Agricultural Forecast and City Notices in Cedar Rapids
Increasing cloudiness and warmer Saturday with rain or snow late Saturday into Sunday. Clearing and turning colder late Sunday and Monday. Winds 10-20 mph. Cedar Rapids police court fines listed. Births announced at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals. Local obituaries and funeral notices for area residents including Cedar Rapids, East Amana, and nearby towns.
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Ardain
Bismarck
Miami
Azo
Minnesolis
New York
Pos ‘Angeles
Oan City
Shippers
Iowa
False-Order Heckling Targets Fred Abbey in Cleveland
Cleveland AP reports Fred W. Abbey a barber, and neighbor Jim Belson endure repeated false order harassment. Coal firms, dry cleaners, an auto wrecker, and an undertaker have wrongfully involved them with unrequested deliveries, summonses, or calls. The pair seek peace as the nuisance continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred W. Abbey
Jim Belson
Abbey
Belsan
Eleven Injured in Fairfax Collision
Eleven people were injured Friday morning in a two car crash a quarter mile north of Fairfax on highway 149. Robert Hughes 55 of 2124 Grande Avenue SE and Othal Wright 39 of Central City were taken to Mercy hospital by Ambulance Service. Hughes suffered a possible fractured leg. Larry Sievers 6 Mrs Sarah Martin 48 Martha 15 Harlan Martin 14 Louis Martin 9 and Lorna Martin 5 all of North English were taken to St Luke's hospital. Mrs Anna Grimm 29 of Williamsburg and her daughters Ladina 9 and Pamela 2 were also injured. Highway Patrolman Charles Fels said Hughes car skidded on icy pavement and swerved into the path of Mrs Grimm's machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Robert Hughes
Grande’ Avenue
Othal Wright
Central City
Mercy Hospital
Hughes
St. Luke’s Hospital
Larry Sievers
Sarah Martin
Martha
Harlan Martin
Louis Rtin
Lorna Martin
North English
Anna Grimm
Williamsburg
Ladina
Pamela
Charles Fels
Grimm
Official Proposal for Cedar Iee City bid on tank erection
Bidders for furnishing and netles were notified proposals for fabricating and erecting a steel tank in Cedar Rapids Iowa must be received by 10:00 A M at Cedar Rapids City Hall. A ten percent bid security is required with bid. Proposals may be opened publicly. City Clerk Mau Krebs warns the right to reject any or all proposals. Notice published in the Gazette on December 5 1948 and January 1 1942.
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Cedar Ieee
Pids
Iowa
Smn Rapids
Mau Krebs
Chiang Chih chung May Mediate Peace With Communists
Reports say Chang Chih chung has formally asked the United States and Russia for mediation in Sino Communist peace talks. Some sources predict Chiang Kai-shek will resign and Li Tsung jen may become president as the Nationalists push for a non Communist power balance.
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United Press
Chang Chih-chung
Sun Fo
United States
Chiang
Li Tsungjen
China
Manchuria
Asia
Yangtze River
Cunningham Elected to Protective Assn Post
Sgt. Dale Cunningham has been elected president of the Cedar Rapids Policemen's Protective Association for 1949. Harold Prasil announced Friday. He succeeds Sgt. Leonard Bruce. Other officers elected were Harold Mackey vice president Carl Badger financial secretary Murphy Davis recording secretary L. B. Marshall treasurer and James Shannon sergeant at arms.
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Sgt
Dale Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Hronik Heads Sixteenth Avenue Club
Officers for 1949 were elected at a Sixteenth Avenue Commercial club meeting. Joseph J. Hronik chosen president. Edward Zobl named vice-president Wes Sila recording secretary Charles Kriz re-elected treasurer and William Vavra named trustee for a three year term.
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Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Joseph J. Hronik
Edward Zobl
Wes Sila
Charles Kriz
William Vavra
Breakin at David's Food Store Probed for Cash and Cigarettes
Detectives investigated a Friday breakin at David's Food Market 511 Seventeenth Street SE. Entry was gained by smashing a north side window. thieves took $5 and 12 cartons of cigarets, according to proprietor Alex David.
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David
Seventeenth Street SE
Alex David
Patrol Augmented for New Year's Eve Duty
An augmented force of highway patrolmen will be on duty across the state New Year's Eve to reduce serious traffic accidents. Patrol Chief S N Jespersen said 23 employees from the driver's license bureau will assist the 161 patrolmen in cooperation with local enforcement agencies.
