Confesses Mail Fraud but FBI Has No Record
Lowell Edward Squires, 38, returned to Waterloo, Iowa, to face a murder charge dating 15 years. He allegedly confessed to killing Theodore P. Anthony, a Waterloo produce salesman, and claimed a 10 year mail fraud scheme in Chicago and Milwaukee netting 150000 to 200000 dollars. FBI and postal inspectors in Chicago had no record of such fraud activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Lowell Edward Souires
Waterloo
Fred Nussbaum
Squires
Theodore P. Anthony
Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Nussbaum
Postal
Chicago
Stamps and fines listed in Daily Record July 7 1945
The issue notes changes to red and blue ration stamp validity starting July and monthly dates, with Meat Red stamps K2 through Z2 and several through dates, Foods-plus stamps ranges with July 31 and Aug 31 deadlines, Sugar Stamp 36 book No 4 valid until Aug 31, and Gasoline coupons A116 valid through July 21. Divorce petitions include Edward Kosina vs Dorothy H Kosina. Marriage licenses list several couples. Court fines for drunkenness, disturbing the peace, and license-related violations, plus two baby announcements at St Luke's and Mercy and other births July 6.
London Poles Bid For Army Loyalty
The exiled Polish government in London urged 250,000 Polish armed forces abroad to stay loyal to its claim of national leadership as British and American recognition of Warsaw’s provisional unity government shifted the political landscape. Warsaw moves to seize London assets, naming a three member commission to secure state property in Great Britain, while legal questions hang over gold and merchant ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poland
Britain
United States
Government of National Unity
Warsaw
Tomasz Arciszewski
Soi A
Tadeusz Komorowski
Bor
Wladyslaw Rackiewicz
Polpress
Great Britain
Bank of Poland
Eden's Oldest Son Missing on Flight
London's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden faces concern as his 20 year old son Sgt Simon Eden, a member of the Burma operation, is reported missing after an airborne mission in Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
London (Ap
Simon Eden
Anthony Eden
Burma
Cornell Presents Musical Comedy Rosalee at Cornell Little Theater
MT VERNON The second performance of Rosalee a musical comedy directed by Bertha Johnson will be given in the Cornell Little Theater tonight at 8 30 The first production of the summer season was greeted by a large audience Friday night The libretto and lyrics are by Albert Johnson director of dramatics at Cornell The music was composed by Dick Head Priborsky a discharged GI who conducted the music and played the piano score The other pianist was Gretchen Seger The cast includes Betty Laughlin Hinds Al Morrissey Frederick Branch and a chorus of navy and marine trainees and Cornell faculty The original musical is based on the legend of the gingko tree on the Cornell campus The tunes include Magical Moonlight Waltz Rosalee Spring Has Come and The Destiny Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Rosalee
Bertha Johnson
Cornell
Gretchen Seger
Jacques Jolas
Betty Laughlin Hinds
Washington, D. C
Light Opera
al Morrissey
Vernon
Frederick Branch
Navy
Marine
Army Chaplain to Speak at Westminster Sunday
Capt Alvin O Carlson United States army chaplain will address Westminster Presbyterian church at both morning and evening services. He served with U S troops in France and was wounded at St Lo. Morning topic Prerequisites to Enduring Faith. Evening topic With Our Doughboys Through Hard Places. Carlson’s stories appear in a new book published by Zondervan in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin O. Carlson
United States Army
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Carlson
U. S
France
St. Lo
Capt. Carlson
Zondervan Publishing Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Skies Clear Quickly After Light Cedar Rapids Shower
A light shower fell in the Cedar Rapids loop forenoon with highly localized rainfall. Skies cleared by 2 30 p m as Chambers Inskeep reported 84 degrees. Statewide, scattered showers were noted with Cedar Rapids-T Iowa City tying for the overnight low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Spencer
Council Bluffs
Iowa City
Notice of Administratrix Appointment for LaVern Broadstone
The court announces the appointment of SBsat Feely cee Sato as Administratrix of LaVern D. Broadstone’s estate on July 6, 1845. All persons having claims against the estate must send them to the attorney M. W. O'Riecley at the wide office for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Sato
Mae Sotice
LaVern D. Broadstone
Teetpem
Ne Clark
Stevens Vows He'll Stand By Imogene Stevens
