Stamp schedules and legal notices in daily record
The notice lists food stamp values and validity dates for Meat Red, Foods-Blue, and Sugar stamps, with ranges of book No. 4 stamps and expiration dates through June 2 and March 31 to June 30 for various series. It also records gasoline and fuel oil coupons, shoe stamps, and a series of traffic violations and fines, plus several fire calls and incidents at specific addresses. Included are names: Alma Marie Sysel versus Frank Sysel. Edsel Roy McMickle. Virginia Allen Brown. Charles R. Henry. Ethel E. Collins. Charles E. Keller. E. H. Pottle. Kenneth Lewis. Lloyd Hendrickson. Joseph Z. Drakos. John Martin. Joe Brick. Pat Manning. Lyman A. Howe. Nellie Hahn. and Dean Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lewis
Shellsburg
Lloyd L. Hendrickson
Thirty-fourth Street
Joseph Z. Drakos
F Avenue
John Martin
Shaffer Drive
Joe Brick
Sixth Street
Pat Manning
C Avenue NE
Lyman A. Howe
Fifth Street
Birth announcements from St Luke's Mercy and New Orleans
Birth notices list multiple newborns with parents and addresses from St Luke's Mercy Cedar Rapids Mercy and New Orleans. Names include Harmon NealLisbon Gaston Walter Shaheen Beebe and Beaver with February birth dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Arthur Harmon
E Avenue NE
Gordon Neal
Vernon
Lester
Lisbon
Stepanek
Samuel Gaston
Paul Walter
Memorial Drive
Mercy
Claire Davis
Sixth Street
Cecil Umbarger
Route 4
Kenneth Klein
Walford
Ter
Jan J. Shaheen
Nineteenth Street
Lyman Beebe
Second Street
New Orleans
Elbert E. Beaver
Cedar Rapids
Local OPA price talks spark Cedar Rapids store dispute
The Des Moines OPA office has heard many complaints about price violations in the Cedar Rapids area while retailer Shupe and others defend compliance. Shupe condemns Bowles remarks as unfair to Cedar Rapids retailers and cites rumors of a 47 percent non compliance claim. He notes Santa Ana, California coverage suggesting OPA info gathering to pressure housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Shupe
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
OPA
Chester Bowles
Santa Ana
Calif
OPA Public Relations Committee of
Yanks Drive For Luzon's East Shore
Manila dispatch reports American forces driving to Luzon east coast to trap holdout Japanese in Manila area. Units of First Cavalry and Sixth Infantry attacked Kobayashi line from Taytay to Norzagaray as the 5th Airborne pushed south along Laguna bay. The 33rd Infantry, a former Illinois National Guard unit, joined the fight north of Rosario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ibayashi
Iwabuchi
Sixth Infantry
Taytay
Laguna Bay
Norzagaray
1Ifth Airborne
Juan River
Muntinlupa
Luzon
Montlban
San Is
Woman Sustains Severe Burns After Incident
A woman was burned and treated after being wrapped in a blanket and moved inside her home. Doctors said she sustained at least second degree burns and possibly third degree burns. Kruidenier, a former public safety commissioner recently discharged from the Navy, will return to police work as the city council canceled fears of his absence and expects him back soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruidenier
Navy
Hit-Run Victim Taken to Iowa City Hospital
Miss Ruchel Williamson twenty five, of Memphis Tennessee, suffered a left leg fracture and body bruises when struck by a hit and run driver on First Avenue near Eleventh Street East at about 11 p m Saturday She was taken to University hospital at Iowa City St Luke's hospital authorities reported She was walking west en route to California where she was to be married Witnesses said the car was traveling east at high speed Captain Steve Stoiba of the police traffic department appealed for witnesses or information about the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruchel Williamson
Memphis
Tenn
First Avenue
Eleventh Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
St. Luke’s Hospital
California
Another Chance for Black Mart G Ls
Paris AP reports over 160 soldiers convicted in train looting black market cases may receive probation and a chance to serve. Some seek frontline postings, others return to railway battalion duties. Prosecutor to prepare list of those likely to redeem themselves. no blanket suspensions. Two officers’ cases differ, decision rests with Gen Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eisenhower
Coe Debaters Earn Top Honors at Nebraska Meet
