Birth Announcements From St Luke's and Mercy Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Lester Burianek 1644 Second Avenue SE welcomed a daughter on August 15. Mr and Mrs Herbert Beckman 350114 First Avenue SE welcomed a daughter on August 15. Mercy Hospital reports a daughter for Mr and Mrs Delbert Jones 1613 A Avenue NE on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lester Burianek
Second Avenue SE
Herbert J. Beckman
First Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Delbert Jones
A Avenue NE
Obituaries for Cooper Peterson Hartman
Margaret Jeanette Cooper infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Cooper eight miles east of highway 30 died at a local hospital at 12 15 Friday. John Al Peterson 77 died at his home 1801 Fourth Avenue SE at 3 40 p m Friday. Christine Louise Hartman month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Itman 127 Thirtieth Street Drive SE died in a local hospital Saturday at 4 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jeanette Cooper
Peter Cooper
John al Peterson
Fourth Avenue
Christine Louise Hartman
Warren Itman
Cedar Rapids Couples list marriage licenses issued
Laurine K Bad and George N Taylor Cedar Rapids Mary Katherine Carns and Wood row K Bockhaus Cedar Rapids Rosa E Hesse Central City Perry J Lighty Geraldine Gertrude Bryant Mount Vernon Willis Dale Norton Wilton Junction Rose Mary Falr Clarence Anthony Hurst Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurine K. Bad
George N. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Mary Katherine Carns
Woodrow K. Bockhaus
Rosa E. Hesse
Central City
Perry J. Lighty
Geraldine Gertrude Bryant
Mount Vernon
Willis Dale Norton
Wilton Junction
Rose Mary Falr
Clarence Anthony Hurst
Fly spray triggers false alarm at Duster store
Friday at 10 04 p m a fly spray caused a false alarm at Duster store located at 523 Third avenue fire crews responded and found no blaze according to the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duster
Third Avenue
Caldwell Divorce Granted Crisis of Desertion and Abuse
Samuel R Caldwell is granted a divorce from Rena M Caldwell on grounds of desertion and cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married in Delaware county on November 15 1916 before Judge G K Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Caldwell
Rena M. Caldwell
Delaware County
G. K. Thompson
Bismarck escort aircraft reports damage after evasive run
The report details shrapnel hitting the plane as it broke away from the Bismarck. A hole was found in the after hull and another in the bottom hull. After a brief test flight the crew resumed search but could not locate the ship again due to navigation errors from evasive maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Stimson Sounds Alarm on Allied Outposts and Axis Strength
Stimson warned that American forces on Iceland to Panama form a guard line from Europe to the Pacific. He warned a German victory would give the Axis sea superiority and threaten U S cities, urging a strong American army to meet any foe. He cited Axis troop totals in Europe and Asia and warned of vast potential conquests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
North Pacific
Panama
South America
Iceland
British Guiana
Alaska
War Department
Stimson
Britain
Germany
Grotto Dedication At Mount Mercy By Archbishop Beckman
The Most Rev. Francis J. Beckman dedicates a grotto and shrine to the Virgin Mother atop Mount Mercy junior college, praising W H Lightner for a lasting monument and urging nations to observe the Ten Commandments to avert future wars. He warns rulers who undermine religion wage war on faith itself and predicts postwar disillusionment. The archbishop speaks on the shrine’s endurance beyond changing architecture as a symbol of higher ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Junior College
Francis J. Beckman
Dubuque
W. H. Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Lightner
Mount Mercy
Mount Mercy Academy
Msgr. J. M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Ma Ank Hahn
F. J. Beckman
S.T.D
Roosevelt Reports Churchill Meeting On Embattled War Plans
President Roosevelt described his meeting with Churchill as eminently successful aboard the Potomac near Rockland. He declined to reveal locations or duration, cited fog and silence on submarine activity, and prepared for a press conference before boarding a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Potomac
Churchill
Tilson
Harry Hopkins
Rockland
Maine
Washington
Ms. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
Shis Tex
Roosevelt
U.S
Vichy
Orient
Nu-Life Boxers Triumph in Des Moines Bout
