Daily Record Plate 1944 Food Stamp and Court Notices
The issue lists wartime ration details for meat, foods, sugar, gas, fuel oil, and airplane shoe stamps valid through 1945 with specific book and coupon numbers. Police court items include Drunkenness Salmar Heng $10 fine, several divorce petitions and decrees, intoxication case, traffic penalties, and local incidents including furnace, wiring, and fire alarms. Births recorded at St. Luke's and Mercy hospitals are noted.
102 Jap Vessels Sunk In Luzon Carrier Raids
Adm. Nimitz announced 102 Japanese vessels sunk or damaged in Luzon carrier strikes December 13 to 15 with ongoing operations into the sixth day. The tally included 41 ships sunk and 61 damaged near Manila as Mindoro invasion forces advance.
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Pearl Harbor
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Luzon
Western Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Mindoro
Manila
MacArthur
Nimitz
Johnny Fryrear Returns to Cedar Rapids in War Tales
A Cedar Rapids interview profiles Johnny Fryrear, a radiovan and former sailor. The piece details his wartime service from Bougainville to Great Lakes training, plus his lively newsroom persona and welcome-home reception led by Publisher Lawson Cummins.
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Johnny Fryrear
Lawson T. Cummins
G. I. Gazette
Tait
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Johnny
Navy Aviation
Great Lakes
Cedar Rapids
Bougainville
G. I
Johnny's Serious Moments Amid War Reflections
A fragment notes Johnny, a pugilist, speaking on world affairs and the UN, then mentions spending Christmas with his wife at 11634 Third Avenue SE Seattle and reporting on January 19. It records as of 515 Tuesday, December 19, 1944, his mustache measuring four and a half inches.
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Johnny
United Nations
Som
Third Avenue SE
Seattle
Funeral for Fred A McDonnell in Cedar Rapids
Fred A McDonnell 1888 11 1 Cedar Rapids died at Veterans hospital Des Moines after a short illness. Survived by wife Agnes Zobel and siblings Thomas Hal Agatha. Funeral Thursday 9 30 am St Patrick's church with Requiem Mass burial Mt Calvary cemetery with military rites. Battery E Association attends. Rosary tonight at Teahen chapel.
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Fred A. McDonnell
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Cedar’ Rapids
Henry McDonnell
Snyder Shoe Store
Collins Radio Company
Agnes Zobel
St. Wenceslaus Church
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Patrick’s Church
Thomas
Hal
Agatha
Cedar Rapids
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Battery E Association
Teahen
Memorial Services for Sgt Palumbo Thursday
Memorial high mass for Staff Sgt Anthony Palumbo son of Mr and Mrs John Palumbo of 1401 K street SW killed in action Oct 21 in the central Pacific will be held Thursday at 8 30 a m at St Patrick s church with Rev D J Lenihan presiding Surviving are his parents a brother Mike a German war prisoner and two sisters Mary Palumbo and Mrs Howard Rinderknecht
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Anthony Palumbo
John Palumbo
K Street
Central Pacific
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mike
Mary Palumbo
Howard Rinderknecht
Mrs. W. E. Cornthwaite Dies at 71 in Marion Home
Anora Wagner Cornthwaite, 71, formerly of Cedar Rapids and Marion, died Wednesday at 8 15 a m at her daughter’s home in Webster City where she had lived the last two years. Born March 20 1873 in Missouri, she married in 1889 in Kansas and moved to Iowa in 1892. Surviving are five children, 14 grandchildren, and two in military service. Funeral at Free Methodist church in Marion with burial at Oak Shade cemetery. Body to be returned to Yocom chapel Weston from Webster City Thursday.
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W. E. Cornthwaite
Cedar Rapids
Marion
F. E. Grempel, Jr
Webster City
Anora Wagner
East Lynne
Osage County
Kan
Mrs. Lillie Mastin Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lillie Elizabeth Mastin wife of George W Mastin a former Cedar Rapids resident died in a local hospital at 10 25 p m Tuesday after a long illness Born August 15 1870 in Cottage Hill Dubuque county she had lived in Cedar Rapids 17 years.
