Iowa Weather and Public Notices Roundup
Iowa weather outlook shows fair hot conditions through Wednesday with highs near 98 in many areas and a few isolated showers later. Police court notices list drunkenness and reckless driving fines, new births, deaths in multiple towns, and funeral service details from Dysart to Manchester and Traer.
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Bismarck
New York
Sioux City
Miami
Minspolis
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Denver
Iowa
Hoover Group Drafts Attack On Deadwood
The Hoover commission plans a report to Congress proposing pruning wasteful federal staffing, merging overlapping functions, and shrinking lending agencies. Led by former President Hoover, the panel nears completion with 22 task forces reviewing departments and agencies under the White House.
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Hoover
Deadwood
Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Commission On
White House
McGrath says GOP seeks federal sales tax
Democratic campaign headquar ters charged that Republicans would push a federal sales tax if they control Congress. J Howard McGrath blamed the income tax cut for red ink and warned the GOP sponsors seek more revenue. Truman and Dewey worked on speeches as campaigns started in earnest. Dewey convened at Pawling New York with aides. Truman planned Labor Day talks in Detroit during a nine day yacht cruise.
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Congress
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
Dewey
Pawling
N. Y
Williamsburg
Detroit
War veteran college enrollments peak passed in 1948 decline
New York United Press survey finds enrollment of G I s in universities down about 10 percent in roughly 200 institutions for 1948 as thousands leave school for work. Nearly one third of the 2 million G I s who entered college since the war are married with many starting families.
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New York
G.i.’S
United Press
G.I
Laff a Day Caption About Starved Waiters
A humorous caption notes the waiters’ pale appearance and suggests moving to a different place. The quip implies a dining scene with wry social commentary.
Deaths Elmer Andrew Runkle Dies in Cedar Rapids at 85
Funeral services are planned in Cedar Rapids for Elmer Andrew Runkle 85 lifelong Linn County resident who died Saturday night after a brief illness. The service will be 1 30 p m Tuesday at Turner chapel with Rev J Richard Wagner and Bruce Chapter Rose Croix Iowa Consistory officiating. He was a past commander of Apollo Commandery No 26 Knights Templar and left a lengthy record of service in local churches and fraternal groups. He is survived by two daughters a son a brother a sister three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Sir Knights to meet at the Asylum at 1 p m Tuesday for body attendance.
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Elmer Andrew Runkle
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Turner Chapel
J. Richard Wagner
First Congregational Church
Bruce
Rose Croix
Iowa
Knights of Runkle
Apollo Commandery No
Knights Templar
Runkle
Lisbon
Williams and Hunting Company
el Kahir Shrine
Elks Club
Glenn H. Moore
Davenport
Fred H. Killen
Grande Avenue SE
Merrill H. Runkle
Manchester
Herman A. Runkle
Toledo
E. G. Dannatt
Danville
Apollo Commandery
Mary Agnes Seeling Dies After Long Illness at 69
Mrs. Mary Agnes Seeling 69 of 306 Fifth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died at home Monday after an extended illness. Born October 13, 1878 in Waukon she was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Waukon and Royal Neighbors in Cedar Rapids. Surviving: son Karl daughter May Henton grandson two sisters Lillian Stokke Ella Mills Sioux Falls. Services in Beatty chapel time to be announced friends may call after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
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Mary Agnes Seeling
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Waukon
Presbyterian Church
Royal Neighbors
Karl
May Henton
Lillian Stokke
Ella Mills
Sioux Falls
Beatty Chapel
Agnes Lynch former Cedar Rapids resident dies in New Hampton
Mrs. Agnes Lynch died at 7 15 am Sunday at St Josephs hospital New Hampton after a long illness. Services will be at St Marys church New Hampton at 8 am Tuesday followed by graveyard rites at Mt Calvary Cedar Rapids at 11 am Tuesday led by Rt Rev Msgr John M Molloy. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Marie Houser and Mrs Helen Cook and three sons Lee James and John living in Illinois Iowa and Waterloo.