Bridgeport Conn. Mrs Imogene Stevens the attractive Texas bombshell and her soldier husband embraced in a jail corridor and later in the jailers office where she told her story of the slaying for which she is held Maj George Stevens III para trooper flew from Europe to stand by her against a manslaughter charge in the fatal shooting of sailor Albert Kovacs in a neighbor's home Coroner Theodore Steiber said the killing resulted from sex recriminations beer drinking and window smashing reprisals and that Mrs Stevens had carried on an illicit love affair with neighbor Charles Milton She said she mistook Kovacs for a burglar and shot in self defense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgefort
Conn
Imogene Stevens
Texas
Maj
George Stevens
New England
Europe
Stevens
Imogene
Steve
Theodore Steiber
New Canaan
Milton
Army Air Transport
Virginia
David Goldstein
Georgie
Deaths Dr James I Gibson Former Iowa State Veterinarian
Dr James I Gibson 80 prominent Iowa veterinarian died suddenly from a heart attack while in his car in a Cedar Rapids parking lot. He served four terms as Iowa state veterinarian 1899 to 1919 and later held roles in Illinois and Missouri. He moved to Cedar Rapids eight years ago to open a Jen Sal branch. Born near Ottawa Ontario January 27 1865 he is survived by a wife a daughter and siblings. Services will be at Turner chapel with burial in Glendale Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Gibson
Iowa
Thirty-sixth Street
Gibson
Cedar Rapids
T. F. Hersch
Linn County
Des Moines
Bloomington
Ill
Illinois State Veterinarian Medical Association
St. Joseph
United States Livestock Sanitary Association
Jen-Sal Laboratories
Kansas City
Jen-Sal Company
Ottawa
Ont
Minnie M. Colgrove
Denison
Linn Culbertson
Alice Gibson
L. P
Harry H
G. H
J. Wesley
E. Gibson
F. D. Gibson
Vancouver
B. C
James I. Mason
First Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Shrine
Ontario Veterinary College
Turner Chapel
John de Lane
Trinity Methodist Church
Glendale Cemetery
Cave Woman Returns Home From Salida Cave
Edith Carlson 40 left her mountain cave life near Salida Colorado to return to her Minnesota husband after police helped her decide civilization over nature. She was arrested on vagrancy charges when villagers reported a wild man living in a cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
Colo
Edith Carlson
Minnesota
Julius Masters
Methodist Mountain
Denver
Buena Vista
Father of Quads Is Civilian Again
Sgt. William Thompson becomes a civilian after a point discharge from the army. His wife Eleanore resists divorce to allow him to wed Nora Carpenter, mother of his quadrupets born to a Heanor barmaid. Three of the quads survive as Nora hopes he brings them to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Thompson
Heanor
England
Thompson
Eleanore
Nora Carpenter
Thom Oyen
Themu
Nora
Thom
America
Soviet King Mihai Moscow Awarded Order of Victory
The Soviet government awarded King Mihai of Romania the Order of Victory for courage in switching Romania from the Axis to the United Nations camp, an AP report stated on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Order of Victory
Mihai of
Romania
United Nations
Elmer U. Tuck Former Cedar Rapids mail carrier dies at 79
Elmer U. Tuck 79 of 2506 First Avenue NE died at 2:50 am Saturday after a brief illness. Born March 20 1866 in Harlan he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1901 and retired from postal service in 1931. He married Sadie Peterson on November 24 1891 and is survived by his wife and sister Fannie Fish of Long Beach CA. He belonged to First Lutheran church Maine lodge I1.C.C.F. and the Mail Carriers association. Funeral at Turner chapel Tuesday at 4 pm with Rev Paul Luther Miller and Maine lodge officiating. burial in Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer U. Tuck
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Harlan
Omaha
Sadie Peterson
Fannie Fish
Long Beach
Calif
Tuck
First Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Maine Lodge
I1.c.c.f
Mail Carriers Association
Turner Chapel
Paul Luther Miller
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Park
Mrs Frank Bys Dies At Son S Home Near Amana
Mrs Mary Stepanek Bys aged 70 of 708 Fifth Avenue SE died at 7 40 p m Friday in the home of her son Frank 3 1/2 miles north of Amana after a sudden illness She had lived with her son the last five months She was born July 16 1874 near Ely Her husband Frank died in 1925 Survived by three sons William G Inglewood Calif Frank H Amana route 1 and Lumir C Cedar Rapids Four sisters all of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Joseph Chalupsky of Vinton Seven grandchildren and one great grandchild An infant son and two brothers William H Stepanek and Joseph Stepanek preceded her Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Funeral arrangements are pending word from the son in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stepanek Bys
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank
Amana
Ely
William G
Inglewood
Calif
Frank H
Route 1
Lumir C
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Richley
Edward Zbanek
Edward Misak
Joseph Chalupsky
Vinton
William H. Stepanek
Joseph Stepanek
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Brush Chapel
California
