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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1943

Page

4

300 to Receive Awards At University of Iowa

Iowa City 300 to receive degrees and certificates at an eighth wartime convocation. President Virgil M. Wancher presides at 10 a.m. in Iowa Union with WSUI radio. Recipients include graduates from 67 Iowa counties, 25 states, four foreign areas, led by numerous doctorates and arts degrees across many towns and cities.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa Virgil M. Wancher Iowa Union WSUI

Vinton Soldier Knocks Out Nazi Machine Gunners

Pfc. Russell Gray of Vinton Iowa was one of four soldiers who knocked out a Nazi machine gun nest on Mt Camino December 2 3 They charged the position ignored danger and after tossing grenades closed in with tommy guns and bayonets Six Germans were killed The piece also notes Pueblo Indian pottery centers on rain fertility motifs.

Fifth Army Italy INS Pfc Russell Gray Vinton Mt. Camino

Advertising Agencies and Media Representatives List

Advertising representatives Allen-Klapp Company with offices in Chicago and New York and Detroit tied to Media Records and A.N.P.s Bureau of Advertising.

Allen-Klapp Company Michigan Avenue Chicago Fifth Avenue New York New Center Detroit Media Records A.n.p.s Bureau of Advertising

Boy Killed Four Hurt When Car Hits Pole

Victor Young, 17, was killed instantly in a Des Moines crash that left four companions injured. Driver Guy Stevens, 17, suffered a fractured skull and leg injuries, Roger Bartlett, 16, contended head lacerations and a possible skull fracture, while Roger Daniels and Jack Grossnickle, both 17, had head lacerations and bruises. Police say the car flew 38 feet after leaving railroad tracks and struck a pole. Coroner said speed was factor. victims had spent Saturday night riding around Des Moines. The death marked Iowa's 298th traffic fatality of the year, comparing with 385 a year ago and 588 in 1941.

Des Moines Victor Young Here Guy Stevens Roger Bartlett Roger Daniels Jack Grossnickle A. E. Shaw Polk County

Mt. Auburn Mutual Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

At the Mt. Auburn Mutual Telephone company's annual meeting Herman Franzenberg was elected president Lewis Kruckenberg named vice president Dodd Smalley treasurer and Al Wiese secretary Mrs M H Albertson was retained as switchboard operator.

MT. Auburn Mt. Auburn Mutual Telephone Company Herman Franzenberg Lewis Kruckenberg Dodd Smalley al Wiese M. H. Albertson

Three Maquoketa Churches Share In $10,000 Gift

Scott German of Newark New Jersey sent 10000 in Christmas donations to Maquoketa Iowa churches. He gave 2500 to the Baptist and Methodist churches and 5000 to the Congregational church. He urged church officials to decide how to use the funds. He graduated from Maquoketa high school in 1883 and attended the University of Iowa.

Maquoketa Scott German Newark N. J German Congregational Church Maquoketa High School University of Iowa

Torpedoman Ralph Tyler Missing in Action

The navy reports Torpedoman Third Class Ralph Oley Tyler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tyler of near Oelwein, is missing in action.

Tyler Oelwein J. M. Tyler Near Navy Department Ralph Oley Tyler

Marine Budd y Rogers Wounded at Tarawa

Earlville brief reports Marine Junior Buddy Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers is in a San Diego hospital recovering from wounds received during action at Tarawa.

Earlville — Marine Junior Buddy” Rogers Frank Rogers Marine Hospital San Diego Tarawa

Cedar County to Have Two New Supervisors

Cedar County will swore in two new supervisors on January 1 as Tom Siler of West Branch replaces Tom Cress of Atalissa and Paul W. Busching of Clarence takes over for E. L. Crist of Stanwood who resigned to farm full time. The board becomes all Republican for the first time in 15 years.

Tipton Cedar County Tom Siler West Branch Tom Cress Atalissa Paul W. Busching Clarence E. L. Crist Stanwood

Murder Charge Filed in Marshalltown Slaying

Walter Bailey a 40 year old Black man was charged with murder after William C. St. John a 45 year old white man was found dead with his throat slit in the Bailey yard. Bailey said he found St. John with his wife and a fight followed. Bailey's wife 38 was wounded in the arm.

Marshalltown Walter Bailey William C. St. John Bailey Harold Black St. John

Monona Man Hurt In Auto Accident

Monona farmer Gene Ferguson McGregor suffered three fractured ribs and severe bruises after his car skidded on ice and plunged 12 feet into a ditch west of McGregor early Sunday.

the Gazette McGregor Gene Ferguson

Decorah Yard Accident Narrows Milwaukee Trainman

Floyd Sanders of Calmar a Milwaukee trainman fractured his leg while switching in the Decorah yards Saturday night. He is hospitalized in Decorah.

The Gazette Decorah Floyd Sanders Calmar Milwaukee Decorah Hospital

Christmas Program Set At Mt Vernon High School

The Mt Vernon annual community Christmas program is scheduled for Thursday in the high school auditorium with Fred A. Young as general chairman. Committee chairs include John Klimo for the program Rex Dean for street decorations and C L Ich for ushers. All children will attend a free movie at the Strand theater Friday afternoon.

Speedy Rail Pay Accord Seems Unlikely to End Strike

A nationwide rail strike planned for December 30 faces possible concessions to workers but no firm agreement. A mediation session at the White House adjourned after five hours, with further talks set to resume. Potential measures include paid vacations, more liberal overtime, and layover expenses estimated at over $500 per worker annually.

Washington Roosevelt White House Chicago Wear Mobilization James F. Byrnes Fred M. Vinson

Fortresses Converted to Transports for SW Pacific

American Flying Fortresses are being converted to supply Southwest Pacific ground forces amid potential air opposition. The Yankee Doodle veteran led the first drop on Dec 17 over New Britain, delivering clothing and ammo from 150 feet with Capt. Lee Bird piloting.

New Guinea Pacific Yankee Didler Theilippines Java New Britain Cape Merkus Lee Bird Great Bend Kan Wallace A. Emple Detroit Japan Bomare Dier Jack Lawson Ottumwa

Otis Skinner Named Ship Launches at Kaiser Yard

The SS Otis Skinner, named for the actor, rode at anchor in Richmond California as the 399th Liberty ship launched at Kaiser shipyards.

Otis Skinner Richmond Calif Kaiser Ship Yards

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