Divorce Petitions and Local Incidents Reported in Daily Record
A digest of legal notices lists divorce petitions including Doris Helen Brendel vs Alfred Brendel and several name changes or separations. Also noted are a speeding case against Carl L Shelly of 1412 Third Street NW with penalties, and a series of emergency calls: 11 05 p m Sunday for an electric motor on an oil burner at 517 Dunreath drive NE, a chimney fire at 600 Fifth Avenue, and a general notice involving Arthur Zila and Company No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunreath Drive
Arthur Zila
Company No. 3
Fifth Avenue
oFery Albertson
Assault and Battery and The Threats in Cedar Rapids
Assault and battery charges against Ralph Stu art of 500 F avenue NW with $25 costs. Threatening to commit a public offense against Ralph Swalom with $5 costs. Justice W. A. Passing in a prohibited area. George Clark of Cedar Rapids faces $5 costs under Justice H. R. Churchill. Clifford O Brine of 308 Eighth Avenue SE reports six new tires valued at $125 stolen from a shop. L. L. Holets of 618 Thirty second Street NE reports four white New Zealand rabbits stolen from a pen in the back yard. John McArtor of 2906 Cusland Avenue NE reports six white rabbits stolen. Marvin Zeman of 1122 Sev an Street SE reports three white rabbits stolen.
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Ralph Stuart
F Avenue NW
Ralph Swalom
W. A
George Clark
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Churchill
Clifford O’brine
Eighth Avenue
L. L. Holets
Thirty-second Street
John McArtor
Cusland Avenue
Marvin Zeman
Sevan Street
Birth announcements from St Luokes and Mercy areas flash Jan births
A string of birth notices lists families from St Luoke to Mercy and Mexico Mo. with newborn sons and daughters dated January 5 through January 7. Names include Clarence Rix, Russell Aegler, Meri Holloway, Harvey Ingham, Ronald Anderson, Gordon Myers, Walter Ernst, George Horak, Mohammed Omar, Martin Meredith, Robert Popes, Charles Hamm, and Hazel Abernathy Hamm, among others.
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St. Luoke’s
Robert Rix
Clarence
Russell Aelagher
Sixth Street
Meri Holloway
Twenty-fifth
Yg Drive
Harvey Ingham
Mt Vernon Road
Ronald Anderson
Olin
Robert Popes
Sweeter Avenue
Mexico
Charles R. Hamm
Hamm
Hazel Abernathy
Local Births and Family Notices From City Addresses
Street NW T Abernathy and Mrs Harry C Hoover announce a daughter Linda Lou born Jan 7 at a hospital in Univer a 4. Mr and Mrs Clark T Morrow report a son at 601 Twelfth Street SE. Kansas City Mr and Mrs John H Threlk ae new daughter Carolinae deta 5. Mr Vernon Avenue and LW Stesky linked, 1926 announcements.
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T. Abernathy
Ninth At Home
Harry C. Hoover
Seventeenth Avenue
Linda Lou
Iowa City
Clark T. Morrow
Twelfth Street
Univera
Kansas City
John H. Threlk
LW Stesky
Vernon
Nazi Officer Testifies to Plan to Wipe Out Slavs
MERNBERG AP Lt Gen Enrich von dem Bach zelewski told a national military tribunal that the Nazis aimed to destroy 30 million Slavs. He said brutality targeted Russians and Poles, with orders against punishing German troops for harm to civilians in overrun regions. He noted a special brigade of criminals fought partisans and that Himmler approved harsh policies while some high commanders personally directed actions.
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Mernberg
Waffen SS
Enrich von Dem Bachzelewski
National Military Tribunal
Warsaw
Hitler
Heinrich
Gestapo
Hesi
Himmler
Bachzelewski
Clothes Set aside For Vets Is Asked
Washington AP The government urged retailers to reserve their full supply of scarce clothing for veterans. The Civilian Production Administration proposed reserving men’s suits overcoats shirts and underwear for veterans with discretion kept to the retailer. Up to 100 percent reservations for veteran stocks are recommended where servicemen’s needs cannot be met otherwise. The guide stresses noncompulsory policy and asks veterans to limit purchases to immediate needs.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Hirohito’s Horse Headed for United States
First Frost the white stallion from Emperor Hirohito’s stables will be shipped to the United States as a souvenir by Lt. Dick Ryan, a former Hollywood stunt man. The horse, famed for drawing 50,000 troops to Meiji stadium, is to arrive in two weeks and be shown at hospitals and civic events. An army report earlier suggested First Frost be given to Gen. MacArthur, who declined.