Nu-Life Athletic Club boxers defeated a local Des Moines team 4-1 in a Golden Gloves card. Claude Ellison earned a KO at heavyweight and Bailey scored a KO at light heavyweight in the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
Nu- Life Athletic Club
Gales NL
Golden Gloves
Claude Ellison
Vis Bailey
Receiver Appointed for Robertson Electric by Crescent Supply
Judge G K Thompson appointed B E Murdock receiver of Robertson Electric company. Crescent Electric Supply seeks to conserve funds to pay $3239.74 in bills owed to Crescent, major creditor, while H J Robertson remains as manager under the court action. The suit targets Carroll doing business as Robertson Electric, with details on prior receivership and contract terms from March 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Murdock
Robertson Electric Company
G. K. Thompson
Crescent Electric Supply Company
Crescent
Robertson Company
Crescent Supply
B. E. Carroll
H. J
Approves Property Transfer in Harper Estate
Executor petitions to transfer Rose O. Harper estate real property to Perpetual Levt and Loan Association mortgage holder to satisfy a $2,669 debt. Repairs estimated at $500 to make the property tenantable. estate unable to fund improvements. Efforts to find a buyer were unsuccessful. Estate opened after Rose Harper's death in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose O. Harper
Perpetual Levt and Loan Association
Eek Harper
Suspended Sentence for Raymond Millard on Vagrancy Charge
Raymond Millard admitted his real name Raymond Clawson when brought before Judge G K Thompson. He received a six month suspended sentence on a vagrancy charge after transfer to district court by Justice H R Churchill. Clawson was jailed Thursday night with a companion from out of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Millard
Raymond Clawson
G. K. Thompson
H. R. Churchill
Clawson
Estate to Sell Property to Satisfy State Aid Claim
Names Property Appraisers Administrator C. J. O Connor received on Friday to sell property in the estate of Elizabeth Spin to satisfy an old age assistance claim held by the state so a net estate. G K Thompson, Steve Pardera, Claude O Connor and R A Preston are appraisers. The property to be disposed of is a lot with avenue near L street SW, where a decedent held a one third interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Names
C. J. O'Connor
Ion Friday
Elizabeth Spin
Sers
G. Kk Thompson
Steve Pardera
Claude O’connor
R. A. Preston
Avenue
L Street
Divorce Decree Granted Nellie Adams from Louis Adams
A decree of divorce was granted to Nellie Adams from Louis Adams on July 2 in a ruling by Judge H. C. Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Adams
Louis Adams
H. C. Ring
Couple Married in Marion January 22
A brief notice records a marriage in Marion on January 22, noting a couple began married life together amid local observance. No other details are provided in the fragment.
Judgment for unpaid tuition against Darrell Meredith
A judgment was entered against Darrell Meredith of Anamosa for unpaid tuition and loans totaling 222.93 on Saturday a case filed by the Swedish Lutheran board of education of Minnesota. The board runs Gustavus Adolphus College where Meredith was a student in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Meredith
Anamosa
Charles J. Haas
Swedish Lutheran Board of Education of Minnesota
Gustavus Adolphus College
Meredith
Greene divorce after 23 years of marriage
Marthilda Greene and Oren R Greene were divorced by Judge G K Thompson after 23 years of marriage. Cruelty cited as grounds. Mrs Greene awarded $15 monthly alimony and possession of the household goods. They wed in Van Horne on February 12, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthilda
Oren R. Greene
G. K. Thompson
Divorce Granted in Cruel Treatment Case for Nellie Hartley Dahn
Judge G K Thom awarded Nellie Hartley Dahn a 400 settlement Saturday and restored her maiden name Hartley after divorcing H Dahn in Lisbon. Dahn must pay 50 dollars in plaintiff’s attorney fees. Mrs Dahn receives her share of the home title. The couple wed August 5 1932 in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hartley Dahn
G. K. Thom
H. Dahn
May Court Term Ends
The May term of the district court closed Saturday at noon. Cases may still be filed, but none may be heard except those which the parties have agreed may be tried during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Woman Sues Over Tavern Assault for 1532 Damages
Libbie Barta files in district court seeking 1532 in damages from George Barta for alleged May tavern assault at Snyder's tavern 329 Twelfth Avenue SE. She says 532 in expenses incurred and seeks 1000 more for pain and discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barta
