Daily Record Weather and Local Police Blotter
North Dakota city reports 208 low temperatures with scattered records. The Iowa forecast calls for Sunday sun and chilly, cloudy weather with flurries east. Police notes list multiple fines for reckless driving leaving scenes and overtime parking, plus a police theft report and several birth announcements across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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Bismarck
Miem
Chicago
Denver
York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Names in a Civic Case List From Divorce Records
Betty Mae Clark and Lawrence A Clark household. Eleanor Clarene O Kelly from Chauncey Lewis O Kelly. Gertrude Mills Armstrong from Walter Armstrong. Jean Marie Feuerbach from Laverne Feuerbach. Charles A Lockhart from Betty L Lockhart. Marian Bachman vs Harold Bachman. Jessie Mae Vanourny vs Milo Wendl Vanourny. Dorothy Marie Litsey vs Robert K Litsey. Elizabeth M Cavanaugh vs Clifton C Cavanaugh. David Austin Deaver vs Elsie Kathleen Deaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mae Clark
Lawrence A. Clark
Eleanor Clarene O’kelly
Chauncey Lewis
Marian Bachman
Harold Bachman
Jessie Mae Vanourny
Milo Wendl Vanourny
Dorothy Marie Litsey
Robert K. Litsey
Elizabeth M. Cavanaugh
Clifton C. Cavanaugh
David Austin Deaver
Elsie Kathleen Deaver
State Employes May Get Boost In Des Moines
Iowa state executive council adopted a resolution Friday backing a proposed wage increase for about 1,000 public employees as not out of line with other state salaries. The plan would raise pay for Employment Security Commission workers, some Social Welfare Board staff, and some health department personnel, with funding tied to federal Social Security dollars. The measure moves to the federal Social Security board for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
State Executive Council
Iowa
Commission
State Social Welfare Board
State Department of Health
Federal Social Security Board
Employment Security Commission
Federal approval shapes welfare checks amid budget impasse
The Employment Security board confirms federal approval for welfare and social welfare programs but notes that larger benefit payments require a higher state budget from the upcoming legislature. The agency warns without new funding, benefits cannot be expanded beyond current levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Social Welfare
Chicago police seize three more suspects in Degnan kidnapping slaying
Chicago police questioned three new suspects in the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping murder case. Detectives stressed none were major suspects as they pursued every slender lead. Concurrently, Wichita jail inmate Victor Emanuel Malstrom died by suicide, leaving a note claiming trouble with Chicago police.
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Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
Victor Emanuel Malstrom
Wichita
Kaw
Cline Accused of Forgery and Theft
San Francisco report says Alfred L. Cline, 56, faces forgery and grand theft charges linked to an investigation of the death or disappearance of 11 people. DA Edmund Brown seeks $300,000 bond or $150,000 cash bail. Alleged forgery involved signing deeds to Richmond area lots owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt Lewis of Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alfred L. Cline
Edmund Brown
Cline
Richmond
Calif
Elizabeth Hunt Lewis
Oakland
Governor Blue: Eldora reform plan targets juvenile institution
Governor Blue criticized Eldora for corporal punishment and management gaps. He outlined 11 reform points from uniforms to vocational training, noting Osborn’s 1937 report overstated conditions and pledging to restore public confidence in Iowa’s juvenile system.
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Eldora
Iowa
Blue
Anamosa Reformatory
Control Board
Mitchellville
Osborn
Midwest
Flames Destroy Marquette Bank and Block In Fire
Fire destroyed the First State Savings bank and three other business district buildings in Marquette, prompting evacuation of a dozen residents. Officials estimate about 50 000 dollars in damage. Fire crews from McGregor and Prairie du Chien battled the blaze overnight, hampered by a weak water supply. The bank vault survived but was too hot to approach. The cause was believed to be a chimney fire at the bank. Residents were alerted by Ray Campbell who smelled smoke around 11 p.m. Friday. Buildings owned by the John Burke estate and a public garage owned by G. Dahmen were damaged.
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Marquette
First State Savings Bank
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
William Walter
Ray Campbell
Campbell
John Burke
G. Dahmen
Reckless Driving Charges From Friday Traffic Incidents
Two reckless driving charges were filed after Friday afternoon collisions. Captain Steve Stolba, driving east on Fifth Avenue SW, was involved when a taxi driven by Lee Strait struck his car near Third Street, causing a 50 foot skid. Strait faced fines for reckless driving and operating a taxi without a license. A second crash at First Avenue and Twenty third Streets involved Sgt. Irvin Olson who was fined for reckless driving after skidding into a pickup and then another car. Mrs. G E McFalls sustained a left side injury and was taken to a doctor.