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Yokohama
Emperor Hirohito
Imperial Stables
Liberty
San Francisco
Meiji Stadium
United States
Dick Ryan
Hollywood
Pacific
First Frost
Ryan
Gen. MacArthur
Recognition of Austrian government by United States
The United States recognized Austria’s new coalition government led by Figl after elections ousted long ruling leftist parties. President Truman sent congratulations and pledged aid while the four power Allied council retains authority. The coalition aims to reduce Nazi influence, continue democratic reconstruction, and reduce occupation troops as Austria moves toward full independence.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Kari
Renner
Austria
Figl
People’s Party
Allied Council For
State Department
Allied Council
Council
Coune Ring
Peoples Party
National Assembly
People
Fig
Nazi Subs Could Stay Under Water 70 Days
Washington United States intelligence officers received a hitherto secret Doenitz report stating German U boats could travel 22 000 miles and stay submerged 70 days The chief of the German navy Doenitz reported to Allied officers The United States navy says American subs stay submerged one or two days and travel 10 000 miles The review shows 38 000 men served in the U boat fleet and 8 000 survived
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Washington
Adm
Karl Doenitz
Germany
Doenitz
Uni States Navy
Four Mayo patients die in Rochester boarding house fire
In Rochester Minnesota four Mayo Clinic patients died from suffocation after a two story boarding house fire. Nine other occupants escaped unharmed. The blaze gutted the building near the clinic and investigators cited defective wiring as a possible cause. Duty officer said victims were undergoing examinations and had rented rooms due to crowded hospital conditions.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Salvation Army
E. Frederick Giles
San Francisco
W. H. Carruthers
Glenboro
Manitoba
Charles Flenn
Maiden Rock
Wis
Harvey Richardson
Corheath
Nova Scotia
Marshalltown Veteran Dies After Poison Ingestion
Sir ene Robbins, 35, a 34th division veteran released on points last June, died Sunday hours after swallowing poison. Judge Ray P. Scott, acting coroner, reported Robbins had recently been divorced by his wife for the second time.
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Marshalltown
Sirene Robbins
Ray P. Scott
Robbins
Veteran Killed Near Jewell After Car Skids on Ice
Harold Eitthiem Jr., 24, recently released from the navy after six years of service, was killed when his car skidded on ice and plunged off a dead-end road near Jewell early Sunday. His neck was broken.
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Webster City
Harold Eitthiem, Jr
Navy
Jewell
Deaths Mary Mollie Weiss 81 Cedar Rapids widow dies after long illness
Mary Mollie Weiss 81 widow of Gus L. Weiss longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies at home 612 Third Street NW after a long illness Born June 5 1864 in Ing and married in 1888 in Cedar Rapids services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Turner chapel burial in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Mary Mollie Weiss
Gus L. Weiss
Cedar Rapids
Third Street
Ing
Cedar OP
Moorri
Weiss
Frank P
Cedar A
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs. Clara Gaunt 78 Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Clara Gaunt widow of Charles D Gaunt aged 78 died in a local hospital after a long illness. Born May 30 1872 in Menominee Wisconsin she moved to Cedar Rapids. Survived by daughter Mrs C R Brockman and granddaughters Mrs Harmon Hall and Mrs Russell Hasty. Funeral services at Twin City chapel with burial Linwood cemetery.
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Clara Belle Gaunt
Charles D. Gaunt
Second Avenue
Menominee
Wis
Cedar Raps
C. R. Brockman
Cedar Rapids
Harmon Hall
Russell Hasty
Longach
Calif
Trinity Meodist Church
Mine & Chapel
John
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Katherine Snyder Dies In Iowa City Hospital
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs Katherine Snyder aged 81 died after a long illness at University hospital Iowa City at 10 p.m. Sunday. Born May 18 1862 in Iowa City she is survived by daughter Mrs Carrie M Youtzy two grandchildren Charles R and Edwin E Youtzy and two great grandchildren Raymond and Jeanne K Baouizy all of Cedar Rapids. Her husband John died in 1943. She was a member of Trinity Methodist church. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Rohn chapel Rev John E DeLong officiating. Burial at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday.
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Katherine Snyder
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ling
Snyder
Carrie M. Youtzy
Charles R
Edwin E. Youtzy
Ansehildren
Raymond
Jeanne K Baouizy
John
Trinity Methodist Church
Rohn
John E. DeLong
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Martha Katherine Holland in Tipton
Martha Katherine Holland died at 6 a.m. Monday at 312 E avenue NW after a long illness. Born November 23, 1875 in Norway she came to the United States at 17. She married A. A. Holland in 1901 at Norway Iowa and was a member of the Four Square Gospel church. Surviving are her husband a son Joseph Holland Tipton two sisters and a brother in Europe two brothers in Spokane Washington and a granddaughter Virginia Holland Tipton. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Moon chapel with callers welcome.