Coe College won eight of ten debates to share top honors among four schools at a two day conference finished at the University of Nebraska. John Yager of Davenport and Doris Grantz of Burlington earned superior ratings and were undefeated. Barbara of Omaha and Winifred Deyo of Oelwein earned excellent ratings. Miss Chartier won the Bever oratorical contest at Coe, placing third in oratory and earning an excellent rating in discussion. Gordon Hostettler directs debate at Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
University of Nebraska
John Yager
Davenport
Doris Grantz
Burlington
Barbara
Omaha
Winifred Deyo
Oelwein
Miss Chartier
Bever
Coe
Gordon Hostettler
Deaths Rites for Mrs Kinkead in Springville
Services for Mrs. Peter Kinkead 53 of Whittier were held at Springville Methodist Church. Born February 3 1892 in Marion township she belonged to several local groups. Survived by husband a son Pfc Ralph Kinkead in Germany a daughter Dorothy of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren three sisters a half-brother and a step mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kinkead
Whittier
Springville
Harold Hospital
Orma
Marion Township
Death Notices: Leon M Townsend of Cedar Rapids
Leon M Townsend 47 Cedar Rapids resident for 27 years died at his home 81 Seventh avenue SW at 3 a.m Sunday Coroner T Frank Hersch attrib uted the death to a heart ailment Born Hawkeye Sept 6 1897 he had worked for Wilson and Company the last 14 months Surviving wife Jessie L a half brother Lawrence Lynn of London and four stepchildren Nevita McGowen Homer Dodge Lois Meyers and Lawrence Dodge Services set for 2 p.m Tuesday at Beatty chapel burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at Beattys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon M. Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Avenue
T. Frank Hersch
Hawkeye
Wilson and Company
Jessie L
Lawrence Lynn
London
Nevita McGowen
Homer Dodge
Mechanicsville
Lois Meyers
Lawrence Dodge
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Beatty's
Services for Charles A. Owens Held in Tur ner Chapel
Charles Albert Owens died at his farm near Palo after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday in the Turner chapel with Rev. George Roths of Belle Plaine officiating. Burial followed at Palo cemetery. Survived by his wife a daughter a son two sisters two brothers and three granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert Owens
Turner Chapel
George Roths
Belle Plaine
Palo Cemetery
Owens
Palo
Mrs Grace Shores Dies In Anamosa Following Illness
Mrs Grace Belle Shores widow of George Shores died at 11 25 a m Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs F A Hawkins in Anamosa after a long illness. She lived in Cedar Rapids 33 years and had been with her daughter six weeks. Survived by two daughters Mrs Hawkins and Mrs J A Britcher of Timberton Man a son Gordon B Shores of Cedar Rapids a brother Will Horner and a sister Mrs Mark Scroggy both of Waterloo a grandson and three granddaughters. She belonged to the First Congregational church. Turner chapel at 2 p m Wednesday burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Belle Shores
George Arthur Shores
Maplewood Drive
F. A. Hawkins
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Hawkins
J. A. Britcher
Timberton
Man
Gordon B
Service for Former Principal Clara M. Travis
Obituary noting Clara M. Travis former principal at Independence and Anamosa high schools and long time mathematics instructor at Washington High School Cedar Rapids. Services by Dr David I Berger of Coe College at Turner Chapel 1 30 p m Tuesday with Cedar Chapter No 184 OES officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Independence with graveside rites at 3 36 p m. Friends may call at Turner Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Travis
Independence
Anamosa
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
David I. Berger
Coe College
Turner Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Death notices for Wagner family in Des Moines
Mrs. Millie Wagner dies at home and is survived by Mrs. Millie Wagner, Mrs. Walter Fitzgibbon, and L. E. Wagner. Funeral services are set for 9 a.m. Tuesday at Visitation church with burial in Armah cemetery. The relatives reside at 124 Center Point road NE and 1500 Eighth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fitzgibbon
Center Point Road
L. E. Wagner
Eighth Avenue SE
Des Moines
Millie Wagner
Visitation Church
Armah Cemetery
Chinese Recapture Former U. S. Base Suichwan Airfield
Chinese troops recaptured the former American air base at Suichwan in western Kiangsi province, according to a Monday communiqué. The report places the base back under Chinese control as fighting conditions continued in the region.
