Weather and court notices from the December 1 1045 Daily Record
The issue lists daily highs and lows for several cities including Bismarck Miami Minneapolis Denver New York Los Angeles and Sioux City with precipitation notes. It also forecasts a cloudy colder Sunday and a cooler Monday for Western and Eastern Iowa. Multiple drunkenness and traffic violations are recorded with fines. Fire and accident calls are summarized. Births and marriages from Cedar Rapids Terrell Texas and other towns appear with dates and names.
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Bismarck
Miami
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Aceles
Sioux City
Iowa
Marine Enlistment Time Out to 2 Years
Washington AP report says the marine corpsCut lowers enlistment to two years effective immediately. Three and four year terms still available. Last two year enlistments were 1919 and 1920. Eligibility spans 18 to 31 with prior service rules. reappointment after re-enlistment within 90 days of discharge.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Corps
Buffalos Storm Mt Casala in Italy World War II
On August 20 1944 the 92nd Buffalo Infantry Division fought on the Fifth Army front in Italy. After months of patrols and hard fighting they launched an assault in February and captured Mt Casala, a peak overlooking western coast ports, in a savage battle.
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92Nd
Buffalo
Italy
Mt. Casala
Buffalos
Buffalo Division Conquers Italian Ports and Cities
During winter the Buffalos pinned two German divisions and seized La Spezia and Genoa. They advanced north to Alessandria and Turin as the war in Italy closed. In a letter General Mark Clark praised the 92nd division for its crucial role in the Italian surrender and urged officers and men to value their conduct.
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Buffalos
la Spezia
Genoa
Alessandria
Turin
Italy
Edward M Almand
Mark Clark
92Nd
British Order Cuts Pan American Flights to Two Weekly
The British government reduced Pan American Airways London New York service from five to two round trips weekly after the airline lowered its fares to less than half the competing rates.
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Washington
Pan American Airways
London
New York
MacArthur halts Japanese yen printing plan
Tokyo reports that General MacArthur’s headquarters halted the Japanese finance ministry plan to flood Japan with 90 billion yen in new currency by year end. The memo warned that issuing 500 and 1000 yen notes would aid black market activity and tax evasion of the war profits levy.
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Tokyo
Finance Ministry
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Bette Davis Weds William Grant Sherry in Private Ceremony
Riverside California reports Bette Davis married ex-boxer William Grant Sherry in a Friday night private ceremony. The wedding followed her hopes for a church service and reporters were not admitted.
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Riverside
Calif
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
William Grant Sherry
Britain To Back Yugoslav Republic Action
London reports that King Peter II of Yugoslavia told advisers he would write a book revealing ties with Marshal Tito. The Yugoslav parliament declared his royal rights ended, and a British official suggested Britain would recognize the new republic once official notice is received.
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London
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Advisory Council
Marshal Tito
Peter
Britain
City Briefs and Police Report From Local Notices
Loraine Schrader of 1501 Seventh Avenue SE is confined in St Luke s hospital with pneumonia visitors permitted. A Townsend mass meeting is set Sunday at noon dinner at the Pythian hall 420 First Avenue NE by the Second district council. Two juveniles were arrested at Union station Friday night as they tried to drive away in a stolen car and admitted stealing several cars for joy rides last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine R. Schrader
Seventh Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pythian Hall
First Avenue NE
Second District Council
Union Station
Patrolmen arrest Middleton man on vagrancy charge
Patrolmen Felix Barta and Jerry Navratil held Louis L. LaCour of Middleton Wisconsin Friday night on a charge of vagrancy after arresting him as a vagrant.
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Felix Barta
Jerry Navratil
Louis L. LaCour
Middleton
Wis
Governors Invite Midwest Leaders To Truck Strike Talks
Governor Dwight Griswold says he invited eight Midwest governors to a Wednesday meeting in Omaha to discuss maintaining law and order during the truck strike and potentially offer arbitration. He warns the strike risks serious public harm by disrupting essential commodity distribution. Telegrams went to Iowa’s Blue, Colorado’s Vivian, Minnesota’s Thye, South Dakota’s Sharpe, North Dakota’s Randahl, Kansas’s Schoeppel, and Missouri’s Donnelly.