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Martha Katherine Holland
A. A. Holland
E Avenue NW
Norway
Mr. Holland
Four Square
Virginia Holland
Tipton
Moon Chapel
Death of Henry Lockhart in Sauk Rapids Minn
George Lockhart reports the death of his brother Henry Lockhart of Sauk Rapids Minnesota on Saturday Born May 11 1869 in Fairfax township He formerly lived south of Cedar Rapids before moving to Minnesota Survivors include his widow three sons and a daughter all in Minnesota and his brother George Services are set for Tuesday at Sauk Rapids.
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George Lockhart
Henry Lockhart
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Fairfax Township
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
George
Funeral services set for Carl Boswell St Clair
Cedar Rapids resident Carl Boswell St Clair aged 21 years will be honored in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Tuesday with Rev I E Linkletter of Second Christian church and Veterans of Foreign Wars conducting. Burial Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Carl Boswell St. Clair
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Memorial Park
Peter H. Paulson 78 Dies at Onslow
Services for Peter H. Paulson 78 died Sunday at Onslow will be held Tuesday at Zion Evangelical church. German native, he lived in Jones county since 1870 and was a former director of Onslow Savings Bank. Surviving are his wife and daughters Nelius Lowden Meinhard Center Junction Mrs Marviné Nissen and Mrs Claire Westphal Wyoming.
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Onslow
Peter H. Paulson
Zion Evangelical Church
Germany
Jones County
Onslow Savings Bank
Nelius
Lowden
Meinhard
Center Junction
Marviné Nissen
Claire Westphal
Wyoming
Naval Barracks Fire Hits Swan Island Center
A Sunday fire at the Swan Island naval separation center in Portland caused slight burns to one sailor and about 4000 dollars in damage to the temporary barracks, mattresses and blankets. Eighteen fire engines fought the blaze after a heating stove explosion.
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Portland
Ore
INS
Swan Island Naval Separation Center
Riots in Egypt Lead to Arrests in Pasha Procession
Ten youths were arrested after a Sunday procession in Cairo protesting the government. The demonstrators chanted for revolt during the march honoring Sen. Amin Osman Pasha, with authorities reporting unrest among white-cloaked youths.
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CATRO
Aees
Amin Osman Pasha
Des Moines to Build 200 Veteran Housing Units
Des Moines emergency housing panel plans 200 two bedroom houses for veterans with bids due January 21 at city hall. Lots donated by school district and county, cost targeted below 5000 dollars to suit veterans earning 125 to 150 dollars monthly. Mayor John MacVicar and officials say financing efforts for low cost homes have faced problems.
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DES Moines
Des Moines Emergency Housing Committee
Coe
John MacVicar
Oie
W. H. Cotton
County Board of
Popes
Harry Millstead
Harry Millstead, of the City Auditor's Office
Stassen Urges OPA to Adjust Housing Controls
Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor urged OPA to adjust housing controls to peace needs at the Colorcade of America opening. He urged an overall plan for better homes in ten years and emergency shelter soon, citing scarce materials and limited skilled labor due to union apprentice rules.
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Chicago
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
OPA
Stassen
Colorcade of America
Institute of Carpet Manufacturers
Home Furnishings Style Council
America
Missing Suzanne Degnan Abduction Case Details Emergence
Police report indicates seven foot high window left open by parents. Elizabeth, 10, slept in another room unharmed. Father Degnan says no enemies and suspects money motive. Suzanne, light haired first grader at Sacred Heart Academy, known as friendly. Family sought shelter with Mrs Flynn. Degman formerly rubber company executive, later OPA official.
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Degnan
Elizabeth
H.e
Sacred Heart Academy
Suzanne
Degnans
Chicago
Degman
Pearl Harbor
OPA
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Baby Derby Ends in Tie First New Year 1946
Springfield reports a tie for the first baby of 1946 after a week of judge deliberations. Mrs. John Clements and Mrs. Wesley Duncan each gave birth to a daughter within the first 30 seconds of the new year. Merchants paid out double prizes and included free hospitalization for both babies and mothers.
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Springfield
Ill
John Clements
Wesley Duncan
Bebe
Whitsel Sues Dickinson for 25000 Damages in City Accident
Courthouse records show Franklin Whitsel filed a 25000 personal damage suit Monday against J H Dickinson. Whitsel alleges injuries from a collision at First Ave E and Tenth St as he crossed against a red light, including brain concussion skull fracture and lacerations.
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Franklin Whitsel
Mt. Vernon Road
J. H. Dickinson
Amatist ’S Hospital
First Avenue
Tenth Street
Dickinson
Whitsel
Suit Filed Over Due Rent Between Neighbors
Charles Macy of 1625 Sixth Avenue SE filed suit Monday against Mr and Mrs J L Kelly at 1616 Sixth Avenue SE seeking 132 dollars for overdue rent. Macy says the Kellys have defaulted on 33 dollars per month since September 16.
