Editor John W. Carey Dies. Funeral Set in Sioux City
John W. Carey longtime Journal Tribune editor died in his sleep on Christmas morning Funeral services will be at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church and burial in Calvary cemetery Survivors include his wife two daughters a son and two sisters with ties to Los Angeles Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Chicago
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Sioux City
John W. Carey
Journal-Tribune Publications
Blessed Sacrament Catholics Church
Calvary Cemetery
Carey
Journal
Journal and Tribune
Galena
Ill
Sioux City Daily News
The
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Rock Rapids
Review
Mary Louise Herbert
Los Angeles
Anne Spayde
John Burns Carey
E. Carey
Grande Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Alvern Wendell
P. C. McDaniel
Chicago
Tama Indians Celebrate Christmas Party on Reservation
More than 250 Tama Indians attended a community Christmas Eve party at the government school on the Sac and Fox Reservation. gifts were distributed by multiple groups, and 75 children sang carols as Santa spoke in the native language.
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C. W. King
F. C. Patterson
Ed Mays
Geraldine Diaz
Frank Mitchell
Frank Wanatee
Juke Boxes Taxable Says Iowa Tax Officials
Des Moines report states the Iowa state tax commission has informed assessors that pinball machines and juke boxes are taxable. Instructions specify the property may be assessed to the party who owns the device in their place of business.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
Commission
Fat Lady of Okinawa Delivers Pigs in Hazard's Tent
Williamsburg Marine Pvt. Bill Hazard slept as a storm raged in Okinawa when Fat Lady the squadron mascot went into labor. The pig delivered a litter in Hazard's tent after a chaotic chase, startling him into a hasty retreat before the Mob found it humorous and the pig was born.
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Arine
Bill Hazard
Williamsburg
Okinawa
Saturday Evening Post
Hazard
Marine Fighter Command
Fat Lady
Nip
Harold Martin
Brooklyn
Vets Returning From Overseas
Eastern Iowans arriving at east and west coast ports include multiple named service members and ships such as the Renville Exchequer and Etolin with Dec 22 23 dates. Individuals listed include Cpl William Burgess Cedar Rapids Sgt Arthur W Meyer Mt Vernon S/Sgt Bernell F Kliefoth Luana and Pfc Arlie D Conried Cedar Rapids among others.
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Associated Press
Marengo
Harrison O. Price
Troy Mills
Hugh W. Jennings
South English
Wildlife Hit By Deep Snow in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports heavy Iowa snow threatens wildlife including quail, squirrels, pheasants and song birds. Bruce Stiles of the state conservation commission urges winter feeding by sportsmen and individuals to boost survival and spring reproduction by spreading chick feed grain nuts and suet as ground cover remains.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Bruce Stiles
Fish and Game
Iowa Ends 1945 With Higher State Treasury Balance
Iowa will finish 1945 with about 58.76 million dollars in the state treasury, up from 55.43 million at end of 1944. The figure reflects 1945 appropriations and 13 million set aside for new buildings, with 18.5 million in building funds and 6 million transferred to the board of control.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Board of Control
State Board of Education
General Revenue Fund
Native Iowa Citian Heads Creighton U
The Very Rev William H. McCabe Sr aged 52 becomes the eighteenth president of Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska, first former student to lead the Jesuit school. He succeeds Very Rev Thomas S Bowdein who completes a wartime term.
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William H. McCabe
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Creighton University
Thomas S. Bowdein
S. J
Creighton
Father McCabe
Iowa City
Cosgrove
Flourissant
St. Louis University
Belgium
Cambridge University
England
Rockhurst
Father Bowdein
St. Louis
Loyola University
Chicago
British Clerics Urge German Spiritual Rebirth Emphasize Religion
In Frankfurt a group of British clergymen led by Dean Walter Matthews urge a German spiritual renewal to accompany political re education. They warn against reliance on allied rule and favor a homegrown moral revival over missionary occupation family policy.
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Fankfurt
Germany
Walter Robert Matthews
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Dean Matthews
Family of Nations
Melbourne Evans Aubrey
British Baptist Union
Aubrey
Allied Control Council
Mrs. Eick Dies in Waverly Apartment Fire
Services planned Friday for Mrs. Will Eick, 50, who died Tuesday from burns after a Monday apartment fire. Officials believe her clothing ignited from an overheated stove. Mrs. Amelia Miller helped smother the flames with blankets after attempts to extinguish them failed.
Rail Traffic Set To Fall As War Demand Fades
Washington analyst Haskell P. Ward said railroads show the strongest financial condition since the late 1920s but warn a sharp decline in traffic is inevitable as wartime volumes unwind. He notes higher unit costs, limited modernization, and shifting transport competition will curb earnings in peacetime.
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Washington
INS
Haskell P. Ward
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
America
Wald
Ward
G I s Atone For Offenses In Drill Camp
In Marseille at Delta disciplinary training center US soldiers, 50 to 100 at a time, regain duty after suspended sentences. About 4,000 prisoners—officers included—face harsh conditions, with sentences up to 90 years for desertion or murder. The first 400 to be released home within a week to federal institutions, with more to follow.
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France
United States Army
Delta Disciplinary
Europe
Edward Hempstead
Walla Walla, Wash
United States
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