Service Members Add New Postings Across The World
Military families report transfers and leaves for many service members. Homer W. Carley Jr moves from Will Rogers Field to Altus weather station while Major L. Curtis Wood is stationed in England. Several others receive furloughs or report for new training and duties at bases from Camp Lejeune to Enid and Maxwell Field.
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Homer W. Carley, Jr
Will Rogersfield
Okla
Altus
H. W. Carley
Grande Avenue SE
L. Curtis Wood
England
Wood
Center Point Road
Nerlbert McAllister
Gilbert Islands
Emma McAllister
F Avenue NW
Roger Deetz
Rollis Deetz
George Deetz
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Fort Lewis
Wash
Frank E. Lundon
Frank Lundon
Eighth Street
Vernon
Texas
Greenville
Julia Ann Marks
Marine Women's Reserve Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Sam Remaias
C Avenue NE
Albert Jewell
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Fred Jewell
Ninth Street
Sgt
Ray Jewell
Ardmore
Cedar Rapids
James A. Thompson
Eagle Pass
Amos Thompson
Qarte Graham
Third Street
Legion Would Let Military Run War Says Dr Logan
Dr Charles G Logan state commander of the American Legion told Hanford Post 5 members that the United States should be a postwar nation that works and prays for a better world and that the military should set war policies without political interference. He urged sustained war production and rejected negotiated peace. Capt Jack Russell shared air force experiences from 50 missions on five fronts in the Mediterranean. The post noted Joseph Kofron repaired and painted over 2 000 toys for distribution to needy children at Christmas with open house at the armory. A January phonograph record drive was announced with committee members named.
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United States
Charles G. Logan
Keokuk
American Legion
Hanford Post No. 5
Logan
Legion
The
Legion Post
Jack Russell
Air Force
Mediterranean
Joseph Kofron
Coliseum
E. W. Lundquist
Kenneth Harmer
George Smith
Acil Tapin
Leo Ruby
A. W. Klassen
Holland Grain Owner Named in Price Violation Case
Raymond A. Belz of Holland Grain in Holland Ja faces an OPA suit in Cedar Rapids seeking treble damages of 1229.22 for excess profits from April 17 to Sept. 24 1943 on No 2 yellow corn above CPA maxima. Belz admitted the charges but claimed no willful violation and offered to pay 641.61 as compromise which attorneys for the OPA accepted pending court decision.
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Raymond A. Belz
Holland Grain Company
Holand
OPA
Federal District Clerk’s Office
Cedar Rapids
Belz
Eden denies secret pacts at Tehran Cairo conferences
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Commons there were no secret engagements or treaties made at the Tehran and Cairo meetings. He stated this plainly in Parliament on Wednesday despite questions about wartime diplomacy and Allied strategy.
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Eden
London
Anthony Eden
Commons
Teheran
Cairo
Ernest Byerly Services to Be Held in Onslow
Onslow prepare for burial services for Ernest Byerly 56 killed in Atoka Oklahoma when his car collided with a mule drawn peanut thresher. He was an engineer in the southwest and survived by his father and two brothers Frank of Onia and Oston of Wisconsin.
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Onslow
Ernest Byerly
Atoka
Okla
Sis
Joh
Frank
Oni
Oston
Wisconsin
Syrian export pins Nazi symbol example in LA scene
A Syrian export allows a pin-up named Faredi Dahoud, also credited as Lorraine De Wood, to appear in Los Angeles. The feature depicts a striking image of the model striding under the sun, signaling a controversial cultural moment abroad.
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Syria
Faredi Dahoud
Los Angeles
Lorraine de Wood
Joanne Sebern Named President of New Youth Center
Titian-haired Joanne Sebern age 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Sebern, elected first president of a forthcoming teen age youth center at 119 Third avenue EB after Roosevelt High School. Ruth Kohl 17 named secretary and executive committee member, with N P Craemer Van Vechten Shaffer and others representing Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau city playgrounds and related bodies.
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Joanne Sebern
John L. Sebern
Third Street
Third Avenue
Lia
Roosevelt High School
Miss Sebern
Ruth Kohl
McKinley High
Lawrence Kohl
Fourteenth Street SE
N. P. Craemer
van Vechten Shaffer
Chamber of Commerce
R. H. Buresh
Robert L. Sweet
Young Men’s Bureau
Jess A. Kitterman
D. E. Grimm
City Playground Commission
Robert L. Black
City Playgrounds
American Liaison Officer Slugged on Algiers Street
Samuel Dashiell, New York liaison for the Psychological Warfare Branch, was beaten on a downtown Algiers boulevard. The former reporter, who aided Franco North Africa operations, was found unconscious by two Canadian soldiers after his wallet remained intact and personal papers lay scattered. He was hospitalized in stable condition as investigators probe motives.
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Algiers
INS
Samuel Dashiell
New York
Dashiel
United States Army
France
North Africa
Dashiell
PWB
Corsica
Red Cross
Red Cross Production To Shut Down Two Weeks
The Red Cross production room at the Cedar Rapids Y M C A will close from December 20 to January 4 for holidays. Quotas have been met steadily and work can pause for two weeks without falling behind. Immediate work will follow reopening.
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Red Cross
Cedar Rapids Y. M. C. A
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