Safford says Pearl Harbor commanders framed by services
Captain JL F. Safford testifies that he believed the Pearl Harbor commanders Kimmel and Short were framed by army and navy general staffs. He cited a 1944 letter to Captain Kramer and said his views grew after he found no wind code in files. He noted a winds execute message about Japan going to war against Britain and the US but not Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
JL. F. Safford
USN
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Naval Communications Intelligence
Alwin D. Kramer
Miami
Fla
Safford
Office of Chief of Naval Operations
Kramer
Walter C. Short
Husband E. Kimmel
John W. Murphy
Pennsylvania Democrat
Kimmel
Murphy
Short
War
Navy Departments
General Staff
Weather and local notices from the Daily Record
The Daily Record reports daily weather with highs and lows for multiple cities and an Iowa Agricultural Forecast noting cooler conditions and snow flurries northeast. It lists traffic court fines for parking violations and a string of birth announcements and marriages across Cedar Rapids, Marion, Lisbon, Mount Vernon, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Miami
Ameri cans unable to buy radios or refrigerators due to shortages
The Civilian Production Administration reported a survey of 34 leading consumer goods producers found no evidence of hoarding to avoid the surplus profits tax. Inventories were very low, with six firms noting no inventories at all, explaining why many shoppers did not receive certain items last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Production Administration
Civilian Sleuth Tracks Down Hit and Run Driver
A passing motorist identified John Lana of 1920 Mallory Street SW as the driver who sideswiped a parked car on the First Avenue bridge. Lana followed to Sixteenth Avenue and C Street SW, and Patrolman Walt Bishop arrested him for drunkenness. He was fined $25 plus costs in police court Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lana
Mallory Street
Lana
Walt Bishop
First Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Bishop
Court Rules Against Sidewalk Nuisances
Iowa Supreme Court affirms that cities must keep streets and sidewalks clear of nuisances like a street news stand. Waterloo resident R. N. Cowin sought removal of Hubert Lapole's stand. lower court injunction stands as the court finds no private right to obstruct public sidewalks without authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
R. N. Cowin
Waterloo
City of
Hubert Lapole
Lapole
Black Hawk County
City
Supreme Court
New Middle Class Called War Result
Dr Marcus Nadler of New York University told the American Bankers Association trust division that a new middle class formed by war and higher wages will drive demand for many commodities. He warned the year will face price control, debt policy, and labor management challenges as the nation uses its resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association
Trust Division
Marcus Nadler
New York University
Doetzel Assault Charge Dropped
An assault charge against Fred Doetzel Jr was dismissed by Justice H R Churchill at his wife’s request. The case involved a gun threat amid divorce proceedings and was charged as assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit great bodily injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Doetzel, Jr
Mt. Vernon Avenue
H. R. Churchill
Doetzel
Yamashita's Fate Up to MacArthur
AP dispatch from Tokyo notes the US Supreme Court rejects Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita's death sentence appeal leaving the final decision to General MacArthur. Allied HQ reports MacArthur has Yamashita trial records but no comment or action timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States Supreme Court
Tomoyuki Yamashita
MacArthur
Allied
Yamashita
Manila
Sailors Released From Linn County Jail After Month
Two sailors Eugene Robert Smith and Paul Brundidge were freed from Linn County jail after 30 days each for contributing to the delinquency of two Cedar Rapids girls aged 14. Both were on leave from the regular navy visiting relatives when sentenced January fifth. Smith was to report to Minneapolis January eleventh and Brundidge January fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Robert Smith
Aurora
S.D
Paul Brundidge
Navy
Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Plans Set For Linn County Red Cross Campaign 1946
