Daily Record weather and notices January 19 1946
No precipitation reported in listed cities. Temperatures Bismarck 26 14 Miami 47 28 Minneapolis Denver 5b 20 New York Los Angeles 34 Sioux City. Agricultural forecast notes a partly cloudy Sunday then colder night, fair to cold Monday, rising temps Tuesday. Police court items list drunkenness, driving on wrong side, accident involvement, parking violations, and several births at Mercy and St. Luke's with dates Jan 18. Multiple names and addresses appear in notices of divorces, transitions, and obituaries.
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Bismarck
Miami
Chicasa
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Anamosa to seek federal housing aid for veterans
Mayor Earl Pulver announced a special city council session to apply to the federal public housing authority for 20 demountable houses. The plan aims to address veteran housing as Cedar Rapids and local officials consider temporary and permanent options under the Lanham Act with FPHA funding and site preparation costs to be borne by Anamosa.
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Foss Davis
theoMen's Reformatory
Teight
Reformatory
Wopen
Anamosa
Howard McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Mayor
Anamosa Committee
FPHA
Ferring
Fort Dodge Will Get 144 Vets Housing Units
Fort Dodge will receive 144 housing units to ease the housing shortage. The units at Sturgeon Bay and Seneca Wisconsin range from one to two bedrooms and will be available to war veterans within 90 days, announced Mayor J M Poole.
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Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge, In
J. M Poole
Sturgeon Bay
Seneca
Wis
Poole
1946 Increase In Iowa Corn Acres Planned
Iowa aims for a 2 percent rise in corn and near 10 percent drop in soybeans from 1945 levels. A. J. Loveland of the Production Marketing Administration outlines targets for crops including sugar beets, flax, potatoes, and reduced wheat acreage, with livestock plans also adjusted downward.
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Iowa
Des Moines
A. J. Loveland
Production Marketing Administration
Loveland
Hedy Lamarr Confirms Separation from Loder
Hollywood AP reports actress Hedy Lamarr confirms she and John Loder have been living apart since a quarrel two weeks ago. She admits no idea where Loder is staying and says she waits for him to make the first move toward reconciliation.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr Friday
John Loder
Loader
Vets Returning From Overseas Eastern Iowans List
Eastern Iowans scheduled to rejoin US ports include dozens of veterans from Cedar Rapids Oelwein Independence Anamosa Sigourney Strawberry Point and other towns aboard ships such as the John Ericsson Victory George Washington Tufts and Bon Homme Richard with arrival dates Jan 16 to Jan 19. Editor notes arrivals are estimated and passenger lists may contain errors.
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Associated Press
Kenneth L. Dunsmore
Independence
Marvin C. Talbott
Cedar Rapids
New York
George Washington
Clifford V. Hompson
van Horne
Donald W. Bertrand
David J. Peddycourt
Dean H. Furuseth
Coggan
Donald F. Howes
Ruth A. King
Dysart
Margaret F. Mitchell
Stanwood
Tufts Victory
William G. Mitchell
Washington
San Francisco
Bon Homme Richard
Leonard P. McCaffrey
Tracy L. Donaldson
Lamont
Floyd A. Ellis
Madison Sams, Jr
Montezuma
Harry R. Ackerman
South Amana
Harold G. Homewood
Fayette
Robert J. Walter
Williamsburg
Wilbert H. Walters
Marengo
John F. Weldon
Parnell
Tacoma
George Elliott
Glen H. Miller
Iowa City
Richard E. Slack
Tipton
James L. Kitts
Marion
Keith W. Cold
Donald L. Deal
Burglars Steal 218 Dollars Worth of Goods
Burglars entered The Stanley Reeder Radio Service at 118 Sixth Street SE between 5:45 p m Friday and 7 30 a m Saturday and took five radios fountain pens and a flashlight valued at 218 dollars. Radios belonged to customers. An alley window with a broken pane provided entry and blood was found on the floor suggesting a cut hand by the burglar.
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Stanley Reeder
Sixth Street SE
Mother Believes She Has Clue to Lidice Children
Prague widowed mother Mrs. Zidova, long seeking her Lidice son and 93 other missing children, reports two Germans implicated in the Lebensborn program confirmed they passed through Munich home. She cites Lebensborn records likely intact and hopes to interview former directors Sallman and Viermetz in American zone. The Lidice commission has located 13 children so far, with the rest still missing.
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Prague
Lebensborn
Munich
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Believe Pilotless Plane Over N Y Fell in Sea
The coast guard reported a pilotless radio operated plane that flew wild over the New York metropolitan area at 85 mph after losing control is presumed to have crashed at sea. No crash report was received and fuel likely ran out about an hour earlier as the craft veered off about 11 20 a m.
