Palio Woman Has Five Sons Serving in the Armed Forces
RS. ESTO SANDERS of Palo reports five sons in the armed forces four in the navy and one in the army. Carl Sanders 39 served 20 years in the navy as chief signalman and instructor in San Francisco. Willard Sanders 27 finished boat training at Farragut Idaho. Louis Sanders 24 is a corporal overseas. The twins Donald and Harold are both in the navy Donald a seaman first class in the Pacific and Harold a seaman second class at Farragut naval hospital. All have served since last September.
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RS. Esto Sanders
Palo
Navy
Army
Carl Sanders
San Francisco
Willard Sanders
Farragut
Idaho
Cpl
Louis Sanders
Theorm
Donald
Harold Sanders
Seaman
Pacific
Harold
Third Death In Wyoming Auto Crash
Laverne Carson aged 28 died at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a crash near Wyoming Monday. He was the third death from the wreck also killing his wife Delores Carson. Gerald Sobotka died later in hospital. John Buresh and Mrs Buresh remain hospitalized. Funeral services for Gerald Sobotka and Mrs Carson are planned.
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Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Laverne Carson
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Gerald Sobotka
Anamosa Hospital
John Buresh
Highway 64
Anti-Saloon League Names New Officers
Dr. Loren M. Edwards of Newton was elected president of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League, succeeding Dr. Frank M. Anderson. Other officers include Bishop Thomas Nicholson honorary president, Bishop J. Ralph Magee Des Moines, Byron A. Barlow Cedar Rapids vice-presidents, Fred H. Quiner Des Moines treasurer, and Dr. J. A. Dillinger Des Moines secretary.
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Des Moines
Loren M. Edwards
Newton
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Frank M. Anderson
Thomas Nicholson
Vernon
J. Ralph Magee
Byron A. Barlow
Cedar Rapids
Fred H. Quiner
J. A. Dillinger
Federal Agents Probe Liquor Sources in Des Moines Clubs
Federal revenue agents open a full inquiry into liquor supply sources for Des Moines taverns and night clubs following a Minneapolis St Paul ring. Investigator B F Wilson says the probe may expand to other Iowa cities with agents in Sioux City Fort Dodge Dubuque and Burlington. The focus is on whether sellers of five gallons or more at a time hold basic wholesalers permits as required by the internal revenue act.
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Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Federal Revenue
B. F. Wilson
Federal
Iowa
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Burlington
Wilson
Iowa Liquor Commission
Dubuque Council approves $130,000 airport bonds
Dubuque city council on Tuesday passed resolutions to issue and sell bonds totaling 130000 dollars to finance a new municipal airport project.
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Dubuque
Iity Council
Reformatory Riot Rumor Denied by Warden Davis
Warden Davis of the Anamosa men's reformatory flatly denies a rumor of a Sunday night riot. He states there has been no disturbance since New Year’s Day and promises immediate reporting if any disturbance occurs to the investigating committee.
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Anamosa
Davis
West Union Dealers Penalized For OPA Violations
Des Moines OPA announced penalties for two West Union firms. Ware grocery in Ryan paid 222 in triple damages for 492 cases of shell eggs price violations. Eisheimer Meat Products settled for 625 over wholesale prices on 14 647 pounds of hamburger.
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Des Moines
OPA
Ware
Ryan
Eisheimer Meat Products
West Union
Ceiling Prices On Fresh Fruits And Vegetables
Des Moines based OPA district director R E Walters says community ceiling prices for fresh fruits and vegetables take effect Thursday. Lettuce cabbage white potatoes onions apples bananas citrus and grapes are covered with more items to follow weekly revisions tied to retailer costs. The move is nationwide to curb rising living costs.
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Des Moines
R. E. Walters
Office of Price Administration
Walters
OPA
Walker-Joe Ernst 75 Dies. Rites Friday
Walker-Joe Ernst 75 retired farmer died Tuesday afternoon. Survived by wife Mayme Burk Ernst, daughter Mrs Walter Zeiser of Aurora, son Leo near Urbana, seven grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Matt Less of Walker and Mrs Frank M Caldwell of Chino California. Services set for Friday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church.
