January 2 1952 Daily Record weather and notices
The Daily Record reports high and low temperatures for Tuesday and precipitation. It lists numerous city readings including smarck Minneapolis Chieses New Orleans Denver New York Seattle Miami and others with wind, sun rise and set times and a January weather outlook. Public notices include a divorce petition marriage licenses and local police fines and a long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Iowa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarck
Minneapolis
Chieses
New ‘Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Les Angles
Seattle
Miami
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids Labor Federation Head Won't Seek Re election
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor president L Curtise Wood announced he will not run for another term at the annual officer election next week. He has served four terms, with past presidencies in 1947 1948 and 1950. Election set for January 10 at the Labor temple with Harry Wilford as vice president John Evans secretary and Clark Zimmerran treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Curtise Wood
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Wood
Labor Temple
Harry Wilford
John Evans
Clark Zimmerman
Fossilized tree chunks unearthed in Tasmanian roadwork
In Tasmania road crews uncovered fossilized wood believed to date five to ten million years old. The find adds detail to the region’s ancient forest history as workers excavated the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
Cedar Rapids Approves 4 Million Dollar Budget
Cedar Rapids city council unanimously approved a 4 019 413 dollar annual budget for operations with no objectors at a public hearing. The session marked a calendar year budgeting shift with prior airing of the appropriation and budget lines and three union reps attending without objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
DeWayne A. Stonesbarger
Iowa City
Steve Stramel
Fred J. Denisithorpe
City Water Works
Detour Fenced In by Hancock Farmer Sparks Conflict
Hancock County board says no action against Donald Taylor who fenced a highway detour across his eight acre corn field for the Rock Island railroad relocation. The detour shifts traffic four miles while negotiations over compensation continue with railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
INS
Pottawattamie County
Charles Roe
Board of ‘Supervisors
Taylor
Decker To Buy Hogs On Call Basis Only
Mason City AP Decker & Sons meat packers announced they will buy hogs on a call basis only until further notice. CIO Packing House Workers members at the Decker plant walked off for three days last week but were back at work on Monday and Wednesday. The contract requires workers to be on the job during the scheduled hours the day before and after a holiday to receive holiday pay. Union spokesmen say members quit due to distrust over national contract talks with Armour Swift Cudahy and Wilson. Decker is an Armour subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Jacob Decker & Sons
CIO Packing House Workers
Decker Plant
Packers
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Wilson
Cio-Upwa
Decker
Texas Hospital Patient Flown to Cedar Rapids
Verba F Anthony, ex service man and former Cedar Rapids resident, was flown Saturday from Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids where he is a patient. He was accompanied by his wife and an air force medical team from Brooks air force base. Mrs Anthony visits sister Miss Lena Gatto. Anthony formerly histologist for Army Research and Graduate School at Army Medical Center in Washington D C. Mrs Anthony works at Fort Sam Houston Fourth Army comptroller office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verba F. Anthony
Cedar Rapids
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Mercy Hospital
Howell
Randolph Air Force Base
Mildred Castleberry
Ralph Johnson
Rex W. McDowell
Robert H. Vermillion
Brooks Air Force Base
Anthony
Lena Gatto
F Avenue NW
Army Research and Graduate School
Army Medical Center
Washington, D. C
Fourth Army Headquarters
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Three Runaway Boys Nabbed in Red Oak