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Agnes Lynch
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New Hampton
St. Mary’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
John M. Molloy
Brady Mortuary
Marie Houser
Helen Cook
Jesup
Lee
Sterling, Ill
James
Ionia
John
Waterloo
Mrs Ethel Gongwer Stewart Dies After Long Illness
Ethel Gongwer Stewart 75 wife of Jesse M Stewart of 2320 Johnson avenue NW died at 4 20 am Sunday after a long illness Born in Benton county April 20 1873 daughter of Simon and Sarah Gongwer pioneer residents of Benton county she had lived in Cedar Rapids 45 years Surviving besides her husband are two nephews Services will be at Beatty chapel 2 pm Tuesday by Rev E D Wells of Marion Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Ethel Gongwer Stewart
Jesse M. Stewart
Johnson Avenue NW
Benton County
Simon
Sarah Gongwer
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
E. D. Wells
Marion
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Hrabetin Retirement Approved by Cedar Rapids Council
Cedar Rapids city council approved the retirement and pension for Police Sergeant Frank Hrabetin after 22 years of service effective September 1. Chief Tom Condon cited ill health and praised Hrabetin as a fine officer, while Hrabetin stated illness prompted his resignation and possible return is unlikely.
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Frank Hrabetin
Tom Condon
Hrabetin
Condon
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs and Local Notices
City schedules a parenthood clinic at 1 p.m. in room 403 City Hall. Shrine picnic at Hawkeye Downs Friday with dinner at 6 30 p.m. entertainment games and dancing featuring the El Kahir Ch anters. Story hour at Daniels park library 4 p.m. Wednesday led by Mrs. Richard Miller. Evangelist William Hensley from Missouri to speak at 7 15 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Church of Christ 716 Eighth avenue SW. Walter Johns, former Cedar Rapids resident, dies in a Detroit hospital. services and burial held there. Ralph Hauser fined 25 dollars for reckless driving 50 mph on the Third Avenue bridge.
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Hawkeye Downs
el Kahir
Daniels Park
Richard Miller
William Hensley
Missouri
Church of Christ
Eighth Avenue SW
Albert Johns
Second Avenue SE
Walter Johns
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Ralph Hauser
McKinley Street
Third Avenue
Surprise Reward To Larry Condon
Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon received a $100 check from the Clay County stock men's association for helping nab Arthur Cassiday and Virgil Gardner who had been rustling in Missouri and Iowa. Cassiday drew 25 years at Fort Madison and Gardner five. both face further Missouri charges after their terms. Condon, in 18 years with Linn County sheriff's office, called it unusual tangible gratitude.
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Larry Condon
Clay County
Arthur Cassiday
Virgil Gardner
Missouri
Iowa
Cassiday
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Gardner
Condon
Linn County
Per Capita Income Climbed 9 Percent in 1947
Washington AP reports total U S individual incomes rose to a record 190 0 billion in 1947 with a per capita average of 1323 down to 1144 in Iowa and noting 9 percent national growth from 1946 1 213 to 1323. Iowa 1947 total income 2 963 billion and 1 144 per person.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Iowa
City Seeks Bids for Cedar Rapids Sidewalk Project
Cedar Rapids city council on Monday approved advertising for bids for sidewalk construction. Bids will be opened Sept 9 at 10 a.m. in city hall council chamber. Concrete sidewalks planned along Franklin avenue NE Prairie drive NE Tenth street SE Fifteenth street SE Seventh street SE A avenue NE Tenth street NE Eighteenth avenue SW and Second street SW.
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Cedar Rapids
Franklin Avenue
Prairie Drive
Tenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Seventh Street
A Avenue
Eighteenth Avenue
Second Street
Schools Still Crowded But Picture Is Brighter
Washington report says the public school system edges toward a comeback but still lacks teachers and classroom space needed for about 32 million students in the fall. Acting Commissioner Rail I. Grigsby notes gains over the past year with shortages mainly in kindergarten and early grades, especially in rural districts.