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Viasek of Berwyn dies. rites pending
Mrs John Viasek 60 former Cedar Rapids resident died at her Berwyn Illinois home Friday noon. She was the former Mamie Scorpil. Survived by husband John a son Albert of Berwyn two sisters Mrs Frank Votroubek of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Margaret Stoch near Solon two brothers Edward of Tipton and William near Solon. Body to Brosh chapel. burial in Bohemian National cemetery. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Viasek
Cedar Rapids
Berwyn
Mamie Scorpil
John
Albert
Frank Votroubek
Margaret Stoch
Solon
Edward
Tipton
William
Brosh Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Services for Maynard W. Rowray at Beatty Chapel Sunday
Funeral services for Maynard W. Rowray of 2815 Waveland Drive NW will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Beatty Chapel conducted by Rev. Chester Ainsworth. Burial is in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at Beatty's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard W. Rowray
Waveland Drive
Beatty Chapel
Chester Ainsworth
Cedar Memorial Park
Beatty’s
Mrs Christine Schindler Dies at 86 in San Diego
Mrs Christine Schindler 86 former Cedar Rapids resident died at her San Diego home on Wednesday. Survived by son F W Schindler 1715 C avenue NE Cedar Rapids daughter Mrs Clara Bickenbush of San Diego four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Schindler
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Schindler
C Avenue NE
Clara Bickenbush
Mrs Kemler Rites Set for Dover Resident in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Minnie Kemler a LOI resident of Cedar Rapids will be held in Turner chapel at 11 a m Monday with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. She was born May 30 1878 in New York City and lived in New York prior to moving to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiien
Kemler
Serviers
Minnie Kemler
Cedar Rads
Dover
Cons
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
New York City
Geo Rapies
Init
Obituary fragment mentions Kemler family in Denver
The deceased had lived in Denver and was a member of the Presbyterian church. Surviving are a son John D. Kemler in the navy and a daughter Ruth E. Kemler of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Presbyterian Church
John D. Kemler
Navy
Ruth E. Kemler
Funeral services for Michael J. Mc Laughlin near Walford
Michael J. Mc Laughlin died Friday two miles west of Walford. Services will be at Holy Trinity Church Walford at 9 am Monday, Rev. S. J. Tushak officiating. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery Norwey. Rosary at 8 pm Sunday at the residence. Monahan funeral home to residence for visitation. Survived by brother William McLaughlin of Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. McLaughlin
Walford
Holy Trinity Church
S. J. Tushak
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Nor
Wey
Father Tushak
Monahan Funeral Home
William McLaughlin
Solon
Death notices: Albert L. Raymond of Cedar Rapids
Albert L. Raymond 229 Johnson avenue NW an office employee of Harper Auto Refinishing for 13 years and lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died in a local hospital at 11 55 am today after a sudden illness. Survived by wife Sue, parents Mr and Mrs Frank Llewellyn Oshkosh Wis, two sisters Ms Etta Baker and Ms Laura Spencer Des Moines, two brothers Frank Raymond Dubuque and Charles Raymond California, plus several nieces and nephews. He belonged to Trinity Methodist church Mizpah lodge No 639 A F and A M Iowa Consistory Malta chapter No 415 O E S. Turner chapel Tuesday at 2 pm. Friends may call at the chapel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Raymond
Johnson Avenue
Harper Auto Refinishing Company
Cedar Rapids
Sue
Frank Llewellyn
Oshkosh
Wis
Etta Baker
Laura Spencer
Des Moines
Frank Raymond
Dubuque
Charles Raymond
California
Raymond
Trinity Methodist Church
Mizpah
Painiless Powderless Gal to Beat His Allergy
Atlantic City. Lt Alfred Elkin a battle hardened air force veteran is allergic to women. His allergy triggered by cosmetics leaves him sneezing watery eyes and sore lips when in contact with glamorous gals. The army seeks a cure while Elkin fears bachelorhood and isolation unless a solution is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Alfred Elkin
Air Force
New Guinea
Elkin
Sign read "$50,000 for Elliott Roosevelt" taunt on picket line
Newark report recounts girl pickets at Maxwell Bilofsky's Industrial Electronics, protesting wages while holding signs demanding $50,000 for Elliott Roosevelt. Bilofsky says he lent $50,000 to the former President's son and recovered only $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Roosevelt
Newark
N. J
Maxwell Bilofsky
Industrial Electronics Corporation
United Construction Workers
United Mine Workers
Bilofsky
OPA bans Kresge stores from selling rationed shoes
