Blows and fires mark busy Friday in Cedar Rapids
Partly cloudy but mild Sunday gives way to colder night with light rain or snow east. Weather details include 15 to 20 mph southerly winds and a Sunday high near 50. City notices report stove grease fire at the Pantry, chimney blaze at a residence, and a long list of court and traffic actions with fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Iowa
the Pantry
Third Street
Joe Hula
Ninth Avenue
Byrd Ships Escape Iceberg Threat in Antarctica
Rear Admiral Richard Cruzen ordered the ships to sea as a menacing iceberg bore toward vessels moored in the bay. The ice damaged a barrier and forced an orderly retreat while rescue details and imminent air liaison with the Philippine Sea carrier were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee van Alla
Antarctica
Richard Cruzen
Philippine Sea
Directiaison
Antarctic
Ross
Scott Island
Richard E. Byrd
Charles Tanner
Skeston
Charles Kelso
Akron
Ohio
Arthur Nyberg
Erie
Melbourne Zoo Opens Animal Nursery for Kids
The Melbourne Zoo opens an animal nursery to teach children how to care for animals. The program aims to foster early interest in wildlife and hands on learning through supervised activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne Zoo
Two Die In Stockton Car Crash Involving Trailer Truck
In Stockton Iowa a car carrying Hazel Wright 21 Davenport Everett W Bump Rock Island collided with the rear of a trailer truck. Joseph Gibson 27 Rock Island was taken to Mercy hospital Davenport in serious condition. The crash occurred Friday night and the impact hurled three occupants. State Patrolman Ray Connors reported flares were placed on the highway for repairs.
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Stockton
Davenport
Ray Connors
Hazel Wright
Everett W. Bump
Rock Island
Joseph Gibson
Mercy Hospital
Muscatine County
Scott County
J. Epson
Army Intensifies Subversive Purge
Washington reports that the War Department expands its drive to remove suspected subversives from army posts. Secretary Patterson orders commanders to suspend troubling civilians for up to 90 days pending investigation by Army intelligence, with review options for the dismissed employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
Patterson
Army
Canada Boycotts Treaty Meetings
London AP reports Canada will not attend a Saturday meeting with four power foreign ministers’ deputies to discuss the German peace treaty. A Canadian source says Ottawa will remain away until guaranteed that presenting its views would not jeopardize its rights in future deliberations on the German peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
William Patton Seeks Divorce After Murder Acquittal
William W. Patton an Iowa City restaurant cook filed a divorce petition from Ruth Patton citing cruel treatment. The couple married in 1931, divorced in 1942 and remarried in 1946. Patton was acquitted last Monday of a first degree murder charge connected to Ernest R. Brown case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Iowa City
William W. Patton
Ruth Patton
Pattons
Clair E. Hamilton
Ernest R. Brown
Decker Elected President Of Grain Processors Local
Robert E. Decker of 1217 Ninth Street NW was elected president of the American Federation of Grain Processors Local 18613 at a recent meeting. Edwin T. Beadle, Ray F. Arends, and J. E. Gabriel were named vice president correspond ing secretary and financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Decker
Ninth Street
American Federation of Grain Processors
Edwin T. Beadle
Ray F. Arends
J. E. Gabriel
Deaths Mrs Clyde Lick Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Clyde Lick 360 Twentieth Street SE Cedar Rapids longtime resident died at home after a long illness born June 23 1898 in Marion She is survived by her husband son James daughter Barbara mother Mrs Ruby Cummins Beverly Hills California father J E Cummins Cler mont Florida a son Paul Beverly Hills and a daughter Mrs Ardis Schlotterback Chicago Services in Turner Chapel at a later time friends may call at chapel She belonged to St Johns Episcopal Church DAR and Gamma Phi Beta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lick