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Des Moines
S. N. Jespersen
Rain Floods Hit Northeast As Rivers Burst Banks
Rain-swollen rivers devastated parts of New York New Jersey Massachusetts Vermont and Connecticut. Evacuations exceeded 500 with trains and roads shut. Dams threatened and towns like Manville South Bound Brook Bradley Gardens Albany and Troy affected. The Hudson rose flooding areas as rainfall totals reached over four inches in several locations. Forecasts expected a stop to the deluge followed by freezing weather.
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Associated Press
United States
Newland
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Manville
South Bound Brook
Bradley Gardens
Bridgewater
National Guardsmen
Center Berlin
Upstate New
New England
Court arraigns Rudolph Rodriguez in larceny from a person
Rudolph Rodriguez 29 of 719 Second Street NW was arraigned in district court on a larceny from a person charge. Bail set at 3500 with counsel assigned. He allegedly dipped into a Bull Durham tobacco sack pinned to Edward Gross 69 of 95 Ninth Avenue SE and took 70.70 dollars while Gross napped at Wheel Inn Thursday night. Patrolman Jack King assisted the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Rodriquez
Second Street NW
G. K. Thompson
Rodriquez
Edward Gross
Ninth Avenue SE
Gross
Wheel Inn
Jack King
Rodriguez
Hungarian Cardinal Mindszenty Sought U.S. Aid, Govt Says
Hungary's Communist government released photocopies of letters it says show Cardinal Mindszenty sought United States aid to alter internal political problems. Letters allegedly from U S Envoys to the archbishop claim requests involved Czechoslovak minority treatment and other internal issues.
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Budapest
INS
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Selden Chapin
Arthur Schoenfeldt
Chapin
United States Army
Mindszenty
Vatican
Schoenfeldt
United States State Department
Wholesale Prices At Low For Year
The labor department reported that average wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent during the week, the lowest level of the year. All major groups declined, with the index at 163.5 percent of the 1926 average, compared with late 1948 and late 1947 levels.
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Washington (Lp
Labor Department
Department
Third Car Crash Hits Milwaukee Trainman Twice
Milwaukee engineer C F Chism faced a rough stretch as cars collided with his switch engine in quick succession. At 4 52 a m Friday Clarence Huff 144 Bowling street SW struck the train at Ninth avenue and First street SW. The prior collision occurred about 3 a m Thursday by Richard Miller at Ninth avenue and Sixth street.
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Milwaukee
C. F. Chism
Chism
Clarence Huff
Bowling Street
Ninth Avenue
First Street
Richard Miller
Sixth Street
Former North Korean Official Predicts Guerrilla Campaign in March
SEOUL reports a former high official in the Russian sponsored North Korean government predicted that Communists will launch a widespread guerrilla campaign in South Korea in March. The claim frames Seoul and allied observers with caution about an expected intensified insurgent effort.
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Seoul
INS
People’s
South Korea
Ex-Boxer Claims K O of Governor In Mayoralty Tiff
POMEROY Ohio AP Delmar A The Kid Canaday former prizefighter claimed the decision Friday in his fight with Gov Thomas J Herbert over the village mayor s office And he says he will bang the gavel at Monday s council meeting Herbert suspended Canaday Nov 22 on eight charges of misconduct They concerned handling of fines and Canaday s attempt to buy a 265 water cooler for the state bureau of unemployment compensation office Canaday resigned a few days later He argues the resignation had no effect since he was suspended Canaday says he was advised by legal counsel that he was legally correct to resume office His move challenged the tenure of Sidney Spencer named to succeed the ex boxer after he resigned Attorney General Hugh S Jenkins said the resignation forfeited Canaday s right to the office.
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Pomeroy, Ohio
Delmar A
Canaday
Thomas J. Herbert
Wax Works
Herbert
Pomeroy
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Cleveland
Washington
Huntington
W. Va
Sidney Spencer
Exboxer
Hughs. Jenkins
Columbus
City Briefs From Ottumwa Area News
Items note Pfc James Boyle stationed on Guam son of Earl and Mrs Boyle living at 1556 Washington Ave SE. Also mentions two way radio service City Cab dial 6161. Obit note Leo and Keith Ledore Cedar Rapids called to Ottumwa due to death of father John 73. New Year church services listed at 7 and 10 am. Watch Night Service at Sunshine Mission 9 pm with program by Dairy Dale Baptist and Edgewood Community churches. Townsend clubs meet. inductees George Meinholdt Carl Nissen Arnold Thoma sent to Fort Riley. Local court fines $25 for disturbance. Enlistments in air force and army reported for several residents.