Reds in Drive To Split Nazi Lines in the North
Soviet forces pushed within 60 miles of the Baltic as they struck through Pomerania toward the Danzig Stettin railway aiming to cut off German and Polish territories. Berlin fights mounted as Germans rushed reserves to defend the capital while Red Star reported heavy Soviet air losses and encirclement gains in East Prussia and Silesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baltic
Germany
Pomerania
Danzig-Stettin
Free State of
Danzig
Berlin
Bii Heads
Oder
Red Star
East Prussia
Zinten
Koenigsberg
Breslau
Silesia
Men and Women In Service Leave Notices
Seaman Thomas N Kurtz stationed at Camp Endicott R I is on a 12 day leave visiting his parents at 124 Crescent street SE. Pvt Richard Bruna recently reassigned to Fort Meade MD is on a 10 day leave visiting his parents at 1816 L street SW. Elaine Joy Nunnally Wave storekeeper third class returns to Seattle WA after a 15 day leave with her mother at 1735 C avenue NE and has spent the last year in the disbursing offices of the Seattle naval hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Thomas N. Kurtz
Camp Endicott
R. L
J. G. Funk
Crescent Street
Richard Bruna
Fort McClellan
Ala
John Bruna
L Street
Fort Meade
Elaine Joy Nunnally
Wave
Seattle
Wash
D. K. Nunnally
C Avenue
Seattle Naval Hospital
Leonard James Wells
Anamosa
Fort Madison
M. C. Hamiel
Marion
Jim Smith
P. J. Whittemore
Curfew Tonight Hits Cedar Rapids Nightlife
The nationwide midnight curfew on entertainment faces uncertain enforcement as Cedar Rapids venues prepare to close at 11 45 p m with some awaiting official instructions. Police report no formal order yet but plan to log noncompliance if needed under Byrnes directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
James F. Byrnes
Montrose
Palace Theater
Cedars
Ces
The
Elks
Pie Ick
Bassy
Europe
Hollywood
New York
War Manpower Commission
War Mobilization
War Production Board
Office of Defense Transportation
Office of Price Administration
WMC
Byrnes
U.S.O
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Daily Record
Alma Marie Sysel
Frank Sysel
Edsel Roy McMickle
Virginia Allen Brown
Charles R. Henry
Minneapolis, Minn
Ethel E. Collins
Charles E. Keller
Twentyfirst Avenue
E. H. Pottle
First Avenue NE
Bill Jepson
Dean Cook
Eleventh Avenue St
Nellie Hahn
Peterman
Get
Hugh Orchard
1263
First Ave. SE
Fourth Avenue SE
Same
Romano
CorFr
Monarch
East Shore
Black Mart G.l’s
Charles Owens
George A. Shores
Travis
U. S
Third Avenue
Reds
Thompson
G. K. Thompson
Tom Condon
Condon
Police Department
H. J. Eberhart
Federal Employment Service
Washington
CPA
WPB
Eberhart
Harlan Snyder
Roosevelt Hotel
Piccadilly
J. C. Kennedy
Cafe Society
Fiorello la Guardia
la Guardia
I As
Mise
Sahara
C.R. Fuel CO
Norito
Peoples Furniture Co
Service Optical
Second Street SE
Iowa
Service Optical CO
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