Issue of Holy Land May Go Before U.N.
London sources say Prime Minister Attlee will seek cabinet approval to submit the Palestine problem to the United Nations assembly. A Moscow broadcast denounced solving the Holy Land issue without UN help as unproductive. Bevin, ill since July, will attend the cabinet meeting as Britain weighs its next step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Attlee
Palestine
United Nations Assembly
Moscow
Holy Land
United Nations
Truman
Ernest Bevin
Iowa Weather Forecast and City Fire Notices
Iowa Agricultural Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with thunderstorms late Tuesday into Wednesday. Highs around 90 Tuesday and 85 Wednesday. Tuesday night near 70. Sunday evening at 6 10 p m a house fire at 389 Sixteenth Street SE reported. Mrs M Scott, alarm company 6, cigaret set fire to awning at 320 Third Avenue SE. florist Toman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
West Portion
Short In
Sixteenth Street
Disturbances and court actions in city courts
A list of arrests and fines for drunkenness disturbing the peace and traffic violations names Joseph Folda Anthony Stechcon Joe Stark DeLane Shaheen James Ryan and others with addresses and fines. Also noted are birth announcements across several families including Novak Ferguson Coleman Strawhorn Ralston Vanda Kroemer Bucklin and others at Mercy and St Luke s hospitals plus Marion Udell Reckless driving speeding and parking offenses. Jerusalem tensions rise after King David hotel bombing with threats of heavier actions by Irgun Zvai Leumi and Hagana urged to reject forged documents. Jewish agency rejects partition proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Folda
Third Street
Anthony G. Stechcon
Thirteenth Avenue
Frank Myers
Third Avenue
Joe Stark
First Avenue
DeLane Shaheen
Nineteenth Street
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Irgun Zvai Leumi
King David
Tel Aviv
Hagana
King David Hotel
Japanese Women Legislators Face Criticism Over First Bill
In Tokyo AP reports Japanese women lawmakers, in their first foray into law making, introduced a bill for peace memorial enterprises to mark Japan's surrender but were rebuked for unbusinesslike methods. Rep Saburo Shiikuma said food and reconstruction mattered more than monuments and criticized lack of party consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Saburo Shiikuma
Son Drives Him Back to Hideout in Marsh Standoff
In Rochester Indiana a mile square huckleberry marsh was surrounded by armed police seeking fugitive Lester Nichols 41 wanted for questioning in his wife Nora's shooting. His son Melvin 16 shot at him twice saying he aimed to stop him from killing their mother. Nichols retreated into swampland wounded, while Nora Nichols 43 lay in fair condition from Akron Indiana street shooting Friday night with a bullet puncturing her lung and injuring her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ind
Huckleberry Marsh
Lester Nichols
Nora
Nichols
Melvin
Akron
OPA Seeks Injunction Against Richard Besak
The OPA seeks a federal injunction to restrain Richard Besak of Oxford Junction from slaughtering above quota. The complaint filed in Cedar Rapids alleges Besak slaughtered beyond his May quota in violation of control order 2. The agency also dismissed a separate complaint against Emma Johnson of West Branch, trading as Frozen Foods, over alleged slaughter quota violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Besak
Oxford Junction
Cedar Rapids
Paul Porter
OPA
Besak
Emma Johnson
West Branch
Other Three Partners Must Be Real Duffers
A Salt Lake City doctor at the Country Club golf course answered a hurry up call from the husband of an expectant mother. He rushed to the hospital, delivered the mother, and returned to rejoin his foursome at the lith oie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Country Club
Thee
New Dairy and Food Inspector Named for Benton Area
Emil M. Surry, 3290 Johnson avenue NW, former Cedar Rapids grocer and past president of the Iowa retail grocers and meat dealers association, named dairy and food inspector for Benton Linn Iowa and Johnson counties. He fills the vacancy from Fred Ford’s death and began duties August 1. Surry ran his Cedar Rapids grocery for 25 years until selling last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil M. Surry
Johnson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Benton, Linn
Iowa
Johnson Counties
Harry D. Linn
Surry
Fred Ford
Six Cent Pay Hike At National Oats
National Oats announces a six cent hourly raise for about 200 hourly workers. Most work a 55 hour week with time and a half over 40 hours. Base pay reaches 242 cents for men and 814 cents for women, though few remain at base rates. Cooper notes most employees have advanced to higher pay brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Oats Company
James L. Cooper
Cooper
British Start Bonus on Babies Across Britain
London AP reports Britain launches a two shilling bonus program aimed at families with children under 16. More than 2,006,000 mothers are expected at post offices for initial payments of 10 shillings each, with 5 shillings weekly government support per child. Minister James Griffiths notes 2,250,000 applications已有.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Britain
James Griffiths
National Insurance
Judge Sentences Gress for Larceny Nine Months in Jail
Judge Floyd Philbrick sentenced Lester Leon Gress to nine months in the county jail after he pled guilty to larceny. Gress admitted stealing an electric wall clock from George Roening of 1207 Sixth Street NW about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Lester Leon Gress
Gress
George Roening
Sixth Street NW
Marriage License Issued To Krause And Peterson In Cedar Rapids
The county clerk records show Richard E. Krause and Bonnie E. Peterson of Cedar Rapids were issued a marriage license last Saturday. The Gazette Saturday printed the names incorrectly as Richard E. Krane and Bonnie F E. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Krause
Bonnie E. Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Richard E. Krane
Bonnie FE. Peterson
Separate maintenance petition dismissed in 1944 case
Lois L. Noble’s petition against Samuel B. Noble, filed April 20, 1944, was dismissed Saturday by Judge Floyd Philbrick at Mrs. Noble’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois L. Noble
Samuel B. Noble
Floyd Philbrick
Stolen Cash From Trailer At Central City Fair
Early Saturday morning thirty dollars in dimes and small change was reported stolen from a trailer at the Central City fair.