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Lincoln
Dwight Griswold
Midwest
Omaha
Griswold
Nebraska
Iowa
Vivian
Colorado
Thye
Minnesota
Sharpe
South Dakota
Randahl
North Dakota
Schoeppel
Kansas
Donnelly
Missouri
Truman and Wallace urge management to seek full employment
President Truman told the Society for the Advancement of Management that industry must gear itself to the public interest and make sound day to day decisions to keep high production. Secretary Wallace echoed that scientific management is necessary to face modern economic challenges and keep a free society and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
Secretary of Commerce
The
Society For the Advancement of Management
United States
Wallace
Navy returns Seaman First Class Stewart in error
Navy says 18 year old Seaman First Class Paul I Stewart son of Senator Stewart was unintentionally discharged from the Pacific with a low point score. Orders to move a group to Norfolk Va were sent to a Hawaii base where he happened to be stationed and was involuntarily included in the detachment. Senator Stewart said he had never heard of the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Paul I. Stewart
Senator Stewart
D-Tenn
Pacific
Hawaii
Norfolk
Stewart
At the First Sign of a Cold Use Eby Capsules
An old advertising line promotes Eby capsules as a remedy at the onset of a cold suggesting immediate use for quick relief.
House Votes Boost In Appropriations
In Washington the House passed a 1.435 billion deficiency appropriation bill on a voice vote after four days of debate. Amendments added 24.5 million for homeless veterans housing and 158.32 million for veterans hospitals plus 122.275 million for navigation and harbor projects. A rider bar preserves funds for the National Labor Relations Board against strike elections. next week House considers repeal of most of the Smith Connally act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Mexican workers in Tampico in Cedar Rapids fight injures
Courthouse Porferio G. Domingues about 30 was in a Cedar Rapids hospital Saturday with chest injuries and Jesus G. Rice 24 treated for a cut under the chin after a fight in one of the bank cars at Beverly which house Mexican employees of the North Western railroad. Interpretor Maximilian Vasquez told Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon Domingues returned intoxicated from Cedar Rapids at 3 am Saturday and started a fight. Rice said he did not know who hit him or how the cut occurred. The three men are from Tampico, Mexico.
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Porferio G. Domingues
Cedar Rapids
Jesus G. Rice
Beverly
North Western Railroad
Maximilian Vasquez
Larry Condon
Dominques
Rice
Tampico
Mexico
Sentences Imposed on Women for Vagrancy
Alice Briles 19 and Ruby Dodge 23 arraigned on vagrancy charges by Judge G K Thompson. Briles sentenced to six months in Linn county jail with five months suspended. Dodge had six months with all but 30 days suspended for a lewdness charge. Both were arrested in a Cedar Rapids hotel with two men and gave 2243 Coldstream Avenue NE as their address. Briles had prior sentences including six months at the Rockwell City reform school and multiple prior charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Briles
Linn County
Ruby Dodge
G. K. Thompson
William W. Crissman
Cedar Rapids
Las
Coldstream Avenue
Miss Briles
Rockwell City
Dodge
Maurice Toomer seeks annulment amid coercion claims in Iowa City
Maurice Toomer filed a Friday petition in Iowa City to annul his marriage to Gladys Toomer. He alleges he was forced to marry through threats and duress. A separate suit, filed Sept 28, seeks to establish paternity of a child born out of wedlock to Gladys Furman on Aug 14.