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Marion
James
Barbara
Ruby S. Cummins
Beverly Hills
Calif
J. E. Cummins
Clermont
Fla
Be. Paul
Services for Joseph Rushek in Solon funeral home
Services for Joseph Rushek who died Friday will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Brosh funeral home Solon with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. The arrangements are for friends and will be conducted by Dr. Marion H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rushek
Brosh
Solon
Marion H. Williams
Oak Hill
Cemete
Services for Earl Harrison Potter at Turner chapel
Earl Harrison Potter of 435 Fourth Avenue SW died Thursday. Services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Monday with Rev John E De Long of Trinity Methodist Church presiding. Burial is in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harrison Potter
Fourth Avenue SW
Turner Chapel
John E. DeLong
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Death of Capt. Donald S Grimm
Mrs. John M Grimm of 2111 Fifth Avenue SE mourns the death of her son Capt Donald Stephens Grimm in Washington DC after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Grimm
Fifth Avenue SE
Donald Stephens Grimm
Washington, D. C
Rudd Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Seattle
John H. Rudd, longtime Cedar Rapids area resident, died Thursday at his Seattle home after a brief illness. A former Iowa State College student, he worked in business administration and finance, promoted publications for the Seattle Y M C A, and recently served as field representative for the College of Puget Sound. Surviving are his son Jack at home, his wife Mrs. Douglas Bird of Eoceionan Washington, a brother Will D. Rudd of San Diego, a sister Miss Alice Rudd of Cedar, and two services were planned in Seattle Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rudd
Cedar Rapids
Seattle
Wash
Iowa State College
Ames
Seattle Y. M. C. A
College of Puget Sound
Jack
Douglas Bird
Eoceionan
Will D. Rudd
San Diego
Alice Rudd
Cedar
Mrs. Martin W. Koehn Rites Planned At Polansky Chapel
Mrs. Martin W Koehn 44 of 405 Sixteenth Street NE died in Oakdale sanatorium at 3 50 p m Friday after illness She was born March 17 1902 in Iowa county lived in Victor 21 years before moving to Cedar Rapids four years ago She was a Trinity Lutheran Church member Surviving husband three children Doris May Imogene and James Martin at home her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Koehn of Waverly a half sister Mrs Edward Minnaert of Waverly two sisters Mrs Carl Schultz and Mrs James are both of Cedar Rapids step brothers Edward of Marengo and Julius of Cedar Rapids Rites at Polansky chapel to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Koehn
Sixteenth Street
Oakdale
Iowa County
Victor
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Lutheran Church
Doris May
Imogene
James Martin
Henry Koehn
Waverly
Edward Minnaert
Carl Schultz
James
Edward
Marengo
Julius
Polansky Chapel
Mrs Geyer 77 Dies After Long Illness in Local Hospital
Mrs. George H. Geyer aged 77 died at 6 15 am Saturday after a long illness. A former Tracy and Dysart resident she had lived at 2009 Park Avenue SE with her daughter and son in law Mrs C E Richmann and another daughter Cora M Geyer for three years. She was born Sophia Sindlinger August 28 1869 in Center Illinois. Surviving are two sons L H Geyer of Traer J G Geyer of Vinton another daughter Mrs Howard Baker of Marengo a brother Charles Sindlinger of Orange Cove California and August and Albert of Santa Barbara. Funeral arrangements and time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Geyer
Tracy and
Dysart
Park Avenue SE
C. E. Richmann
Cora M. Geyer
Sophia Sindli
Center, Ill
Center, Ill. Surviving, Besides Mrs. Richmenn
Miss Geyer
L. H. Geyer
Traer
J. G. Geyer
Vinton
Howard Baker
Marengo
Charles Sindlinger
Orange Cove
Calif
August
Albert
Santa Barbara
Lou
Ieee
Mechanicville man pleads guilty to second drunken driving offense