Sheriff George Christensen said three 13 year old runaways were captured in Red Oak after one boy bent on stabbing a motorist with a butcher knife as they alighted from a ride. The trio, not from Iowa, were returning to Boys Town Nebraska and claimed they were headed to St Louis. Tom Young a Red Oak salesman turned them over to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Sherf
George Christensen
Boys Town
Neb
Christensen
Tom Young
Young
Glenwood
St. Louis
Iowa
Rites Thursday for Kennedy Family Killed by Train
Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kennedy of near Vinton and their children Bobby four and Shirley eighteen months will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at Turner funeral home Cedar Rapids The family perished when their car was struck by a train at a crossing near Palo at 7 05 p m Sunday The bodies are at Turner's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kennedy
Vinton
Bobby
Shirley
Turner Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids
Palo
Turner’s
Death of Cedar Rapids Auto Parts Chief Mills
Charles H. Mills 39 1933 Higley avenue SE owner of the Auto Parts Company for 32 years died at his home after a brief illness. Born November 18 1893 in Ellis Kansas he came to Cedar Rapids from Davenport in 1920. He is survived by his wife Laura E. Mills a son four brothers a sister and two granddaughters. Services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p.m. Friday with Mizpah lodge. Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Masters of Mizpah lodge to meet at 1 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Mills
Higley Avenue SE
Ellis
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Laura E. Mentzie
St. Louis
Charles H. Mills, Jr
J. E
W. T
W. E
Muscatine
Harold Mills
Texas
Rosa Stephenson
Muskogee
Okla
Mills
First Lutheran Church
Mizpah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Iowa
el Kabir Shrine
Order
Hungerford Rites Held After Cedar Rapids Native Dies
William G Hungerford a former Cedar Rapids resident who left the city 40 years ago died Saturday morning at Two Harbors Minnesota He lived there 25 years and worked in railroad jobs in Minnesota He is survived by his wife Bessie four sons Roy and William of Two Harbors Earl and Lester of Minneapolis four brothers Arthur Ralph of Cedar Rapids Franklin of Decatur IL four sisters Verda Hoyt Judson Calkins L P Johnson and Lynn Fisher of Two Harbors and eight grandchildren Services were held at Two Harbors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hungerford
Cedar Rapids
Two Harbors
Minn
Anamosa
Minnesota
Bessie
Roy
William
Earl
Lester
Minneapolis
Arthur
Ralph
Franklin
Decatur
Verda Hoyt
Judson Calkins
L. P. Johnson
Denver
Lynn Fisher
Mrs. Floyd W. Montague Rites Planned in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. Floyd W. Montague died at 6 25 a m Wednesday after a long illness at her home 1417 Second street SE Born October 30 1893 in Percival Iowa she worked at Souvenir Lead Pencil Company Survived by husband Floyd eight children two sisters and a brother She was a Navy Mothers member and Jan Hus Methodist affiliated Services set for Sunday at Brush chapel with Rev Ruth Husband burial in Mound Cemetery Watkins Friends may call Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Montague
Cedar Rapids
Second Street
Percival
Souvenir Lead
Floyd
Marjorie Rector
Mable Okenfels
Elaine Nanktgeboren
Doris Montague
LeRoy
Mrs Hagerman rites set in Brush chapel on Friday
Mrs Fred Hagerman of 1106 Fifth Street NW died Wednesday after a long illness born June 18 1903 at Coggon. She leaves seven daughters Luella Rehinamer Mrs Edward Wilson Mrs Wesley Prokop Mrs Helen Harris Fern Joahn Orvetta three sons Clifford Ernest Jerry all of Cedar Rapids nine grandchildren a sister Mrs Fred Moraine and a brother Joseph Musgrove of Coggan. Services Friday at Brush chapel with Rev Frank Ward burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hagerman
Fifth Street
Coggon
Luella Rehinamer
Edward Wilson
Wesley Prokop
Helen Harris
Fern
Joahn
Orvetta
Clifford
Ernest
Jerry
Cedar Rapids
Fred Moraine
Joseph Musgrove
Coggan
Brush Chapel
Frank Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services set for Simon O'Toole in La Canada Calif
