Public Records and Birth Notices in Daily Record
The notice lists ration stamp validity for Meat-Red, Foods-Blue, Sugar, Gasoline and Fuel Oil, plus airplane shoe stamps and new bond details. Marriage licenses to Leon Heiman and Mary Nauteen Mahlon of Buffalo Center. Local fines for unlawful U turns double parking and drunkenness. Births recorded at St Luke's Mercy and nearby hospitals between Jan 6 and Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Leon Heiman
Mary Nauteen Mahlon
Buffalo Center
Breakins continued as youths confess in Cedar Rapids
Washington and Linn county authorities turned two youths over to Cedar Rapids after they confessed to the breakins. Deputy Whittemore and Inspector Kudina secured full confessions on Sunday. Police had pursued them since Holstrom’s car was stolen and suspect Burns and Wells stole the vehicle and alerted Camp Hood to hold Burns on December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Linn
Cedar Rapids
P. J. Whittemore
Bill Kudina
Holstrom
Burns
Wells
Camp Hood
W.O.L
Cedar Rapids Realtors Pledge Unified Goals At Dinner
Don Hines new Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce president tells Cedar Rapids realtors at a Real Estate board dinner at the YMCA that local Realtors are selling Cedar Rapids. C E White presided as Miss Caryl Austin led a housing problems discussion with the Veterans' Service and Information center director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Don Hines
Chamber of Commerce
Ward's Court Battle Begins Amid Ward's Seizure Case
The government asks Federal District Judge Philip L. Sullivan for a temporary injunction to stop Montgomery Ward and its properties from interfering with army operation in seven cities. Sewell Avery and 15 Ward's officials face the suit as Hugh Cox cites risks to the national economy and wartime production. The dispute centers on a campaign against the War Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Company
Ward
War Labor Board
Hugh Cox
Philip L. Sullivan
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
Cox
WLB
Yanks Bomb German Routes With Heavy Air Strikes
More than 700 American heavy bombers and about 200 Mustangs attacked rail and road lines from Frankfurt to the western front and at Nazi positions in Luxembourg and Belgium in the Ardennes bulge. The raids followed a large British strike on Munich and targeted Saar front supply centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frankfurt
Germany
Luxembourg
Belgium
Ardennes Bulge
Eighth Air Force
Saar Front
Munich
Belgian
Bulge
United States
Ninth Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Ninth
Police sweep weekend thefts in city
Police checked a string of minor weekend thefts across the city. Victims include Mrs Mary Atty reporting a coat watch locket cash and clothing missing from her home Sunday night, Mrs Fairbanks missing cash, Bozanek a gold watch from a company locker between Dec 22 and Jan 5, Heck a blanket camera shells and clothes from his car, E Murphy a sled, and Mrs Martha Brown a purse with $6 missing Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Atty
Eighth Street
Fairbanks
Sixth Street
Francis Bozanek
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Quaker Oats Company
Donald Heck
First Avenue NW
E. Murphy
Rockford Road
Martha Brown
First Avenue
Yugoslav Crisis Deepens Over Regency Dispute in London
London Daily Herald reports King Peter refuse to name a regent and may press Premier Ivan Subasic to resign, raising fears of a civil war in Yugoslavia. The article notes tensions between royal authority and government leadership as instability grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ins
London Daily Herald
Peter
Ivan Subasic
Airport company to build hangar and lab near northwest runway
A private firm secured War Production board approval to expand airborne radio equipment work for military needs and future commercial planes. Plans include a 100 by 100 foot hangar and 40 by 100 foot lab addition, hiring about 30 engineers, at the airport site with strict city and commerce department oversight. The project cost at least 150000 dollars and must align with the airport master plan and noncompete rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Max W. Burrell
Howard R. Green Construction Company
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Rites for Mrs Christiansen held. funeral plans set
Mrs Lucy Christiansen died Saturday evening at her daughter's home and services are arranged with a 1 pm prayer at Snell funeral home Clinton and 2 pm funeral service at Charlotte Lutheran Church. Burial in Elvira cemetery. Details note an omission in Sunday Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Christiansen
L. T. Kleppien
Sixth Avenue
Snell
Clinton
Charlotte Lutheran Church
William Zable
Charlotte
Elvira
Ernest Christiansen
Tampico
Boy, 4, Burns From Upset Hot Coffee Pot
Don Schmidt reports his four year old son upset a pot of hot coffee Sunday, suffering second degree burns to the left arm and left chest. The child was treated at St. Luke's hospital and released after care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Schmidt
Donald E. Schmidt
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Roosevelts Elected to French Academy Chair
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Ghurebilt have been elected to the French Academy of Moral and Political Science. The announcement was made Monday and General de Gaulle signed the decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Roosevelt
Ghurebilt
Frenc Academy of Moral and Political Science
de Gaulle
Nazis Battle for Esztergom as Soviets Hold Danube Line
Moscow said Soviet forces ousted from Esztergom after heavy German counter attacks aimed at relieving Budapest garrison. Russians reported 1,400 Germans killed, 300 captured, 49 tanks and 16 armored carriers disabled, while advancing near Komarom and within 60 miles of Bratislava and 95 miles east of Vienna.