Philip T Ward 49 of Mechan icsville pleaded guilty to a second offense of drunken driving. Judge G K Thompson fined him 500 dollars and costs and suspended his license for a year. Ward was arrested in Mt Vernon in November by Deputy Al Babcock after driving onto a curb twice and hitting a parked car on Main Street. He had been fined 300 dollars for drunken driving on November 16 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip T. Ward
Mechanicsville
G. K. Thompson
Ward
Mt. Vernon
al Babcock
Main Street
Judge Thom Reappoints Attorney to Linn County Insane Board
Judge G K Thom Saturday reappointed O J Elsenbast as attorney member of the Linn county insane commission to serve until January 1 1949. Other board members are Dr R H Keech physician member and Arthur Axmear clerk of the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thom
O. J. Elsenbast
Linn County Insane Commission
R. H. Keech
Arthur Axmear
Case ends as election canceled in Alburnett board dispute
The state case of Charles Dukek and Frank Frederick against the Alburnett Consolidated independent school board concludes with the election being canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dukek
Frank Frederick
Alburnett Consolidated Inde School Board
Judge Awards Damages After Locker Dispute
Judge G K Thompson on Friday awarded Mrs Dale Clark judgment of 48 75 against Clyde Burgess in a dispute over a rented food locker not furnished. She claimed 25 for 16 jars of preserves and 15 for four ducks Burgess refused to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Dale Clark
Clyde Burgess
Governor frees Franks from 1936 liquor fine
Wesley J. Franks was released from liability for a $300 fine issued in 1936 for illegal possession of alcohol. The pardon came from Governor Robert Blue on the recommendation of county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley J. Franks
Robert Blue
Separate Maintenance Suit Filed by Claire Smith
Claire G. Smith filed a district court suit Friday seeking separate maintenance for herself, listing Lee Smith as the respondent. The filing marks a marital separation action with court attention to alimony and support arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire G. Smith
Nar
Lee Smith
Shelton Denies Meeting Devines in Kidnapping Case
Earl Shelton denied the dawn highway meeting alleged by police in the Alice Devine kidnapping case. Alice Devine and three others tentatively identified a photo as the kidnapper, while Lodi Police Chief Fore confirmed a meeting occurred but said Shelton and the girl's father shook hands and she was nearby.
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San Francisco
Earl Shelton
Alice Devine
Lodi
Shelton
Alice
William Giles
Millard Fore
Fore
Justice Dept. Will Stay Out of Georgia Governorship Fight
Attorney General Tom C. Clark said the Justice Department will not intervene in the Georgia governor race unless the situation becomes serious. He emphasized it is a state issue and federal involvement will be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Justice Department
Georgia
Decorators and Painters Wind Up 1947 Convention
Iowa painting and decorating contractors met at the Montrose hotel for a three day convention. Key figures included H L Johnson O M Thompson Howard Druckmiller Bert Sales and Roy Sefert from Waterloo. Dr Marcus Bach spoke on university research while Floyd Flood warned lead supplies will last about 12 years and Lt Col Carlton Smith urged military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Montrose Hotel
Brotherhood of ‘Painters and Paperhangers of America
H. L. Johnson
Iowa Labor Relations Board
O. M. Thompson
Iowa Contractors
Howard Druckmiller
Tri-city
Bert Sales
Des Moines
Painters Union
Roy Sefert
Waterloo
United States
Floyd Flood
National Lead Company
Fiood
Ous Metal
Missouri
Crandic Dismisses Walter Parrish After Train Collision
Walter Parrish of West Bran Crandic was dismissed Friday after a company investigation blamed him for a head on collision near Con Fal is that injured three women. Margaret Nosek 21 of Iowa City the most seriously hurt was said to be in Mercy Hospital with condition listed as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Parrish