Simon O'Toole died Sunday in California. Services will be held Thursday at St Bede's church in La Canada with burial in Calvary cemetery Los Angeles. Born Cedar Rapids Feb 6 1878 he worked for Milwaukee railroad 1908 to 1945 and moved to La Canada in 1950. Surviving wife Alma daughter Margaret O'Toole Schillig three grandchildren all of La Canada and three sisters Mary Gandy Nell Rudin Cedar Rapids and Annora Hacker Clin ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon O'Toole
Cedar Rapids
California
St. Bede's Church
la Canada
Calif
Calvary Cemetery
Los Angeles
O'Toole
Milwaukee Railroad
O’tooles
Alma
Margaret O’toole Schillig
Young Ellen Cook Dies at University Hospital Iowa City
Ellen Marie Cook 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Cook of 120 Ellis Terrace NW, died Tuesday at 9 20 am in University hospital Iowa City. Survived by parents two brothers James and Charles grandparents Mable Kane Cedar Rapids George Kane San Margarita Calif and Mr and Mrs Ben Cook Cedar Rapids. Private services 10 am Thursday Chapel of Memories Rev R A Pavy Brosh funeral home in charge. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Marie Cook
James J Cook
Ellis Terrace
University Hospital
Iowa City
James
Charles
Mable Kane
Cedar Rapids
George Kane
San Margarita
Calif
Ben Cook
Chapel of Memories
Lam
R. A. Pavy
Brosh Funeral Home
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Funeral services for Fred Twining in Turner chapel
Services for Fred Twining of 513 Fifth Street SE were held at 10 30 a m Wednesday in Turner chapel with Rev D A Loferski of St John s Episcopal church presiding. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial cemetery. A sister Mrs Frank Mason of Richmond California was wrongly listed as a daughter in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Twining
Fifth Street
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Frank Mason
Richmond
Calif
Services for Leo E. Brague
Leo E Brague died Tuesday at 1010 Bealer Court SE. Services will be held at Beatty chapel Thursday at 3 30 p m with Reverend Russell Pavy of Calvary Baptist church officiating. Cremation committal follows. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo E. Brague
Bealer Court SE
Beatty Chapel
Russell Pavy
Calvary Baptist Church
Latin Dies to French as Diplomat Language in Seventeenth Century
Latin served as the language of diplomats until mid seventeenth century when French overtook it as the preferred tongue in international diplomacy.
Lynes Seeks To Keep Seat In Legislature
Des Moines AP state politics notes Rep William S Lynes R Waverly filed for re election along with 13 others including Rep Paul Cunningham for Congress Fifth District and Sen Alden L Doud candidate for lieutenant governor Also listed are incumbents seeking re election and several new candidates for the House and Senate with names and counties across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William S. Lynes
Waver
New London
Henry County
Senate
Erwin Schoening
Bryant
Clinton County
Thursday Meeting On C R Bus Talks Is Now Definite
A new attempt to end Cedar Rapids 26 day bus shutdown will be made at the Montrose hotel Thursday at 10 am Negotiators from National City Lines and the bus drivers union will meet Federal Conciliator E S Jackson Leonard Ryan company rep and Robert Stack international union officer were to arrive in Cedar Rapids Wednesday night The last meeting was in Chicago December 21 The city has been without bus transportation since a strike vote December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
National City Lines
Bus Drivers
E. S. Jackson
Leonard Ryan
Robert Stack
International Union
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Copper Increase For Autos Asked
Senator Moody urges government to avert unemployment by boosting copper for automakers to sustain 1,000,000 car production in Q2 and Q3. He proposes reallocating from railroads and construction and a temporary loan from the copper stockpile repaid from future allocations. Moody warns 150,000 to 250,000 Michigan workers face hardship and a broader national impact on production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Moody
D-Mich
Manly Fleischmann
Michigan
Attorney Resigns Justice Dept Job
