Weather and notices from the Daily Record February 11 1947
Weather brief lists highs and lows for many cities, with precipitation notes. Agricultural forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions, light snow Thursday, then clearing and colder conditions. Local notices include divorces petitions and multiple minor traffic fines, plus births announced at several hospitals and residences.
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Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver &l
New York Atl
Duluth
Phoenix
L. Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
House Resists Liquor Tax Increase in Iowa Bill
DES MOINES INS The Iowa House on Tuesday refused to concur with a Senate amendment that would raise the liquor tax from five to eight percent. The house had approved a five percent rate to be redistributed to cities by population. Republican Rep Arch McFarlane of Waterloo led the defeat of the eight percent amendment. The bill returns to the Senate, and a conference committee could be formed if the Senate stands firm.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Heuse
Senate
House
Arch McFarlane
Waterloo
Death of Mrs J C Rathbun at 73 in Goldfield Iowa
Mrs J C Rathbun aged 73 died Monday morning at her son Byrd Rathbun’s home in Goldfield. Born February 11 1874 in Fayette County she lived there until 1927 moved to Stanley then to Goldfield last year. Survived by husband two sons Noel of Waterloo and Mrs George Warneke of Mason City a brother Clark Bird of Independence and two grandchildren. Funeral at Hintz funeral home Oelwein Wednesday at 2 pm burial in Stanley cemetery.
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Stanley
J. C. Rathbun
Byrd
Goldfield
Fayette County
Noel
Waterloo
George Warneke
Mason City
Clark Bird
Independence
Hintz
Oelwe
Stanley Cemetery
March of Dimes Campaign Nets $300 in Calmar
Calmar residents contributed to the March of Dimes drive with Mrs. Harry Black as chair, reporting a total of three hundred dollars raised.
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Calmar
Harry Black
National Security Week observed by Reserve Officers in Cedar Rapids
The Reserve Officers Association in Cedar Rapids and nationwide marks National Security Week with talks and combat film showings at clubs and civic groups. A gala military ball closes the observance on Feb. 22 at the Montrose hotel. The article recalls the local chapter's history since 1923, lists past presidents, and notes the civilian soldier concept with statistics from 1940 to 1946.
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Reserve Officers Association
Cedar Rapids
Out
Montrose Hotel
Donald G. Buck
Cedar Rapids Military Subdistrict
Lions Club
Civic Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
RCA
Col
C. B. Robbins
Hugo Tatch
Maurice Cahill
Coe College
R.O.T.C
Regular Army
Roundup of Looted Art Is Scheduled
Baltimore AP reports that the state, war and navy departments will direct servicemen who brought back looted objects of art from occupied areas to surrender them. A policy statement will declare introduction of looted art contrary to US policy and possession of objects valued at 5,000 or more contravenes the national stolen property act. Recovered items will be turned over to embassies or returned to military authorities in occupied areas.
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Baltimore
State, War and Navy Departments
Baltimore Sun
The
Sun
United States
Yaees
Germany
Belle Plaine Men Fined for Disturbances in Georgia Court
William Rockford Belle Plaine and Guy O'Brien of 3005 Bowling Street SW were fined 25 dollars and costs each in police court Tuesday for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Rockford was arrested about 6 40 p m Monday after breaking glass in a door at the National Guard armory. O'Brien was picked up about 9 50 p m on complaint of his site who charged that he struck er.
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William T. Rockford
Belle Plaine
Guy O’brien
Bowling Street
William Rockford
Guy O'Brien
Jp Rockford
National Guard
O'Brien
OPA Rent Case Against Marion Woman Dropped
An OPA rent case against Joy Fulkerson of Marion was dismissed in federal court by Judge Henry N. Graven. She was again free to sell or rent her property at 1087 Eighteenth Street after restrictions were lifted. The case involved prior restraints on disposition and rental to anyone but Louis Cook and a later eviction and attempted sale. Hearing on motions in two OPA suits against Handler Motor Company, Ben and Pearl Handler, for $13,352 in damages over alleged ceiling violations in car sales, was continued indefinitely.
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OPA
Joy Fulkerson
Marion
U. S
Henry N. Graven
Eighteenth Street
Miss Fulkerson
Louis Cook
Cook
The
Handler Motor Company
Graven
Motor Company
Ben and
Pearl Handler
Start Selection of Federal Jury In Auto Damage Suit
A Cedar Rapids federal court jury was being chosen Tuesday for the trial of two consolidated auto damage suits arising from a fatal collision on highway 30 near a Benton county bridge. Plaintiffs seek damages of 15000 and 10000 from On-Time Transfer Company and Clark F. Gladden, Omaha residents, alleging Gladden's negligence caused the deaths of Rev Thomas Vopatek and Mary Chizek. Jury selection involved 35 potential jurors from eight counties, with completion expected by day’s end.