Round of Home Visits Continued by Truman
President Truman kept a relaxed pace during a Kansas City area home visit, avoiding direct campaigning. He started with a 13 block walk with three security guards, then rode with a secret service driver to Grand View to see his mother, Mrs. Martha E. Truman, for the third time in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Truman
Kansas City
Secret Service
Grandview
Martha E. Truman
Ike In Rio After Santos Dumont Welcome Tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife rested in Rio after a busy schedule of receptions. They were greeted with a 21-gun salute and other honors typically accorded to heads of state at Santos Dumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Desiger
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Santos Dumont
Rosemont Gardens Dominates Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Show
Rosemont gardens owners Roy Ribble and wife swept top awards at Bever Park show, taking The Gazette trophy for high point overall, grand champion single spike, best three spike, best basket, reserve champion basket, and multiple color class wins. Alice Baker won novice division bulbs. Elmer Feye of Bellevue earned reserve champion single spike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont Gardens
Cedar Rapids
Leathernecks Stay in China at Full Strength
Admiral Charles M. Cooke Jr. said American marines in north China remain at full strength and will shoot back if attacked. He called the ambush near Peiping on July 29 an act by Chinese Communists. In Nanking the Ta Kang Pao hinted Truman may urge withdrawal plans from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
United States
Seventh Fleet
Peiping
Nanking
Ta Kang Pao
Truman
Gen. Marshall
Deaths Dr Zoa Munger osteopath long time Cedar Rapids resident
Dr Zoa May Munger 1834 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at home 11 30 p m Saturday after practicing osteopathy there since 1931 Born Warren County Ohio came from Middletown Ohio She and Dr Dora Dietz lived together 15 years No surviving relatives She held multiple professional memberships and died funeral Tuesday at Turner chapel with burial Thursday in Middletown and Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoa May Munger
First Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Warren County
Ohio
Middletown
Dora Dietz
Munger
United Brethren Church
Otterbein University
Westerville
Des Moines
Deaths: Mrs James Kasparek 90 Solon Resident
Mrs James Kasparek 90 of Solon died at home at 6 a.m. Monday after a brief illness born July 10 1856 near Solon lifelong Solon resident member of C S A lodge Solon survived by three daughters two sons 12 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren three sisters and three brothers husband preceded her in death services Thursday 2 p.m. Brosh funeral home Solon burial Oak Hill Cemetery Solon call at Brosh chapel Cedar Rapids Monday evening and then at Solon funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kasparek
Solon
C.S.A. Lodge
Mary Deitrich
Edward Koutsky
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Stinacher
Joseph E
John J
Mary Keppy
Davenport
John Horskey
Albany
Ore
Elizabeth Urbanek
Joseph Brosh
Iowa City
Frank J
Louis
T. B. Hlubucek
Brosh
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brosh Chapel
Obituary for John J. Kocian 1901–19? Cedar Rapids resident
John Joseph Kocian aged 44 of 817 Seventh Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 5 45 am Sunday after a long illness He was born in St Louis Missouri on November 11 1901 and lived in Cedar Rapids 23 years Surviving are his mother Mrs Louis Dengler of St Louis four sisters Mrs Louise Townsend Cedar Rapids Mrs Stephan Kowats St Louis Mrs John Valdes Tampa Florida and Mrs Jay Davies Phoenix Arizona a brother William St Louis and several nieces and nephews Services will be held Tuesday at 9 am at Immaculate Conception Church with Msgr Molloy presiding Burial will be at Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosary will be recited by Msgr Molloy at 8 pm Monday at the Monahan Secpeten home where friends may call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Kocian
Seventh Street
E. E. Pinney Coal Company
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Louis Dengler
Louise Townsend
Stephan Kowats
John Valdes
Tampa
Fla
Jay Davies
Phoenix
Ariz
William
St Louis
J. M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Msgr. Molloy
Monahan Secpeten
Funeral for George E. Foster in Wellman area
George E. Foster aged 67 of 1736 A avenue NE died at his home at 9 30 a m Sunday He was born near Wellman December 6 1878 and had lived in Cedar Rapids three and a half years He belonged to Central Park Presbyterian church of Cedar Rapids Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Wellman Surviving are his wife Nettie a son Lloyd B Chicago a daughter Mrs Aldo C Jadrnicek Cedar Rapids three grandchildren a brother Ralph and a sister Mrs Ethel Rugg Wellman Burial will be in Wellman Friends may call at Beatty chapel until 10 30 a m Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Foster