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Washington
Rail I. Grigsby
United States Office of Education
Thomas predicts Dewey win with a twist
Norman Thomas the Socialist candidate forecast that a man named Thomas would win the presidency but with his first name, not his last. He praised Governor Dewey as a reform-minded administrator who guided New York through reforms and called him an opportunist with some trust.
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Lincoln
Neb
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Gunmen Tie Up Trio at Dyer Home Loot Worth 23000
Five masked men invaded the Chicago home of Executive Gene T. Dyer owner of WAIT radio Sunday night holding Dyer his wife and friend E. J. Bullwinkel for 45 minutes. They robbed the house escaping with jewelry including a $10000 diamond ring and $23000 in cash.
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Chicago
Gene T. Dyer
Dyer
Station Wait
E. J. Bullwinkel
Youths Plead Innocent in Cedar Rapids Robbery Case
Donald E. Randall and Harold Schladetzky, both youths, pled innocent before District Judge G K Thompson to charges of robbing Rawson Shook of 3 15 a billfold and a watch Wednesday night in downtown Cedar Rapids. Shook, the victim, was later sentenced to three years in Fort Madison penitentiary. He had been arrested after the robbery and charged with lascivious acts with a child.
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Donald E. Randall
Second Street NW
Harold Schladetzky
G. K. Thompson
Rawson Shook
Cedar Rapids
Shook
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Thompson
Buchanan Woman Sues For Accident Damages
Agnes Spangler of Buchanan county sues R. N. Ellsworth of Eagle Grove in Linn county court for 617.74 after a June 26 highway 150 sideswipe near Center Point. Damages include 494.74 for repairs, 23 towing to Independence, and 100 for loss of use of her car.
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Agnes Spangler
Buchanan County
Linn County
R. N. Ellsworth
Eagle Grove
Center Point
Ellsworth Sales Company
Independence
Shook Pleads Guilty to Lewd Acts With Child
Shook 42 of 224 Fourth Street NW pled guilty before District Judge G K Thompson to lewd and lascivious acts with a child. He was sentenced to not more than three years in Fort Madison penitentiary at hard labor for the December 30 1947 offense. Appeal bond set at 4000 dollars.
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Rawson’'S
Damage Suit Set for U S Court Fall Term
Regular fall term of the U S district court in Cedar Rapids opens at 1 30 p m Sept 28 with the jury trial of a 34597 death damages suit against the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad. Dessie A Owens widow of J E Owens claims the Milwaukee troop train struck his truck near Covinga March 1 1946 and seeks 33175 for wrongful death damages 900 for the truck and 522 07 for funeral expenses.
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U. S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Benton County
Dessie A. Owens
J. E. Owens
Milwaukee Railroad
Covinga
Alleys To Get Second Spraying
Fly breeding places in alleys will be sprayed with DDT again this week, the YMB fly control committee announced Monday. Several hundred dollars remain from the fund contributed by Cedar Rapids citizens early this summer and this will be used to pay for the second application. But the committee pointed out that individual householders will have to do their part if flies are going to be kept down. Fall weather fly breeding weather and garbage must be kept cleaned up and DDT applied to danger spots as long as warm weather lasts.
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YMB
Cedar Rapids
William A Cabalka Ends Life by Hanging
William A Cabalka 31 of 2121 Sixth Avenue Marion died Sunday at his brother Charles home near Independence. Coroner Fay J Ruffcorn ruled death by own action hanging, noting ill health and several brain tumor operations. He was born June 18 1917 near Swisher and survived by parents Charles and Mrs Cabalka and three sisters and two brothers. Body at Barta Hesser funeral home Cedar Rapids funeral arrangements pending.