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Lillie Elizabeth Mastin
George W. Mastin
Cedar Rapids
Cottage Hill
Dubuque County
Mastin Rites Planned For Cedar Rapids Woman
Mrs. Mastin, wife of Fred E. Mastin, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died after living with her son Fred for six years. Survived by her husband, three sons Frederick Earle Mastin Albert Lee Mastin Willis William Mastin four grand children and four granddaughters, she was a Kenwood Park Methodist Church member who taught Sunday school. Services set for 1 30 p m Friday with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Fred E. Mastin
Mr. Mastin
York
Neb
Frederick Earle Mastin
McCausland
Albert Lee Mastin
Cedar Rapids
Willis William Mastin
Perry, Jr
Albert Lee, Jr
Earl William Mastin
Navy
Ruth Powers
Helen Bruner
Alberta Mastin
Arlene Mastin
Perry
Mastin
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
H. W. Singer
Independence
Dwight Webster
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral notice for John M. Ford of Cedar Rapids
John M. Ford died Tuesday night after a lingering illness aged 76. He was born January 26 1864 in Indiana, a carpenter, and is survived by two sons Clifford and Wayne Ford of Cedar Rapids and three sisters Ellen Miller Mabel Madison and Millie Tiesse. Services are Friday at 11 am at Brady Mortuary conducted by Rev. Frank Ward. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may visit at Brady Mortuary Thursday.
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John M. Ford
Hawthorn Drive
Cedar Rapids
Indiana
Charles
Mary Ford
Clifford
Wayne Ford
Ellen Miller
Mabel
Madison
California
Millie Tiesse
Huron
Brady Mortuary
Frank Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Thursay
Services for Elias Streeter Held Thursday
Services for Elias Streeter of 6 Avenue NW, who died Monday, will be conducted by Rev. I. E. Linkletter in the Moon chapel Thursday at 1 p.m. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Elias Streeter
Avenue NW
I. E. Linkletter
Moon Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Services for Florence Longendyke Held at Rohn Chapel
Florence Longendyke 75 of Fortytwoond street SE died Monday. Services at Rohn chapel Thursday at 2 30 p m Rev Frank Ward to officiate with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening.
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Rohn
Florence Longendyke
Forty-second Street SE
Frank Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ila Edith Reeder
Mrs Ila Edith Reeder of 1115 Second Avenue SE died in Oakdale Tuesday after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Paul L Clark in the Moon chapel Thursday at 3 30 p m with entombment in the Chapel of Memories. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Ila Edith ‘Reeder
Second Avenue SE
Oakdale
Paul L. Clark
Moon Chapel
Chapel of Memories
Soviets Tighten Grip Around Czechoslovak Hub Kassa
Soviet forces pressed within nine miles of Kassa, tightening siege lines around the Czechoslovak communications hub. The front extended over 80 miles in southern Slovakia and northern Hungary as Russians crossed into Slovakia at multiple points.
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London
Red Army
Kassa
Raihway
Slovakia
Hungary
Moscow
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday editions at 600 andge Cedar Rapids Iowa. Entered as second class matter June 18 1932 at Cedar Rapids post office. Full leased wire reports AP United Press International News Service. AP exclusive rights to republication of credited news and local items.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
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Three B 29s Set Off Tokyo Fires
Three Superfortresses from Saipan bombed Tokyo early Wednesday starting fires that crew members said covered a large area. Twenty first bomber command also said two B 29s bombed Nagoya early Tuesday, 12 hours after the second major raid on the industrial center.
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Associated Press
Saipan
Tokyo
Japan
Twenty-first Bomber Command Headquarters
Nagoya
German push near St Vith advances in bleak Ardennes action
Allied lines halted several German spearheads in the Ardennes as heavy fighting raged near St Vith and Malmedy. American units held ground though some detachments were cut off while German armor probed toward Liege and Monschau with paratroop support. Fighter bombers and heavy bombers pounded moving armored columns despite foul weather.
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Stavelot
Liege
Butgenbach
Monschau
Belgium
Ninth Army
Geilenkirchen
Roer
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Antwerp
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Saarlautern
Dillingen
Seventh Army
Wissembourg
Colmar
High Vosges
Luxembourg
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