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Charles Macy
Sixth Avenue SE
J. L. Kelly
Macy
Kellys
Attorney Edward Dahms Wins Judgment for Defaulting Defendant
Edward J. Dahms, attorney, secured a judgment of 181.55 dollars after the defendant failed to appear. Judge G. K. Thompson ruled in favor of Dahms, providing a clear monetary recovery.
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Edward J. Dahms
Sudeener Mondieseudge
G. K. Thompson
Dahms
Contempt of Court Sentencing for Don W Kimball
Judge Lloyd Philbrick ordered a 30 day suspended sentence for Don W. Kimball on a contempt of court charge on Monday. The disposition includes conditions to avoid actual jail time pending compliance with court orders.
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Don W. Kimball
Lloyd Philbrick
Marshall says progress in Chinese peace talks at Chungking
Gen George C Marshall told reporters after a three hour session with Chinese Nationalist and Communist delegations in Chungking that progress had been made in the peace talks. He met with Gen Chou En lai and Gen Chang Chun and all three emerged smiling as they prepared to resume negotiations.
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Chang
Chou
Marshall
Texas stamps go on sale at Cedar Rapids post office
City briefs report stamps now available at the Cedar Rapids post office. Also noted, Mrs. Adrian E. Crew of 3232 Dalewood Drive SE has recovered from major surgery at St Luke's Hospital and is now able to receive visitors. The West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Texas
Cedar Rapids
Adrian E. Crew
Dalewood Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Westside Mutuel Fire Insurance Association
Chamber of Commerce
Central Committee to Meet Tuesday Evening
The C. S. A. central committee will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the C. S. S. hall to discuss governance and plans.
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C. S. A. Central Committee
C. S . S. Hall
Penick and Ford worker suffers knee burn at plant
H. S. Buxton, 44, of 410 Eightern'h street NW, sustained a second degree knee burn while on shift at the Penick and Ford plant Saturday night. He received treatment at St. Luke's hospital and was later released.
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H. S. Buxton
Eightern
H Street NW
Penick and Ford
St. Luke’s Hospital
Woman Injured After Car Door Opens on K Avenue
Mrs Lorraine Robinson of 1253 Fourth Street NW suffered abrasions to both knees when thrown from a car at K Avenue and Fourth Street NW Sunday morning. She was transported by Ambulance Service to St Lukes Hospital with Monday condition reported as good. Driver Everett Nemer of 705 Tenth Street SE said he was driving east on K Avenue when the front door flew open and Mrs Robinson fell from the car.
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Lorraine Robinson
Fourth Street
K Avenue
Fourth Street NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Everett Nemer
Tenth Street
Robinson
Ike
Protest Continues as Filipino File Goal Delays Demobilization
G I committee members voice complaints to Secretary of War Patterson as demobilization slows in the Western Pacific. Soldiers march in Manila though demonstrations remain orderly, while Lt. Col. Hurd notes investigation into alleged file examination by a man in a Maghai army officer's uniform.
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W.hile
Ams
Neady
Earl Baumgardner
Peengeer
Manila
Radio Corporation of America
Baumgardner
United the
Cage
Styer
A. R. Hurd
G. I
Patterson
Ens
Druggist Stricken in Clinton Store
W Henning, 76, a prominent Siebel, died of a heart attack in his store in Clinton Saturday night.
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Clinton
W. Henning
Siebel
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Carl L. Shelly
Third Street NW
Nue
Doris Helen Brendel
Alfred Brendel
Walter F. Cuga
Verda
Esther Fizek
Dale K. Druschel
Vinton
Darlene Steinberg
van Horne
Woodrow L. Johnson
Marcia
Cargin
Cedar Rap
Rose L. Topinka
Lester F. Topinka
Miriam G. Ingels
Ray W. Ingels
Darleen R. Vajgrt
Walter William Vajgrt
Moore
Ray Moore
Thelma Moore
Hillard D. Moore
Justice Court
Police Theft Report
Howard C
Burleson
Merchants Bank
Hirohito
U.S
Janeba Funeral Home
J Strest
Beatrice Jancha
Avor
U. S
Mayo
Blaze
4. A. Holland
C. B. St. Clair
Naval Barracks
Egypt
China
King Peizures Syndicate
Lapes
Third Avenue
Moen Funeral Home
Philippines
Western Pacific
William Kennedy
Newport
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G.I
Army
Congressional
Senate
Styers
Quezon Bridge
Headquarters
Far One
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Arcmin
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