West Bran Crandic
Swisher
Robert E. Farrell
Farrell
Parrish
Con Falis
Iowa City
Margaret Nosek
Marines Plan Air Drop of Aid to Hopei Province China
United States marines will drop over one million pounds of UNRRA medical supplies clothing food and blankets to poverty stricken people in Communist held Hopei northwestern province. The operation lasts 25 days starting Tuesday and covers two marked areas with safety agreements between Nationalists and Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
INS
United States
UNRRA
Hopei
Shortages Cited in 60 Deaths in New England Hospitals
Boston AP reports 60 deaths in Massachusetts and Rhode Island hospitals linked to a mysterious influenza diarrhea. Commissioner Dr. Clifton T. Perkins cites 2,500 vacant jobs in state mental hospitals, with 40 patients affected. Dr. John F. Regan says the outbreak is now under control.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Ode Island
Clifton T. Perkins
Bay State
Imental
John F. Regan
Rhode Island
Senators Vote Revived Small Business Unit
The Senate narrowly revived the special small business committee with a 46 to 42 vote, after Republican leaders pushed the measure despite Sen. Tobey’s protest that it favors Sen. Wherry. Tobey’s motion to hand its work to the banking committee failed 41 to 47. Wherry urged an eight month extension and noted the panel’s past output and letters from small businessmen, while Democrats argued for oversight by regular committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Small Business Committee
Sen. Tobey
R-N.h
Wherry
R-Neb
G.O.P
Cable
Sen. Wilson
Iowa
Lee Somateo
Sen
Murray
D-Mont
Four Pay Fines For Disturbances
Four people paid fines in police court Saturday for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Walter Semeroth 29 of 1253 Twentieth Avenue SW paid 25 dollars after his wife said he broke up the family radio, burned it and threatened her. Leo Shousky 44 of 5100 Avenue NE reported his missing daughter and later faced drunkenness charges. 15 dollars of his 25 dollar fine were suspended. Clinton Summers 39 of St Louis and Mrs Freda Rowland 34 of St Louis were jailed after a Chicago and North Western train brawl. both paid 25 dollar fines.
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Walter Semerroth
Twentieth Avenue SW
Leo Shousky
Avenue NE
Philadelphia
Harvey Stickle
Shousky
Chicago and North Western
Clinton Summers
St. Louis
Freda Rowland
C. E. Slater
Will Seek Bonus For State Guard
Iowa state guard leaders say the legislature should approve about 500000 for a bonus to enlisted and officers. Col H Falk and Col Otto H Ronningen urged members to push for the measure, noting about 8959 men served over five years with pay only during two weeks of annual camp or active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa State Guard
Iowa National Guard
Uni
de H. Falk
Davenport
Otto H. Ronningen
Ames
State Guard
Potato Planting Allotment Slashed
The Department reduced potato planting acreage to 2 669 800 acres to meet a production goal of 375 000 000 bushels for 1947. Last year yielded 475 000 000 bushels, the record high. Iowa’s revised allotment is 27 000 acres, down from the previous figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department
Iowa
Troop Arrivals Reported on U S Bases
Besee Setee arrived at San Diego from Chinwangtoo China with 144 marines, the only troopship scheduled for arrival in the U S Saturday. Friday the army transport J H McRae arrived at San Francisco with 1849 troops and three civilians from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Diego
Chinwangtoo
China
J. H. McRae
San Francisco
Manila
Slain by Fellow Unionist After Meeting Debate
In Indianapolis a steamfitter, Herman Longer aged 44, died from a gunshot at the end of a two hour AFL Local 440 union meeting debate. George Johnson, 60, a fellow member, signed a statement admitting the shooting after a scuffle arose when Longer confronted him over union admission rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Herman Longer