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New York
The
Coast Guard
New York Metropolitan Area
Men and Women In Service Updates From War Era
Captain Gerald W. Groeopper honorably separated after 22 months in Panama and Caribbean, planning return to Bell Telephone in Chicago. Lt. James T. Remley receives commendation for meritorious service at McGuire General Hospital and expects army discharge soon to practice law with his father in Anamosa. Pvt. Charles R. Chase returns to Jacksonville after furlough. Lt. and Mrs. Lee V. Zavoral leave for Yuma where he will work as linotype operator on terminal leave after 56 months in the army. he served in Italy with the 91st Division.
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Gerald W. Groenoper
W. E. Groepper
First Avenue
Panama
Caribbean
Iowa State College
Bell Telephone System
Chicago
James T. Remley
Anamosa
Remley
Charles R. Chase
W. T. Chase
I Avenue NE
Jacksonville
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Lee V. Zaveral
N Street
Yuma
Ariz
91St
Zavoral
Wilma Randall
Hearing on Sanitary Sewers Plans and Contract Form
Notice of 10 a.m. February 4 1946 hearing at Cedar Rapids City Hall on proposed sewer improvements Wilson Avenue SW alley between K and 3rd Street north parking on 18th Avenue SW and Sth Street SW and 32nd Avenue Southwest from 6th to 8th Street. Written objections and oral opposition may be heard. dated January 17 1946 by City Clerk Maudem Krebs.
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Council Chambers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wilson Avenue
Wilson Avent
J Street
3Rd Street
K Street
20Th
22Nd Avenue
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
13Th Street
21St Avenue
32Nd Avenue
6Th Street
8Th Street
Maudem
Krebs
Two House Break-ins Reported To Police
Two houses in the same neighborhood were broken into Friday night. Mrs. Anna Pavlicek of 1307 Third Street SW reported her house ransacked with a missing silver dollar and a small coin purse. Milo Koutny of 1509 Sixth Street SW returned to find a broken front door and a disturbed home. about $10 was stolen.
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Anna Pavlicek
Third Street
Milo Koutny
Sixth Street
Koutny
Deaths Edward Butterfield 87 Cedar Rapids engineer veteran
Edward Putnam Butterfield 87 longtime Rock Island railroad engineer died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born August 25, 1858 in Francis town New Hampshire he moved to Cedar Rapids 75 years ago. Surviving sons Bruce Walter Arthur a brother and grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1:30 pm Turner chapel with Rev John DeLong and Knights of Pythias. Burial Linwood Cemetery.
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Edward Putnam Butterfield
Rock Island Railroad
Francistown
N. H
Cedar Rapids
Bruce
Chicago
Walter
Pinconning
Mich
Arthur
L. W. Butterfield
Trinity Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Turner Chapel
John DeLong
Linwood Cemetery
Rites for Jack Levin of Syndicate Monday
Funeral services for Jack M. Levin 57, former general manager of the Syndicate Clothing Company, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Turner chapel conducted by Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman. Burial follows at Eben Israel Cemetery.
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Jack M. Levin
Turner Chapel
Herman E. Schaalman
Eben Israel Cemetery
Levin
Syndicate Clothing Company
Pazour Funeral Set For Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Bertha Marguerite Pazour 607 First Street SW Cedar Rapids died at University hospital Iowa City Friday at 5 23 pm after a long illness Born New York City October 9 1899 she had lived in Cedar Rapids 38 years Surviving are son Louis Pazour Jr and daughter Jean Frances Pazour of Cedar Rapids her father Joseph Koch of Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Frances Steavenson of Sandusky Ohio Services at Barta Hesser chapel Monday at 1 30 pm with T B Hlubucck officiating Burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call after 6 pm Sunday
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Mt. Auburn
Carl Bridge
Leona Knaack
Virginia Weist
Auburn
Charles
Hilman
Canada
Harold
Federal Dam
Minn
Jesse
Vinton
Gladyce McCulloch
Davenport
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Alcorn-Miller
Strawberry Point
Julius C. Duerst
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Duerst
Bert Brink
St. Paul
Bertha Marguerite Pazour
First Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Louis Pazour, Jr
Jean Frances Pazour
Joseph Koch
Frances Steavenson
Sandusky
Ohio
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Miller private funeral held
Private funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Miller of 1226 Thirty-fourth street NE were held in the Brush chapel Saturday afternoon.
