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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1945

Page

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Senator Whitehill Dies As Legislature Opens

Iowa Senator B C Whitehill 69 of Marshalltown died of a heart attack as the Fifty-first General Assembly opened in Des Moines He had been named president pro tempore but was unable to attend the caucus due to heart trouble Hart of Keokuk was chosen to succeed him and elected pro tempore 45 to 0.

Des Moines B. C. Whitehill Marshalltown Iowa Senate Fifty-first General Assembly Senate Whitehill Stanley L. Hart Keokuk Hart Mercy Hospital John Gardner Lisbon Senator Whitehill State Center Saskatchewan Canada Iowa Soldiers Home Marshall Robert D. Blue Marshall County Frank C. Byers Cedar Rapids Kenneth Evans Emerson Byers House Ted Sloane Polk County Thomas Doyle Emmanuel William C. Brashares A. R. Avery Spencer A. C. Gustafson Jay C. Colburn Harlan F. J. Pine Columbus Junction G. E. Whitehead Perry Harold Felton Indianola J. R. Hall Malvern E. E. Poston Corydon Felton Leroy Mercer Iowa City Rep Posten

Rites Held for Anamosa Victims of Lisbon Train Crash

Services were held in Anamosa for Mr. and Mrs. Wright Frazier, killed when their car collided with a Chicago and North Western freight train near Lisbon. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery. Frazier, an Anamosa attorney, and his wife were en route to celebrate Fraziers' 40th birthday at the Briggs home.

Anamosa Wright Frazier Lisbon Rorth Western Smykil Funeral Marion L. Sanderlin Riverside Cemetery Frazier Harlan Briggs

Father and son confess to Iowa murder

Philip Heincy and his son William Henry Heincy, both held in Polk County Jail, confessed to the murder of resort operator Robert W. O. Raebel on West Okoboji Lake on December 16. They face first degree murder and related robbery charges. Raebel's wife was severely beaten and remains in critical condition. Raebel’s car was used in the crime, and the motive includes robbery with valuable findings and possible revenge.

Des Moines Philip Heincy William Henry Heincy la Belle Polk County Robert W. O. Raebel West Okoboji Lake R. W. Nebergall Iowa Bureau of Investigation Iowa Quincy Sam Kelly State Bureau of Investigation Spirit Lake Nebergall Raebel Dickinson County William Heiney Missouri State Penitentiary Fort Madison John Watt Margaret Thompson Hardin County Philip William Kansas City Joe L. McQuirk D. O. Bender Heineys Storm Lake Bureau of Investigation

Men and War IN THE SERVICE

Army and Navy personnel households report on service members. William H. Lynch Jr earns two Oak Leaf Clusters with the Air Medal for meritorious achievement over Germany while a Flying Fortress tail gunner in England. Joseph P. Wall earns aerial gunner wings after graduating in Laredo Texas. his brother Sgt. Vincent Wall serves in Belgium and Pvt. William Wall is in an Italian POW camp. Other families list Capt Ben Carns with multiple honors, hospital apprentice Edward Rocarek, and sailors Jess Martin and Pvt. Lester Skalsky on furloughs or awaiting reassignment.

William H. Lynch, Jr W. H. Lynch Fourth Avenue SW Germany Lynch England Set Joseph P. Wall Veronica Wall F Avenue NW Laredo Texas Roosevelt Sgt Wall Link Belt Vincent Wall Signal Corps Belgium Pvt William Wall Weingarten Ben Carns Eighth Air Force Sixth Avenue SE Fauh R. Carns Carns Lester Skalsky Southwest Pacific Hot Springs Ark George A. Skaisky Ferry Command Gonefield Mont Army Air Corps Everett Usher Lester Usher Fourteenth Avenue South Pacific Earl Norman Oklo Vern Usher Eighth Avenue SW

Local Navy Personnel Transfers And Leaves Reported

Seaman Lawrence H. Johnson moves from pre radio to primary training at Oklahoma A and M Stillwater while Dorothy Jane Freeman spends an eight day leave with her parents in Des Moines area. Leslie P. Farmer promoted to sergeant with the Marine Corps in the Central Pacific. Pvt. James Richey has arrived in France. Velma Rose Love on three day leave from Corpus Christi Naval Air Station.

Lawrence H. Johnson Seaman Harry S. Johnson Washington Avenue Michigan City Mich Oklahoma A Stillwater Okla Dorothy Jane Freeman R. C. Freeman Joseph Ennis Twentieth Avenue Seaman Freeman Memphis, Tenn Naval Air Station Thomas Freeman Leslie P. Farmer Frank O. Farmer Second Avenue SE A Avenue NW Sgt. Farmer Marine Corps Central Pacific Velma Rose Love C. A. Love Twenty-fourth Avenue Corpus Christi Texas

Twenty Five More Jones County Men in Service

Inductees from Jones County were sent to Fort Snelling last week. Named include Marion Dirks and Elva Bunting of Anamosa. John Schilt Kuhns Lyon Claus Leonard of Monticello. Roland Morrison Felton Kleitsch Talbert of Cascade. Edward Tjaden and Gene Denniston of Onslow. Merlin Kuehl Heiken of Scotch Grove. William Cozart of Mt. Vernon. Raymond Antons of Center Junction. Henry Hester of Zwingle. Marvin Engelbart of Amber. Francis Miller of Mechanicsville. Marvin Stokes of Bernard. Marvin Opfer of Springville. Richard Smith and Olin Biere of Morley.

Anamosa Jones County Fort Snelling Marion G. Dirks Elva M. Bunting Monticello John W. Schilt Kermit W. Kuhns John J. Lyon Wayne E. Claus Milton C. Leonard Cascade Roland J. Morrison Joseph C. Felton Carl N. Kleitsch John L. Talbert Onslow Edward J. Tjaden Gene M. Denniston Scotch Grove Merlin A. Kuehl John H. Heiken Mt. Vernon William A. Cozart Center Junction Raymond G. Antons Zwingle Henry M. Hester Amber Marvin G. Engelbart Mechanicsville Francis D. Miller Bernard Marvin J

Cedar County Marriage Licenses and Divorces 1944

In Cedar County eighty three marriage licenses were issued in 1944 and eighteen divorces were granted reflecting the year’s family status events.

Tipton Cedar County

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B. B. Hickenlooper Mrs. Frazier Toledo Helen Schultz Tama Orion Schultz Anna Ward James Ward Sgt. Lynch Cpl Fred Vost Center Street Mrs J. Vost Madison Street Edward Rocarek U. S. Naval Reserve Naval Hospital, San Diego Second Street C. R. Rubins Dona Karen Charles Rubins Twenty-fifth Street Drive Detroit Jess Martin Pacific Saipan W. E. Martin Emerald Drive Sgt. Wall James Richey France Hazel Richey Center Point Road St. Joseph Aspirin Pete Nea LGW Price Pizi 3Rd Avenue Newman Mon Bess Lac Fort Pierce Fla J&p Coats Armstrong Houseweares Carolina Cretonne
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