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Steve L. Stolba
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
Lee Strait
B Avenue
Stolba
Strait
Harry S. Johnson
First Avenue
Twenty-third Streets
Irvin Olson
Postville
Olson
R. E. Gladfelter
Twentieth Avenue
Gladys Brennaman
Avenue
G. E. McFalls
Avenue NE
Troop Arrivals Aboard 45 Vessels At U S Ports
About 14 508 service personnel on 45 ships were slated to reach east and west coast ports Saturday. Listings include John Sullivan Bremen 617 troops from Antwerp 538 including 251st General Hospital and more aboard La Salle Leyte and Kitkun Bay from Okinawa.
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Associated Press
New York
John Sullivan
Bremen
175Th Inf
Thomas Benton
Antwerp
251St General Hospital
Joseph Lee
Barry
Wales
Thomas H. Sumner
Newport News
Moses Cleveland
Co. C
Eng
Los Angeles
la Salle
Leyte
Cumberland Soon
Manila
Kitkun Bay
Okinawa
Kittson
Yokohama
LST
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
Wichita
Saipan
Navy
Elkhart
Sasebo
Renate
Army
Pastores
S. Hall Young
Santa Teresa
Carl Barth
Portland
John Sykes
Nagoya
Cape
Bougainville
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Eberle
LSM
Livestock Embargo Announced by Rath Packing Company
Rath Packing Company imposes a livestock embargo in Waterloo Iowa featuring John Burroughs department head and Harold Stone hog receiving chief. The action aims to halt cattle calves and sheep deliveries ahead of a United Packing House Workers strike set for January 16. Contact with the company is required before deliveries and no hogs should arrive without prior notice.
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Rath Waterloo, Ie
Rath Company
John Burroughs
United Packing House
Rath Packing Company
Harold Stone
Vets Returning From Overseas to East Coast Ports
Eastern Iowans listed for return aboard the Cody Victory and Calvin Coolidge on January 13. Names include Sgt. George E. Fett Atkins Pfc. Charles Shepherd Oelwein S8/Sgt. Leon E. Rejman Cedar Rapids Pfc. Walter H. Hoffman Cedar Rapids and T/4 Bert C. Holmes Eldora.
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Associated Press
Divorces Filed For Deaver and Cavanaugh Couples
Courthouse reports divorce petitions from David Austin Deaver and Elsie Kathleen Deaver. Deaver seeks divorce after 20 month old son and plans to study mechanical engineering at Iowa State. He was discharged after three years service and will finish high school this month. Cavanaugh case shows Elizabeth M. Cavanaugh seeking divorce from Clifton C. Cavanaugh, alleging objection to her academic and musical pursuits and social life. The couple married Sept 3 1944 in Cedar Rapids. she is Grace Episcopal church organist and says his laughter and sports talk detract from her career and personal life. He earns 65 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Austin Deaver
Elsie Kathleen Deaver
Iowa State College
Ames
Benton Harbor
Mich
Deaver
Clifton C. Cavanaugh
Elizabeth M. Cavanaugh
Ellis Boulevard
Grace Episcopal Church
Cross-Petition Filed in Cedar Rapids Suit
Fred C. Fisher a Cedar Rapids attorney filed a cross petition in the case brought by Tribune Publishing Co of Cedar Rapids against Frank S. Miller of Cedar county and against Fisher as Miller’s attorney. Fisher seeks payment of 90 advanced dollars to enable Miller to pay 190 of a 221 bill for legal printing and asks any judgment against him be against Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Fisher
Cedar Rapids
Tribune Publishing Company
Frank S. Miller
Cedar County
Fisher
Miller
Lyon longtime Rock Island conductor dies at 76
A. W. Bill Lyon 76 of Cedar Rapids died at home 1334 Burch Ave NW at 6 p.m. Friday after 50 years as a Rock Island Railway conductor. Born in Sweden Jan 5 1870 he came to America as a baby. Surviving are six children and several relatives. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday Beatty chapel with burial Cedar Memorial. Masons to meet at 1 p.m. Monday.
