Service Men and Women Honored in Farragut Training
Leo Sears 28 formerly of The Gazette named honor man of his company after recruit training at Farragut Idaho. He plans to seek a storekeeper rating on return from 15 day leave. Many other service members mentioned include seamen second class Lewis Newman headed to radio school in Indianapolis and Leo Wilson promoted to carpenter's mate third class with the Seabees in Trinidad.
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Leo Sears
West Side
The
Gazette
Farragut
Idaho
Anna Sears
C Avenue NW
E. R. Sears
Favenue
Sears
Lewis
Newman
Indianapolis
Ind
C. H. Newman
F Avenue
Leo W. Wilson
Wilson
Fourth Street
Trinidad
Navy Seabees
J. W. Wilson
First Avenue
Edward L. Heaton
del Monte
Calif
Hutchinson
Kan
Ralph Heaton
Fairfax
James WW. King
Eighth Air Force
England
Biloxi
Miss
King
J. H. King
Sixth Street
George Kenneth Waddy
A. G. Haddy
Fifth Avenue
Camp Gruber
Okla
Pfe
Robins H. Jackson
Sheppards Field
Texas
Air Corps Technicians’ School
Chanute Field
Lester T. Jackson
Linden Terrace
Cpl
Glenn MM. Connelly
Camp Shanks
N. Y
D. G Ruppert
Seventh Avenue SE
L. V. Connelly
Solon
Mercy Hospital
Gladys Lynn Cisler
Wesley Cisler
Eighth Avenue SW
Conway, Ark
Indiantown
Penn
Awac
Allan D. Cisler
Chanutefield
Ill
Ed Cisler
New Guinea
Richard A. McClenahan
Iowa City
Naval Air Station
Minneapolis
Robert L. McClena
Han
Great Lakes
A L. McClenahan
Thirty-third Street
Leonard John Petska
Joseph W. Petska
J Street
Keesler Field
Roy L. Olinger
Brookings
S. D
George Olinger
Glenn Olinger
Springsville
W. W. Stolba
Anna Stolba
Ninth Avenue SE
Aviation Ordnance Man
Navy Pier
Chicago
Norman J. Finn
Camp Endicott
R. I
Ann Finn
Fourteenth Street
Clifford WW. Jensen
Henry Jensen
K Street
University of Pittsburgh
Cedar Falls Legion Opposes Art Exhibit
The Cedar Falls American Legion post opposes a paintings exhibit said to be by conscientious objectors. Legion board chairman Tom Brown urged citizens to avoid attendance or purchases. Art association president Ferner Nuhn said the display aims to present original art on artistic merits.
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Cedar Falls
INS
American Legion Post
Conscientious Objectors
Tom Brown
Legion Executive Board
Cedar Falls Art Club
Long Way to Go Before Germans Are Starved Out
Washington officials said Germany’s food supply remains relatively satisfactory though meat shortages persist. Bombing will disrupt distribution and erode civilian morale, but current stockpiles and self sufficiency mask deeper scarcities as officials note potato rations have fallen and workers face tight diets.
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Washington
INS
Germany
Reich
United States
Denmark
Poland
France
Norway
Russia
Yanks Bomb Two Athens Airfields
Allied four engined Flying Fortresses and Liberators attacked Kalamaki and Eleusis near Athens, damaging hangars and storage areas. Fifteen to eighteen German fighters engaged the bombers, with seven shot down and eight damaged. two Allied planes were lost.
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Allied
Algiers
Germany
Athens
Stockholm
Bucharest
Kalamaki
Eleusis
Ceprano
Rome
Albania
Italy
Nederhiser Fined for Disturbance After Bar Incident
David Nederhiser of 211 Fourth Avenue SE was fined 25 plus costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace at the Silver Leaf tavern where he allegedly tried to pick a fight. LeRoy Jayne of 1125 Thirteenth Avenue SE also fined 25 plus costs for disturbing the peace after a fight at home.
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David Nederhiser
Fourth Avenue SE
Harry S. Johnson
Nederhiser
Silver Leaf Tavern
LeRoy Jayne
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Jayne
Invasion Vessels Top Priority in War Factory Drive
Washington reports invasion craft are given overriding priority over planes gasoline and other urgency programs. Four thousand prime contractors will build landing ships with about 20 000 firms involved overall. The program aims to exceed prior big push for Mediterranean landings and requires careful balance with aircraft and other essential output.
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Washington
Cigaret and Beer Tax Revenues Rise in November
DES MOINES AP The state tax commission reports cigarette tax revenue rose $38,219.86 in November from a year earlier and beer tax revenue climbed $13,846.42. Cigarette receipts for November totaled $240,481.03 from October sales, while beer receipts were $103,444.79.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
Thanksgiving Day Proclamations From Early Presidents
A historical note cites President Johnson designating December 7, 1865 as a national Thanksgiving Day by proclamation dated October 8, 1865. It also references President Washington marking February 19, 1795 as a national day of thanksgiving.
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Johnson
Washington
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