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Thomas Vopatek
Mary Chizek
Clutter
U. S
Henry N. Graven
John P. Chihak
J. P. Novak
Clark F. Gladden
Omaha
Father Vopatek
Gladden
Benton County
Cedar Rapids
Door Back On Harold Wilson Home After Court Order
The door to Harold J. Wilson and wife’s apartment was reinstalled at 1015 Third Street SE after landlord Ralph Randek, who faced a restraining order from U S district court, had removed it to force the couple to move. Judge Henry N. Graven’s order barred eviction by subterfuge and warned Randek against cutting power gas and water, which occurred at least five times in the past month. The door was replaced Monday night and utilities were functioning.
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Harold J. Wilson
Third Street
Ralph Randek
U. S. District Court
Randek
Earl F. Walsh
Wilsons
Henry N. Graven
U. S. Marshall
Joe Petrus
Walsh
Stassen Opposes Federal Medicine at Chicago Meeting
Harold E. Stassen, candidate for the 1948 Republican nomination, told delegates at the Chicago Dental Society’s annual meeting that he opposed socialized medicine. He urged the profession to avoid proposals that would make dentists government employees and warned against compromising the free and independent nature of dentistry while seeking better dental health.
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Chicago
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Chicago Dental Society
Stassen
County Increases Budget by $25,000
Linn county board of supervisors Tuesday amended the county's 1947 general fund budget to add 25000 for wage increases extra help and other items. The amendment raises the general fund from 265500 to 290500 and includes a radio system for the sheriff's office a survey of county schools and a reserve sum should the legislature raise salaries of county officials effective July 1.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Alaska paper industry seen as solution to newsprint shortage
Washington AP reports Frank Heintzleman, regional forester for Alaska, says a new Alaskan paper industry could be the long range answer to the U.S. newsprint shortage. He notes the Tongass National Forest in southeastern Alaska could produce 3,500 tons of newsprint daily, enough to meet more than a quarter of American demand.
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Alaska
Washington
Frank Heintzleman
Tongass
Blue lists five major bills he is interested in
DES MOINES UP Gov Robert D Blue outlines five principal interests for the Fifty second general assembly They are institutions school reorganization more state aid for schools the county assessors bill and a road bill Blue noted there are more important bills but did not elaborate A school reorganization bill and the state aid measure plus the county assessors bill are already in the hopper A bill to revamp board of control laws for state institutions has been filed
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Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Fifty-second General Assembly
Blue
Board of Control
Begin Installation of Traffic Light Controller System
Public Safety Commissioner Gordon Hughes announced that workmen will start Wednesday on installing the first controllers for the downtown traffic light system. Controllers for the Third Avenue lights to give fire rigs a green light have arrived and rest of equipment is due soon. the old system failed, and the new setup will consolidate downtown signals under a single controller.
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Public Safety
Gordon Hughes
Third Avenue
Hughes
British Court Hangs Irgun Suspects Amid Palestine Rejection
In Jerusalem a British military court condemned three Irgun Zvai Leumi suspects to death as Palestine Jewry refused to cooperate with police and military efforts against terrorism. Authorities warned of an early Irgun response and imposed strict security for the court proceeding.
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Jerusalem
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Palestine Jewry
Palestine
Income Payments In 1946 Set Mark
The commerce department announced income payments to individuals in 1946 reached a record $165,000,000,000. The total exceeded 1945 by about $4 billion and nearly doubled 1940. Payments covered wages salaries rents royalties dividends interest and sale of farm produce, excluding capital gains on real property or securities.
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Washington
LLP
Commerce Department
Cedar Rapids driver given suspended year in interstate theft case
Larry Dallas Boyd, 20, of 821 Ninth Avenue SE, pled guilty before U S District Judge Henry N Graven to stealing from an interstate shipment. He was placed on two years probation after a one year suspended sentence. Boyd, a Cedar Rapids Transfer Company driver, took a case of bearing inserts valued at about 150 dollars from a Barron Motor Company shipment. Police found the case at his home after his Jan 11 arrest. He is married and has no prior criminal record.