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A. W. “Bill” Lyon
Cedar Rapids
Burch Avenue
Rock Island Railway
Sweden
States
Ethel
Esther Hamer
Ellen Rankin
Clifford C. Lyon
Mable Sykes
Lansing
Mich
Marie Muma
Sioux City
William K. Rankin
Mary
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Mt. Herman
A. F
A. M
Trowel
Royal Arch Masons
High Twelve Club
Malta
O.es
Gethsemane White
Order of
Beatty Chapel
W. Keith Irwin
Hermon Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Lyon
Deaths Mrs Jessie Fry Fix Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Jessie Fry Fix widow of Julius Fix and former Cedar Rapids resident died at her Rock Island home Friday at 6 p.m. She was born in Clinton on July 6, 1875 and had lived in Cedar Rapids many years before moving to Rock Island. Surviving include an Chicago aunt and several nieces and nephews. brother Eugene Lester Fry died in Cedar Rapids on Feb 1, 1936. She belonged to Peoples church and the Woman's club. Services will be at Rock Island 10:30 a.m. Monday then Turner chapel at 3 p.m. Monday with Rev Waldemar Argow officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fry Fix
Julius Fix
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Clinton
Chicago
Eugene Lester Fry
Federal Tax Liens Filed Against Local Firms
Two federal tax liens were filed in Recorder Dempsy Jones office on Saturday. The Iowa Iron and Coal company at 110 B avenue NE owes $41.22 for 1945 taxes, and Orville M. Hepner of the Hepner Rug and Carpet company at 1044 Mt. Vernon road owes $81.78 for 1945 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsy Jones
Iowa Iron and Coal Company
B Avenue NE
Orville M. Hepner
Hepner Rug and Carpet Company
Mt. Vernon Road
Sleepy Stuart Fined and Suspended Sentence Tied to Resisting Process
Ralph Sleepy Stuart, 34, of 511 F Avenue NW, was fined 50 dollars on Saturday with commitment on non payment and a suspended six month sentence to the county jail on resisting execution of process. He pled guilty to fighting two policemen during a warrant service last Sunday. He is currently serving seven and a half day term at the jail for a prior assault and battery fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Ralph
Sleepy
F Avenue NW
Mrs Laura Henderson Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Laura Henderson 67 died at 1403 Tenth Street SE at 7 15 a m Saturday after a lingering illness. Born March 19 1879 in Tallassee Alabama she had lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years and belonged to Christ Sanctified Holy Church and its missionary society. Survived by husband Charles a sister Amelia Jones Cedar Rapids and many nieces and nephews in Cedar Rapids Chicago and Minneapolis. Body at Rice Funeral Home funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Laura Henderson
Tenth Street SE
Tallassee
Ala
Cedar Rapids
Christ Sanctified Holy Church
Missionary Society
Charles
Amelia Jones
Alimony Granted in Marion Divorce Cross-Petition
Mrs Eleanor Clarence O Kelly of Marion will receive 25 weekly alimony from Cauncey Lewis O Kelly after a Friday cross-petition divorce. Custody of David 12 goes to O Kelly, and she gains custody of Dennis 4 and Kathleen 2. Judge G K Thompson granted the divorce and dismissed O Kelly’s petition. Property settlement and custody arrangements were made by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Clarence O’kelly
Marion
Cauncey Lewis O’kelly
David
O’kelly
Dennis
Kathleen
G. K.thompson
Services for Mrs Rose Herman Held Sunday at Brush Chapel
Mrs Rose Herman died at her home in Shueyville Friday morning. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Brush chapel by Rev Zdenek F Pauk with burial to follow at Hala cemetery near Walford. Friends may call at the Cedar chapel.
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Rose Herman
Shueyville
Brush Chapel
Zdenek F. Pauk
Hala
Walford
Cedar Rapids
Reports Hog Stolen and Local Notices
Vernon Weiniger a former southwest of Walker reported to the sheriff Friday that a Poland China brood sow was stolen from a feed lot Thursday night or Friday morning. The Linn county chapter of the Isaak Walton League of America organized last May filed articles of incorporation Saturday. Directors for 1945 46 are Frank Powers James H Smith Alvin G Keyes Russell Graham Maynard Downey Leo Heaton Tom Wiley and Harold Johnson. Releases were made Saturday of the tax liens against W A Miller 860 Fifth avenue SE doing business as Millers Bakery for 36.47 in 1945 taxes and against Messinger and Sons 1127 Fifth street NW for 285.88 for 1943 44 taxes.