Rural division chairman Charles B. F. Michel announced a 16 917 dollar county quota for Linn County with 21 townships to participate. Campaigns start immediately to beat weather and precede Cedar Rapids city drive set for March 4, with leaders S M Wiley John F Krall Ben C Neal and Walter Shupp overseeing teams. Woman’s division Majors include C M Hatfield E B Layman B K Deshong R B Cronbaugh Joseph Kralik and Beatrice I Janeba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Rural Division
Charles B. F. Michel
Marion
Michel
S. M. Wiley
Center Point
John F. Krall
Fairfax
Ben C. Neal
Mt. Vernon
Red Cross
Walter Shupp
C. C. Kaldenberg
C. M. Hatfield
E. B. Layman
B. K. Deshong
R. B. Cronbaugh
Joseph Kralik
Beatrice I. Janeba
No Special Judge For Babe Carnera
Supreme Court Justice W. L. Bliss denied Bisignano Bisignano Alphonse Babe Carnera request for a special judge in his contempt trial. The defense alleged broadcast without consent and prewritten judge comments. Bisignano was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for assaulting and threatening Judge Grund. He remains free on a 2000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Supreme Court
W. L. Bliss
Alphonse
Babe Carnera
Bisignano
Moines
Harry B. Grund
Frank Comfort
Grund
Court notes Kovar case critiques hospital control
The court observed that in the matter of the plaintiff Mrs. Kovar the hospital at Independence functioned as if she were under the superintendent rather than under Dr R R Stewart, highlighting the degree of control over mail and visitation.
Wife Stops Kovar's Release Efforts And Parole
Testimony in Judge Thompson's court recounts Kovar's attempts to gain release from the state hospital thwarted by his wife and by a restrictive communication order. After three years the insane commission considered home conditions best for parole, leading to a conditional release and later a 1944 discharge as cured. The judge noted the wife and daughter's influence over the proceedings and the extent of spousal control in the commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Kovar
District Court
Insane Commission
Chicago Rabbi Explains "Chosen People" to Coe Students
Rabbi Samson Levey of Chicago told Coe College students in Sinclair Chapel that all races are equal before God. He contrasted Nazi use of "Chosen People" with Judaism, saying the term signifies a calling to carry God's message, not racial superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson Levey
Chicago
Coe College
Sinclair Chapel
Rabbi Levey
Four Insane Escapees From Nebraska Asylum
Lincoln Nebraska four criminally insane men escaped from the state asylum on Tuesday according to Sheriff Miles Holloway. Three of the escapees were recaptured shortly afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
INS
Nebraska State
Lincoln
Miles Holloway
Hunted felon escapes cellar after 10 day hideout
George Sitts 32, wanted for slayings of two South Dakota officers, escaped a Deadwood fruit cellar where he hid ten days and forced Ronald Renneberg to drive him into Wyoming. Road blocks and alerts extended to Montana Colorado and Nebraska. He reportedly identified himself as Sitts and spoke of the killings while hiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S&s. D
George Sitts
South Dakota
Spearfish
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
J. O. Twiford
Leonard Renneberg
Minneapolis
Thomas Mathews
State Bureau of Investigation
Butte County
Dave Malcolm
Ronneberg
Beulah
Sundance
Wyo
Twiford
Sitts
Ross Dunn
Deaths Mrs Dean G Cooper Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Lucinda Jane Cooper 79 wife of Dr Dean G Cooper died in a local hospital at 11 30 p m after a long illness Born October 14 1866 at Monona she married in 1898 and moved to Cedar Rapids 16 years ago Surviving include her husband two sisters Mrs Ellen Bloom and Mrs Anna Foote a brother Rush L Sutter and several nieces and nephews Funeral services 3 30 p m Thursday Turner chapel Rev Allan Schoff Cedar chapter O E S burial Cedar Memorial park Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Jane Cooper
Dean G. Cooper
Seventeenth Street
Monona
Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Ellen Bloom
Anna Foote
Independence
Rush L. Sutter
Stanley
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Chapter
Turner Chapel
Allan Schoff