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Maurice Toomer
Iowa City
Toomer
Gladys Toomer
Gladys Furman
Larceny Case Continued for Melvin Wells
Melvin Eugene Wells of Anamosa 18 faced a car larceny charge. Judge G K Thompson continued the case to next Tuesday to allow Wells to obtain counsel after his arrest near the Union depot with a stolen car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Eugene Wells
Anamosa
G. K. Thompson
Wells
Union Depot
Denies Check Charge and Other County Court Notes
Leon Harrington pleads innocent to a false check charge before Judge G K Thompson after being brought to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder and Jailer Seth Hendryx. B R Senft, 55, of 1136 Tenth Street NW, pleads guilty and is sentenced to one year, with 30 days to serve on a November 20 arrest for a $40 Palo Savings Bank check cashed at a Cedar Rapids filling station. Marie Alice Hromek confirmed executor of Henry Joseph Hromek's will dated February 16 1924, with Hromek named sole heir. R E Choate and Minnie Choate awarded $172 50 in rem against Dawkins W Espy. Collins Radio ordered to pay $113 67 to Espy as garnishee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Harrington
G. K. Thompson
Harrington
Harlan Snyder
Seth Hendryx
B. R. Senft
Tenth Street NW
Senft
Palo Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Marie Alice Hromek
Second Avenue SE
Henry Joseph Hromek
Hromek
R. E. Choate
Minnie Choate
Dawkins W. Espy
Out of Iowa
Collins Radio Company
Espy
Choates
MacNider To Address Legion Winter Confab
Brig. Gen. Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa was booked as principal speaker for a banquet at the National Winter Conference in Indianapolis. National Commander John Stelle organized the dinner for distinguished guests as part of meetings of Legion department commanders and adjutants plus national committees and boards.
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Indianapolis
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
John Stelle
American Legion
MacNider
158Th
Luzon
Philippines
Legion
Stelle
Legion Department
Langmuir and Byrd Clash Over Atomic Disarmament
Dr. Irving Langmuir and Sen. Harry Byrd debated a 20 year path to outlawing the A bomb. Langmuir urged international agreement and possible sea disposal, while Byrd warned against United States disarmament without ironclad global controls.
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Washington
INS
Irving Langmuir
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Langmuir
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
America
Notice of Public Auction of Ruth Novak Goods
Public sale to satisfy storage charges will be held December 15, 1945 at 10:00 a.m. at the warehouse in Cedar Rapids Iowa 407 2nd Street SE. Items listed include furniture trunks and golf clubs among others. The undersigned Kenwood Transfer Cedar Rapids Iowa by V C G Van Fossen Officer Mer.
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2Nd Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ruth Novak
Vanity
Kenwood
V. CG. van Fossen
Mer
Troop Arrivals By The Associated Press
Thirty five thousand troops were slated for east coast ports and five thousand for west coast ports. The report lists ship names and unit details including eng combat bn, antiaircraft bns, ordnance detachments, field artillery battalions, medical and support companies arriving from Le Havre Antwerp Marseilles Saipan and other ports.
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New York
Santa Rosa
Karachi
Eng
Nyu Victory
le Havre
Ord. Heavy Main
161St Chemical Co
Ord. Heavy Depot Co
M.p. Truck Co
Sheepshead Bay Victory
Field Art
Usso Reno
USS Boise
29Th
Ord
Aiken Victory
Antwerp
Levi Woodbury
Marseilles
William and Mary Victory
Armored Field Art. Bn
92Nd Cavalry
12Th Armored div
Hermitage
David Shanks
Joseph Cannon
Randolph
Newport News
Isaac Sharpless
St. Albans
Ord. Ammunition Co
Motor Amphibious Co
A. P. Hill
William Rawle
George Steers
Cristobal
Hall J. Kelly
Boston
Sedalia Victory
Santa Maria
A.A. Art. Brigade
Ord. Heavy Automotive
Lesvus
Leghorn
Silas Mitchell
Edward Grieg
Los Angeles
Saipan
Kitkan Bay
San Diego
Sargent Bay
Montpelier
San Francisco
Relief
Guam
Barwell
Amycus
Camey
Great Republic
Walter Wyman
Mata
Ripon Victory
Industrial Ball Portrays War Era Work Life On Stage
The program featured Sills welding training and on the job work with bulldozers and ramps as wartime industry. Gayle Zedick read the proclamation while Mae Auker chaired a committee of nearly 300 volunteers who faced last minute changes due to flu. Harlan Dobry led the ceremonies with John Cleator Jr as announcer and a Coe student, Zora Pauk, directed era scenes.