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Independence
William Arnold Cabalka
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Charles
Buchanan County
Fay J. Ruffcorn
Cabalka
William A. Cabalka
Swisher
Charles Cabalka
William Tomash
George Svoboda
Ralph Miller
Cedar Rapids
Wesley
Barta-Hesser
Isais Defends World Horseshoe Title In Milwaukee
Fernando Isais of Los Angeles defeated Charles Jones of Waukesha Wis 50-49 to win the national horseshoe championship at the Wisconsin Centennial exposition. Isais finished 29 2 with two losses to Guy Zimmerman and Tommy Brownell. Zimmerman Jones and Ted Allen tied for second at 28 3. Brownell placed fifth at 27 4.
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Milwaukee
Fernando Isais
Los Angeles
Charles Jones
Waukesha
Wis
Isais
Guy Zimmerman
San Francisco
Tommy Brownell
Gloversville
N. Y
Jones
Zimmerman
Ted Allen
Boulder
Colo
Brownell
C R Girl Wins Two Iowa AAU Tank Titles
Sally Henry of Cedar Rapids won the women’s 100 yard freestyle and 100 yard backstroke titles at the Iowa AAU swimming meet. Elton Brooks of Cedar Rapids placed second in the men’s 100 yard freestyle behind Roger Watts of Iowa State, whose 36 points led Iowa State to the team title.
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Boone
Sally ‘S Henry
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa A.A.U
Elton Brooks
Roger Watts
Iowa State
Watts
Izaak Walton Trapshoot Teams Named for Linn County
Two trapshoot teams were chosen from a Sunday shootoff to represent Linn County at the Izaak Walton event on September 26 in Cedar Rapids. First team members include John Smith G R Bob High Ray Beckman C D Schlesselman and George Nemec. Second team features Fred Williamson Les Gugier George Schuler Bruce Feller and Ronnie Beckman.
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Linn County
Izaak Walton
Cedar Rapids
John Smith
G. R
Bob” High
Ray Beckman
C. D. Schlesselman
George Nemec
Fred Williamson
Les Gugier
George Schuler
Bruce Feller
Ronnie Beckman
Allan Himmel Fined For Disturbing Peace
Allan Himmel aged 25 of Ely road SW was fined $25 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was arrested at 1 20 a m Sunday in the White House lunchroom where police said he struck a bystander.
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Allan Himmel
Ely Road
White House
Warren says wife and daughter will join campaign tour
Governor Warren announced on Monday that his wife and Virginia, 19, will accompany him on the fall campaign tour through Seattle.
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Seattle
Warren
Virginia
Carrier Family Trip Adds Teen Birthday Surprise
The Gazette carriers Pat Fleming Carl Dows Eddy Holub and Ellen Fleming travel with Donald Hopker a Toddville high senior. Beverly Laetare 14 of Oxford Junction uses crutches after a hip injury and Clark Varnum 11 of Tama plans a surprise Monday party with 12 candles aboard the ship. The group tours sights tomorrow with lunch at Jackson Park's museum before returning Tuesday on the Carrier Special.
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Pat Fleming
Carl Dows
Eddy Holub
Ellen Fleming
Donald Hopker
Toddville High School
The
Gazette
Beverly Laetare
Oxford Junction
Beverly
Clark Varnum
Tama
Clark
Edith
Jackson Park
Miss Bentley to Be Quizzed Again in Espionage Probe
Washington reports House investigators say Elizabeth Bentley, a confessed ex spy, will return to the witness stand next month. She will outline wartime Soviet efforts to blueprint American industry as the un American Activities Committee shifts from government infiltration to industrial espionage.
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Washington
House
Elizabeth T. Bentley
House UN- American Activities Committee
Street Car Hits Boy in Des Moines
Des Moines AP reports six year old Arlen Ballinger escaped serious injury after a streetcar hit him and the operator Harry Pritchard fainted after stopping the car in about two thirds of its length. Pritchard treated for shock and the boy for a minor head bump. Police said the boy ran into the street from his home.