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London
Danube
Esztergom
Budapest
Moscow
Hron River
Komarom
Pest
Feodor Tulbukhin
Berlin
Hron
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Vienna
Vistula River
Poland
River Front Line Fixed by Council
The city council passed a resolution to define the river front line along the Cedar river east of First avenue. The city issued a quitclaim deed to the U.M.L.C.A. for land on the west side of First street NE, abutting the river, as the Heatherington Letter Company purchased the other property. The YMCA could not clear title to the building, and the quitclaim was approved by the river front commission.
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Cedar River
First Avenue
U.mlc.a
First Street
Heatherington Letter Company
Y.M.C.A
River Front Commission
Optimist Club to Hear Dr Dunnington Tuesday
The Optimist club will host Dr L L Dunnington pastor of the First Methodist church Town City Tuesday noon in the Florentine room Roosevelt hotel. He will speak on The Challenge of 1945 and the World Scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Dunnington
First Methodist
Town City
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Roosevelt backs moratorium on Sherman act for insurers
President Roosevelt supports a general moratorium on Sherman anti trust action for the insurance business until March 1 1946 excluding boycott coercion or intimidation. He released a Jan 2 letter to Senator Radcliffe noting readjustment after a Supreme Court ruling that insurance is in commerce. The administration does not seek federal insurance regulation but sees no conflict with state regulation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Sen. Radcliffe
D-Md
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Supreme Court
Flying Cross Awarded To Sgt. Black Marengo
Washington AP reports the Distinguished Flying Cross is awarded to Staff Sgt. George W. Black of Marengo Ja for actions with the Eighth Air Force during World War II. The War Department announced the decoration on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Black
Marengo
Report of Condition for United State Bank of Cedar Rapids
United State Bank of Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa reports December 30 1944 condition with resources totaling 2 718 700 63 including cash and US government obligations and loans. Liabilities show deposits 2 559 020 55 and capital accounts 148 088 09 with signatures of J Prochaska J Pochobradsky Jr and Charles Kriz and notary L J Pochobradsky Jr on January 6 1945.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
United States
U. S
Esa Vile
State of
Ss We
Prochaska
J. Pochobradsky
Charles Kriz
Ty Rochaska
Carenen i
JY Poghobrad
Sulfa Compound Aids Skin and Scalp Sufferers
Modern science endorses sulfa drugs for local use against staph and strep infections on skin and scalp. Psoridisal, containing sulfanilamide, provides itching relief and scales removal, with a money back guarantee. Available at leading drug stores. Cedar Rapids and Royal Oak addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu-Basic Chemical Products Co
Royal Oak
Mich
Cedar Rapids
War Production official urges bigger output for war needs
Arthur W. Lineberry, head of the Quad-Cities War Production Board, told Cedar Rapids Rotarians that civilian production must surge to supply the front. He cited super critical items such as heavy artillery ammo, combat loaders, Superfortresses, A-26 Invader bombers, ship repair, and trucks, and warned shortages stem from front line demands and new tech. About 60 percent of current output is on schedule with 28 percent in critical programs, and 4,000 local workers have been lost since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Arthur W. Lineberry
Quad-Cities
War Production Board
Lineberry
Rotarians
Service Life Gold Seal policy offers $100 monthly sickness or injury
Omaha firm unveils a $1 month Gold Seal policy with up to $100 monthly disability pay, hospitalization benefits to $650, $6000 accidental death cash, no medical exam, first day disability, 10 days free examination, ages 15 to 69, mail registration in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Reliable Service Life Insurance Company
Service Life Insurance Company
Dept
Omuoha 2
Nebraska
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Coggon
Paul Sterkman
Vinton
John Prusek
Third Street
Gordon Myers
Charles Parry
Keystone
Roy Miller
Dennis H. Connelly
Denver-Chicago Trucking Company
Concrete Products Company
Center Point Road
Milwaukee
St. Luke's
Harold Fillenworth
Eighteenth Street
John Lightner
Grande Avenue
Samuel Madlam
Eleventh Street
Mercy
Thomas Barker
Nineteenth Avenue
Lowell Weede
Clarence Turner
Ninth Street
James Shaw
Thirty-second Street
Joseph Kucera
J. D Stevenson
Third Avenue
Vielsalm-La Roche
Belgian Bulge
Collins
Department of Commerce
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Charles D. Nolan Company
L. F. Whitney Company
Thorpe Well Company
Des Moines
Lane
Western Construction Company
Ames
Frank Young
Mrs. Christiansen
C. E. Tuttle
Little Rock
Ark
Effie
Edward
Mary E. Tuttle
Carie Cole
Frank
Davenport
Hawley
Sacramento
Calif
Isabel Robbins
First Avenue NE
Edward Manilaw
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
John P. Hogan
Ninth Street NW
Teahen Chapel
Frenci
Hotel Roosevelt
Ball Telephone Laboratories
Audiphone Company OF Iowa, Inc
Union Bank
Loule HW
Sila
Twenty-first St. SE
Cedar
Optimist Club
Dr. Dunnington
Sahara
C.R. Fuel CO
F.R
United State Bank
Adverter
Hladky’s
Fourth Avenue SE
Barry
Cain
Curtiss
Pkg
Prt
Milwaukee Rye Pumpernickel
SALA
Oleo
Tin
Libby
Sauerkraut Juice
Aran
Redwing
Sanford
Red Cross
Candy Bros. Mig. Co
St. Leuit
Mey
Peoples Furniture Co
People's Furniture
First Avenue East
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