Cedar Memorial Park
Last Rites Wednesday For Frank M. Davis
Funeral services for Frank M. Davis manager of Collins Radio research division will be held at Turner chapel at 10 30 a m Wednesday. The Rev Waldemar Argow of Peoples church will officiate and burial will be in Cedar Memorial park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Davis
Country Club Parkway SE
Collins Radio Company
Turner Chapel
Waldemar Argow
The
Peoples Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Samuel Shafer Jr 67 Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Samuel Shafer Jr a 67 year old former Cedar Rapids resident died in a Milwaukee hospital Monday. He was a consulting engineer for the Belt company of Milwaukee for 42 years. Surviving are his wife his sister Mrs Sheldon three sons Samuel Waukegan Ir Bert and John Milwaukee and six grandchildren. The body will be brought to Turner chapel Cedar Rapids Wednesday. Funeral at Oak Hill cemetery Thursday 10 30 a.m. Rev D A Loferski officiating Friends may call at Turner Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shafer, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Abbie S. Sheldon
Second Avenue SE
Ig Belt Company
Milwauee
Sheldon
Samuel
Waukegan
Herbert
John
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
D. A. Loferski
Turner
Obituary of Bertha Schatz 1860 86 Monticello Cedar Rapids
Bertha Christina Schatz died at age 86 after a long illness at her home 1800 Mt. Vernon Ave SE. Born March 9 1860 in Anamosa she lived 72 years in Monticello and eight in Cedar Rapids. Surviving nieces and nephews include Bertha Webster Adolph Egger Ernest Kellogg August Schatz Harm Schatz. Service is Thursday at 2 30 pm at Monticello Methodist Church with Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Christina Schatz
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Anamosa
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul’s
A. J. Holmes
Cedar Falls
Ernest Kellogg
Flippin
Ark
August Schatz
Harm Schatz
DeWitt
Brush Chapel
Funeral services for John Patterson at Turner chapel
Funeral services for John Patterson, who died in University hospital Iowa City, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev. Floyd Hinshaw. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Patterson worked 10 years for Emery Weichman at Newhall and the last two years for Iowa Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Turner Chapel
Floyd Hinshaw
Oak Hill Cemetery
Patterson
Emery Weichman
Newhall
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Services for Mrs. James P. Burns Held at St Patrick's
Services for Mrs. James P. Burns 614 Summer Street NW were held at 10 am Tuesday at St Patrick's Church conducted by Rev. D J Lenihan. Burial followed in Shiloh Cemetery. Surviving include four grandchildren and four great grandchildren among others listed in Monday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Burns
Summer Street NW
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Shiloh
Services for John Krotz at daughter's home
John Krotz died at his daughter Mrs Albert Puckhaber's home 927 Eighth avenue SE on January 30. Services will be conducted at the home today at time by Theodore Hlubucek. Burial arrangements follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krotz
Albert Puckhaber
Eighth Avenue SE
Theodore Hlubucek
Funeral services for Marvin O'Brien at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Marvin O'Brien will be conducted by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Molloy at Immaculate Conception Church, 9 a.m. The services honor the deceased residing at 1036 Twelfth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin O’brien
Twelfth Street
Msgr
John Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Rosary re cited and burial planned for Mt. Calvary
The rosary will be recited at 8 30 p m Tuesday by Msgr Molloy at Brady Funeral Home Burial is in Mt Calvary Friends may call at the mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msgr. Molloy
Brady Mortuary
Mt. Calvary
Funeral services for Harold T Buckton at Brady Mortuary
Harold Thomas Buckton co owner of the Edgewood dairy will be honored in funeral rites by Rev George Stauffacher at Brady mortuary at 2 p m Wednesday Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the mortuary Hanford Post American Legion will conduct military services at the grave and assist with arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thomas Buckton