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Des Moines
Arlen Lee Ballinger
Harry Pritchard
Rolland Davis
Pritchard
Remains of Radioactive Cloud Hover Over France
Officials from the French air force scientific bureau reported that a feeble radioactive cloud lingered over Puy de Dome near Clermont-Ferrand since the Bikini Atoll nuclear test on June 30, 1946. Researchers conducted extensive aerial sampling around the 4,500 foot peak using precision instruments.
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Clermont-Ferrand
France
French Air Force Scientific Bureau
Puy de Dome
Bikini Atoll
Lancaster crash at Kinross kills eight airmen
A Royal Air Force Lancaster crashed on landing at Kinross air station and eight airmen were killed. Authorities reported no survivors from the Lancaster crew. The incident occurred Monday at RAF Kinross as distressing details awaited official confirmation.
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Kinross
Scotland
Royal Air Force
R.A.F
Two Deaths from Cedar Rapids Traffic Toll
Police traffic bureau reports eight month safety contest results from the Young Men's bureau. The toll includes two deaths and multiple injuries in Cedar Rapids as part of ongoing accident monitoring. Conducted to raise road safety awareness.
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Traffic Bureau
Police Department
Young Men’s Bureau
Pace of Rise in Prices Quickens
The Commerce Department said prices are rising faster with broadening scope in recent weeks. Farm prices lag the trend due to record crop prospects while consumer goods show improving quality and fewer shortages. Business sentiment turns cautiously hopeful as June orders rise after a midyear dip.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Mrs Viktor Wins Car At Close Of All-Iowa Fair
Mrs Joseph Viktor of Otis road SE is the winner of the car awarded at the end of the 1948 All Iowa fair. She signed her tickets as Caroline K Viktor and was notified by call from fair officials after the event.
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Joseph Viktor
Otis Road SE
Viktor
Caroline K. Viktor
City Hall Notes Cedar Rapids approves personnel, projects
The Civil Service Commission announced two men, Dale W. Fielder and Robert G. Sindelar, passed medicals for fire department eligibility. A street light at Fourteenth Avenue and Second Street SE was approved. Northwestern Bell may open paving on an alley west of Sixth Street between First and Second Avenues SW to repair an underground cable. A street resurfacing assessment was authorized for First Avenue E and Second Avenue SE. A final plat for 20 lots in southwest Cedar Rapids was approved, owned by Clifford O Brine and E D Van Dura, with a $1000 bond for grading Twenty fifth Avenue accepted.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Fire Department
Dale W. Fielder
Robert G. Sindelar
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Sixth Street
First
Second Avenues
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue E
Fourth
Tenth
Second Avenue SE
Eighth
Clifford O’brine
E. D. van Dura
J Street
Third Street
Equitable Plans Street Surfacing in Parcrest Addition
The Equitable Life Assurance Society seeks to resurface 12 000 square yards of streets in Parcrest with four inches of crushed rock and liquid asphalt binder. Council sends the request to the street department and city engineer for review. Costs to be paid by the insurer.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Parcrest
Class B beer permit issued to Jones and Ortner
A class B beer permit was issued to Lyle W. Jones and Leo A. Ortner for use at 300 First Avenue East.
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Lyle W. Jones
Leo A. Ortner
First Avenue E
License changes at 212 F Avenue NW involve Stratton
A cigarette permit and class C beer license were surrendered by George R. Stratton and Robert J. Houser, who operated at 212 F avenue NW. New licenses were issued to Stratton alone for use at the same address.
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George R. Stratton
Robert J. Houser
F Avenue NW
Stratton
World Council of Churches Opens Amid Russian Absence
AMSTERDAM (RP) The World Council of Churches began its first business session with regret over no official reps from the Roman Catholic, Russian Orthodox, Southern United States Baptist and Missouri Synod Lutherans. Dr. W. W Visser T. Hooft cited Moscow conference reasons for the Russian church’s nonattendance and urged continued ecumenical work. Dr John A Mackay warned that secular and religious writers now see Christianity as mankind’s only hope.
