Daily Record Weather and Local Notices of 1946
No precipitation reported for listed cities on Sunday. Tuesday forecasts call for partly cloudy conditions east, with rain. Temperatures range from a high near 46 to a low around 20, cooling into Wednesday with 34 expected. Police court notes list multiple fines for offenses including drunkenness speeding and hit and run. Local births announced from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals with Feb 16 17 dates. False uttering of check prompts suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Sas
York
Los Angeles
City
Iowa
U S Delegates to UNO Start Home from London
Thirty five members of the U S delegation to the United Nations flew from London aboard a Pan American Lockheed Constellation at 2 pm. bound for Shannon Ireland where Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt was to join the party. The group had met in London before returning to the United States.
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London
United States
United Nations
Jenards
Meviinios, Jr
Pan American Airways
Shannon
Fire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dublin
Police Learn License Number the Hard Way
Leo Plotz of Amana reported his car stolen Sunday night and initially could not provide the license number. Patrolmen M. Davis and Frank O Neill began investigating and, within an hour, located the vehicle and obtained its license details.
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Leo Plotz
Amana
M. Davis
Frank O'Neill
Plotz
Davis
O'Neill
Car search continues after misidentification downtown
Plotz initially notified police about a matching car but said the found vehicle was wrong make. A second plate check pointed to Davis and O'Neill who located a car bearing that license, but Plotz again said it was not the target. Police proceed with a description of the car, not the plate, as the search continues.
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Plotz
Davis and O'Neill
Alburnett Woman Among Eight Hurt in Davenport Crash
Eight people were injured in a two car collision northeast of Davenport Sunday night. Walter Beckman a Davenport fireman and Mrs Jake Etze of Alburnett were the most seriously hurt with deep cuts and severe head and neck injuries and body bruises.
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Davenport
INS
Walter Beckman
Jake Etze
Alburnett
Beckman
Etzel
Bowles Outlines Stabilization Plan Effects on Sectors
Bowles says the new anti inflation program will barely affect prices of furniture and home furnishings while wage policy aims for 16 to 20 percent raises. He cautions farmers, workers, and industry to expect protests, with inflation risks if subsidies are cut and prices rise.
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Bowles
Nazi Atrocities in Greece Cited at Nuremberg
Soviet prosecutors presented a Greek government report to the international military tribunal detailing about 91 000 executions by Nazi occupation forces in Greece and a systematic starvation of civilians. The actions were described as part of a planned program to crush Greek resistance.
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Mernberg
International Military Tribunal
Greece
Plagman Asked to Aid Vets Housing Group
Herbert C. Plagman former War Production Board salvage director is asked to aid Iowa state housing committee in surveying salvage buildings for conversion to veteran housing. Schyler Hunter secretary to coordinate local housing programs and survey regional labor and materials availability finds lumber scarce but cement and concrete masonry adequate.
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DES Moines
Herbert C. Plagman
The
War Production Board
Schyler Hunter
Plagman
Iowa
Hunter
Deaths Dr. Fred L. Minick 52 Cedar Rapids chiropractor
Dr. Fred L. Minick 52 Cedar Rapids chiropractor died at 2 p.m. Sunday at his home 1210 B avenue NW from a heart ailment. Born June 2, 1893 in Washington Iowa he was World War I veteran serving 18 months in the European area. Surviving are his wife Ida his mother Mrs Jacob Minick a brother Charles Minick of Washington and three sisters Mrs Edwin Nelson of Knoxville Illinois Mrs Clarence Miller of Red Oak and Mrs Francis X Downey of New York City. He belonged to the American Legion and St Patrick's church with funeral 9 a.m. Wednesday Rev D J Lenihan. burial Elm Grove cemetery Washington Iowa. Friends may call Teahen chapel after 7 p.m. Monday.
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Fred L. Minick
Cedar Rapids
B Avenue NW
Washington
McHenry, I
Ida
Jacob Minick
Charles Minick
Edwin Nelson
Knoxville
Clarence Miller
Red Oak
Francis X. Downey
New York City
American Legion
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J.lenihan
Elm Grove Cemetery
Teahen Chapel
Death Notice Karl Grau of Cedar Rapids
Karl Grau 76 of Cedar Rapids died at his home 435 Fourth avenue SW at 9 p m Sunday after a brief illness born April 22 1869 in Tama county married C Edith McAnulty March 15 1893 Toledo. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ethelyn M Scott and Mrs Lysle G Potter Cedar Rapids a son Howard L Gray Evanston Ill three sisters Mrs Christie Clements Ames Mrs Elizabeth Winders Toledo Mrs Anna Clay Toledo and a granddaughter Funeral at Turner chapel 1:30 p m Tuesday Rev John E DeLong burial Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel.