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Sills
Army
Navy
Gayle Zedick
Mae Aukerman
Harlan Dobry
Wilson and Company
John Cleator, Jr
John Cleator
Second Avenue NW
John
Zora Pauk
Coe
Rose Marie Jun
Mildred Mahring
Francis Kubovec
Miss Pauk
Dick Prior
Jack Rastus
Donald Johanos
Thelma Trimble
Roosevelt High School
A. T. Mason
Dorothy Ann Nicholls
Godfrey Miska
Herman Meis
Bob Colston
Arlene Shea
Ted Nesper, Jr
Carroll School of Dancing
Ray Long
Orhhestra
Labor-Management Parley Breaks Over Wage Policy
The 25 day conference ended with management and labor failing to agree on national wage policy. CIO leader Murray refused to serve on the wage committee while General Motors and United States Steel were cited as resisting collective bargaining. Wages remained a major point of contention along with fact finding and unionization of foremen.
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General Motors Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Green
Murray
CIO
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Federal Conciliation Service
East Iowa Near Snow as Storm Triggers Wide Rainfall
Weather forecast for Cedar Rapids and western Iowa notes rain and a drop in temperatures with snow flurries possible tonight. Reports cite icy rain in preparatory stages, freezing rain at Charles City and Mason City, and varied rainfall totals across Des Moines Ames Fort Dodge Carroll Sioux City. A separate two day coastal storm caused 45 deaths and missing vessels off New England, including the Tarra and a 37 foot cruiser with owner Frank W. Pierse.
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Iowa
Chambers-Inskeep
Charles City
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Indianola
Lamont
Des Moines
Ames
Fort Dodge
Carroll
Sioux City
Nantucket
Mass
Newport
R. I
Frank W. Pierse
Boston
Iowa City Firm Files Incorporation Papers
Eyes In corporated of Iowa City filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capitalization is $15,000. Officers include President William C. Ferguson of Iowa City, Vice Presidents Dr. L. B. Ferguson of Waterloo and W Lawrence Oliver of Des Moines, Secretary Treasurer Leslie J. Ferguson of Iowa City.
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DES Moines
Eyes Incorporated
Iowa City
William C. Ferguson
L. B. Ferguson
Waterloo
W. Lawrence Oliver
Leslie J. Ferguson
Allies Ban Military Trappings in Germany
Berlin reports the Allied Control Council signed a law prohibiting military training and outlawing veterans organizations parades and military demonstrations in Germany. The move aims to strike at the roots of German militarism.
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Berlin
Allied Control Council
Kenney says Lindbergh never shot down Pacific planes
Washington AP reports General George C. Kenney commander of the Far Eastern air force states there are no records of Charles A. Lindbergh shooting down any Japanese planes in the Pacific.
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Washington (Ap
George C. Kenney
Far Eastern Air Force
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pacific
Men and Women In Service Update
Lester R. Fritz of the marine corps left for New River North Carolina after a 30 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs A C Fritz of Marengo. Sgt Fritz spent the last two years in the Pacific theater. Donald P Rinard 1212 Oakland road NE received an honorable discharge after 26 months service including 20 months in the Southwest Pacific. He saw action in New Guinea Noemford Island Dutch New Guinea and Luzon Philippines. He spent weeks in Japan before returning home. Rinard earned the good conduct ribbon combat infantryman badge Asiatic Pacific ribbon with four battle stars Philippine liberation ribbon bronze arrowhead and Bronze Star. Roger D Donegan mailman 2/c is home on a 15 day delay en route after 19 months in the Pacific son of Mr and Mrs Francis McHugh 1107 Eighth street NW he will report at Des Moines. A brother Sgt Dick Donegan was killed in action in Italy October 26 1943. Pvt Avon D Hollopeter son of Mr and Mrs Verne Hollopeter 1649 D avenue NE has been posthumously awarded the combat infantryman badge for duty in ground combat against the enemy. After being listed as missing in action he was reported to have died October 4 1944 in a German prison camp hospital. He belonged to the 112th Infantry regiment 89th Infantry and was previously awarded the Purple Heart.
