Berle says Hiss tied to pro-Soviet State Dept group
Rep. McDowell quoted Adolph Berle Jr stating Alger Hiss belonged to a pro-Soviet faction within the State Department that sought to appease Russia. Berle reportedly viewed Dean Acheson as head of the bloc opposing a get tough stance. Berle did not label Hiss a Communist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
McDowell
R-Pa
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Alger Hiss
State Department
Russia
Berie
Dean Acheson
Hiss
House An American Activities Subcommittee
Berle
New York
Monay
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Iowa forecasts and local notices in Cedar Rapids paper
Weather outlook for Iowa with temperatures reaching 90s to 98 in the west through Thursday. Police court fines and notices. marriages licenses. divo rce decree for Jay W. Torrence from Ardis L. Torrence. Also deaths of Belle Plaine Eliza Greenlee 96 Mt. Auburn Sam Hains 67 and Marengo Paul Leslie 80. Local obituaries and service details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Poron
West
Perion
Women of Britain Now Smoke Pipe
AP reports a campaign encouraging women to smoke pipes to ease Britain's cigarette shortage. Maureen Guerin urged design friendly pipes in a Daily Herald letter, noting women might embrace them as they do slacks. Mrs. E G Taylor says she has smoked a pipe 12 years and many friends tried pipes since the shortage. Special pipes for women exist in London but sales are slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerd
London
Czech Refugees Arrive in Italy
About 1,600 Czechoslovak refugees arrive in Naples under IRO protection after fleeing last winter’s Communist coup. They travel from IRO camps in Germany and will be resettled from camps vacated by Nazi persecution victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Czechoslovakia
Italy
International Refugee Organization
IRO
Germany
Naples
Deportation case links Stevens to Moscow meetings in 1932
A deportation hearing witness testified that Alexander Stevens alias John Peters was seen at the Comintern building in Moscow in 1932. Stevens, a Czechoslovak, faces deportation for illegal entry and alleged affiliation with a group seeking to overthrow the U S government by force. The witness Andrew Smith said he knew Stevens as Peters and listed party membership from 1919 to 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Stevens
John Peters
United States
Comintern
Moscow
Stevens
Andrew Smith
Peters
Smith
Communist Party
Tax Collections Reach $344 Per Capita in 1947
U S census bureau reports average tax collections of 344.46 per American for the year ending June 30 1947. Federal taxes totaled 37.08 billion with state and local taxes at 6.745 and 5.797 billion respectively. Total general revenue across all levels was 52.1 billion, below the 1945 peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
States
Butter Prices Drive Oleomargarine Tax Revenues Rise
Des Moines AP reports high butter prices boost oleomargarine taxes in Iowa. For eight months this year revenue reached 511,905 dollars, up from 229,417 dollars the previous year and 463,452 dollars for all of last year. The 5 cent per pound tax is paid by distributors. A May monthly record of 86,322 dollars topped the year’s collections, with 55,187 this month, 34,919 last month, and 22,372 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Death notices for Henry W. Alden in Atkins area
Funeral services for Henry W. Alden lifelong Benton county resident who died Sunday at his Atkins home will be held at Beatty chapel Cedar Rapids at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev Julius Koch of Atkins. Burial is in St Stephen's Lutheran cemetery Atkins. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Alden
Benton County
Atkins
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Julius Koch
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Cemetery
Death of South English Farmer John H. Smith
John H. Smith, a retired farmer of South English, died Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Cyrus Robinson. He leaves two daughters and five additional daughters, a son Albert C. Smith, and 13 grandchildren plus 14 great grandchildren. Services will be held in South English with burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery near the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Smith
William Legg
Thirty Third Street Drive
Cyrus Robinson
South English
Katherine Strohman
Superior
Wis
George Lidberg
Gordon
Nina Smith
Belgian Congo
Africa
Albert C.smith
Denver
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Country Congregational Church
Mr. Smith
Death Notice for George Richard Bowne of Washington DC