George Johnson
AFL United Association of Steamfitters
Langerines Ald
Elimina
Johnson
Liquor by the Drink Measure Urged in Iowa
A 48 citizen group from 26 Iowa cities asked lawmakers to allow liquor by the drink arguing it would curb problems and provide city revenue. Robert Thomas of Fort Madison led a 15 member committee to push 10 proposed measures, including a 10 percent tax on beverages at liquor stores and wider city authority over parking and revenue uses. The panel also supports bonding limits, veterans tax exemptions reimbursement, and licensing car registrations at full rate. Other members include L. Boudreaux Cedar Rapids Donald Cook Cres ton Mayor John MacVicar Des Moines Barclay Sioux Centerville J. K. Campbell Boone R. C. Bellows Humboldt Roy Swanson Knoxville Calvin Neve Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Thomas
Fort Madison
Lowe Liquor
Thomas
L. Boudreaux
Cedar Rapids
Donald Cook
Creston
John MacVicar
Barclay
Sioux Centerville
J. K. Campbell
Boone
R. C. Bellows
Humboldt
Roy Swanson
Knoxville
Calvin Neve
Marshalltown
Three Youths Held on Suspicion of Car Theft
Three Quad-City youths were arrested near Durant after allegedly driving a stolen car. They were found armed with a .45 caliber service automatic and held for questioning with no charges yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Tipton
Durant
Capone’s Condition Worsens as Pneumonia Fails Heart
In Miami Beach, AP reports Capone’s heart is failing as pneumonia looms. Dr. Arthur J. Logie notes Capone is critical and lungs are heavily filled, with Dr. Kenneth Phillips keeping vigil. Death may be near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fila
al Capone
Neumonia
Arthur J. Logie
Capone
Dr. Logie
Kenneth Phillips
Logie
Pawnbroker Borrows From Clerk Then Suspects Boss
New York. Arthur Heaney, a pawnbroker, borrowed $2,000 from one of his nine clerks as business dropped. Unable to profit, he questioned his employer and police were called. Clerk James Cumaetene, who allegedly received the loan through his boss, was questioned as part of the incident involving the $2,000 at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Heaney
James Cumaetene Omrtee
Rennie Named Red Cross Publicity Head
Orville Rennie, manager of patio station KCRG, was named chairman of the Red Cross publicity and promotion committee for the county drive opening March 3. Davis and Ted Verni Mont will serve. John Cleator heads the decorators group. Mrs. Paul Huston leads the office during the drive, with Mrs. C. C. Drew handling records and Mrs. Arthur Taylor supplies, aided by the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Rennie
Patio
KCRG
Red Cross
Eefunct
Davis
Ted Verni
Mont
John Cleator
Paul Huston
C. C. Drew
Arthur Taylor
Seeing Eye Dog Betty Is Put Down After Blindness
Salt Lake City UP reports Betty the Seeing Eye dog, who served for seven years with her master William G. Shelton, is blinded in one eye and going blind in the other. Shelton plans to keep Betty despite doctors advising otherwise, saying she is essential to his family and he could not replace her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Betty
William G. Shelton
Shelton
Argentina Seizes Sixty German Firms in Nazi Liquidation
Buenos Aires reports the government will seize 60 German business firms with assets around 90 million dollars under a decree signed Friday. The enemy property board will take over the liquidation process with a 25 million dollar down payment by the Central Bank, enabling government ownership without congress approval. Firms include major steel and iron works and other German interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Foreign Office
Congress
Enemy Property Board
Mann
Structural Steel and Iron
Argentina
Burglars Target March of Dimes Collection at Brecht’s Tavern
Burglars stole a cash register a March of Dimes collection container and about $30 from Brecht’s tavern. Police will investigate the break in and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Brecht’s