Avenue
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Nettie
Lloyd B
Chicago
Aldo C. Jadrnicek
Ralph
Ethel Rugg
Beatty Chapel
Mrs Alta Hartson Rites Held After Brief Illness At Home
Mrs Alta M Hartson of Marion died at her home Sunday at 4 30 p m after a brief illness Born February 19 1881 at Parkersburg Ia she had lived in Cedar Rapids 23 years and moved to Marion two years ago She leaves four daughters Mrs Gladys Ebsen Mrs Alta Rawson Mrs Vera Hilton of Gary Ind and Mrs Celia Camp Marion two sons Archie of Marion Everett of Bellflower Calif 24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren She was a Baptist member Funeral 1 30 p m Friday Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta M. Hartson
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Parkersburg
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Ebsen
Alta Rawson
Vera Hilton
Gary
Ind
Celia Camp
Archie
Everett
Bellflower
Calif
Hartson
The
Baptist Church
Turner Chapel
Services for Mrs. Thomas Troy at St. Matthew's Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Troy, 71, of 915 Seventeenth Street NE, will be held at St. Matthew's Church at 9 am Tuesday, with burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. The Knights of Columbus and Father Kearn will recite the Rosary at 8 pm Monday in Brady Mortuary, where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Troy
Seventeenth Street
St. Matthew’s Church
James D. Kearn
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Father Kearn
Brady Mortuary
Local infant Gary Ray Goodall Dies at 4:30 PM
Gary Ray Goodall, 2144 month old son of Mr and Mrs Floyd K Goodall, of 1602 Twelfth Avenue SE, died in a local hospital at 4 30 PM Sunday. Surviving, besides his parents,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Ray Goodall
Floyd K. Goodall
Twelfth Avenue SE
Obituary of Mrs Harold T Cahill of Cedar Rapids
Mrs Harold T Cahill 43 of 1017 Mt Vernon Ave SE Cedar Rapids died Sunday night after a brief illness in a local hospital. Born November 3, 1902 in Cedar Rapids she was the daughter of Joseph and Mrs Blahnik and lived here all her life. Surviving her husband two sisters and three brothers reside in California Wisconsin and Cedar Rapids. Services at Kuba Funeral Home with time to be announced. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Cahill
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Blahnik
Lyle Gordon
Long Beach
Calif
Joseph
Racine
Wis
Lumir
Milo
Kuba Funeral Home
Robins native Leslie Burgess dies after stroke
Leslie Burgess 914 Ellis NW longtime Robins resident and former Illinois Central railroad section foreman died early Monday at his brother Douglas Burgess's home in Winner South Dakota after a stroke. Survived by Grace his wife two sons Owen and William Cedar Rapids two brothers Douglas Winner and Norman Robins a son Jesse died in 1943. Body to be brought to Cedar Rapids for services at Turner chapel time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Burgess
Ellis Boulevard
Milner
Douglas Burgess
Winner
S. D
Robins
Illinois Central Railroad
Grace
Owen
William
Cedar Rapids
Douglas
Norman
Jesse
Turner Chapel
Cedar Rapids Woman Ella Cooley Dies After Long Illness
Ella Cooley 87 of 1410 A Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at home after a long illness. Born in 1859 in Milton Vermont she moved to Cedar Rapids as a child. Survived by sister Minnie Hollowell Cedar Rapids a niece H A Palmer Cedar Rapids two nephews Yonkers Cedar Rapids and Hollowell Kansas City Kan. Funeral in Turner chapel with time to be announced burial Oak Hill cemetery friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cooley
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Miss Cooley
Milton
Minnie Hollowell
H. A. Palmer
Harry Yonkers
A. C. Hollowell
Kansas City
Kan
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Haddy 87 dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
George Haddy 87 of 822 Ninth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at home at 9 30 a m Monday after a long illness Born in Syria he came to Cedar Rapids 40 years ago Surviving are his wife Delia four sons John Alex Tom and Sam all of Cedar Rapids 22 grandchildren and four great grandchildren He was a member of St George Syrian Orthodox church Funeral services will be held in Polansky funeral chapel at a time to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haddy
Ninth Avenue SE
Syria
Cedar Rapids
Delia
John
Alex
Tom
Sam
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
Polansky
Mrs Josephine Nemecek Dies in Minneapolis