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Vernon Weiniger
Walker
Linn County
Isaak Walton League of America
Frank Powers
James H. Smith
Alvin G. Keyes
Russell Graham
Maynard Downey
Leo Heaton
Tom Wiley
Harold Johnson
W. A. Miller
Fifth Avenue SE
Miller’s Bakery
Messinger and Sons
Fifth Street NW
Services for Michael Chocholka at Barta-Hesser chapel
Services for Michael Chocholka of 1507 E Street SW who died at home Thursday evening will be held at 2 p m Sunday in the Barta Hesser chapel conducted by T B Hlubucek Burial will be in Bohemian National Cemetery Friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Chocholka
E Street
Barta-Hesser
T. B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Manville Rites Held in Clinton
Services for Mrs. Mary Manville 67 widow of Percy Newton W. Manville Cedar Rapids resident for six years who died in a local hospital Friday will be at Snell chapel Clinton at 3 p.m. Monday Burial will be in Springdale cemetery There is a call period at Turner chapel until noon Sunday.
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Manville
Mary Manville
Percy Newton W. Manville
Cedar Rapids
Snell
Clinton
Springdale
Turner Chapel
German Cruiser Eugen To Be Brought to U S
The German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen will sail from Bremen for the United States this weekend to be the subject of study and experimentation by the navy, officials announced Friday night.
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Washington
Bremen
United States
Navy
Earl Miller Seeks Old Post in June
DES MOINES Earl G Miller former secretary of state for the Republican party filed nominating papers for the post in the June primary. Miller first won the office in 1939 serving two terms. He previously ran unsuccessfully for governor against Bourke and Hickenlooper.
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Des Moines
INS
Earl G. Miller
Republican Party
Miller
Ken Bourke B. Hickenlooper
City Briefs Silver Dollars Stolen
H. E. Williams reported to police that $28 was stolen from a tin can on a shelf in his kitchen. He told Detective L. B. Marshall the can held $25 silver dollars and three dollars in halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Williams
Third Avenue SE
L. B. Marshall
Learns Father Survived War in Czechoslovakia
The Rev. Josef Badura received a long awaited letter from his brother in law Geryk Franz of Holesev, Czechoslovakia. It confirms his 83 year old father survived the hard war years, providing the pastor the first information since 1939.
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Ville
Josef Badura
Geryk Franz
Holesev
Czechoslovakia
Badura
Men and Women In Service
Edward W Rocarek a hospital apprentice has been honorably separated from the navy after 23 months service mostly at San Diego naval hospital and a Hawaiian hospital He is now with Klinger Paint Co Sgt Wilbur Cornthwaite son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cornthwaite has returned after 31 months overseas He earned the Asiatic Pacific ribbon with four battle stars and the navy clasp with one star Ensign Irving G Dorheim has been honorably separated at Great Lakes He and his wife live at 1860 B avenue NE He served aboard a destroyer in the Pacific and plans to resume study at the University of Iowa Pvt Edward J Hladek of Hopkinton has begun a nine week basic training at Harlingen TX Torpedoman 1/c Leo George Kacena has been honorably discharged after 41 months in the navy He took part in the Okinawa operation and Japan occupation Formerly with Liebke and Taylor he will return as watchmaker Master Sgt Paul R Lowy and his wife and daughter Nancy Jean visited his parents 623 Second street SW Overseas 15 months total 42 months of duty.
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Edward W. Rocarek
S.c
Second Street
Navy
Minneapolis
Wilbur Cornthwaite
Ralph Cornthwaite
Kavenny
Irving G. Dorheim
Great Lakes, Ill
B Avenue NE
Ensign Dorheim
Pacific
University of Iowa
Leo George Kacena
Okinawa
Japan
Liebke and Taylor Company
Paul R. Lowy
Nancy Jean
Minn
R. Lowy
Christmas Homecoming From The War Echoes In Cedar Rapids
LeRoy Hollan returns home for Christmas after serving in the Signal Corps in Europe. He recalls reunions with friend Don W. Johnson in Paris and describes planned civilian adjustments, including a return to civilian clothing and reentry into family life.
