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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1945

Page

5

Des Moines Liquor Cases Move in District Court

Des Moines and Polk County liquor and gambling cases pile up in district court. Judge Lou Ladd assigns 13 liquor injunction actions including Mainliner night club Club 100 and Johnnie Critelli taverns. Hearings planned for Babe’s restaurant injunction. a 1927 liquor case and 1942 raids provide evidence. Constable Basil Grossnickle dismisses petitions for his removal as a joke while facing five removal filings.

DES Moines Olk County Lou Ladd Mainliner Club 100 Johnnie Critelli Ladd al “Babe” Bisignano Babe’s Vernon Seeburger Pete Rand Babe's Basil Grossnickle Grossnickle

Former Ringleader At Eldora To Boys Town

James Patrick Galvin a 17 year old Brooklyn youth once named ringleader in Eldora escape plots becomes a Boy Town citizen. District Judge Charles Roe sentenced him to 180 days in jail and a $50 fine but ordered time served to count toward the sentence and released him to Boys Town authorities. Galvin pleaded guilty last June to breaking and entering and was at Eldora before being sent back to Council Bluffs to separate him from conspirators.

Council Bluffs James Patrick Galvin Brooklyn N. Y Eldora Boys Town Neb Charles Roe Galvin

Waterloo Fire Claims 80 Pedigreed Dogs

Fire at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds barn destroys 80 pedigreed dogs many former circus performers. Origin of the blaze unknown. Loss estimated at 16000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Ray Biehler lost their home with two rabbits a goat three cats and a pony in the disaster.

Waterloo INS Ray Biehler Scotty Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds Biehlers

Fairfield Bond Issue Defeated for Airport Plan

A special election in Fairfield defeated a $60,000 airport bond proposed by the Chamber of Commerce. The vote was 538 to 341, preventing construction of the airport.

Fairfield Chamber of Commerce

Vets Returning From Overseas Arrive At East Coast Ports

Eastern Iowans arriving at Newport News and New York ships include Major Ralph W. Yuill and several soldiers from Cedar Rapids, Wilton Junction, Marion, Sigourney and other towns. Names listed with ships Farragut Grenville Dodge and Robert T. Paine and dates in December.

Associated Press Grenville Dodge Thomas G. Gallagher Marion New York Robert T. Paine Charles L. Comp Cedar Rapids Delbert Reince Postville Newport News Farragut Albert F. Walter Sigourney

Auto Death Toll Mounts To 338

DES MOINES Iowa 1945 auto death toll reached 338 Tuesday an increase of 38 over 1944. Injuries were up with 4785 reported a rise of 593. Accidents counted through Monday totaled 12281 up 2549 from last year’s 9372.

Des Moines INS Iowa State Department of Public Safety

Iowa Faces Sharp Nursing Shortage Amid War Strain

Miss Adeline Hendricks of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses says the shortage is the most acute since the war began. She cites few nurses reentering practice, claims many pursue advanced studies under the G I bill, some marry, and others join veterans hospital staffs.

Des Moines INS Iowa Adeline Hendricks Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses

Requests For Air Travel Held Up By Council

Des Moines AP Two state agencies seek travel approvals for plane and train trips. Guy Richardson chairs the aeronautics commission and urges plane travel on official business with mileage charges of 10 to 15 cents per mile depending on aircraft size. The highway commission asks permission for five commissioners and six staffers to attend the state highway officials convention in Oklahoma City on January 29.

Des Moines State Executive Council Guy Richardson State Aeronautics Commission Commission Aeronautics Commission Richardson Council State Highway Commission Oklahoma City

Condition Of 2 Wreck Victims Still Serious

Iowa City two of the 11 passengers injured in the derailment of the Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited near Tiffin Monday remained in serious but not critical condition Tuesday per a railroad physician. Seven others remained hospitalized, with most expected to be released soon. two were released Monday. The Des Moines railroad superintendent’s office said the cause of the accident would not be known for several days pending investigation.

Iowa City Rock Island Railroad Rocky Mountain Limited Tiffin Des Moines

Grinnell College Raises Half of Million Drive

Grinnell College has raised 520000 of the 1000000 goal for commencement funds. President Samuel N. Stevens announced the gifts will fund refurnishing the men’s and women’s residence halls, expand the faculty and raise salaries.

Grinnell Grinnell College Samuel N. Stevens

Olson suit seeks tax status change on Marion property

Roy H Olson and Mary Elizabeth Olson sue in Cedar Rapids district court to have three lots near their home declared outside Marion city limits. They seek a ban on city tax levies and assessment and request township taxes only. The filing names Marion city assessor Winfield A White as a defendant.

Roy H. Olson Mary Elizabeth Olson Cedar Rapids City of Marion Winfield A. White

Marriage notice for Miss Mary Brownlee and Albert Hindman

Complimenting Miss Mary Brownlee of Cedar Rapids and Albert Hindman of Marion, the couple will be married Wednesday. Mrs Herman Falcon and Mrs Earl Bailey hosted a miscellaneous shower for 80 guests at Prairie Chapel church.

Mary Brownlee Cedar Rapids Albert Hindman Marion Herman Falcon Earl Bailey Prairie Chapel Church

Cage Game Receipts Raised Funds For Schick Hospital

Net receipts from Monday night's basketball games totaled $47.29, reported by Supt. C. B. Vernon. The funds will be directed to the Schick hospital telephone fund.