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Karl Grau
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue
Tama County
C. Edith McAnulty
Toledo
Grau
Ethelyn M. Scott
Lysle G. Potter
Howard L. Gray
Evanston
Ill
Christie Clements
Ames
Elizabeth Winders
Anna Clay
Gray
Trinity Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
John E. DeLong
Cedar Memorial Park
Obituary of Charles A Wicke of Fairfax Iowa
Charles A Wicke aged 75 of Fairfax died at 5 30 am Sunday after a brief illness He was born in Fairfax in June 1870 and lived there his whole life Surviving are two sisters Laura Wicke Spellerberg of Larramie Wales and Mary Wicke Thoman of Los Angeles a brother J A Wicke jr of Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews Services will be held Tuesday at 9 30 am at St Patrick s Catholic Church Bernard White officiating Burial will be in St Michaels Cemetery at Norway Rosary will be recited by Father White at 8 pm Monday at the Monahan funeral home where friends may call
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Charles A. Wicke
Fairfax
Linn County
Laura Wicke Spellerberg
Larramie
Wye
Mary Wicke Thoman
Los Angeles
J. A. Wicker
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick's
Bernard White
OPA Settlements Against Mt. Vernon and Davenport Firms
Ceiling and price violations cost offenders $5,028.24 per state OPA office. Largest settlement was $1,982 plus costs against Davenport Fish Co for selling fish wholesale above ceiling prices. Rent overcharges totaled $138 against Flora Burton Jones and $157.50 against Charles Litts.
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Des Moines
OPA
Davenport Fish Company
Davenport
Flora Burton Jones
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Charles Litts
Mt. Vernon
Check Writer Sentenced To 30 Days Suspended
Ralph Swallom of Palo was arrested Sunday night by Detectives Frank Bukacek and Jake Stusak on a charge of false uttering of a check. He received a 30 day suspended sentence from Justice of the Peace Howard R. Churchill after a warrant charged him with passing a bad $20 check at a Cedar Rapids store.
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Ralph Swallom
Palo
H. R, Churchill
Frank Bukacek
Jake Stusak
Justice of the Peace
Howard R. Churchill
Swallom
Justice Churchill
Cedar Rapids
Men and Women In Service Update
Robert E. McEndree son of Mr and Mrs M B McEndree 1019 Tenth Street SW promoted to technician third grade and stationed at headquarters Frankfurt Germany. James L Ralston chief pharmacist navy son of Mr and Mrs H J Ralston 1018 Fourth Avenue SE returns to San Francisco after a 15 day home leave after six years in the navy two in the South Pacific. Cpl Lloyd A Ralston overseas 13 months on 45 day furlough at home before reporting to Camp Hood Texas for discharge.
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Robert E. McEndree
M. B. McEndree
Tenth Street
Sgt. McEndree
Frankfurt
Germany
James L. Ralston
Navy
H. J. Ralston
Fourth Avenue
San Francisco
Ding
South Pacific
Cpl
Lloyd A. Ralston
Camp Hood
Texas
Hutchins Warns Of Weapons Worse Than Atom Bombs
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, chancellor of the University of Chicago, told the House military affairs committee that far more destructive weapons than the atomic bomb are coming. He urged underground cities and a world government to avert a third world war, and warned universal training would merely teach obsolete weaponry.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
House Military Affairs Committee
Hutchins
Albert Einstein
United States
Chicagoan
City Briefs and Local Notices
Mrs H F Klemme is confined to St Luke s hospital with a severe illness. The Public Welfare bureau will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday noon at the Montrose hotel. Tower Chapter No 49 R A M will confer the royal arch degree at Masonic hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m Refreshments will follow. Mrs W F Kremenak formerly at Mercy hospital nine weeks is now recovering at her home 2001 E avenue NW. Charles E Willits charged with assault and battery after a downtown fight Saturday was released Sunday on 30 bond. Mrs Frank Jandrt aunt of Edward Stolba called from Wisconsin because of illness of her sister Mrs Joseph Stolba who was injured in a fall and confined to Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Bureau
Montrose Hotel
R.A.M
Masonic Hall
W. F. Kremenak
Mercy Hospital
E Avenue NW
Charles E. Willits
Third Street
H. R. Churchill
Frank Jandrt
Edward F. Stolba
Wisconsin
Joseph Stolba
Stolen $25 From Corn States Serum Office Safe
Don Abernathy manager of the Corn States Serum company reports to police that $25 was stolen from a safe in the office at 328 Third Street SE on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Abernathy
Corn States Serum Company
Third Street SE
Serum Company
Mrs. Joseph Johnson Dead. Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs. Joseph Johnson 41 of 84 Eighth Avenue SW died Sunday night from a heart ailment. Born July 19, 1904 in Little Rock Arkansas she lived in Cedar Rapids 16 months. Survived by husband three children Mattie Cerecy Thomas Cerecy Jr Earl Cerecy and three sisters Ollie Garner Kennet MO Leora Brown East St. Louis IL Teresa Williams Chicago. Funeral arrangements await arrival of relatives. Body at Rice funeral home.