Word has been received of the death Sunday of George Richard Bowne of Washington DC son of Mr and Mrs A G Bowne of 1526 avenue NE He died of a heart attack Surviving besides his parents are his wife an infant son George Kenneth two sisters Mary and Patricia of Cedar Rapids and a brother John Gilbert of Ames Funeral arrangements are in complete Mr and Mrs A G Bowne are in Olivet Michigan called Saturday morning by the critical illness of Mr Bownes brother A L Bowne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richard Bowne
Washington, D. C
A. G. Bowne
Avenue NE
George Kenneth
Mary
Patricia
Cedar Rapids
John Gilbert
Ames
Olivet
Mich
Mr. Bowne
A. L. Bowne
Services for Mrs Mary McMeel to be held at St Patrick's
Services for Mrs Mary McMeel of 350 Rockford Road SW will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St Patrick's Church led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. D. J. Lenihan. Burial follows at Mt Calvary cemetery. Rosary at Brady mortuary Tuesday at 8 p.m. by Msgr Lenihan and 8:30 p.m. by Catholic Order of Foresters court 727. Court 727 members to meet church at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McMeel
Rockford Road
St. Patrick's Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Msgr. Lenihan
Catholic Order of Foresters
Court 727
Court
Services for Rose M. Shomler in Turner chapel
Rose M. Shomler widow of John W. Shomler died Friday in Pasadena California. Funeral set for 2 30 p m Wednesday in Turner chapel with a reader from First Church of Christ Scientist. Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Body arrives Cedar Rapids late Tuesday night. Friends may call Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Shomler
John W. Shomler
Pasadena
Calif
Turner Chapel
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Services for 18 month old girl killed in farm accident
Services for Jacklyn Maish, 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Maish, 82912 Third Street NW, who was run over by a car on a Williams burg area farm, will be held at the Rohn chapel at 2 30 p.m. Wednesday by Rev Frank Ward. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacklyn Maish
Francis Maish
Third Street NW
Williamsburg
Rohn Chapel
Frank Ward
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Perry Paullin to be held in Cedar Memorial area
Perry TM Paullin died May 28 1944 as suffered in action in Italy. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Barta Hesser chapel by the Rev J Paul Stevens and Hanford Post of the American Legion. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Paullin
Italy
J. Paul Stevens
Hanford Post
American Legion
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Harry O Brainerd Held at Monahan Funeral Home
Services for Harry O Brainerd of 718 Tenth Avenue SW will be at 3 30 p m Wednesday at Monahan funeral home. The Rev J Paul Stevens of Sharon Evangelical United Brethren church will officiate. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Brainerd
Tenth Avenue
Monahan
J. Paul Stevens
Sharon
Funeral services for Carleton Weed planned at Oak Hill Cemetery
Services for Cedar Rapids native Carleton Weed who died Sunday in Chicago will be held at Oak Hill cemetery at 4 30 p m Wednesday. The Rev Marvin B Kober of St Pauls Methodist church will conduct the graveside ceremony as the body is brought to Turner chapel Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Weed
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marvin B. Kober
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Ellen Ryan set at Beaman
Services for Mrs Margaret Ellen Ryan mother of Mrs E L McKibben 1500 Fourth avenue SE will be held at the Beaman Methodist church on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Burial follows at Vienna Barta-Hesser chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellen Ryan
E. L. McKibben
Fourth Avenue SE
Methodist
Beaman
Vienna Cemetery
Services for Grant Collins Retired Cedar Rapids Oil Owner
Grant Collins of 1847 First Avenue SE died Monday. Funeral chapel service is set for Thursday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev Theodore Lilley. Entombment will follow in Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Collins
First Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Oil Company
Turner Chapel
Theodore Lilley
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Fire Destroys Barn After Lightning Strike Near Waukon
A barn on the Grant Hagen farm eight miles east of Waukon was struck by lightning and burned Sunday night. The blaze destroyed a calf several small pigs a large quantity of hay this year’s grain crop and a milking machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Grant Hagen
Police Negotiations Stall Over Vacancy Filling Plan