C. B. Vernon Schick Hospital Telephone Fund

Coast Guard Promotes Malcolm E Blinks to Lieutenant Commander

Mr and Mrs A E Blinks of 1985 Eighth Avenue are notified their son Malcolm E Blinks of New York City has been promoted to lieutenant commander in the U S Coast Guard.

A. E. Blinks Eighth Avenue Malcolm E. Blinks New York City U. S. Coast Guard

Bargain Table and Community Notices

Bargain table offers 50 percent off many items with toy guns two for 25c at Coast to Coast Store. T/Sgt George Putnam nephew of Mrs J W Bowman and family visited in Wellsboro Pa. He will teach vocal music at Pontiac High School after year start. Open Thursday to Saturday evenings. Western Auto Associate Store ad notes Mr and Mrs Lee Voorhies hosted a family dinner for F M Grafft of Anamosa on his eighty third birthday. The Christian church announces a Christmas party and treats for Sunday school children.

George Putnam J. W Bowman Susan Wellsboro Bowman Putnam Topeka Kan Louise Gibson Putnam Marion Putnam Pontiac, Mich Lee Voorhies The Christian Church

Local Postwar notices and homecomings fill Friday edition

Community highlights include Mrs. Clifford O Johnson and son Robert visiting Lt. Johnson in naval separation center Minneapolis. Seaman James Hucker on leave from Jinsen Korea visits parents. Kenneth Beadle returns from Guam with wife working in Anamosa, and Pvt Victor Folkers home from South Dakota State college. Mrs R Lee Taylor to spend winter in Hollywood. Lost black Cocker puppy alcohol contact. For sale six room modern home by owner 405 South Avenue. Additional notes on robes at Adkins Feigh and tax school attendees in Des Moines.

Clifford O. Johnson Robert Minneapolis Lt. Johnson Naval Separation Center Lit Johnson Marion Kenneth Beadle Guam Ray Beadle Anamosa Beadle Philadelphia Pvt Victor Folkers ASTRP South Dakota State College Brookings Theodore Folkers

Local service members return home for holidays

Marine Pfc. Norman Adee and Seaman Paul Coon arrived home after discharge. Adee will visit Cedar Rapids family with brother Howard Adee from Los Angeles. Coon, a Philippines veteran, was discharged in Minneapolis. T/5 Tom Gallagher and Capt. John Stewart also home from Europe.

Norman Adee Okinawa South Pacific Howard Adee Los Angeles Marion Harry C. Adee Cedar Rapids Paul Coon Milly Coon Philippines Minneapolis John Stewart Europe Camp Gruber Okla J. A. W. Stewarts

Deaths and funeral services in Iowa area

Obituaries list numerous residents including Mrs Theodore Johnson 59 Decorah died at a hospital and services held at French funeral home and Calmar Lutheran church Survivors include her husband and four children as well as relatives in Calmar and surrounding towns Urbana Harriet Jane Culver 80 dies with three children and two sisters among survivors Services set at 2 p m at the Methodist church in Vinton Nelson R Babcock 77 dies Surviving siblings listed Julius P Burmeister 82 dies with four sons and grandchildren noted Martha Christena Scanlan 58 dies services held in Manchester Surviving sister and brothers named J R Martin 62 formerly Williamsburg dies in Iowa City services held at St Marys church Iowa City and survivors listed

Calmar Theodore Johnson Decorah Calmar Lutheran Church I Rupert James Elmer Peterson Woonsocket Charles Bricelyn Minn Urbana Harriet Jane Culver Dora Burrell Bertha Brown Coronado Calif Verna Dingman Blanche Fox Vinton Lucinda Culver Shellsburg Methodist Church Fry- Holland Nelson R. Babcock E. Babcock Walker Ida Finch Iowa City Davenport Julius P. Burmeister Paul Hans M Harry J St. Anthony Edward T. Davenport Emman Gr Williamsburg J. R. Martin St Mary’s Church James R Akron Ohio

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Zenith Medical Arts Surgical Supply Second Street Pateie Sabes Caer Fund For Marion News Gazette Glenn Arnold Springville Paramount Theater Post Office W. A. Jackson Boston Store Mildred Carpenter Red Cross Arling J Dice Voorhies Fred Louis Haran Edison Pharmacy Wayne Carpenter Texas W. B Carpenters Libbey America Safedge Smart, Debonair Newman Blinks Western Auto Associate Sth Avenue George Markett South Eleventh Street August Peters Milwaukee James Hucker Jinsen Korea A. M. Hucker U.S.S. Torrance Adkins & Feigh—Adv R. Lee Taylor Hollywood Mildred Elliott D. H. Smith Iowa State Bar Association Mrs Ed Salzer Oakland, Calif Sal Zer E. V. Careys Salzer Cleveland Bell Center Cira’s Adv Tom Gallagher Ray Gallagher Gallagher Adkins & Feigh Gene Miller Carl Nelson Nancy Ida G. Koppenhaver Storm’s Lewis Weis, Jr St. Luke’s Hospital Toledo Warren Ferris Tama County Reed Nelson
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