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Joseph Johnson
Eighth Avenue SW
Little Rock
Ark
Cedar Rapids
Mattie Cerecy
Thomas Cerecy, Jr
Waterloo
Earl Cerecy
Chicago
Ollie Gardner
Kennet
Leora Brown
East St. Louis
Ill
Teresa Williams
Rice Funeral Home
Funeral rites set for James M. Kelly at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for James M. Kelly aged 84 of 601 Fourteenth Street SE will be held at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 am Tuesday with Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Molloy presiding. The Rosary is scheduled for 8 pm Monday at Brady mortuary. Burial will take place in Mt. Calvary Cemetery and friends may call at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Kelly
Fourteenth Street SE
John Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr. Molloy
St. Mary’s Court No
Brady Mortuary
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Plane Crash Ends Fox Hunt Near Clinton
Clinton aviator Lyle Bossen suffered a fractured nose when his Piper Cub crashed during a fox hunt about 400 feet ahead of 60 riders. Roy Bennet escaped injury though his plane wrecked after Bennet fired a shot. the crash disrupted the chase.
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Clinton
Lyle Bossen
Bossen
Roy Bennet
Bennet
Ahepa No 194 Plans Regular Meeting and Initiation
The Order of Ahepa No 194 will hold its regular meeting and initiation on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at St John the Baptist Hellenic Orthodox church. Refreshments will be served.
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Order of Ahepa
St. John the Baptist Hellenic Orthodox Church
Precinct Worker Training Session Set by Linn County Democrats
The second school of instruction for precinct workers and committeemen and women, sponsored by the Linn county Democratic central committee and the Linn County Young Democrats, will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt Wednesday from 7 to 9 30 p.m.
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Linn County Democratic Central Committee
Linn County Young Democrats
Hotel Roosevelt
Knights of Pythias and Sisters Schedule Meeting
A joint meeting of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters is set for Monday evening at the K of P hall. A 6 30 picnic supper precedes awarding a 50 year membership jewel to Bill Miller and honoring World War II veterans. Dr Leo Sedlacek will show South Pacific army life movies.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Bill Miller
Leo Sedlacek
South Pacific Army Life
Eight Foxes Bagged in Hunt Near Mt. Vernon
Sportsmen bagged eight foxes seven red and one gray in a hunt west and north of Mt. Vernon. More than 100 participated, directed by Frank Benesh. Another area is planned for next Sunday.
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MT. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Sunde
Frank
Benesh
Congregational Church Honors New Pastor in Service
The First Congregational Church holds a Recognition Service for Rev. J. Richard Wagner at 5 30 p m on Wednesday with Dr. Alfred W. Swan as speaker. A 6 15 p m dinner precedes the service with Davenport association and Iowa State Conference officials participating.
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First Congregational Church
J. Richard Wagner
Alfred W. Swan
Madison
Wis
Davenport Association
State Conference of Congregational Churches
Iowa
Royal J. Montgomery
Grinnell
Congregational Christian Conference of
Virgil E. Foster
State
James E. Waery
Iowa City
Association
George W. Fairbanks
Clinton
Joseph B. Clyde
Cedar Rapids
M. L. van Wagenen
Muscatine
Homer E. Dalrymple
Anamosa
G. H. Tellier
Edwin B. Zeller
Harry A. Toms
Ella S. Merriman
Caroline Tufts
Woman’s Association
Irving Churchill
Robert Clauss
George M. Newland
E. E. Schen
Emperor Hirohito Says Recovery Depends on U S Cooperation
In a rare interview with three American newspaper leaders in Tokyo, Emperor Hirohito said Japan’s postwar recovery hinges on U S cooperation. He praised General MacArthur, expressed willingness to cooperate, and noted Crown Prince Akihito’s English study.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
United States
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Associated Press
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Benjamin McKelway
Washington Star
MacArthur
Pacific
War and Navy Departments
Imperial Household Ministry
McLean
Japan
Army
Stars and Stripes
Crown Prince
Akihito
Room Situation Bad Crowded Jails
Laurance Berends, address unknown, sought entry to the county jail Sunday night but could not be jailed until Monday morning. He had a 30 day floater for intoxication last week and turned himself in. Authorities barred him for lack of papers. police provided one night in the city jail. Justice Churchill revoked the suspension, moving him to the county jail. Berends said he found a Cedar Rapids job and wanted to serve his time now.