City negotiations between the grievance committee and Chief Condon and Safety Commissioner Hughes paused as they failed to agree on when the proposed system would take effect. Mayor Hahn said more meetings are likely before council action, with no official date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Gordon Hughes
Frank K. Hahn
the Gazette
Jellison Fined For Drunk Driving
Amos W. Jellison, 41, of 929 Twenty second avenue southwest, pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined $300 and costs by Judge G K Thompson. He was arrested about 830 p m Monday on First avenue east at Fourteenth street by the Iowa Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Jellison
Twenty-second Avenue
G. K. Thompson
Jellison
First Avenue E
Fourteenth Street
Iowa Highway Patrol
Man Begins Six Month Jail Term for Desertion of Children
Kenneth Robertson, 30, of 1125 Thirteenth Avenue SE, started serving a six month sentence in the county jail for desertion and abandonment of minor children. He was sentenced June 30, 1941, with the term suspended until this Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff P J Whittemore made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Robertson
Thirteenth Avenue SE
P. J. Whittemore
Suits Filed Against Darrow Firms Grow
Two more account suits were filed Tuesday against Cleo and Glenn Darrow and the Darrow Sales Company. Wendt and Campbell, Inc. seeks 577.28 and National Tool and Die Company asks 108.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Glenn Darrow
Darrow Sales Company
Wendt and Campbell, Inc
National Tool and Die Company
Will of Mrs Zet tick admitted to probate
The will of Mrs. Edward Zet tick, who died August 10, was admitted to probate on Monday. Her husband was named executor without bond and sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Zettick
Judge Awards Default Judgment Against Mysak For Central Petroleum
Judge G. K. Thompson granted Central Petroleum Company a default judgment of 33.80 dollars against Henry A. Mysak on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Central Petroleum Company
Henry A. Mysak
Accident suit against Buehler dismissed by judge
The damage case of Lester F. Buresh versus Henry A. Buehler was dismissed by Judge G. K. Thompson on the plaintiff s motion Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester F. Buresh
Henry A. Buehler
G. K. Thompson
Blessing Divorce Petition Dismissed After Plaintiff’s Motion
The divorce petition filed by Paul Blessing against Margaret Blessing was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. No further action is indicated in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blessing
Margaret Blessing
Soybean Support Prices For 48 Crop Announced
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department set support at $2.18 per bushel for the 1948 crop of green and yellow soybeans, grade US No.2 with under 14 percent moisture, versus $2.04 for 1947. Black brown and mixed varieties will be supported at $1.98 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Rites Saturday For Pfc. Eugene R. Jackson
The body of Pfc. Eugene Ray Jackson, killed in action on Negros Island in the Philippines April 28, 1945, will arrive in Cedar Rapids from Kansas City Thursday evening. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Ella S. Jackson of Cedar Rapids, a son Mark Eugene of Palo, two sisters, and a grandfather. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Beatty chapel with grave military rites at Oak Hill cemetery by VFW and American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ray Jackson
Negros Island
Philippines
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Ella S. Jackson
Third Street
Fort A S. D
Fort Benning
New Guinea
Parachute Infantry
Corregidor
Mark Eugene
Palo
Esther Glass
Harriett Spencer
Benjamin Parker
Waterloo
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
V.F.W
American Legion
Schuman to Form French Cabinet
Paris United Press report says former premier Robert Schuman plans a new middle-of-the-road French government after long talks with moderate leaders. Communist protests occurred as debates over a general election intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Robert Schuman
France
Schuman
Negro Recruit Quota Abolished in Peacetime Draft
Washington AP says the peacetime draft ended the World War II era quota system for Negroes. No fixed quota. selections now occur as needed. Negroes will receive basic training at camps nationwide and be assigned to units wherever required after training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Army
If You Can Keep Your Eye Upon The Ball Golf Poem
Edgar A. Guest presents guidance for golfers with advice on swing discipline and patience. The poem emphasizes keeping the eye on the ball and the club head following through, maintaining a straight left arm, controlled body movement, and accepting advice gracefully to become a better golfer.