E Avenue
Edgewood Dairy
George Stauffacher
Brady Mortuary
Cedar Memorial Park
Hanford Post
American Legion
Funeral services for Miss Janis Gardner
Funeral services for Miss Janis Josephine Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard G Gard iner 330 F avenue NW who died in a local hospital Monday will be held at 1 30 p m Wednesday by Rev Rodney C Gould Burial will be in Cedar Memorial park Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Josephine Gardner
Leonard G. Gardiner
F Avenue NW
Turner Chapel
Rodney C. Gould
Cedar Memorial Park
Cantwell Rites Planned In Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Lenore Cantwell of Chicago who died in a Chicago hospital Sunday will be held at 3 30 p.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev. George Stauffacher. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Cantwell
Chicago
Turner Chapel
George Stauffacher
Cedar Memorial Park
Aero Cab Incorporation Filed for New City Taxi Service
Courthouse records show Aero Cab filed Articles of Incorporation on Tuesday with offices at 316 First avenue NE. Capital stock of 25000 split into 50 shares. Directors and officers include W E More president 1024 Third avenue SE Catherine Burke vice president 200 Sixth street SW David Rapoport treasurer 503 Forest Drive SE William Krumbholz secretary 1909 Grande avenue SE Allen S Yarrow sky 2160 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Cab Company
First Avenue
Capital
W. E. More
Third Avenue
Catherine Burke
Sixth Street
David Rapoport
Forest Drive
William Krumbholz
Grande Avenue
Allen S. Yarowsky
Blake Boulevard
Kennedy Sentenced for Bad Checks in Cedar Rapids
A. S. Kennedy, 38, was taken to Ft. Madison penitentiary Tuesday by Deputies Larry Condon and P. J. Whittemore. He faces an indeterminate sentence not to exceed seven years after pleading guilty to writing several bad checks in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Kennedy
Ft. Madison
Larry Condon
P. J. Whittemore
Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Dahms Wins Judgment Over Leventhal for 182.31
Edward J. Dahms was granted a judgment Monday for 182.31 against Ben Leventhal of 824 Twentieth Street SE on a petition filed December 29 seeking collection of an overdue account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Dahms
Ben Leventhal
Twentieth Street SE
Dahms
Marion man reports rabbit thefts from home
A. M. Palmer of Marion reported to the sheriff that 12 rabbits were stolen from his property. Seven rabbits disappeared three weeks ago, including five does and two Flemish bucks, and another five vanished Monday night, one buck bearing the tattoo 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Palmer
Oakwood Drive
Marion
Kosher Meat Tied Up by Rabbi Strike
In Los Angeles a strike by 12 Jewish rabbis tied up kosher meat production. They demand policy control, higher compensation, and strict professional and religious standards. The walkout halts 80,000 to 100,000 pounds weekly until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Kosher Butchers Association
190000 Bodies Found in Silesia Near Landinowicze
Moscow AP reports 190000 bodies found near Landinowicze in Silesia, includingPossible American POWs. British, Moroccan and American authorities eye the claim as many Americans remain missing from German camps. Further information is sought by the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Landinowicze
Lansdorf
United States
Civil Service Moves From War to Peace Basis
President Truman orders the civil service to end wartime appointments and shift to peacetime exams. Civil Service Commission to establish regular appointments. temporary hires prioritized for disabled veterans, then non disabled veterans, then displaced workers. War service staff to be replaced from regular lists after peacetime exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Civil Service Commission
Continental
United States
Truck Licenses Hit 615 in Linn County Fees
iTreasurer Frank F Bates reports licenses sold from Feb 1 to noon Tuesday totalling about 520 auto and 57 truck plates. December and January collections reach 30404390 for 17065 autos and 2437 trucks with penalties after Jan 31. Truck fees vary from 15 to 615 with most at 15 to 25 and few high brackets for large trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Bates