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Lester R. Fritz
Marine Corps
New River
N. C
A. C. Fritz
Marengo
Sgt
Fritz
Pacific
Donald P. Rinard
Oakland Road
Army
Southwest Pacific
New Guinea
Noemford Island
Dutch New Guinea
Luzon
Philippines
Japan
States
Set
Rinard
Roger D. Donegan
Francis McHugh
Eighth Street
Des Moines
Dick Donegan
Italy
Avon D. Hollopeter
Verne Hollopeter
D Avenue
112Th Infantry
89Th Infantry
Olin Farmer Found Dead in Hog House
Anamosa Mississippi resident Maston Burch, 65, was found dead Friday in a hog house on his farm near Olin by his wife. Coroner F. L. Harrington and Sheriff Henry Eichhorn report the body was mutilated by hogs. No inquest will be held. Burch is survived only by his wife. The couple moved from Missouri six years ago.
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Anamosa—Maston Burch
Olin
Jones County
F. L. Harrington
Henry Eichhorn
Burch
Missouri
Hunt Continues for Davenport Man Slayer
Davenport police and regional authorities pursued Raymond Hedden 38 of Peoria Illinois after he shot and killed Leslie Klaus 37 and wounded Hedden's wife Agnes Friday in downtown Davenport. An autopsy showed Klaus died from chest and lung wounds.
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Davenport
Iowa
Illinois
Raymond Hedden
Peoria
Ill
Reed Phillips
Hedden
Agnes
Leslie Klaus
Klaus
Herbert Bixby
Yet In Uniform Is Killed by Cop in Rock Island
Sgt. Donald T. Nagle 22 of Davenport was shot and killed early Saturday while fleeing a night merchant patrolman in Rock Island. Patrolman Orville S. Bryan heard a commotion in a downtown alley, ordered the man to halt, fired a warning shot, then shot again as Nagle attempted to climb a fence. Nagle wore an army air force uniform and died instantly.
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Rock Island
Donald T. Nagle
Davenport
Orville S. Bryan
Nagle
Bryan
Army Airforce
Shippers Hold Back Freight As City Cooperates
Cedar Rapids shippers cooperate well with a Friday request from freight agents to hold back all less than carload shipments. The pause aims to clear cars docks and freight houses after a large accumulation caused by the Midwest truckers strike. Harry F Sundberg of the Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau signed the request.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry F. Sundberg
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
Sundberg
Midwest
Increases in Prices of Hard Coal Announced
Washington AP reports the OPA announced price increases averaging 19 cents a ton for hard coal effective Saturday. Homeowners and other users of anthracite will pay the higher prices matching the same average rise granted to Pennsylvania producers.
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Washington
OPA
Pennsylvania
Noted Sioux City Surgeon Dr William Jepson Dies
Dr William Jepson 82 prominent Sioux City physician and surgeon died Friday night. Born June 29 1863 Aarhus Denmark he graduated from Town University in 1886 and moved to Sioux City months later. He taught surgery at Iowa University 1902 1913 and at Sioux City College of Medicine 1899 1901 held leadership roles in multiple medical societies and served as World War I chief surgeon at Camp Bowie Texas. Survivors include two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wiliam Jepson
Aarhus Denmark
Jepson
University of Town
University of Iowa
Sioux City College of Medicine
Iowa
Bride 86 on her sixth honeymoon in Denver
Sylvia Helmich 86 wed Herbert Helmich 78 in a Saturday ceremony performed by a justice of the peace. The bride, recalling “too lonely living alone with your memories,” notes she has had five prior husbands and no children. She says she was never nervous at any wedding, including her first at age 14.