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Larry Dallas Boyd
Ninth Avenue SE
U. S
Henry N. Graven
Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Barron Motor Company
Veterans in U S Reach Record 18 277 000 Count
Washington AP report says the number of war veterans in the United States has risen to an all time high of 18 277 000, as announced by the Veterans Administration.
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Washington
United States
Veterans Administration
Deaths Annie L Doran longtime Cedar Rapids widow
Mrs Annie L Doran 727 Fifth avenue SE Cedar Rapids widow of Frank Doran died after a long illness at 12 45 p m Monday Surviving are daughter Jessie Caldwell Cedar Rapids son Donald Doran Iowa City two brothers A G Smith Center Junction Benjamin Smith Miles City Mont 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild She was a member of Olivet Presbyterian church Services will be in Brady mortuary at 10 30 a m Wednesday by Rev E J Wykle Burial will be Center Junction cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary
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Annie L. Doran
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank Doran
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Caldwell
Donald Doran
Iowa City
A. G. Smith
Center Junction
Benjamin Smith
Miles City
Mont
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Mrs Irene Reams Henry 70 dies after long illness
Mrs Irene Reams Henry aged 70 of 1230 Archer Avenue SW died at her daughter’s home Mrs Frank S Fairley at 7 p.m. Monday after a long illness. Born March 29, 1876 at Flood Creek Indiana she is survived by two stepdaughters and two sisters. Funeral services will be at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Irene Reams Henry
Archer Avenue
Albert Henry
Frank S. Fairley
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Flood Creek
Fairley
Roland Phelps
LeRoy Erland
Cedar Rapids
Jessie C. Wage
Albert Moore
Nora Springs
Beatty Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Shiloh
Services for Mrs Christian at Turner chapel Wednesday
Services for Mrs Joseph Christian of 515 Eighth Street SE will be held at Turner chapel at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Dr Marion H Williams. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery with callers welcome at the chapel.
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Joseph Christian
Eighth Street
Turner Chapel
Marion H. Williams
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for Mrs Karl F Mor ris in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Karl F Mor ris of Center Point dies in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Services set for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Turner chapel conducted by Rev Andrew E Kurth of Westminster Presbyterian church. Burial in Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Karl F. Morris
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Shiloh
Services for Sister Mary Sweeney in Mt Mercy chapel
Services for Sister Mary Sera phia Sweeney of the Sisters of Mercy Cedar Rapids will be held at Mt. Mercy chapel at 9 30 a m Wednesday conducted by Rev Maurice Tracy Burial takes place at Mt Calvary cemetery This obituary notes a religious figure and scheduled rites in Cedar Rapids with a burial in the local cemetery
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Mary Seraphia Sweeney
Sisters of Mercy of
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Mercy Chapel
Maurice Tracy
Mt Calvary Cemetery
Senate Studies Assessors Bill Des Moines Report
DES MOINES AP The Iowa senate considered a postwar taxation study bill to overhaul property assessment by creating a county assessor and allowing cities over 10 000 to adopt city assessors. An amendment moved salary setting to an appointive board, another failed change shifted dog license collection dates, and rural lawmakers opposed centralized control.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Iowa
George Faul
County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids Check Volume Hits All Time High in 1946
Cedar Rapids banks cashed or paid checks totaling $733,990,000 in 1946, a 21.6 percent rise from 1945 and 150 percent above 1939 pre war levels, per American Banker analysis. New York City led with $417,474,663,000. Des Moines led Iowa at $2,797,517,000, ranking 45th nationally. Sioux City posted $1,349,444,000.
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Cedar Rapids
American Banker
National Daily Banking
New York City
Chicago
Sec
Des Moines
Iowa Cities
Sioux City
Jacobs To Speak For Management At Coe Tonight
Whipple Jacobs of the National Association of Manufacturers will address Coe College in the chapel at 8 p.m. as the third lecture in a five part series on labor-management questions co sponsored by Coe and The Gazette. Registration at the door for remaining talks costs 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for high school students.
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Coe
Whipple Jacobs
National Association of Manufacturers
Coe College
The
Gazette
Woodruff Randolph
Typographical Union
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Jacobs
Belden Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers Association
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Chicago Association of Commerce
Illinois Institute of Technology
United State Chamber of Commerce
Man Knocks Mail Boxes Down in Six Month Term
Albert Preuss, 23, of Vinton, knocked down 15 rural mail boxes with his car returning from a dance in Urbana on January 18. In U S District Judge Henry N Graven's court he pleaded guilty and received a six month prison sentence suspended, placed on probation for 18 months. The offense carried a maximum of three years and a $5000 fine. Two counts charged destruction of boxes for Robert Lubbock and Howard Burkhart. Lubbock is nephew of Cedar Rapids mail superintendent. Preuss, from Milwaukee, runs a Vinton milk route and served five and a half years in all theaters of war.