H. W. Leffing
Leffingwell
Linn County
Big Springs School Dilemma Spurs Survey and Staffing Plan
Cedar Rapids school board debates Kenwood and Arthur locations for new and existing classes to ease crowded buses as parents oppose long trips for Youngsters. A survey by Dean Kent Packer will guide future site decisions including Big Springs. Board approves wage increase for carpenters and accepts resignations and Arthur school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Blodgett
Moore
Ed Moorman
Blodgett
East Side
Big Springs
the Gazette
Packer
Kenwood
Arthur
Supt
Deamer
Cedar Rapids
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Gertrude Matthias
Kamerick Named Deputy District OPA Director
DES MOINES AP Walter D. Kline state OPA director announced the appointment of John Kamerick of Desville as deputy district director Tuesday. Kamerick has assumed his new duties in the state office and has been with the OPA since the organization began. He served as Des Moines district rationing executive until July 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Walter D. Kline
OPA
John Kamerick
Xville
Kamerick
Chicago
Admiral Leigh Dies In Long Beach Navy Hospital
Admiral Richard Henry Leigh aged 75, retired since 1934, died Monday at the VU.5 naval hospital in Long Beach California, according to AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Richard Henry Leigh
Naval Hospital
Men and Women In Service Updates
Pvt. Howard W. Carpenter of Springville completed basic training at Fort Bliss Texas and qualified as expert rifleman. Gaylord H. Gilmore advanced from first lieutenant to captain at Leghorn Italy with 19 months overseas service earning multiple decorations. Dale Duane Pearson promoted from seaman first class to carpenter's mate third class and serves with Seabees in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Carpenter
Clyda E. Carpenter
Springville
Fort Bliss
Texas
Carpenter
Gaylord H. Gilmore
Dirk
Elkader
Peninsular Base
Army Air Force
Leghorn
Italy
France
Gilmore
Clark J. Gilmore
Morning Sun
State University of Iowa
Dale Duane Pearson
810
First Street
Helen Bowers
Second Avenue
Pearson
Seabees
Philippines
Republican headquarters again backs Blue for governor
Des Moines AP reports Iowa Republican state headquarters again endorses Gov. Robert D. Blue for a second term. The release praises Blue’s first term and notes no opposition to Blue within the party, while hinting the nomination fight may remain open to other contenders. Brig. Gen. George Olmstead of Des Moines has shown interest in Possibly running, but no challengers to Blue have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Blue
George Olmstead
China
Nine from Cedar Rapids enlist in Navy training
Nine men, eight from Cedar Rapids and one from Williamsburg, have enlisted in the navy and are en route to training stations. Chief Torpedoman M. F. Chapman of the Cedar Rapids recruiting station announced the enlistees as Gene A. Ford of 123 Fifteenth Street SW, Gene D Sell of 2525 A Avenue NE, John W. Snyder Route 3 Cedar Rapids, Dean C. Van Voltenburg 82042 B Avenue NE, Raymond A. Crawford 1121 Ninth Street SE, Francis E. Barker 713 B Avenue NE, Carlton E. Bradley 1411 A Avenue NE, Robert W. Vesey 2923 B Avenue NE, and William H. Dean of Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Navy
M. 4 Chapman
Gene A. Ford
Fifteenth Street
Gene D Sell
John W. Snyder
Dean C. van Voltenburg
Raymond A. Crawford
Ninth Street
Francis E. Barker
Carlton E. Bradley
A Avenue
Robert W. Vesey
William H. Dean
Appleton Held Over For Revived Suspended Sentence
Harold H. Appleton was taken to Linn County jail Tuesday to serve a previously suspended 25 year sentence for intoxication. He was arrested after Dan Mallas reported a man leaping from a car parked in front of Mallas home. Appleton was intoxicated at the time of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Appleton
Eighteenth Avenue
Linn County
Dan Mallas
Fourth Street
Mallas Cme
Appleton
Mallas
Pension System To Be Explained To Teachers
B S Moyle Iowa State Educational association public relations director will speak to all public school teachers and administrators at 7 30 p m Thursday in McKinley high school on the Iowa Old Age and Survivors Insurance System and the State teachers pension plan. The Linn County Educational council sponsors the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Moyle