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Guam
Marine
James B. Boyle
Earl J. Boyle
Washington Avenue
Ottumwa
Leo
Keith Ledore
Cedar Rapids
John
Sunshine Mission
Dairy Dale Baptist
Edgewood
Army
Fort Riley
Kaw
George A. Meinholdt
Tipton
Carl Nissen
Monticello
Arnold J. Thoma
Olin
Army Air Force curb medical service abuse
The army and air force ordered families of service personnel to stop calling in military doctors for inconsequential ailments. A public circular directs commanders nationwide to curb the misuse of free medical service available to dependents.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
United States
Death of Kay Van Riper Shown As Suicide
Glendale police report Kay Van Riper, 40, a screen and radio writer who contributed to the Andy Hardy stories, died from an overdose of sleeping tablets. Her mother said she had been ill for years and had previously tried to take her life with sleeping pills.
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Glendale
Calif
Kay van Riper
Andy Hardy
Extradition Hearing Set on Dr Rutledge Case in Missouri
The Iowa pursuit of Dr. Rutledge advances as Jefferson City hosts a January 6 extradition hearing. Governor Donnelly set the date after Iowa papers were confirmed in order. Crissman and Detective Condon will travel to Missouri, with Condon acting as the governor’s agent to return Rutledge to Cedar Rapids if extradition is granted. Byron Rutledge is described as a respected marine veteran with a clean record and steady life prior to the dispute over alleged blackmail and marital status.
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Byron
Marine Corps
Iowa
Dr. Rutledge
Jefferson City
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
J. E. Taylor
Robert D. Blue
Crissman
Tom Condon
Condon
Cedar Rapids
Auto Industry Guilty of Bad Faith Prober
Rep Macy accuses auto makers of bad faith for not policing sales practice abuses. He cites loading cars with unwanted accessories and low trade-in values as reformable, warns anti trust fears hinder honest policies, and questions federal mandates on dealer franchise renewal.
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Macy
House
Mortgage Paid Off at Bethany Lutheran Church
In Reading Pennsylvania an anonymous donor completed paying off the Bethany Lutheran church mortgage. The giver previously contributed 5000 toward reduction and cleared the remaining 6500 due, with church officials told only that the donor's identity must remain secret. The pastor, Rev. Paul J. Kidd, received mortgage papers marked paid in full from an attorney sworn to secrecy.
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Reading
Bethany Lutheran Church
Paul J. Kidd
Jack Carson Hurt In Act at Theater
Cincinnati AP reports comedian Jack Carson sustained a broken blood vessel in his left arm during a rough theater routine. Dr. William Riddle says Carson refused surgery and opted for frequent compresses to reduce swelling while continuing a week long engagement with Robert Alda on stage.
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Cincinnati
Jack Carson
William Riddle
Carson
Robert Alda
Asylum Releases Slapper of Tojo
TOKYO AP A former defendant in the Tojo war crimes trial Shumei Okawa was released Thursday from a mental hospital after slapping Hideki Tojo during the opening session. He returned to his Yokohama area home and refused reporters. Doctors say his sanity could fully recover if he stays quiet. Okawa was among 19 suspects held on war crimes charges last week.
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Tokyo
INS
Shumei Okawa
Hideki Tojo
Okawa
Yokohama
M.p.’S
Final Licks End of War-Time Republican Congress
Washington AP reports the Republican controlled 80th congress adjourned after sending a notice to President Truman that the session is over. Minor actions included extending the Hoover commission for 60 days and a 30 day extension for a small business committee. Senator Lucas opposed further extension. Senator Murray signaled a push for a permanent continuation.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Hoover Commission
Lucas
Ill
Murray
Mont
Traffic Fatalities Decline for Second Straight Year
The National Safety Council reports about 32,000 traffic deaths for 1948, just under 1947 by roughly 300, despite higher travel. It notes 28,690 deaths in January–November, vs 29,110 in 1947, with December not enough to push the total above 32,000, as vehicle miles approach 334 billion for ten months.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
United States backs Chiang Kai-shek as China leader
The State Department stated the United States continues to support Chiang Kai-shek as president of China and leader of the Nationalist opposition to the Communists. Spokesman Michael J. McDermott affirmed Washington will deal with Chiang while he remains in power and has no plan to remove him.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Department
Michael J. McDermott
Chiang
Newsprint Supply To Continue Tight In 1949 50
A congressional committee said the newsprint supply will be tight if not short in 1949 and 1950. The panel notes rising production in Europe and North America and surging U S demand. It also predicts an oversupply of other papers in 1949 may create a buyer's market with lower prices.