Attorney General McGrath announced the resignation of Justice Department attorney Howard Campbell effective December 26. Campbell, who says he will return to private practice after 14 years with the department, was questioned once by a House subcommittee staffer about tax irregularities but declined to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
McGrath
Justice Department
Howard Campbell
Department
Campbell
A. Devitt Vanech
House
Iowa Reports No Mine Fatalities in 1951
Des Moines AP says Iowa recorded zero mining deaths in 1951 for the first time since 1880. One fatality occurred near Hamilton in Marion County when Rodney Lee Phillips was electrocuted August 16 while sawing a board at a loading chute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Jude Coal Company
Hamilton
Marion County
Attorney General's Office
Rodney Lee Phillips
Earl von Beuthusnow
Phillips
Court Rules Stomach Pump Evidence Violates Due Process
The Supreme Court overturned Antonio Richard Robhin of Los Angeles on an illegal possession charge after ruling that using a stomach pump to extract morphine from a suspect in custody violated the due process clause. Justice Frankfurter called the act shocking to conscience.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Antonio Richard Robhin
Los Angeles
Justice Frankfurter
Robin
Frankfurter
Black
Douglas
Justice Minton
Leatherneck feature highlights Cedar Rapids air enlistees
The Cedar Rapids recruiting office announced three air force enrollments: Robert J. Grady of Iowa City, Howard B. Kurth of Anamosa, and Richard L. Gravenhurst of 1200 Eleventh Street NW. The January Leatherneck magazine issue contains an eight page bayonet fighting photo layout headlined by Sgt. Bruce L. Davenport of Cedar Rapids, with Davenport leading the magazine’s mail order department and planning a family belated Christmas gathering. Davenport, a Roosevelt High graduate, enlisted Sept. 2, 1948, and has two brothers William and James in the corps. all three brothers are to take simultaneous leaves when possible as William and James return from Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Cedar Rapids
Robert J. Grady
Iowa City
Howard B. Kurth
Anamosa
Richard L. Gravenhurst
Eleventh Street
Bruce L. Davenport
Leatherneck
Marine Corps
L. E. Davenport
Wilson Avenue
Davenport
Sgt. Davenport
Roosevelt High School
William
James
Corps
Korea
Bruce
Court To Rule on Deportation Act
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on the constitutionality of a McCarran Act section governing deportations. The case of Efraim Spector, a Russian immigrant in Los Angeles, questions whether aliens can be punished for willful noncompliance with travel document requirements. The defense and lower court debate focused on charging methods and the potential penalty for failing to obtain documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Efraim Spector
Los Angeles
Spector
Justice Department
William C. Mathes
Mathes
Preston Man Accused of Stealing Four Coats
MAQUOKETA IAs state police say John P. Beck 50 operator of a Preston dry cleaning business posted 1000 bond on a charge of stealing four overcoats from a tavern near Maquoketa New Year Eve. He allegedly admitted visiting the tavern could not find his coat and took four others.
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Maquoketa
Preston
John P.beck
Dubuque Reports Iowa's First Traffic Fatality of Year
Dubuque Iowa recorded the state’s first traffic fatality of the year as 64 year old Anna Klein died in a hospital at 10 30 a m from injuries in a two car collision in a residential district. Passengers Viola Pfeifer and Joyce Coons were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Anna Klein
Viola Pfeifer
Klein
Joyce Coons
County Dimes Drive Sets $30 000 Goal in Linn County
Three polio victims helped launch the 1952 Linn county March of Dimes drive at Armstrong's corner Cedar Rapids. Barbara Young 7 Marcia Schroeder 12 and Mrs Jack Carney 1889 Ellis Blvd NW opened the campaign with a first dime into a Wishing Well. The total county goal is 30000 with half to the national foundation and half to Linn county patient care and research. The drive runs through Jan 31 to cover a $7500 county deficit and a national $5 million shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Armstrong’s Corner
Second Avenue
Barbara Young
Jack Young
Cedar Rapids