Franklin Pieper Hurt In Crane Accident At LaPlant Choate
Franklin Pieper a 25 year old resident of 1729 Fifth Avenue SW was treated at St Luke's Hospital for bruises after being caught between a steel crane and a load of steel at LaPlant Choate Manufacturing Company Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pieper
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Car slides into ditch injures Mt Vernon driver
Mrs. Margaret Meyer of Mt. Vernon sustained a deep cut on her forehead and scratches after the car she drove slid into a ditch on Highway 30 near Mt. Vernon Friday. She received treatment at St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Meyer
Mt. Vernon
Highway 30
St. Luke's Hospital
Mercy hospital alumnae dance at Danceland Sunday
The Mercy hospital alumnae group offers a dance at Danceland starting at 8 30 p m with Guy DeLeo and his orchestra. Chairman Miss Dorothy Hannon assists by Mrs James Bowler and Miss Mary Jean Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Danceland
Guy DeLeo
Dorothy Hannon
James Bowler
Mary Jean Flynn
Raymond Johnson Suffers Fractured Ankle After Street Crossing
Raymond Johnson of 110 Seventh Avenue SW fractured his left ankle in a fall at the Seventh Avenue and Second Street SW intersection on Saturday morning. He was transported to St. Luke's Hospital by Ambulance Service after being struck on the west crosswalk while crossing southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Johnson
Seventh Avenue
Second Street
Johnson
St. Luke's Hospital
Cash sales dominated US farm transactions in 1945
About 58 percent of farm sales in the United States during 1945 were completed for cash, reflecting liquidity preferences and market conditions of the postwar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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J Street
Harland Smith
McKinley Street
Harry Henderson
Sixth Avenue
Donald Jensen
Maplewood Drive
Albert Burgin
Center Point Road
Newell Darrow
128 Avenue NW
Ignatius Lana
St. Luke’s
Edwin Klohs
G Avenue NW
Robert Martin
C Avenue NW
R. G. Edlin
B Avenue NE
Clyde Davis
Seventeenth Street NE
Clinton
Craig Schwab
Schwab
Carl Janecek
Justice Court
Alexander Rozienski
Mary Trimble
Fourth Avenue SE
Justice H. R. Churchill
Charles A. Steiner
Wayne Corey
Kansas City
W. P. Lyons
Clinton M. Summers
Walter W. Semerroth
Twentieth Avenue NW
C Avenue NE
Fred G. Fischer
Bever Avenue
Eleanor Taylor
Fourth Avenue
Chester D. Smith
Earl LeRoy Miller
Robert Jones
Ely
Howard M. van Note
Thirtieth Street
George J. Nassif
John Henry Whittaker
John Henry Whittaker, Mr. Vernon
Second Avenue
A. C. Briles
Eighteenth Street
Maurice Pepin
Fourth Street
H. J. Reardon
Newhall
E. W. Buchan
D. Feiereisen
S. H. Ellison
Martelle
Lawrence Brockhahn
Scotch Grove
H. R. van Slyck
Crescent Street
R. F. Beatty
Norva Hotel
Harry Brim
G. R. Hotchkiss
Fred Lee
Allison Hotel
J. M. Million
Third Avenue
Vera Schoneman
E. E. Updegraff
Francis Peten
Fairbank
Earl C. Pickerill
Wilbur Ward
M. Dowden
Tenth Street
Harry Culbertson
Toledo
F. H. Lund
Belle Plaine
Jack Stephens
Howard Olephant
Fifth Street
Mrs. Mervin Shope
Grove Court
F. X. Guyott
Eighth Avenue
F. B. Jones
Magnus Hotel
Howard Kroul
R. F. Brombaugh
Fruitland Boulevard
C. F. Puth
Park Avenue
Theodore W. Huse
Hazel Anderson
Grace Ling
John E. Moore
Agnes Knight
Toddville
Loyd D. Martin
Lois L. Stephenson
Center Point
Delbert C. Kehrli
Ryan
Iline Anderson
Coggan
Donald Philli Solon
Janet Drew
C Rapids
Guy C. Bonwell
Mary E. Doxsee
Monticello
E Des Vo Sil
Margate Ootman
Cedar Mee
Sara-Alyce Benson
James E. Drew
Sara- Alyce Brown
Byrd
William Patton
R. E. Decker
George I
Greece
Demetrios Maximos
Constantin Tsaldaris
Maeximos
Rushek Services
Potter Services
Martin Koehn
Philip Ward
Franks
Meeting Devines
Justice Dept
Br Anne Adams
Louise Johnston
Marcus Bach
University of Iowa
Shep
Carlton Smith
Ll. V. Hoskin
Twentieth Street NW
Con Company
Hoskin
Crandic
Boss
Name Rennie
la Agia
UL Crete
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