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Bruce R. Miller
Thirty-fourth Street
Brush Chapel
Iowa Meat Stocks Start To Dwindle
Des Moines AP report notes Iowa meat supplies remain adequate Friday despite heavy purchasing since the packinghouse strike. Yet butchers warn of a potential famine next week if the strike persists. Some stores show limited or depleted fresh meats while others expect shortages to spread. downtown Ottumwa markets already near empty of fresh meat. Fish and fowl remain plentiful regionwide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ottumwa
Pulpwood Price Ceilings to Rise by $1.40 Cord
Washington AP report says Rep. Boykin of Alabama states the Office of Price Administration plans to raise price ceilings on southern pulpwood by 1.40 dollars per cord. The comment signals a policy shift affecting timber markets and regional producers.
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Washington
Boykin
D-Ala
Office of Price Administration
Southerners Filibuster To Block FEPC
In Washington the southern bloc launched a prolonged filibuster to block a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission. Senator Overton led a 3.5 hour debate and pledged to continue for at least 30 days, as a weekend recess settled in honor of Rep. Joe Ervin.
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Washington
Senate
Overton
D-La
Coleader
Joe W. Ervin
D-N.c
Congressional Record
FEPC
Murray
D-Mont
Chavez
D-N.m
Tydings
D-Md
Long Illness Fatal to Mrs Eva Vernon
Mrs Eva Vernon 65 died Friday after a two year illness. Funeral services Sunday 2 p.m. at Campbell funeral home Olin with burial in Olin cemetery. Survived by five children Wayne San Francisco Mrs Donald Smith Stanwood Mrs E T Jansen Elk River Minn Virgil Olin Malcolm College Park Ga and three brothers Theodore Stingley Medina Ohio Logan Stingley Cedar Sapiens and Dee Stingley Renoev.
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Gazette
Olin
Eva Vernon
Campbell
Wayne
San Francisco
Donald Smith
Stanwood
E. T. Jansen
Elk River
Minn
Virgil
Malcolm
College Park
Theodore Stingley
Medina
Ohio
Logan Stingley
Cedar Sapiens
Dee Stingley
Reno, Ev
Cedar Rapids moves to approve sewer construction notice
City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa sets a public hearing for February 4 1946 at 10 am to consider a resolution of necessity for Sanitary Sewers on Wilson Avenue SW the alley between K Street and 3rd Branch from 20th to 33nd Avenue South west 6th Street SW from alley 20th 21st to 23nd Avenue and 22nd Avenue Southwest from 6th Street to Sth Street. Materials include 8 inch No 1 vitrified clay sewer pipe brick manholes cast iron covers with assessments to abutting property and a required plat and schedule on file for public inspection. Objections must be filed by final consideration date.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wilson Avenue
J Street
3Rd Street
20Th
33Nd Avenue
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
13Th Street
6Th Street
21St Avenue
23Nd Avenue
22Nd Avenue
Sth Street
Cedar Picts
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on January 18 1946 Louis J Evec was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Joseph Svec late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Those having claims against the same will file them duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of Linn County District Court Iowa. Jos Mekota, Attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Joseph Svec
Linn Cunty
Iowa
Peraene
Towa
Louis J. Evec
Jos. Mekota
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on January 28, 1946 at 9 o clock a instrument purporting to be the Last Will of Frank Rush deceased will come on for hearing before the District Court at the Court House in Cedar Rapids Iowa for proof and admission to probate Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa January 18 1946 ARTHUR AXMEAR Clerk District Court Geo C Claagsen and O W Lawrence Attorneys
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Pe Aisteld Court
A.D
Frank Rush
Cedar Rapids
Army Plans Vigil On Rifle Disposal
Washington war department tightens rifle allotment procedures after an ordnance officer cited cases where rifles could reach unsuitable recipients. Donations to veterans groups paused as stock shortages halt shotgun sales. no misuse yet, but orders emphasize secure distribution.
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Washington
INS
War Department
Army
Ordnance Branch
Ordnance
Judge Dismisses Calvert v McDonald and Morrison Case
Judge G K Thompson Friday dismissed Robert Calvert s petition seeking 12000 against George T McDonald operator of Mc Donald s tavern 113 First avenue SE and Evan Morrison described as general bouncer Morrison died June 16 1945 Frank G McCarthy substituted as administrator to Morrison s estate Calvert sought 8000 for injuries from being thrown from the tavern February 13 and 4000 for punitive damages The case was dismissed with no reason given
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G. K. Thompson
Robert Calvert
George T. McDonald
McDonald’s Tavern
First Avenue SE
Evan Morrison
Frank G. McCarthy
Morrison
McCarthy
Calvert
North English
Eisenhower Plea for Army Replacements by July First
Washington (INS) Gen. Eisenhower warned the nation that overseas army operations must be abandoned if replacements fail to reach 1,500,000 by July 1. He said the draft and volunteer enlistment must quicken and that the government may need to extend the draft past May 15 to meet this goal. He stressed assets like guarding government property and policing conquered regions would be at risk without sufficient manpower.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Columbia
Associated Broadcasting Networks
G.I
Divorce Petitions Filed by Two Men
Two men filed divorce petitions on Friday alleging their wives consorted with other men. Carl O. Lloyd seeks custody of his 3 year old daughter. Fred Bizek seeks custody of his 13 month old daughter. Lloyd and Bizek list marriages in Kahoka Missouri and Cedar Rapids respectively, with details of service and dates.