Milwaukee Polio Cases Rise to 126
Milwaukee records show polio cases increasing to 126 on Tuesday with a new case added to Health Commissioner E L Krumbiegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
E. L. Krumbiegel
Dorothy Wagoner Captures 4-H Poultry Sweepstakes
In the Iowa state fair 4-H poultry show Dorothy Wagner of Alburnett won the grand sweepstakes award. She exhibited the heavy roaster, sweepstakes pen of cockerels, and blue ribbon pen of birds across all classes. Lois Meskimen, Kenneth Morrison, Margaret O Connell, and Betty Stephenson also took top prizes in their respective divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dorothy Wagner
Alburnett
Dorothy
Lois Meskimen
Ely
Kenneth Morrison
Marion
Margaret O’connell
Walker
Betty Stephenson
Center Point
Victim of Family Mixup Says Chicago Arson Suspect
A 13 year old girl who confessed to starting a chain of fires near her uncle's farm was described by Dr Sophie Sloman an acting head of juvenile research as a victim of family mixup and divorce. She spent an hour at Illinois Research hospital answering questions about her motives and says she wanted to live with her divorced mother Leona Eagle of Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wener McNeil
Illinois Research Hospital
Sophie Schroeder Sloman
Institute For Juvenile Research
Wenet
Charles Willey
Leona Eagle
Bloomington
Ill
Sloman
Prison Hermit Dies Twice Cheated Electric Chair
Archie Herron 88 known as the hermit of New Jersey's state prison died after twice escaping the electric chair. He was sentenced July 15, 1908 for fatally shooting Rev. Samuel B. D. Pickett, a retired minister acting as village recorder in Metuchen. A sanity hearing ordered by former Supreme Court Justice J. J. Bergen saved him the first time. the second death sentence followed a NJ law requiring jurist sign the death warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
INS
New Jersey
Archie Herron
Samuel B. D. Pickett
Metuchen
Herron
Supreme Court
J. J. Bergen
Bergen
City Briefs Roundup of Local Notices and Moves
Courteous taxi service advertised with dial 6161 City Cab. American Legion celebration set for Fairfax on September 4. Ham supper 85c planned Thursday evening at Trinity Methodist. Mrs. Mabel Wilson has moved to Marshalltown from Boone with son-in-law Clyde Barker. Lodge Hvezda Pokroku reschedules to meet at Riverside Park on Sept 7. Cedar Rapids Public Library hours change to September 1: 9 am–8 pm weekdays, 9 am–6 pm weekends. Mrs. W W Bontrager and Mrs. Wayne Manson travel to Cody Wyoming for illness of Martin I. Bice after emergency appendectomy during California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Mabel Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Boone
Clyde Barker
The
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Martin Bice
W. W. Bontrager
Wayne Manson
Cody
Wyo
Martin I. Bice
Third Avenue SE
Bice
Joan
California
Two Deaths in Cedar Rapids Traffic Toll Rise
Cedar Rapids records two more deaths in traffic accidents linked to a long running eight month safety contest run by the Young Men's bureau. The toll since March 15 includes injuries and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Young Men’s Bureau
Switzer Campaign Talk at Springville Harvest Home
Switzer urged Iowa voters to avoid a poor year condition while speaking without notes at the Springville Harvest Home event. The program featured Democratic delegates and a Springville band, with L A Johnston presiding and Clarence Biederman set to speak for the Progressive party in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzer
George C. Claassen
Cedar Rapids
Henry Hood
Springville
Dale Stentz
Joseph Mekota
Linn County
William Krumbholz
Linn
J. G. van Sickle
Lee Osborn
L. A. Johnston
Clarence Biederman
Progressive Party
Iowa
Springville Fairgrounds
Henry Wallace
Richard Fallon
Biederman
Mitchell
U S District Attorney Silent On War Surplus Board Probe
The U S district attorney’s office declined comment on a possible federal probe into the state war surplus commodities board. Polk County Attorney Switzer suggested more evidence might exist, but officials said no new indictments followed a Polk County grand jury inquiry. An A G appointee confirmed all evidence and witnesses were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U. S. District Attorney’s Office
War Surplus Commodities Board
C. I. Level
Cedar Rapids
Polk County
Carroll O. Switzer
Level
Federal War Assets Administration
Polk County Grand Jury
Jens Grothe
Switzer
Grand Jury
Cricketer’s quick save as fire breaks out in pocket
In Atherstone England Denis Plumb fielded a red hot catch when the ball struck a box of matches in his pocket and sparked a small blaze. He removed his pants to cool off and prevent further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherstone
England
Denis Plumb
Jap Strike Edict Bans Occupation Workers From Striking