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Washington
Congressional
Special House
Europe
North America
United States
Welfare Bureau Elects Directors in Cedar Rapids
Six new members were named to the Cedar Rapids Public Welfare bureau board at the annual election. New directors are Mrs. T. M. Ingersoll, B. D. Silliman, Frank Nye, W. L. Crissman, C. R. Fahrney and Ed win C. Evans, each to three-year terms. Nye was designated vice chairman by the Chamber of Commerce. The board will elect a chairman at the January 18 meeting, with eight candidates for six seats. Retiring directors include Harry Boyd and others.
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Cedar Rapids Public Welfare Bureau
T. M. Ingersoll
B. D. Silliman
Frank Nye
W. L. Crissman
C. R. Fahrney
Edwin C. Evans
Nye
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Boyd
John Berger
L. P. Boudreaux
William P. Whipple
Everett E. Fisher
Rollo S. Pickford
Frau Koch Faces Soviet Zone Trial
Bavarian officials said Ilse Koch known as the witch of Buchenwald will be tried in a German Soviet zone court after release from Landsberg prison. Thuringia in the Russian zone has requested extradition to stand trial for crimes against German nationals at Buchenwald, now in Soviet-occupied Germany.
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Munich
INS
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Landscher
Thuringia
Frau Koch
Germany
Landsberg
Lome
Icecap Airmen and Rescuers Reach New York Hero Welcome
Seven of the twelve American airmen stranded on the Greenland ice cap last December arrived in New York with their rescuers for a heroes’ welcome. Lt. Col Emil Beaudry and Lt. Charles Blackwell led the mission in a C-54 jet-assisted takeoff, while families and reporters swarmed the scene at LaGuardia. Beaudry and Blackwell, slated for decoration in Washington Monday, expressed pride in the rescue and noted the harsher weather compared with a prior Labrador mission.
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New York
INS
Greenland
LaGuardia Field
Goose Bay
Labrador
Emil G. Beaudry
Charles Blackwell
Beaudry
William O’dwyer
J. J. O’brien
City Hall
O’brien
Beaudry and Blackwell
Washington
Deaths Anna Brunsmann 70 Cedar Rapids resident
Anna Brunsmann 70 widow of Henry Brunsmann of Cedar Rapids died in a city hospital at 6 20 p m Thursday after a short illness. Born December 17 1878 in New Vienna she left four daughters four sons two brothers two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services are set for 10 30 a m Monday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Brady mortuary after 2 p m Saturday.
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Anna Brunsmann
Twelfth Street
Henry Brunsmann
Cedar Rapids
New Vienna
A. J. Jennings
Roy Rolson
Eugenia Klaren
Appoline Adams
Cyrus, Minn
Edward Brunsmann
Dundee
Richard Brunsmann
Washington, Conn
Clarence Brunsmann
Joe Brunsmann
Morris, Minn
Bill Riesburg
Tom Riesburg
Dyersville
Mary Rolling Remson
Katherine Mecher
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Infant Allen Coppock Dies in Iowa City Hospital
Allen Dean Coppock, 3 day old son of Mr and Mrs Myron Coppock of 1003 Eighth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids, died at 12:01 pm Thursday in an Iowa City hospital. He was born Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Survived by parents a brother Billie and grandparents Irwin Coppock Mt Vernon Mrs Bill Coghlan Cedar Rapids Emil Paulson. Private services at Turner chapel conducted at 3 pm Friday by Rev John K Moore.
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Allen Dean Coppock
Myron Coppock
Eighth Avenue SE
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Billie
Irwin Coppock
Mt. Vernon
Bill Coghlan
Emil Paulson
Turner Chapel
John K. Moore
Graveside rites for George A. Jackson in Cedar Memorial
Graveside services for George A. Jackson former Cedar Rapids resident who died Monday in Batesville Arkansas will be held at Cedar Memorial cemetery at 11 a.m. Monday with Rev G S Hartong officiating. The service was moved from Friday due to a train schedule change. The body arrives in Cedar Rapids early Saturday and lies at Turner chapel until 9 a.m. for friends to call.
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George A. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Batesville
Ark
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
G. S. Hartong
Turner Chapel
Services for Wes Zalesky at Polansky chapel
Wes Zalesky of 728 Third Street SW died Thursday. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Polansky chapel conducted by Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk. Burial will be in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Wes Zalesky
Third Street
Polansky Chapel
Zdenek F. Pauk
Bohemian National Cemetery
Eight Germans Get Penalty Cut
FRANKFURT AP Eight German war criminals who won last minute reprieves from the gallows had their death sentences commuted to prison terms Friday General Lucius D Clay affirmed death verdicts against seven others The US commander had granted special reviews after appeals by German clergy and new evidence The reviews saved 15 from hanging at Landsberg prison where Hitler was once an inmate Between Oct 15 and Dec 3 there were 4 to 14 hanged weekly All eight spared from death were given life terms except one with 10 years.