Libbie Barta
District Court
Bartas
Barta
Snyder's Tavern
Twelfth Avenue SE
Authority Granted to Sell Estate Real Property
Mae E. Canfield administratrix of the Fred A. Canfield estate is authorized to sell real estate on Twentieth ps aoe B avenue NE. Judge G Sorehy appoints Kelly as appraisers of any lot encumbered by a $3,000 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae E. Canfield
Fred A. Canfield
Psaoe B
G Sorehy
Teat
Kelly
Salah
Grace L. Jones Granted Divorce and Name Change
Grace L. Jones received a divorce decree from Judge G. K. Thompson after charging John K. Jones with cruel and inhuman treatment. She was awarded $25 monthly alimony and restored to her maiden name Grace Van Fleet. The couple wed October 10, 1923 in Dixon, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L. Jones
G. K. Thompson
John K. Jones
Grace van Fleet
Dixon, IL
Ada Van Milligan seeks divorce from William Van Milligan
Ada Van Milligan filed for divorce in district court charging desertion by her husband six years earlier. They were married nearly 25 years ago in Mount Vernon. She requests custody of their 17-year-old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada van Milligan
William van Milligan
Mount Vernon
Tiff
Judge issues order with names Irving B Kinkhead Gipp
A court document issued Saturday by Judge K Thompson names Irving B Kinkhead Hinkhead and Will Gipp. The fragmentary text indicates a legal action or ruling affecting these individuals, though details are incomplete in the provided excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving B. Kinkhead
Hinkhead
Will Gipp
Judge K. Thompson
Roadenizer divorce suit filed after four decades
Nina B. Roadenizer filed for divorce from Dale Roadenizer on a Saturday alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed in Cedar Rapids on November 2, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina B. Roadenizer
Dale Roadenizer
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs Roundup Highlights Local Events
First Lieutenant Frederick E Ander son of 2486 Fruitland Boulevard reported for duty Thursday at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with the 92nd engineer battalion. An 85 year old was injured by a fall in her home on Aug 4. The Women’s Order of Foresters Sacred Heart Court No Cm will hold its annual picnic at noon Aug 24 at Ellis Park duck pond. Rev S David Sikes evangelist will speak Sunday night at Sunshine Mission on The Golden Opportunity of Untrammeled Service. Cub Scouts troop 26 sared by Van Buren PEA hold a field meet at Riverside Park at 4 pm Monday followed by a picnic supper. families should bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
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Order of Foresters, W
Sacred Heart Court No. Cm
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
S. David Sikes
Sunshine Mission
Frank Ward
Cub Scouts
Riverside Park
City Physician Dr Hasek sidelined by illness
Dr. V. H. Hasek, city physician since 1934, is confined to his home with illness. His practice will be managed by other physicians for six weeks and his role as chief examiner for the east side draft board will be filled ahead of next week’s examinations. He became ill Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. H. Hasek
Hasek
East Side Draft Board
Becker Roofing store hit. 243 rock wool bags stolen
Becker Roofing manager Charles Levings reported to police that the company store room at 217 Fourteenth Avenue SE was entered twice in the past week. A total of 243 bags of rock wool insulation, worth $243 at $1 per bag, was stolen after a rear door was forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Levings
Becker Roofing Company
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Illness at All Iowa Fair Leaves Youth Unconscious
Walter N Lehman, 17, of West Liberty, collapsed after consuming a hamburger with onion cucumber and soda at Hawkeye Downs during the All Iowa fair Friday afternoon. He was unconscious when ambulance attendants took him to Mercy hospital. He regained consciousness and was released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltern
West Liberty
Lehman
Hawkeye Downs
Mercy Hospital
Prowler Strikes Window Then Shoe Thrown Hits Wife
Varner and wife woke to a shoe hurled through a bedroom window striking Mrs Varner. Police later booked Dennis for investigation after a suspect named by Varner was arrested near First Avenue and Seventh Street. Detectives suspect the intruder previously entered the home and took Varner's shoe.