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Walker
Joe Ernst
Mayme Burk Ernst
Walter Zeiser
Aurora
Leo
Urbana
Matt Less
Frank M. Caldwell
Chino
Calif
Sacred Heart Church
Fourth War Bond Drive Kickoff in Marion Area
Workers met Tuesday night at the Legion hall to launch the Marion and Marion township drive chaired by Alien R. McElwain. Henry Haegg of Cedar Rapids spoke as Marion city quotas aim at 300000 dollars with air raid captains listed by ward.
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Marion and
Marion Township
Legion Hall
Alien R. McElwain
Henry Haegg
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Marion City
L. A. Boettcher
W. A. Jackson
L. A. Franke
Ivan Mann
No Gas Company Cooking School in Marion until further notice
Advertisement notes the cooking school delayed. Other items report births, club activities, and local notices including a nail care product ad and various personal updates from Marion.
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Marion
Twins Split Military Paths Aboard Army and Navy
The Crossett twins Donald and Richard, both 18, choose different services with Richard joining the Navy and Donald the Army. Their father, E D Crossett, is a Marion Railway Express agent. The report also notes military commissions and transfers involving relatives and other local families.
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Army
Navy
Donald C
Richard E. Crossett
E. D. Crossett
Twelfth Street
Marion
Richard Crossett
Donald Crossett
Railway Express
Tennyson Club Dessert Luncheon Members Meet
The Tennyson club met Tuesday with Mrs. H. B. Phillips for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Mary English was a guest and covers were laid for 12.
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Tennyson Club
H. B. Phillips
Mary English
Mrs Hintz Hosts Cub Scout Den Birthday Party
Mrs William Hintz of 857 Seventh Street entertained Cub Scout Den No 5 on Tuesday for the eleventh birthday of her son.
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William Hintz
Seventh Street
Marion group attends theater after meeting
Billie leads the group to the Marion theater with present den chief David Lyons, Dewayne Ralph Stimson, and Jimmie Bailey. Mrs. R A Crew had major surgery at Garfield Park Hospital Chicago with sisters Grace Koppen haver and Don Christie at her side. North and South Marion Farm Bureau women met in the Gas Company home demonstration room with Margaret Stewart teaching a lesson and a dinner for 19 served.
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Billie
Marion Theater
David Lyons
den Chief
Dewayne Ralph Stimson
Jimmie Bailey
R. A. Crew
Garfield Park Hospital
Chicago
Grace Koppenhaver
Don Christie
North and South Marion Farm Bureau
The
Gas Company
Margaret Stewart
Twelve Clayton County Men Enter Service
Twelve Clayton county men inducted December 28 entered active duty this week. Named are Weston D. Porter Marvin A. Petsche from Guttenberg Harold H. Witham Raymond P. Boland Elkader Walter J. Blazek Farmersburg Raymond Trumblee Strawberry Point Edward Kennicker North Buena Vista Melvin N. Johnson St. Olaf Calvin H. Shde Monona Robert W. Dohrer Volga City Paul H. Scarff Marquette and Mervyn G. Decker Waukon.
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Elkader
Clayton County
Army
Weston D. Porter
Marvin A. Petsche
Guttenberg
Harold H. Witham
Raymond P. Boland
Walter J. Blazek
Farmersburg
Raymond Trumblee
Strawberry Point
Edward Kennicker
North Buena Vista
Melvin N. Johnson
St. Olaf
Calvin H. Shde
Monona
Robert W. Dohrer
Volga
Army Show at Iowa University Stars Local Cadets and Students
The Sound Off army show will be presented by ASTP cadets at the University of Iowa this weekend. Dozens of soldiers will participate in skits along with 12 university women students. First show of its kind at the university, with performances Saturday and Sunday. The cast features 85 ASTP cadets with prior stage or musical experience. Director is Pfc. John Lewis of Cincinnati.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
ASTP
University of Iowa
Pfc
John Lewis
Cincinnati
Sentenced for Killing in Marshalltown Case
Marshalltown mood turns grim as Walter Bailey, 40, a Marshalltown Negro, pleads guilty to the razor murder, leading to a pending sentencing and questions about motive and aftermath.
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Marshalltown (Ap
Walter Bailey
Marshalltown
Murder Sentence for William Clair St. John
The district court sentenced William Clair St. John, 45, to an indeterminate term not to exceed 30 years in the state penitentiary on a second degree murder charge. Judge B O Tankersley presided.
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William Clair St. John
White
B. O. Tankersley
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