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Frankfurt
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Landsberg
Hitler
Dachau
Russia Says Steel Output Surpasses Prewar Levels
Moscow reports to Prime Minister Stalin that Russia has significantly exceeded pre-war steel production and outpaced Britain. Metallurgical Minister Ivan T. Tevesyan notes Russia topped pig iron output in Q4 1948 and cites other industrial gains.
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Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Ivan T. Tevesyan
Britain
Post Office Business Nears Million-Dollar Mark at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids post office receipts are expected to total about 1 042 000 by Friday night, according to assistant postmaster Walter C Anawalt. The figure tops last year's record 954 291 71 and marks a new milestone for the local facility.
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Cedar Rapids
Walter C. Anawalt
Funeral services for Andrew Cunis at St John’s Hellenic Church
Andrew Cunis of 1230 Second Avenue SE died Wednesday. Services will be held at St John’s Hellenic Orthodox Church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev. George Hadjis officiating. Burial is planned at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Barta Hesser funeral home.
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Andrew Cunis
Second Avenue SE
St. John’s Hellenic Orthodox Church
George Hadjis
Linwood Cemetery
Services for John C. Merritt in Brady Mortuary
John C. Merritt died Wednesday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home. Services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday in the Brady mortuary by the Rev. Rodney C. Gould. Burial will be in Merritt cemetery near Olin. friends may call at the Brady mortuary Sunday.
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John C. Merritt
Cedar Rapids
Brady Mortuary
Rodney C. Gould
Merritt Cemetery
Olin
Sugar price rise prompts refinery increases
New York AP reports American Sugar Refining Company announced a 25 to 8 cents per pound base price increase on refined sugar, effective January 4, joining other refiners in higher pricing.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Friday
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Daily Record
C. R
Cobb Aces
Municipal
Marvin Priborsky
Wascile Kirkman
Charles Butterfield
Viola Gallagher
Bernard Hughes
Maxine Cherem
Arnold Solbrig
East Amana
Emogene Sheronick
Elsie Pigman
Jesse Pigman
Patricia Meloan
Cliff Meloan
Howard Loring
Second Street
Herby Hutton
Twenty-second Avenue
Ora Ransier
Marion
O. E. Nabholz
Shellsburg
Merlin Hultman
Chandler Street
Benno von Mayrhauser
Grande Avenue
Fifth Street NW
Company No
Mercy
Richard Dochterman
Twentyseventh Street
Joseph Wopolka
C Street
St. Luke’s
Thomas Huston
Eleventh Avenue
Horton McLean
Twenty-first Street
Francis Wolrab
Vernon
Robert Decker
Clarence
Clifford Johnson
Dubuque
New Hampton
William J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Eileen Kelly
J. H. Kelly
Washington Avenue SE
Fort Pepperell
Newfoundland
E. S. Dailey
Anamosa
W. L. Peet
Edinburg
Texas
Smykil-Goettsch
McGregor
Henry Flanders
Pilkington
Vinton
George Haymaker
Fry-Holland
Traer
Marine Pvt
David Pulkrabek
Iwo Jima
St. Vaclav Church
Clutter
Earlville
James Ribble
Independence Hospital
St. Joseph’s Church
Greeley
Henry Pilgrim
Manchester
Ray P. Nandell
Community Congregational Church
Fred
Rets Bonde
Cunningham
Protective Assn. Post
Joseph Hronik
Sixteenth Avenue Club
Cardinal
U.S
K.O
City Cab
Dial
Shueyville
Lyle K. Anderson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Townsend
Townsend Club No
Maggie Davis
Eighth Avenue
Knights of Pythias Hall
Second Street NE
Army and Air Force Recruiting Office
Donald L. Fuller
Eighteenth Avenue
Robert S. Rocarek
Fourth Avenue
Robert F. Curtis
J Street
Kenneth E. Gerricke
Walker
Rutledge
Prober
Asylum
Slapper of
Tojo
Welfare Bureau
N.Y
James L. Kilgallen
Coppock Infant
Jackson Services
Zalesky Services
Southern Methodist
Oregon
Cunis Services
Merritt Services
Lapes Florist
Third Avenue
Turner
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