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First Avenue
Seventh Street
Wendl Warner
Second Street
Varner
Warner
A Avenue
Howard Nns
Center Point
Dennis
Papa Ace
Twenty-second Avenue
Varners
J C Penney Buys Top Calf At All Sons Auction
The top individual price calf at Friday’s All Sons fair went to Mac Towers of Marion. J C Penney Co bought the 965 pound calf at 15.25 per hundredweight. Eli Shada of Springville sold a 945 pound calf for 14.75 per hundredweight to Killian Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Sons
Mac Towers
Marion
J. C. Penney Company
The
Gazette Friday
Eli Shada
Springville
Killian Company
331 Entries in Home Garden Exhibit Winners Listed
Three hundred thirty-one entries were made in the annual playground and home garden exhibit at Bever Park held with a picnic. Mrs. L. J. Smith supervised the children's garden program. Ruth Jane Hubbard and Edwin Ver Steeg directed judging. Prizes included garden tools, vases, scrapbooks, and cash in the notebook division funded by Effie M. Burton's estate. Notable winners were Max Selzer and Leah Rosenberg with multiple firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
L. J. Smith
Bever Playground
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Edwin Ver Steeg
J. L. Rhea
John Hamilton
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
J. G. Stone
Smith
Nettie Rosenberg
Helen Anderson
Cary P. Grumman
Dorothy Vance
Effie M. Burton
Cedar Rapids
R. Dee
and Recreation Commission
Davis a polite man or a fortune’s friend
A quoted line suggests a speaker doubts Davis’s kindness, noting that while he appears polite to his wife, the speaker believes the courtesy serves to flatter or gain access to the fortune she inherited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Roosevelt Churchill note to Stalin outlines allied supply aid
The note from Roosevelt and Churchill to Premier Stalin discusses coordinating efforts to aid the Soviet Union against Nazi Germany. It states immediate supply shipments will continue and proposes a Moscow meeting to plan long term resource allocation, stressing urgency and shared defense. Signed by Roosevelt and Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopkins
Moscow
Soviet Union
D. Roosevelt Wain S. Churchill
Night of Horror on War Fronts From Ladoga to Black Sea
Reports describe Soviet and German forces clashing across the eastern front with Budenny’s Ukraine army resisting near Odessa and Nikolaev while reinforcements move to defend the Dnieper industrial zone. Luftwaffe raids threaten retreating Russians as German offensives push toward Smolensk and Moscow. British accounts claim heavy raids on Catania causing civilian casualties and property damage.
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Lake Ladoga
Leningrad
Black Sea
Ukraine
Semyon Budenny
Odessa
Nikolaev
Dnieper
London
Smolensk
Moscow
Jaakkima
Lahdenpohja
Catania
Stop Jap Move and Allied Aid to Russia
The article discusses urgent supply deliveries to Russia and Britain and America boosting aid despite Japanese objections. It notes growing British admiration for Russian defense against the Nazi war machine and hopes sparked by a letter to Stalin and the Roosevelt Churchill peace declaration, while calling for a European land diversion. It cites a Moscow Pravda editorial praising Stalin and the peace plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Russia
Britain
America
Pacific
Stahlman Ordered To Testify Before FCC Probe
U S District Judge James W Morris ordered James G Stahlman former president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association to testify before the FCC in its inquiry into newspaper ownership of radio stations The Nashville Banner publisher did not appear citing illegality through counsel Elisha Hanson who said he would appeal to challenge the commission authority in this fishing expedition into the newspaper business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Morris
U. S. District Court For
District of Columbia
James G. Stahlman
Memshers Association
Federal Communications Commission
Stahlman
Banner
FCC
Elisha Hanson
Deaths John A. Peterson in Cedar Rapids
John Alfred Peterson, 1801 Fourth Avenue SE, died at home after a brief illness at 3 40 p m Friday. Born October 27 1863 in Stockham Sweden he came to the United States in 1875 and lived in Cedar Rapids 50 years. He worked 38 years for Quaker Oats. Survived by wife Alice M two sons Charles H and Ross D Peterson two daughters Mrs George H Harmer and Mrs R Sherman four grandchildren George Henry Alice Barbara Harmer and Alfred C Peterson Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Moon chapel Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Peterson
John Alfred Peterson
Fourth Avenue SE
Stockham
Sweden
United States