The Japanese government ruled that no Japanese employed by the occupation could strike or bargain collectively. The edict targets labor activity and collective bargaining rights in postwar Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
FCC Accused of Thought Policing by Broadcasters
A spokesman for U S broadcasters testified to a House committee that a 1946 FCC ruling on atheist broadcasts amounts to thought policing and program control. The case stemmed from Robert Scott of Palo Alto who demanded time to argue against God. the FCC rejected the request but left broad policy doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
FCC
Don Petty
National Association of Broadcasters
House
Robert Scott
Palo Alto
Calif
Scott
Petty
Gas Tax Refunds and Collections Hit New Records
Des Moines reports August refunds of 1,080,129 to 50,149 claimants, up from July and August last year. Gasoline taxes refunded apply to non highway use, with total collections for August at 3,137,298 versus 3,174,306 last month and 3,280,001 the previous August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Plan Playoff for East Central Iowa DYSART
A three way tie in the East Central Iowa league among Williamsburg Marengo and Dysart prompts a special playoff schedule. Each team will play the others twice with ties possible and new arrangements if needed. Early games list Dysart at Williamsburg and Williamsburg at Dysart plus matches involving Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Williamsburg
Marengo
Miarepse
Williamsburg Marengo
Scenic Lansing Blanks Monona in Baseball Mini-Standings
Scenic Baseball league results show Lansing blanks Monona 0 0 0, Monona scoring none as Prairie du Chien defeats Castalia 6 4, Palmersshore wins 9 1 over Saseabeckel, and Postville adds multiple runs in Sunday action. Standings list du Chien, Lansing, Castalia, Waukee, Palmershore, Postville, Waterville, and others with varied win totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. du Chien
Lansing
Monona i
Castalia
Waukee
Palmersburs
Ferry
Twin Cities
Waterville
Postville
Harpers Ferry
Valley
Marston
Tihel
J. Schulz
Castalia Laentuviekia Ice
Sonat
Doerring
Krambeer
Fenton
Baseball to Feature Big Four Fair Days
Three games are set at the Big Four fair in Postville. Saturday 1 p.m. Postville vs Castalia. Sunday Postville vs Farmersburg in a Scenic league tilt. Labor Day Monona, Scenic league leader, meets West Union, Northeast Iowa league leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Castalia
Farmersburg
Monona
West Union
Iowa
Iowan Bowl results in girls tennis tourney upset
Roberta Capps of Des Moines fell to Mary Hamer of Austin Texas in the national girls tennis tourney on Monday with scores of 6-0 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roberta Capps
Des Moines
Mary Hamer
Austin
Texas
Polio Cases Rise in Southwest Iowa
Three more people were admitted to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs for polio treatment, increasing southwest Iowa's polio patients this year to 137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Mercy Hospital
Iowa
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Hiss Boys
Acheson
Donald
FBI
WPA
Railroad Retirement Board
Daily Record
Ismarck
Miami
Minneapolis
Enver
St. Marie
Nix
Jay W. Torrence
Ardis L. Torrence
Eva Louise Harman
Sterling Franklin Harman
Alice Barker
Earl Barker
C.R
Linn County Medical Society
Disturbing the
Max Wagamon
318 Avenue NW
Herbert F. Tschapp
Dorothy Kottmeier
Albert Morehead
Adeline Asbury
Charles Kadlec
Dora Sopousek
Jim Tresnak
Marianne Grauer
North Liberty
Enth Avenue SE
Nye Avenue NE
Beveron. SE
James Pickering
Vista
Clair Berry
First Street
Marvin O’connor
Second Avenue
Robert Chase
Fourth Avenue
Walter Seeman
Thirty-seventh Avenue
Olive Crissinger
Eleventh Street
A. H. Radeke
Chandler Street
Rex Rathbun
Mercy
Stephen Mihalak
Paul Petrik
H Avenue
Charles Sweeney
C Avenue
St. Luke’s
Charles Kemme
C Avenue NE
Warren Read
Russell Omar
Tenth Street
Robert Vane
Twentieth Street
Storm Lake
John D. Stark
Sandra Mae
Stark
Frederick F. Stark
B Avenue NW
Belle Plaine
Eliza Greenlee
Hrabak
Mt. Auburn
Sam Hains
Brandon
Mt. Auburn Church of Christ
Paul Leslie
Amana
Women of
Britain
Turner
Alden Services
George R. Bowne
McMeel Services
Shomler Services
Maish Services
Paullin Service
Brainerd Services
Weed Services
Ryan Services
Collins Services
Police
Orce
Zettick Services
Betty Haas
Scarsdale
N. Y
Gertie
Betty
Rites
Pfc
Jackson
Eugene R. Jackson
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Kipling
Dorothy Wagoner
Poultry Awards
Dial
City Cab
Fairfax
Trinity Methodist
Hvezda Pokroku
Riverside Park
Gazette
Grothe
War Assets’ Administration
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West Ranoatra
Lansing Blanks
Scenic Baseball League
Monahan Mortuary
Wm. J Stewart
First Avenue
Toman
Third Avenue
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