Marcia Schroeder
R. H. Schroeder
Watkins
Jack Carney
Ellis Boulevard
Barbara
Marcia
Betty
University Hospital
Iowa City
Richard K. Jenkins
George Harmer, Jr
Montrose
Exchange Club
Two Speakers Bureau Talks Are Scheduled
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Speakers bureau adds two talks. On Monday 8 p.m. Robert Caldwell speaks on Everyday Is Bargain Day to the Norway PTA at the high school. On Tuesday 7 30 p.m. Clarence McIntyre presents Highway to Hawaii with a film at the Light Company Round Table in the Light Company Bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Thompson Named Chief Justice of High Court
Justice G. K. Thompson of Cedar Rapids has been chosen chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court for the first half of 1952, succeeding Ralph A. Oliver of Sioux City. The rotation assigns the role to each of the nine justices every six months. The chief justice handles case assignment for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Supreme Court
Thompson
Ralph A. Oliver
Sioux City
Amana Refrigeration Distributors Meet At Memorial Coliseum
Amana Refrigeration Inc will hold its annual distributors conference Sunday with about 450 distributors expected from across the country. The event at Memorial Coliseum will showcase the 1952 product line and follow an earlier sales policy meeting Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel attended by about 25 regional salesmen home economists and factory department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana Refrigeration Inc
Memorial Coliseum
Roosevelt Hotel
Forty stand upright in the Statue of Liberty head
A reported marvel notes that forty persons could fit standing inside the hollow crown head of the Statue of Liberty, highlighting the sculpture's surprising interior scale.
Sutera Named 1952 Chairman of County Board
Courthouse notes that Miles P. Sutera 38 of Robins was named 1952 chairman of the board of supervisors. Sutera who was appointed to the Second district post effective April 3 succeeds Henry J. Hood as board chairman. Sutera a Republican was elected by Hood and third member Martin Wiley to lead the board. Sutera operates a farm near Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles P. Sutera
Robins
Sutera
Henry J. Hood
Hood
Martin Wiley
Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving In Iowa Case
Raymond F. Ealy 36 of Worthington Acres pleaded innocent to a drunken driving charge before Judge Floyd Philbrick. He was arrested after his car left the road and went into a ditch near Cedar Rapids. Two personal injury suits were dismissed: Hazel Beers vs Simon B and Frank ONeill and Mrs Lea Schantz vs the Killian Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Ealy
Worthington Acres
Floyd Philbrick
Highway Patrol
Clarence B
Cedar Rapids
Hazel Beers
Simon B
Frank O'Neill
Lea Schantz
Killian Company
Supreme Court Moves to Disbar Hiss
The Supreme Court suspended Al Ger Hiss from practicing before the court and gave him 40 days to show cause why he should not be permanently disbarred. The action follows New York’s disbarment of Hiss, a former State Department official now imprisoned for perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Frankfurter
Reed
Clark
Chamber Highways Unit To Hold Meeting Friday
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce highways committee will hold a luncheon at noon Friday in the Roosevelt hotel. Topics include a new primary road renovation program for the Iowa Highway Commission and plans to entertain commission members at a Cedar Rapids dinner on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids
Lacocks File Bankruptcy Petitions in Cedar Rapids
Glenn B. and Rosemary E. Lacock filed joint bankruptcy petitions in federal court Cedar Rapids listing total debts over $11,000. Each petition shows debts of $5,653.12. Glenn reports assets of $425 with $300 exempt. Rosemary lists no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
Glenn B
Rosemary E. L. Lacock
Marion
Glenn Lacock
Rosemary Lacock
Edward Seiler Dies Noted Tin Pan Alley Lyricist