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Laurance Berends
Berends
H. R. Churchill
Bill Milke
Cedar Rapids
Industrialists Denounce Policy on Pay and Prices
Washington NA M chief says Truman wage price policy is inflationary. The National Association of Manufacturers calls it a step toward higher wages and prices, arguing the plan invites labor to demand pattern increases with limited price relief for industry if pattern gains are accepted.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Truman
N.A.M
Wills Probed for Two Branches of Kin
Courthouse probate Monday covers two wills. Edythe I. Whitenack’s three children Leota Oliphant Hillis Whitenack and Donald Whitenack share equally and execute jointly. will dated February 28 1940. George H. Knauer’s will bequeaths one fifth to Josephine Messner and four named heirs with trust executor. will dated May 3 1945.
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Edythe I. Whitenack
Leota Oliphant
Hillis Whitenack
Donald Whitenack
Whitenack
Center Point
Vinton
Josephine Messner
Arlington
George H. Knauer
Cedar Rapids
Messner
Pearl Kool
Pasadena
Calif
Mary Hunt
Dubuque
Charles D. Knauer
Duluth
Estate seeks judgments on notes due against Geiger pair
Merrill Garrett as executor of the estate of Mrs. J. P. Hines filed two district court suits Saturday seeking total judgments of 5760 dollars against R. E. Geiger and Carolyn Geiger. Both suits are based on alleged notes.
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Merrill Garrett
J. P. Hines
R. E. Geiger
Carolyn Geiger
Linn County Older Boys and Girls conference officers named
Bob Hagerman of Alburnett was re elected president at the twentieth annual Linn County Older Boys and Girls conference held Sunday at the Marion Methodist church. Allen Sloan of Alburnett was named vice president and Maxine Quaas of the Buffalo Evangelical church was secretary. The officers are first cousins. Registrations totaled 156.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hagerman
Alburnett
Linn County
Marion Methodist Church
Allen Sloan
Maxine Quaas
Buffalo Evangelical Church
Candlelight ceremony marks new Navy officers
Improvement noted for Theodore Sattizahn after a stroke last week. Lost black Cocker Spaniel reported by a child. Harold M Howe group returns from St Louis with a trip to Mamge Caves and Bowling Green. Lt Jeanne Bowdish visits Schick hospital and prepares for O Rielly General in Springfield MO. Devere Fehr sails to Honolulu to join aviation metalsmith husband. Birthday Sewing club hosts farewell picnic for Dwight Hawk family relocation to Fort Smith Arkansas. Wedding anniversaries observed for the Austins and Verle Thompsons.
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Birthday Sewing Club
George Austin
Dwight D. Hawk
Fort Smith
Ark
Austins
Verle Thompsons
Death of Mrs Carrie M Snyder noted in obituary
Marion relatives are advised of the death of Mrs. Carrie M Snyder widow of W H Snyder in Los Angeles on Friday. She was a longtime milliner in Marion and had recently moved from Tacoma Washington to Los Angeles with her daughter Mrs dya Bristow.
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Marion
Carrie M. Snyder
W. H. Snyder
Los Angeles
Weekend Guests and Family Gatherings Reflect Local Ties
Weekend visitors included the Chester Millers of Anamosa and the Bilietz and Northwess families from New Hampton. Harold Martin of St. Louis joined Mr. and Mrs. Martin in Des Moines. Mrs. Maude Waters and Mrs. Fair planned extended visits in Henry Ark. E R Harville hosted a family dinner for birthdays of Mrs. Glennie Fernow, John Harville, and Edgar Harville. Sgt. Robert Maire, recently discharged at Egilfield, Fla, travels to Los Angeles after visiting his aunt Mrs. Merleight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Blietz
Chester Millers
Anamosa
Glenn Bilietz
Joy Blietz
Louise Northwess
New Hampton
E. R. Harville
Thirteenth Avenue
Mr. Harville
Glennie Fernow
Cedar Rapids
John
Chicago
Edgar Harville
Marion
Sgt
Robert Maire
Merleight
Maire
Egilfield
Fla
Los Angeles
Paratrooper Pfc. Fred Weber Home From Japan
Pfc. Fred Weber, a paratrooper, returns home from Japan to reunite with his wife and children who reside at 1415 Tenth Street.