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Amsterdam
World Council of Churches
Southern
United States
Baptist
Missouri Synod
W. W. Visser T. Hooft
World Council
Moscow
T. Hooft
Patriarchate of
John A. Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Council
Attorneys Named For S. C. Police Promotions Probe
A special Iowa Association of Police Chiefs committee met in the Roosevelt hotel to appoint a legal firm to probe the discharge of Inspector Joe Young from Sioux City police. Parish Guthrie Calflesh and O'Brien of Des Moines were retained to determine civil service violations. Members include Cedar Rapids Captain Jesse Clift, Waterloo Chief Harry Krieg, Dubuque Traffic Sgt. W J Andersen, Alex Manson, and Ross Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association of Police Chiefs
Joe Young
Sioux City
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Tom Condon
Parish
Waterloo
W. J. Andersen
Dubuque
Alex Manson
Association
Ross Henry
North Western Railroad
No Movie Radio Offers For Little Miss America
Kathleen Cecile Flynn five of Spokane crowned Little Miss America at Hollywood Bowl before 10 000. Her mother refused movie and radio offers to care for five siblings. Sacramento boy Michael Perich twelve stayed to explore after judging. More than 400 000 youngsters vied in the 12th Screen Children s Guild contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Kathleen Cecile Flynn
Spokane
Howard A. Flynn
Kathleen
Hollywood Bowl
Michael Louis Perich
Sacramento
Peter J. Perich
Screen Children’s Guild
Army and Air Force Enlist CR. Men
Richard Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs Claude Jenkins 525 Seventh avenue SE has left for Fort Knox Ky for basic training in the army Jackson and Robert O Jackson who re enlisted in the air force were sworn into service Thursday at the army recruiting station Jackson son of Mrs Alyce Womacka 218 Thirteenth avenue SE reported to Lowry Air Force Base Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jenkins
Claude Jenkins
Seventh Avenue SE
Fort Knox
Army
Jenkins
Robert O. Jackson
Air Force
Jackson
Alyce Womacka
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
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Daily Record
Linn County Medical Society
First Avenue SE
B Avenue
First Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Greene Square
McKinley Street SE
Noel Caldwell
E Avenue NE
Kermit Dubbels
Seventh Street SE
Paul Koevenig
B Avenue NW
David Morrissey
S Avenue E
Harry Vanlandingham
S Avenue NW
Edward Montague
Norway
St. Luke’s
Richard Smith
Washington Avenue
Gage Miles
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Don Cach
Ellis Terrace
Paul Differding
Walker
Forth Worth
Melvyn Nemec
Irwin Leslie Duvel
Salem Reformed Church
Traer
P. L. Parsons
Buckingham
Thomas D. Dalton
Shelly Funeral Home
Ryan
William Flenagan
St. Patrick’s Church
Columbus Junction
John Lowe
Fredonia
Henry Reinig
Henderson
Marengo
H. G. Smith
Glendale
Ariz
Dysart
Fulton Boyd, Jr
St. Louis
Hrabak
Belle Plaine
Rampton
Henry Junge, Jr
Dysart Cemetery
Commission
Sidney A. Mitchell
State Acheson
Defense Forrestal
War Stimson
McGrath
G.O.P
Philodendrum
Pothos
Lapes
Florist
Elmer A. Runkle
Mary Seelig
Wagner Refrigerating Co
Adv
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
K.P. Hall
City
Schladetzky and
Randall
Buchanan
U.S
C.R
C.R. Izaak Waltons Pick Trapshoot Team
With Warren
Miss Bentley
Ade
City Hall
Fourteenth Avenue
Second Street SE
Church Council
S. C. Police Promotions
T’s Cor Furniture House
Second Ave
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