The body of Mrs Josephine Nemecek who died in Minneapolis on Saturday arrived at Barta Hesser chapel late Monday morning. A graveside service will be held at Oak Hill cemetery Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by a reader of the Christian Science church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Nemecek
Minneapolis
Barta- Hesser
Oak Hill Cemetery
Christian Science Church
Cartoon Producers Warn Shorts May Vanish From Screen
Hollywood AP reports Walter Lantz president of the Cartoon Producers association warns that Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Woody Woodpecker and others could disappear from the screen unless exhibitors raise payments for screen brighteners. He notes rising production costs and fixed, too low, revenues, urging aid from major companies as Walt Disney also cuts staff by 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Woody Woodpecker
Walter Lantz
Cartoon Producers Association
W Woodpecker
Lantz
Walt Disney
Disney
Louisiana Governor To Make Film of Life
Baton Rouge report says Jimmy Davis the singing governor signed a contract to produce a movie of his life titled Louisiana. He added he does not know when filming will start due to being too busy at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
INS
Jimmy Davis
Momsday
Davis
All-American Thrill Drivers at Hawkeye Downs
The All-American Thrill Drivers present Crash Cook of Minneapolis as star attraction for Thrill Day on August 15 at the All-Iowa fair Hawkeye Downs. The show blends comedy drama and stunts with brick wood fire and steel barriers in death-defying feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Minneapolis
Hawkeye Downs
Sheriff Quits in Wake of Fighting in Athens Tennessee
Athens article reports MacMinn county moving toward restoring constitutional government after a six hour gun battle for the county jail. Sheriff Pat Mansfield resigned after being seen Friday and his departure was telegraphed to Governor Jim McCord. The election commission certified veterans' victory as guards protected former GI candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Tenn
MacMinn County
Citizens Committee
Pat Mansfield
Jim McCord
County Election Commission
George Woods
Rotary aims for worldwide fellowship and peace
Alvin R. Edgar of Ames told the Cedar Rapids Rotary club that international understanding and worldwide peace are this year’s Rotary goals. As district governor of Rotary International’s 132d district, he urged members to work individually toward peace during a year marked by international meetings on keeping the world safe from atomic-age war. the district includes 88 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Rotary
Alvin R. Edgar
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Edgar
Rotary International
Rotary
Batavia Metal Company Sale Falls Through
CHICAGO UP An agreement for Rausch Industries of Detroit to buy Batavia Metal Products, part of a Midwest paper empire under senate scrutiny, fell through Monday. A new deal to sell the company to another group is already under way as Batavia is among firms linked to a munition combine of Murray and Henry Garsson under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rausch Industries, Inc
Detroit
Batavia Metal Products Company
Midwest
Senate
Batavia Corporation
Murray
Henry Garsson
Bombs hit Beirut legation and British consulate in protest
Bombs exploded at the American legation and British consulate in Beirut almost simultaneously Sunday night. Police theorize the blasts signaled protest against the British American Palestine semi partition proposal. No casualties though considerable damage occurred. one person was arrested for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine
Air Show at Cedar Rapids Showcases Pusher Plane and Marine Corsair
The Cedar Rapids model meet featured a unique pusher aircraft with backward mounted engine, a single woman contestant Mrs. Clyde Teeter, and two 10-year-olds Ronald Amsted and Bob Miller as the youngest entrants. Winners spanned classes A to Open, with pilots from multiple states, while Major Robert Flaherty piloted a Corsair for air acts. Event director Leo Miner oversaw plans and field supervision amid heavy police presence and crowd inspection of the Corsair cockpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Owen, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Teeter
Waterloo
Ronald Amsted
Bob Miller
Morning Sun
A. C. Dean
Des Moines
William E. Owen
Leon Armstrong
Clinton
Robert Martin
Richard Mueller
Ken Hastie
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Marion
Anamosa
Independence
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Moline
Mt. Pleasant
Ames
Iowa City
Ben Franklin
Okinawa
Kyle Mills
Iowa State Guard
Human body bones and muscles total counts
The human body contains 206 bones linked by 696 muscles that enable movement and structure. This compact fact highlights the skeletal framework and muscular system coordinating daily motion.