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
Alice M
Charles H
Ross D. Peterson
George H. Harmer
R. Sherman
George Henry
Alice
Barbara Harmer
Alfred C. Peterson
Moon Chapel
Mrs Elizabeth Reichert Dies in Riverside Calif
Mrs Elizabeth Reichert died Friday at 8 p m in a Riverside California hospital She was born February 14 1864 in Germany She lived with her son W A Greishaber in Riverside since last spring She came to Marion in 1892 and farmed west of Marion For fifteen years she resided at 513 Thirty third Street NE Cedar Rapids She was a Lutheran She leaves a step daughter Miss Clara Reichert of Cedar Rapids The body goes to Yocom funeral home at Marion with funeral announcements to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reichert
Riverside
Calif
Germany
W. A. Greishaber
Marion
Thirty-third Street
Cedar Rapids
Lutheran Church
Clara Reichert
Yocom
Christine Hartman Dies After Brief Illness at Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Warren Hartman of 127 Thirtieth Street Drive SE died after a brief illness. Born July 16, she is survived by her parents, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Domschot of Reeth, Ore., and Mrs. Esther Hartman of Cedar Rapids, plus several uncles and aunts. The Turner chapel will host services at 4 p.m. Monday conducted by Rev. P. L. Bornhoeft. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Hartman
Christine Louise Hartman
Warren Hartman
Thirtieth Street
A. H. Domschot
Reeth
Ore
Esther Hartman
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
P. L. Bornhoeft
Infant dies. services held in Brush chapel
Margaret Jeanette Cooper infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper died in a local hospital at 12 15 p m Friday eight miles east on highway 30 Brief services were held in the Brush chapel at 9 30 a m Saturday and the body was taken to Williams burg for burial in Oak Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jeanette Cooper
Peter Cooper
Brush Chapel
Williamsburg
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Klima Funeral Services Set at Janeba Home
Funeral services for John Klima who died Thursday at his home 1709 First Street SW will be held at the Janeba funeral home at 3 30 p m Sunday conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek Burial will be in the Bohemian National Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klima
First Street
Janeba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Buria
Bohemian National Friends
Funeral services for Miss Robovsky in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Miss Tillie Robovsky of 1007 Sixth Street SE, Cedar Rapids, who died in Chicago on Wednesday, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. by Theodore Hlubucek. Burial will be at Bohemian National Cemetery. This item notes her Cedar Rapids origin and date of birth June 30, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robovsky
Tillie Robovsky
Sixth Street
Chicago
Theodore Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Cancer expert dead in Tokio scientific circle
Dr Matao Nagayo, a 63 year old cancer authority and former president of Tokio Imperial University, died Saturday. The funeral was attended by forty doctors and colleagues in a notable medical community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio UP
Matao Nagayo
Tokio Imperial University
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Europe
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Italy
Mt. Mercy
Archbishop Beckman
Furst- McNessy
Freeport
Ill
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O Avenue NW
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First Avenue W
Fort Des Moines
Jefferson Barracks
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St Capital
Secret Service
Teleneien
White House
Court House News
Robertson Electric Co
City Briefs
Frederick E. Anderson
Fruitland Bouleverd
Fort Leonard Wood
92Nd Engineer Batallion
J.C. Penney Co
Max Selzer
Leah Rosenberg
Harriet Ruby
Ste
Gecona
Rosenberg Fis
Tae
Wayne Selzer
McNeill
Okra
Mex Selzer
Ronald
Pimento
Jack Dennis
Evelyn Soukup
Sarein Sediacek
Dolores Latt- T
David Bruns
David Rosenberg
Marvin
Tur- Selzer
Agen
Marjorie Ee
N Stadiolus
Betty
Joanne Bik
Leah Ond
Leola Ann Sedlacek
Max Se
Prench Pene
Miriam Je
Ran Mead
Marion Ton
Ul June
Sinnias
Joann de Muth
Eeuce Fe
Mary Cun
Anne Acek
Davi rJoepne
Arlene
Grace R
Mary Gwen
Chandoer
Astra
Margaret Radiott
Slenet
Grace
Diane Jacobs
rTece
Paul Woodard
Delores
Delores Sindelar
Joan
Charles Sindelar
Bruns
de Jacots
Paul June
Warren Mead
Mary Louise Lattner
Ith
Ruth Sia Rae
Towner
Wner
Paul Plath
GrsGrace Benner
Delores Barber
le Rosee
Sere
Dariene Hevileck
Poor PA
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Josef Stalin
Roosevelt-Churchill
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