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Pfc
Fred Weber
Japan
Tenth Street
Dubuque Family Hosts Returning Pilot and Parents
Mr and Mrs James Brown of Dubuque and their daughter Lt Luebertha Brown who recently returned from Europe were guests Sunday of the Walter Reinsch family.
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James Brown
Dubuque
Luebertha Brown
Europe
Walter Reinsch
Promissory notes from Geigers tied to Haines estate timeline
Promissory notes to Mrs. Haines after her death on November 17 1944. The first note for 2500 dollars signed by both defendants at Mt Vernon on July 5 1935 bears six percent interest and lists Cherokee Ia as address. The second note for 1500 dollars signed July 25 1935 by R E Geiger lists Newell as address. Plaintiff states that payments totaling 50 dollars were made on the second note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geigers
Nelson Testifies At Assault Trial
Harold Nelson former cottage manager at Eldora boys' training school took the stand in his own defense in a trial charging assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury on James Patrick Galvin a former inmate He admitted striking Galvin twice on the leg and a light blow on the head but denied taking Galvin to the school hospital The case is before a jury of 11 with the Klatt case previously tried and juror excuses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Harold Nelson
Eldora
James Patrick Galvin
Nelson
Galvin
J. E. McGennis
Carl Klatt
Ed Lundy
Third Party? It's News to Wallace
Secretary of Commerce Wallace denied knowledge of a third party movement and said he would not join such a effort. He pledged to stay within the Democratic fold and remain loyal to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Chicago
INS
Jong
Democratic Party
Politician Defends Party Amid Pauley Question
Wallace says the party remains eminently true to the people and that the public will realize it. He brefly declines to comment on the Pauley matter, stating that it would be idle to do so.
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Pauley
Wallace
Army Air Forces Form Roaming Atom Bomb Task Group
The army air forces organize a roving atomic bomb task group led by Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey. The 509th composite group trains at Roswell Field New Mexico for Pacific tests, with about 3000 personnel and 20 bombardiers, rotating crews to respond to emergencies worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Washington
INS
United States
509Th Composite Group
Roswell Field
N. M
Pacific
Japan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
509Th
Roger M. Ramey
Task Group 1
Army-Navy
58Th
Fourth Air Force
Continental Air Forces
Bollingfield
Roswell
Marshalls
Clovis
Waukon Man Fined For Battery on Policeman
Edward J. Thomas of Waukon was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court after a drunken disturbance turned into a fight with Sgt. Dale Cunningham. Judge Harry S. Johnson suspended 10 dollars of the fine if Thomas pays for damaged glasses and clothing from the clash in a downtown alley. The incident began when Cunningham and Patrolman Mullin intervened in a fight and Thomas allegedly swung at the sergeant before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Thomas
Waukon
Harrys. Johnson
Thomae
Dale Cunningham
Cunningham
Frank Mullin
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Monticello
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Route 3
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Washington Avenue SE
William Duffy
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Police Theft Report
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Chester Waters
First Avenue
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Fifth Avenue
Gene Barnes
Company No. 1
Fifth Street
Claude Dixon
Second Avenue
St. Luke’s
Dwight Webster
Mercy
Dick Rowray
Waveland Drive
Ivan Lundgren
Paul Lear
Shellsburg
Thomas Kelly
ElMis Boulevard
Thelma Baird
William S. Baird
Harriett L. Carroll
Howard L. Carroll
Justice Court
U.S
UNO
Lapes
For All
Third Ave. SE
Rochelle Gluskoter
Cucenac Paiecan OY
C.R
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H. F. Klemme
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs
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School of Instruction
Congregational Church
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America
Marion News
Nace Minist
Ted
Snstayien
Vern
Theodore Sattizahn
Fourth Street
Harold M. Howe
St. Louis
Mrs. Howe
B. F. Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Mamge Caves
Bowling Green
J. W. Bowdish
Jeanne Bowdish
Schick Hospital
Bowdish
O’rielly General Hospital
Springfield
Devere J. Fehr
Honolulu
Hawaii
Fehr
Oliver Tilton
Harold Martin
St. Louis, Mo
Martin
G. L. Martin
Toman
Third Avenue
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Pert
Howard G. Burleson
Merchants National Building
Thomas J. Brady
DUCO
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Twenty-Ninth Street
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