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Albert Preuss
Vinton
Urbana
U. S
Henry N. Graven
Graven
Preuss
Robert Lubbock
Howard Burkhart
Lubbock
Robert T. Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Frog Grower Seeks $101000 After Law Blocks Trade
DES MOINES. A joint legislative claims committee rejected W. H. Potthast of Milford’s claim for 101041.72 dollars to recoup losses from his commercial frog operation. He said a 1937 Iowa law barring frog shipments out of state ruined his venture after purchasing a million young frogs and a large bog. He sought reimbursement and noted a House bill to legalize private frog farming awaits action.
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Des Moines
W. H. Potthast
Milford
Potthast
New Orleans
Iowa Elevator Blaze Destroys A D Hayes Elevator
A. D. Hayes elevator in New London Iowa burned early Tuesday with an estimated loss of 30 000. Mt. Pleasant and New London firemen saved the adjacent mill, while officials say the building suffered 25 000 in damage and its contents 5 000, including soy beans corn and oats.
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New London
INS
Mt. Pleasant
Guilty Pleas Entered On Liquor Violations
Stewart Eustler and Benjamin T. Gates of Fort Dodge pleaded guilty to federal liquor violations before U.S. District Judge Henry N. Graven. Sentence set for March 13 in Fort Dodge. Violations alleged to have occurred Feb 1 to Apr 15, 1946 at the Moose Lodge Fort Dodge. Sheriff duties include carrying on wholesale liquor business without tax and buying liquor wholesale for resale without permits.
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Stewart Eustler
Benjamin T. Gates
Fort Dodge
U.S
Henry N. Graven
Moose Lodge
Marion Man Guilty Of Drunk Driving Faces Fine
Sharon Fornell, 36, of Central City, pled guilty to a drunk driving charge in Marion. Judge M C Hamiel fined him 300 dollars plus costs, with 150 dollars due immediately and the remainder by March 10. His driving permit was suspended for 60 days after a 1 30 a m arrest. Lee Layton and Kenneth Coon assisted in apprehending him. A chemical test from Iowa City was used in the case. The arrest occurred after an erratic drive near Marion and east of town, with highway patrolman Charles Fels taking Fornell to the county jail.
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Sharon Fornell
Central City
Fornell
Marion
M. C. Hamiel
Lee Layton
Kenneth Coon
Charles Fels
Iowa City
Hamiel
Linn County January relief expenditures total 10093
Linn county's January relief expenditures totaled 10093.86 dollars, with 2034.78 for food and 1675.03 for hospital expenses. Refunds to the county fund of 17557 reduced obligations from the poor fund to 9918.29. January relief cases numbered 314, up from 287 in December and 263 a year ago. 99 applications were processed, 1 rejected and 37 approved. One hundred one cases closed. Medical care was provided to 174 cases, 114 of which received no other care.
Man arraigned on larceny charge in local court
Kenneth Kasner, 22, of 912 Eighth Street SE, was arraigned Tuesday morning before Judge M C Hamiel on a larceny charge. He allegedly took 61 dollars from Ruth Gill’s purse after visiting for breakfast. Detective George Connell filed the case. Edgar King was appointed as Kasner’s attorney.
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Kenneth Kasner
Eighth Street
M. C. Hamiel
Kasner
George Connell
Ruth Gill
Eighth Street SE
Edgar King
Halley Turned Over to Polk County for Forged Check Sentence
Maxine Halley, recently returned from Rawlins Wyoming, was turned over to Des Moines authorities to serve a seven year bad check sentence in Polk County. She pled innocent in Linn district court to a false check for 2450 dollars drawn on Merchants National Bank to Alice Batt and signed Grace Lambert. Linn County released her to Des Moines to avoid further prosecution.
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Maxine Halley
Rawlins
Wyo
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Polk County
Miss Halley
Linn District Court
Merchants National Bank
Alice Batt
Grace Lambert
Linn County
Bad Check Writer Receives Suspended Year Sentence
Juanita R. Dobson pled guilty to passing a check for 38 dollars to Clifford Olson of 508 Fifth Avenue SE on December 28. Judge M C Hamiel imposed a suspended one year county jail term after a Tuesday noon hearing. The Mechanicsville Trust and Saving Bank marked the check insufficient funds and she was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Harlan Snyder at a local hotel.