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Denver
Sylvia
Helmich
Herbert Helmich
Ceda Rapids
Sylvia Read
Driver Fined For Failing To Stop After Highway Collision
Dean Hollinsworth of Centerville was fined $2 and costs by Polic Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to failing to stop for an arterial highway. He was in an accident at Favenue and Elk boulevard NW Friday night, colliding with H. J. Barta and then hitting W. C. Stodola. three cars were damaged. William O. Clark of 125 Fourth Avenue SW faced charges of loss of vehicle control after an accident at Second Street and Fourth Avenue, where his car hit Lee A. Grimm of Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hollinsworth
Centerville
Polic
Harry S. Johnson
Favenue
Elk Boulevard NW
H. J. Barta
J Avenue NW
W. C. Stodola
William O. Clark
Fourth, Avenue SW
Second Street
Fourth Avenue
Lee A. Grimm
Vinton
Three Kidnapers Towed Green Hudson in Minnesota
Iowa officers speculate the green Hudson used in the Malink kidnapping may have belonged to one kidnapper. Three suspects, including a woman, had paid 35 to tow the car to Ormsby Minnesota. The abandoned vehicle, likely Illinois registered, bore the same woman’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
John Malink
Ormsby
Minn
Illinois
Chicago
Turkish Emir Seeks Divorce and Custody in California
Emir Mohammed Al Rashid, 50, sues his 25 year old American wife Paresha Al Rashid for divorce in Los Angeles. He cites a male friend of his wife who allegedly choked him into unconsciousness. He also seeks custody of their four month old daughter Hubbia and aims to raise her as a Mohammedan princess. His wife had previously filed for cruelty and custody, while he argues her residency voids the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marcella Whiting
Marshalltown
Emir Mohammed Al-Rashid
Turkey
Hubbia
C. M. Whiting
Paresha Al-Rashid
California
Ottumwa Doctor Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Dr. L. R. Wellstead found guilty of second degree murder by a seven woman five man jury after five hours deliberation. Prosecutors alleged illegal operations on four patients who died. Judge H. C. Taylor set December 10 for sentencing. county attorney cites a 10 years to life range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
L. R. Wellstead
Wellstead
H. C. Taylor
John D. Mom
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Daryl J. Wurster
Fifteenth Street
Clayton Tilton
Thirteenth Avenue
Dean O. Hollinsworth
E. A. Chamberlin
Second Avenue
E. E. Fisher
Ellis Boulevard
L. W Hoyle
Fruitland Boulevard
Howard Bye
Thirty Fifth Street
H. C. Ahrens
Fourteenth Avenue
Anna Melvett
Superior Oil Company
First Street
B. J Meltzer
Cottage Grove Avenue
Colonial Baking Company
Nerson E. Bachman
Betsy Johnston
Joseph Victor
Rthann Biderman
Mt. Vernon
Frank H. Dunham
Dorothy Alice Burdick
Doris Louise Roby
Oliver C. Roby
Donald E. Gurley
Betty’ J Gurley
Alta Schreiner
Elmer Schreiner
St. Lukes
James van Orsdol
Terrell
Texas
Earl T Hemminger
Hemminger
Eleventh Avenue
Harold Ockenfels
Carol Ann
Negro
Pan American
Sherry
Yugoslav Republic
Governors’ Conference On
Savant
Sclon
1General Motors Laboratories
Russia
Leslie Groves
U. S. Or
France
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Argentina
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Pittsburgh
Sen. Johnson
Dcoro
Associated Press
the Gazette
Notec
Bride
Svetlown
Andrew Roth
Peoples Church
3Rd Ave
6Th Street
Waldemar Argow
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