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Carl O. Lloyd
Cottage Grove Avenue
Lucille M. Lloyd
Kahoka
Lloyd
Fred Bizek
Cedar Rapids
June Bizek
Bizek
Judge Sets Wednesday Hearing Date for Contempt
Judge G. K. Thompson set next Wednesday for the contempt of court hearing involving Marshall Kimm. Kimm had been arraigned Saturday on a desertion and abandonment of four minor children. Mrs. Marjorie Kimm holds a divorce decree dated Oct. 29 granting custody and $125 monthly alimony. she reports Kimm earns 300 to 350 dollars monthly as a trucker and lives with her parents at 1417 Second Street SE.
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Marshall Kimm
G. K. Thompson
Kimm
Marjorie Kimm
Second Street
Virgil Fritz Is Sentenced On Larceny Charge
Judge G. K. Thompson sentences Virgil D. Fritz 26 to six months in county jail after guilty plea to larceny. Four months are suspended for good war record, including a Silver Star for Guadalcanal gallantry. Incident involved theft of a Cedar Rapids woman’s wrist watch on January 14.
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G. K. Thompson
Virgil D. Fritz
Kenridge Terrace
Fritz
Guadalcanal
Cedar Rapids
Embezzlement Charges Filed Against Stewart
Embezzlement charges were filed against J. Bradley Stewart of Los Angeles in connection with a car rented from Yellow Cab Inc. Stewart failed to return the vehicle, rented January 12, valued at $850, with a 6 p.m. return deadline. County Attorney William W. Crissman filed the charges.
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J. Bradley Stewart
Los Angeles
Calif
Yellow Cab Company, Inc
Stewart
William W. Crissman
Mt Vernon man gets suspended sentence for false check
James E. Dee, 34, of Mt. Vernon, was given a 30 day suspended sentence by Justice H. R. Churchill after pleading guilty to a false check charge. Dee was arrested by Deputy Harlan Snyder Friday. Mrs. Evelyn M. Parks was confirmed as executrix without bond to the will of her husband, John K. Pavlis, who died in naval service about Aug. 10, 1944. The will, dated Feb. 19, 1944, leaves the entire estate to Mrs. Pavlis, who has three minor children.
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James E. Dee
Mt. Vernon
H. R. Churchill
Dee
Harlan Snyder
Evelyn M. Parks
John K. Pavlis
Pavlis
Magnus Hotel Company adopts amended articles of incorporation
The Magnus Hotel Company an Iowa corporation with principal business in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa has adopted amended and substituted articles of incorporation and renewed the corporate life to perpetual existence. The business includes real estate hotels restaurants and related property and the power to borrow issue stock and other debts. Authorized capital stock is 100000 dollars divided into 1000 shares of 100 dollars each. The directors listed are E C Eppley E M Hedlin and T M Bailey all of Omaha Nebraska. Officers are Breck Eppley president T M Bailey vice president E M Hedlin secretary treasurer and others. The private property of stockholders shall be exempt except as provided and amendments require two thirds or unanimous consent for Article XI. The amendments were filed December 14 1945 and recorded January 2 1946 in Linn County Iowa.
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Magnus Hotel Mpany
Magnus Hotel Company
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Anid Corporation
Owa
Board of Directors
E. C. Eppley
Omaha
Nebraska
E. M. Hedlin
T. M. Bailey
Breck Eppley
Newaska
New Or
Kenedic
Edlin
Aelfschneider
State of Town
Eppley
E. M. Hedin
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Edwin Piontkowski
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Vernon Road
Henry Sick
Blairstown
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Thirty-first Street
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Elkader
Lottie Reinhart
Burgoon Sylvester
Howell
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Edna Dotzler
Water- Inn
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Loder
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Gladbrook
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Grinnell
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Clermont
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Julia Petterson
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Here
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Green City
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Merle
Acel
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Joseph
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James Murphy
Centerville
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R-Ore
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Arthur Axmear
Geo C Claagsen
O. W. Lawrence
Virgil Fritz
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