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Juanita R. Dobson
M. C. Hamiel
Clifford Olson
Fifth Avenue SE
Mechanicsville Trust and Saving Bank
Harlan Snyder
Will of George LeHew Probed After Objections Withdrawn
George LeHew's will was admitted to probate on Monday after daughter Bessie Peppin withdrew objections. R. B. Wolfe named administrator with a $3,000 bond. Beneficiaries include daughters Mrs. James White Daisy Dooley Margaret Rattora Violet LaHew Minnie Mitchell and the children of Lulu Courtney and Mary Mullinex. The Spencers Mr and Mrs George H Spencer receive the property at 1020 Tenth Avenue SE.
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George LeHew
Bessie Peppin
R. B. Wolfe
James White
Daisy Dooley
Margaret Rattora
Violet LaHew
Minnie Mitchell
Lulu Courtney
Mary Mullinex
George H. Spencer
Tenth Avenue SE
Suit Filed To Oust Coon Family From Upstairs Apt
Mary Nemer filed suit in district court on Tuesday seeking to oust Mr and Mrs William Coon from the upstairs apartment. The action names the Coon family as defendants in a dispute over residency and occupancy at the residence. The case details and court location are not specified in the readable text.
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Mary Nemer
District ‘Court
William Coon
Ati
Rent Claim At 921 Seventh Avenue SE
A plaintiff alleges the defendants did not pay $23 rent due February 1 at 921 Seventh Avenue SE. The dispute centers on unpaid rent and the case seeks recovery of the amount due.
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Seventh Avenue SE
Portage Man Given Six Month Floaters Sentence
John R. Kissell 30 of Portage Wisconsin was sentenced by Judge M C Hamiel on Tuesday morning to a six month floater sentence on a charge of vag rancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Kissell
Portage, Wis
M. C., Hamiel
Debate on Iowa income tax division roars in House
The Iowa House spent hours debating restoring the full income tax rate to fund school aid and roads. Speakers from admin circles and groups like the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation clashed over finances for state hospitals, with Rep. McFarlane warning tax rises could edge toward socialism while urging a full-rate plan if needed.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Education Association
Fke
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Ida V. Spracklin
George Spracklin
Lucyle E. Neal
Jack D. Neal
Florence L. Lockhart
George R. Lockhart
Pillow
First Avenue SE
Police Theft Report
Joseph Blazek, Jr
Mallory Street
Twelfth Avenue
Seventh Street
Mercy
Barton Tarler
Hari W. Lamborn
Fifth Street
Ernest von Behren
Mechanicsville
Carl Moore
Thirmeth Street Drive
St Luke’s
Barry Waldorf
Vernon
William Abermathy, Jr
Fourth Street
Ethel Burtis
Evan L. Calvert
V. V Shaffer
Lineren
Bill Quaas
Carl FE. Miller
First Avenue
AV. J. Redmond
B Avenue
R. H. Narber
George Risser
Sutherland Cook
Dunreeth Drive
Howard Snyder
L. E. Hopecky
A. C. Nesset
Eighteenth Avenue
H. C. Smothers
Thomas V. Williams
Woodland Court
Leonard Dolezal
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Company
A. W. Jenista
OFC
Lester Hotaska
Second Street
March OF Dimes
C.R. Roa
Robbins
349Th Infantry
Harold Trewin
I. B. McGladey
Tatch
Sophis Kling
John T Wurster
Thomas F. Suchomel
Charles R. Sexton
John R. Gardner
G. K. Mikulas
Jack Donnel
Raymond Coward
Carl Dueser
Cyrus Perkins
H. A. Lockhart
Nichols
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Dr. Lockhart
Joan Babillus
Harley C. Ransom
James Linsley
John N. Nichols
ROA
Iowa Roa
Col. C. B. Robbins
Charles Sexton
John Wurster
Milo Mitralsky
Monahan Mortuary
F. J. Monahan
Wm. J. Stewart
Janeba Funeral Home
Joseph J. Janeba
J Street
Harold Wilson
R.A.F
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Lincolnshire
England
Lincoln
Grimsby Road
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Irene Henry
Christian Services
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C.R
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Kuester
G. T. Kuester
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Steinberg
Albert Steinberg
Rames
Hinrichs
Chris F. Hinrichs
Rvictor
Morrissey
W. R. Finmen
Bloomfield
Arch W. McFarlane
McFarlane
Culigg
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