
B. of L.E
Turner Chapel
W. A. Montgomery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Last rites for Mrs James Aik set for Sunday church
Funeral services for Mrs. James Aik at Bethel A M E Church Sunday at 4 p m conducted by Rev A R Parks. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Rice Funeral Home. Residence listed as 816 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aik
Eighth Avenue SE
Bethel A.M.E
A. R. Parks
Oak Hill Comery
Rice Funeral Home
Funeral services for Charles 8 Gibson at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Charles 8 Gibson of 846 Fifth Avenue SE will be led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John M. Molloy at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. Monday. Burial follows at St. John's Cemetery in Independence. Rosary will be recited by Magr. Molloy at Brady Mortuary at 8 p.m. Sunday. Friends may call at Brady Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Gibson
Fifth Avenue SE
John M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Independence
Magr. Molloy
Brady Mortuary
Grain Bonus Plan Made Retroactive
The government retroactively applies a 30 cent wheat bonus to farmers who sold under the certificate plan as of April 3. Farmers may claim the bonus plus the market price from sale date through June 15, with income tax due in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stolen Car Abandoned In Bever Park Ditch
Cedar Rapids police hunted for the driver of a stolen car found overturned in a Bever park ditch. Patrolman Henry Overman investigated the incident tying the Waterloo theft to a car bearing both Henry county and Black Hawk plates, with Henry county plates reported stolen April 21. A witness described a short medium build man leaving the wreck. The smashed vehicle was towed to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Henry Overman
Waterloo
Henry County
Black Hawk
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Law
Daily Record
Police Theft Report
Victor Christenson
Windsor Hotel
St. Luke’s
LeRoy Gardner
Rowley
Myron Sorden
James Bruce
Center Point Road
Joseph Chalder
G Avenue
Wilson and Company
Tenth Street SE
Company No. 4
Ruth Hazel Doetzel
Fred .D. Doetzel, Jr
Bessie Hodges
John S. Hodges
Raymond L. Gatzke
Beatrice Louise Gatzke
Lloyd FE. Riddle
Lulu C. Riddle
Ruby Schindler
Everett Schindler
Joan Karr
Oral Karr
Louis Trefny
Frances V. Klinger
Edward Walter Nowachek
Phyllis Irene Wymer
George M. Holland
Amy Elmore
Joseph Prochaska
Georgina Womacka
Donald Dean Sheronick
Kathleen Mac Harrelson
Floyd A. Sauter
Dorothy J. Matejka
Eugene Dempsey
Dorothy Jean Emblam
Oelwein
Edward Letterman
Naomi Letterman
Masquoketa
Ivan LaVerne Newland
Charlotte Ann Horak
Yanks
Brust
Earl Lintz
Gert
C. R
Joseph F. Technik
U.S
Grinnell
Donal Lou Hanson
Waukon
Martha Willkinson
Anamosa
Lila Lee Wheeler
Jean Thiele
Maynard
Pat Liabo
Eunice Johnson
Atkins
Patsey Hilsabeck
Jim Kruse
Vinton
Robert Simmons
Fayette
George Gundacker
Strawberry Point
Paul Knudston
Dysart
Mary Lou Harrington
Arthur Peck
Wyoming
Ruth Ann Lowry
Cresco
Roland Swale
West Union
Delores Sazia
John Pence
Joyce Larson
Olin
Marjorie Richardson
Shirly Chandler
Nashua
Rose Marie Meyer
Postville
John Ross
Maquoketa
Ernest Lorenc
McKinley
Forest Steele
Hercen
Wise
Rooseve
Royce Scherf
Garnaville
Colette Lewis
Shirley Hoffman
Lyle Mason
Peggy Bohling
Mary Jane Scoles
Joyce Condon
Manchester
Vivian Keeley
Elsie Mastellar
Jesup
Calvin Robinson
Jane St. Clair
Tommy Thomas
Guttenberg
Richard Paul
Bill McCormack
Grundy Center
Mariam Tuttle
Janet Miller
Jena Faye Grubbs
Lost Nation
Parks Department
Mt. Hermon
Flack
Marion News
Marion Churches
Congregational — Church
E. J. Wykle
Jesus
Mrs. Paul Belting
Mrs. Aiken
Gibson Services
Jackie” Burris
V.A
Sie
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