Edward Seiler, 40, a noted Tin Pan Alley lyricist, died of a heart attack Tuesday in Linden New Jersey. He wrote the words to hits including I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire When The Lights Go On Again and Till Then. He collapsed while playing basketball with two nephews in his yard. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Dana 9 and Michalene 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
N. J
Edward Seiler
Tin Pan Alley
Seiler
Dana
Michalene
Index Unchanged as Food Prices Hold Steady
New York wholesale food prices remained unchanged this week per the Dun and Bradstreet food index. The index stood at $6.64, down 4.2 percent from last year’s $6.93 for the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beardsley Taps Interim C Commerce Commissioner Successor
Gov. Beardsley said he will name a successor within a day or two for Commerce Commissioner B. M. Richardson who resigned at year end 1951 after a drunk driving fine. The appointee will serve until a new commissioner is elected to complete the term ending Dec 31. Richardson, 55, faced a $300 fine and accusations of misconduct at a Jefferson hearing in Sept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William S. Beardsley
Commerce
B. M. Richardson
Goordsley
Richardson
Buena Vista County
Jefferson Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson
New Civic Bureau Chairman To Be Installed Thursday
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will transfer chairmanship of the Civic bureau from Roy Taylor to Werner Heckl at Thursday night’s meeting. John T. Hamilton II will conduct the gavel passing, with W. S. Peterson as featured speaker and Msgr. William H. Schulte giving the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Roy Taylor
Werner Heck l
Bureau
John T. Hamilton II
W. S. Peterson
Midwest
The
du Pont Company
William H. Schulte
Immaculate Conception Church
Robert Caldwell
Palette Club meets at library gallery for rug weaving
The Palette club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the public library gallery for rug weaving. Also notes list hospital return and air base assignments of local residents, including Lt Glenn Medhus and Pfc Glenn Comried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palette Club
the Public Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
C. R. Weather
Hastings
la Crosse
McGregor
Keokuk
Cedar River
Aldys J. Baskerville Vs
Robert H. Baskerville
Raymond Snyder
Antoinette Scolaro
W. H. Oakley
Mary C. Bixby
Central Fire Station
Company No. 1
Gertrude Netley
First Avenue NE
William Kane
Nineteenth Street
Wilma McMann
Seventeenth Street NE
Harold Waite
Sixteenth Avenue
Gayne Ek
Thirtieth Street
Ernest Hines
Fourth Avenue SE
Frank Zelezny
Twenty-first Avenue
Theillers Bishick
Mercy
Elmer Goodreau
Fifteenth Street
Myron Burger
St. Luke’s
William Birkemeier
Robert Spencer
Blairstown
Paul Mcllrath
Fourth Street
Ralph Davis
Johnson Avenue
Dean Clark
Lisbon
Leland Loughrey
Sixth Avenue
Rudolph Kindl
University Hospitals
St. Mary’s Church
McGovern Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Oxford Junction
John B. Claik
Mayflower Cemetery
Williamsburg
Otto Trimpe
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Homestead
Church Cemetery
Harold Trinder
Evergreen Cemetery
Oxford
Marie Leeney
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Central City
Abbie Epperson
D. D. Epperson
Passmore Funeral Home
Mt. Clark Cemetery
Wilmer Larson
Martelle
Federation
Texas Hospital
C.R
R. J. Kennedy
Charles H. Mills
Auto Parts Co
William Hungerford
F. W. Montague
Mrs
Twining Services
Brague Services
Lynes
Justice Dept
High Tribunal
Safeway Stores, Inc
Office of Price Stabilization
Honolulu
Interstate Commerce Commission
Florida
Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
ICC
C.R. Marine
National Foundation
High Court
Chamber Highways Unit
Glenn B. Lacocks
Beardsley
Seon
4.E. Yearick
Iowa Avenue SE
Hall
Adv
Glenn L. Medhus
Kirtland Air Force Base
New Mexico
Frank Kotek
1605
Fifth Street NW
Booster Club
William Kudina
Cedar Rapids Booster Club
First Avenue
Pfc
Glenn Comried
Lester Comried
G Avenue
Barksdale Field
Pfe
Charles F. Alnutt
Eva Alnutt
Lowry Air Force Base
al Dulgue
Farmers Insurance Group
Meclean Bassin
McLean
Third Street
DIAL
Fire Insurance Exchange
Farmers Insurance Crow
Eer
Oviecu
Rvice
Lapes
Florist
Third Ave
Arner & Son Funeral Directors
Second Avenue S.E
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