Iowa State Educational Association
McKinley High School
Moyle
Linn County Educational Council
Eldora Parolee Admits Break-In at J C School
A 16 year old parolee from the Iowa Training School for Boys at Eldora was arrested Monday evening on parole violation charges. He admitted breaking into Immaculate Conception school early Sunday and is held for juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Training School For
Eldora
Immaculate Conception
S.C
Wilson Company Packing Workers Warned on Tieup
CIO representatives of about 3000 packinghouse workers at Wilson and Company plant were warned that further work stoppages could trigger a government investigation. Armstrong of the Agriculture Department said delays could affect meat for the armed forces and civilians and potential violations of the War Labor Board acts. Local 25 president Parks said the walkout was spontaneous with brief duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CIO
Wilson and Company
Gayle G. Armstrong
Department of Agriculture
CIO United Packinghouse
Armstrong
War Labor Board Disputes
Sam Parks
UPW
Local Briefs Highlight Speaking Events and Illness
George Douglas has been ill at his home on 516 McKinley St SE for two weeks. Miss Florence Murray, missionary to China, will speak at Free Methodist Church 800 Gee NW at 7 30 p m Wednesday. Mrs Pat Oberbroeckling of 2326 First Ave SE recuperates at home after hospital stay. Brig Bertie Morris, back from China, will speak at Salvation Army hall on Goodness Is Contagious at 8 p m tonight. Mrs Morris will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Douglas
McKinley Street
Florence Murray
China
Free Methodist Church
800 Gee NW
Wednesay
Pat Oberbroeckling
First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Bertie Morris
Salvation Army Hall
Mrs. Morris
Inductees Reported by Draft Board Three
Draft board number three said two men left Monday for induction. Richard Francis Bukacek of 824 F Avenue NW and David William Brubaker of 1807 Fourteenth Avenue SE departed for armed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Service
Richard Francis Bukacek
F Avenue NW
David William Brubaker
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Stroke follows fall while lighting from car in the loop
Ray Shunk of 2046 First Avenue NE suffered a stroke after slipping and falling from his car in the loop. His head struck the vehicle and he was taken to St. Luke's hospital where his condition was reported unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shunk
First Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Civic talk on atomic energy at Chamber meets
Dr Johns Livingood of the Coblins Radio company will discuss the principles behind the atomic bomb and the adaptation of atomic energy to commercial uses in an illustrated talk at the Civic Bureau meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Thursday at 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Livingood
Coblins Radio Company
Civic Bureau of the
Chamager of Commerce
Police Radio Station Near Maquoketa Approved Site
The state executive council approved buying one acre near Maquoketa for a sixth state police radio station at 300 dollars. Construction planned this spring if equipment is available to eliminate a dead spot in eastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
State Executive Council
Maquoketa
State Department of Public Safety
Owa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Short Framed
Daily Record
Police Theft Report
William Schick
Country Club
Ohn Lana
Wilfred Finn
Ernest A. Wood
H. R. Lanphere
Park Terrace SE
John Wade
Third Avenue SE
K. C. Leclerc
A Avenue NE
R. L. Stimson
H. A. Schimberg
Blake
St. Luke’s
Allan E. Poole
Sixteenth Street SE
Navy Chain
L. Churchill
William Bingham
Amos D. Johnson
Bonnie Fowler
Allen Weaver
Annabell Harger
Harold Rogers Albaugh
Lisbon
Elsie Jean Laing
Edward H. McDonald
Catherine Alice Doyle
Melvin C. Karr
Norma Jean Clerc
St. Louis
Byron Wilton Agers
Betty Ruth Konigsmark
Peter A. Rudist
Iona G. Ross
Mike Holm
Rae
Coe
Bertha Schatz
Patterson Rites
Mrs. Burns
Krotz Services
O'Brien Services
H. T. Buckton
Miss Gardner
Cantwell Services
Aero Taxi Firm
Silesia
Admiral Leigh
G.O.P
C.R
Eldora Parolee
J. C
Wilson Employes
Call Alberts
Civic Bureau
Clarence Beatty
Florist
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