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Hollan
Gen. Eisenhower
Paris
Johnson
States
Camp Grant
Cedar Rapids
Don
LeRoy
Easing Enforcements Sought for Penny Overcharges in Iowa
Des Moines AP Walter D. Kline Iowa OPA director urged local boards gain discretion under price control act to dismiss cases with conclusive proof of accidental violations or issue warnings to first offenders. He stressed the request is not prompted by Manchester Ind panel and notes a single cent overcharge counts as a violation. Delaware county OPA panel member Bigham questioned assessing minor fractions and Busby asked Manchester panel resign for not levying more penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Walter D. Kline
Iowa
OPA
Clyde Bigham
Delaware County
Bigham
W. C. S. Busby
Manchester
Battle Chaplain to Speak at Westminster Church
The Rev Yoder P Leith of Pittsburgh will serve as supply minister at Westminster Presbyterian church for the next three Sundays with services at 10 55 a m. Leith, a former pastor at Manchester Presbyterian, joined the army in 1942 after eight years in Pittsburgh. Yank magazine named him Battle Chaplain last spring for his service with the 85th infantry division through Europe Africa and the Pacific. He earned the Legion of Merit for exceptionally meritorious conduct in North Africa and Italy late January through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoder P. Leith
Pittsburgh
85Th
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Leith
Manchester Presbyterian Church
Yank
North Africa
Italy
Notice of Kathryn Dunshee estate administration
Iowa notice announces Walter E. Dunshee appointed as administrator of Kathryn Grace Dunshee, deceased of Linn County. Creditors urged to settle debts and file claims with Linn County Clerk by the district court, Elliott Shuttleworth & Ingersoll attorneys.
Notice of Cedar Rapids zoning hearing on amendments
The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a hearing January 31 1946 at 10 A M in City Hall to consider amendments to the Use District Map and Height and Area Map of the zoning ordinance. The changes involve property in Linn County described as parts of NE and NW quarters in Section 25 Township 83 North Range 7 West P M. The proposal recites rezoning from B to C commercial and adjustments to the height and area map. Published January 11 and 12 1946 in the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wis
Cedarapids
Linn County
Cedarpids
Quartey
Cedar Pids
Helen
Episcopal Church Wins Honor for Fund Drive
The Rt. Rev. Elwood Lindsay Haines will visit Cedar Rapids to honor St. John's Episcopal Church as the first midwest church to exceed its $1,540 goal for reconstruction and missionary work funds. Rector D A Loferski announced the milestone. Bishop Haines will lead confirmation and preach at 11 a.m. service. Local drive chair C V Shepherd and state chair Arthur Poe coordinated the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Lindsay Haines
St. John’s
C. V. Shepherd
Arthur Poe
Four Lives Lost in Iowa Mining Accidents in 1945
Iowa coal mine accidents took four lives in 1945, the lowest toll in 66 years since the state mine inspection office began. State mine inspector George Duckworth announced Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
George Duckworth
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Linn County Iowa
No 18396 The State of Iowa Linn County ss Notice is hereby given that on January 11 1946 Richard F Administrator was duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Franklin T Mitralisky deceased All persons indebted to said estate must pay promptly Those having claims will file them authenticated in the Office of the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court Vy J Barngrover Attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Kathryn Grace Dunshee
Lows
Walter E. Dunshee
Elliott, Shuttleworth & Ingersoll
State of Iowa
Franklin T. Mitralisky
Richard F
Vy. J. Barngrover
Nore
Wee Linn County
Alice M. Williams
Towa
District Court
Lloyd J. W
D. HM. Smith
Magnus
Magnus Hotel Company
Cedar Rapids
Magnas Hotel Company
Owa
Eppley
Omaha
Nebr
M. Hedlin
Nebraska
M. Bailey
Corver
Syn Ccpeeny
Ry Nee Bity It Ballon
New
M. Medlin
County Recorder
Otel Company
Als
Bi eCoopter
Y E. M. Hedlin
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John R. Miller
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H. R. Churchill
Ernest E. Lint
Pauline Knotts
Henry Fred Haar
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Robert Rubendall
Lanoye Kelley
Robert V. Hudson
Dorothy M. Stoffs
John E. Hoyle
Doris J. Wilford
Jewel B. Andrus
Granite City, Ill
Bessie M. Keniny
Theodore F. von Berckefeldt
Alameda
Agnes Elizabeth Hagemann
Central City
Charles P. Short
Winthrop
Roberta Katherine Kehoe
Coggon
William Clark Creglow
Doris Fern Etzel
Muzaffer Gokbora
Istanbul
Turkey
Giory Jane McKee
Fairmont
Inn
Harold W. Stauffer
Patricia H. Womy
Ore
George Clark
Mrs. Binkley
Marquette Bank
A. W. Lyon
Mrs
Jessie Fix
Herman Services
Chocholka Services
Eugen
U. S
Earl Miller
Edward J. Hladek
Hopkinton
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Sunshine Food Market
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Com. 7
Europe
Ninth Army
Don W. Johnson
A. N. Johnson
Bever Avenue
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Gare St. Lazare
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Cedar Raii
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THE
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Seter Rapids
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Eash
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