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U.N
Daily Record
Miami
New York
Sioux City
James T. Ryan
A Avenue NW
Route
Leo Vanda
First Street
Harold Kroemer
Tipton
Francis Bucklin
Eleventh Street
St. Luke’s
Robert Hixson
Eugene Gregory
Avenue NW
George Chadima
Meadowbrook Drive
Carl Wolfe
Daniels Street
Melvin Meggers
Bernard Stoecker
Center Point
Udell
Robert L. Morlan
Morlan
Violet Hanshaw
Vera Hanshaw
D Avenue NE
James W. Hartz, Jr
Marengo
Robert L. Dodd
Eighth Street NW
William Chadima
Washington Avenue
Piece
Ea Ates Salon
Frank Cuhel
Swisher
Ralph Ingersoll
Sixth Street
B. R. Paulson
Flwood M. Hammond
Kenridge Terrace
Paul M. Hawke
Thirty-fourth Street
John Harman
Mt. Vernon
M. E. Butterfield
Harvey C. McClary
Park Terrace
W. J. Brown
T L. Phillipson
Elwood M. Hammond
Mae Williamson
Madison Street
Charles L. Douglass
Second Avenue
Fred Wagner
Vernament
William E. Votroubek
Victor Holst
Keystone
Margaret M. Devery
B. L. Bain
C Avenue NE
A. L. Mason
First Avenue E
Mardelle Sanborn
Floyd Sanborn
Antonia M. Folda
Joseph Folda
Elma Pospisil
Philip Pospisil
Jewish Agency Executive
Zionist Organization
Committee of Six
Herbert) Morrison
House of Commons
Son
Mm Hanet Ned Ee Son
Lapes
Florist
Third Avenue SE
Ike
Rio
Rosemont
Charlies Penningroth
George Waite
Precious
Mrs. Waite
White
Charles Penningroth
F. F. Schutter
Waite
Anton Stelcik
Margaret Fulton
Dr. Bennett
Elmer Feye
Bellevue
Ivy Robertson
FP. Neptash
Hildred
Mr. Stelcik
Max Reger
F.r. Schutter
Prince
Joseph Holec
Weite
Bennett
Mr. Schutter
Sttelcik
Aida
Beltrami
Casablanca
Yule Mitchell
L. H. Greyer
Susquehanna
Beacon
Edith Dave Cole
Cobbieskill
Feye
Miss Wisconsin
Minuet
Vulcan
Smoky
Irak
Cliff Newman
Buckeye
Maid of Orleans
Lady Jane
Yale Mitchell
Alsace
Copeland
C. R. Poyner
Dr. Hoeg
W. J. Schiessa
King Lear
Tahlahueka
Picardy
Stelcik
Alonquin
Baxter
Ark
F. Frazier
Oregon
Elizabeth
F Neprash
Joe Holec
Elizabeth the Queen
Neptash
Bagdad
King Tar
Alice Baker
Margaret Beaton
Salmon
FP. C. Schoettmer
Alladin
Algonquin
Voleta Hanson
Jeanel
F. C. Schoettmer
High Finance
Miss Baker
F. J. Kluber
F. J. Kiluber
Osemont Gardens
Queen of
L. W. Walrath
Rosecon
Anton
Darrell
Larry
Nancy
W. Young
W. W. Goodall
Martha Goodall
Ondar Rapids
A. Timothy Starr
Dairy Dale Community Church
Cedar Memorial Park
John J. Kocian
Cedae Rapids
H. T. Cahill
Ela Cooley
Nemecek
Hollywood
Sit
Beatrice Trachta
Crash
Batavia Metal Company
Funeral Home Home
I Cornelius Taecke Lie
Exscaimer
Richard Bloomquist
Dean Swift
Cromwell Jones
E. J. Polashek
Cresco
Bill Andrus
Alfred Dean
Ken Jackson
L. R. Johnson
Richard Clement
Wally Blake
Arthur Schultz
Ill
William Scott
C. R. Johnson
Bob Meeker
Paul Mclrath
Lawrence Canover
Iowa Cay
U-Control
Business Men’s Assurance Co
Wyatt E. Maupin
Borten Caruthers
William RK
Bill
Reed
Cedar Ravids
American Bidg
Dial
Norrito
Norito
Orito
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