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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
25
A 21 year old man doubts his romance with a 24 year old woman known for past romantic endgames. The advisor warns him to stay away, citing her magnetic manipulation and possible opportunistic behavior while he weighs family plans and a potential marriage proposal.
A fragment quotes M. H. advising to drop a person with a Godsent resolution and to cling to that resolve when temptation to weaken arises until the frenzy wanes. The note reads as a personal admonition about restraint and decisiveness.
Tokyo dispatch reports Prince Mori masa Nashimoto, first Japanese court rank figure arrested, and 22 other war crime suspects were delivered to American forces at Sugamo prison. Nashimoto, once a Russo Japanese War field marshal and supreme war councilor, held high roles until his detention as part of Gen MacArthur Deen’s orders.
Margaret E. Pratt is appointed Administratrix of the Emma Pratt estate in Linn County Iowa on December 4 1945. Creditors must present claims to the Linn County District Court and those owing money should pay promptly. Attorneys Clark and Woods represent the administratrix.
Josephine J. Whitacre 77 of 781 Central avenue Marion died Tuesday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born June 13 1868 in Central City she taught there and served as principal at Webster SD and Bellingham WA later teaching music and art at Ferndale WA high school. She retired 17 years ago and moved to Marion leaving behind two brothers Charles J. Haas Marion and Frank Haas Omaha and a niece Mrs D B Victor Omaha. Services Friday at 2 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev C R De Jong officiating burial Mt Clark cemetery Central City.
Marion high school alumni form a basketball team to play the varsity in the school gym on the evening of December 17. Alumni will practice tonight Thursday and Friday from 7 to 9. Receipts from the December 17 game go to the Schick hospital telethon fund.
Marine Sgt. Gritz of Marion and Cpl Mahlon Fleisher return from service with 18 months in the South Pacific and Fort Leavenworth respectively. James Davin of the Third Division on Guam arrives in San Diego for a 30 day leave with wife and daughter Kathleen. House and gifts offered, special store prices, and community notices fill local pages.
L Coon elected high priest of Marion chapter No 10 R A M Z N Lundy named king Elmer Neff scribe Irvin L Ford treasurer and Dr R E Leidigh secretary They will be installed. Marion Lions club collected 200 pounds winter clothing for Holland. Christmas luncheon and party announced at various Marion social groups. Carl Anderson of Gladstone Michigan recently had surgery in Chicago.
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