The OPA barred 232 S. S. Kresge stores in the Midwest and East from buying or selling rationed shoes. Deputy enforcement chief George Moncharsh said shoe rationing privileges will be suspended July 15 for one week to 84 days due to violations of rules requiring stores to account for ration currency and shoes. Discrepancies were found as the company prepared corrective steps after the investigation findings. Affected outlets are east of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sns
OPA
S. S. Kresge
Midwest
George Moncharsh
Moncharsh
Kresge
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Split Threatens British Liberals Over Coalition
LONDON (UP) A split threatened the Liberal party over the possibility of a coalition with Prime Minister Winston Churchill if the Conservatives fail to win a working majority in the house of commons after Thursday's election. Experts predicted the results announced July 26 after the soldier vote would leave the house so indecisive another general election would be necessary within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liberal Party
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
A for saving vitamins is never vegitables that can be scakael
A brief note suggests saving vitamins is essential, though text is garbled and mentions vegetables and jackets, with unclear meaning. The fragment emphasizes nutrition but lacks coherent details, names, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Engel rails at war spending waste in army funds
Rep. Engel, ranking Republican on the appropriations subcommittee, accuses the war department of tossing taxpayers’ money down a rat hole. He cites 192 billion dollars in army appropriations since 1941 with over 150 billion spent and urges full justification for all wartime expenditures. Engel warns officials to justify every dollar or face corrective scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Engel
R-Mich
Appropriations Committee
War Department
Appropriations
Congressional
Eisenhower
Bradley
Clark
MacArthur
Congress
Moves for Probe Of Rye Corner
Washington AP lawmaker Keefe introduces legislation to create a special congressional committee to investigate rye market operations on the Chicago board of trade claiming a national scandal and market manipulation with tentacles into Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Rep
Keefe
R-Wis
House
Senators Charge Currency Bungling in Postwar Europe
Senate war investigating committee led by Sen. Kilgore condemns State Department currency policy in Europe as a hidden grant to Italy and France at American expense. It cites inflated rates forcing payers to spend about 40 dollars for a dinner in Paris and labels the move a treacherous subsidy to former enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate War Investigating
U. S
Europe
Sen. Kilgore
D-W. Va
State Department
Paris
Army Doctor Tests Chlorophyl Based Drug Surpassing Penicillin
An unnamed army physician at Winter General hospital Topeka quietly advances a chlorophyl derived drug claimed to surpass penicillin for wound healing in about 48 hours. He reports success on burns and osteomyelitis though action is unknown. Patients seek trials, and a formal release is promised soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
INS
Winter General Hospital
Winter General
Winter General Ai
Men and Women In Service Transfer for Training
Pvt. Charles H. Shafer son of Mr and Mrs H I Shafer 161 Twenty fourth street drive SE has been transferred from Sheppard Field Texas to Lowry Field Colo He will enter a school for remote control gun turret training for B 29s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Shafer
H. I. Shafer
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Sheppard Field
Texas
Lowry Field
Colo
Aussies Seize Balikpapan Oil Port In Borneo Drive
Australian Seventh Division troops landed under heavy naval fire and seized both entrances to Balikpapan oil harbor in Borneo. Gen. MacArthur said allied forces counted 3,031 Japanese dead and 274 prisoners, while Allied casualties reached 214 dead, 22 missing, and 420 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Seventh Division
Balikpapan Bay
Borneo
MacArthur
Penadjam Point
Balikpapan
Pandansari
Penadjam
Manggar Airfield
Sambodja
Samarinda
Sgt Harry L Rich Killed on Luzon in World War II
Mr and Mrs Mervil J Rich of 1320 Forty-second Street NE received details of their son Sergeant Harry L Rich's death on Luzon May 22 while on patrol near Maleco on the Villa Verde trail. He served with the Red Arrow 32nd Division, fought in New Guinea Leyte and the Caraballo mountains, wore the unit badge and combat infantry badge and held the Philippine liberation medal. Burial with full military honors was in the U S Santa Barbara cemetery in the Philippine Islands. his wife Donna and their son Freddie reside in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervil J. Rich
Forty-second Street
Harry L. Rich
Luzon
Maleco
Villa Verda
U. S. Santa Barbara
Philippine Islands
Red Arrow
32Nd
Rich
New Guinea
Penamopoan Mountains
Ormac Valley
Leyte
Carabelle Mountains
Villa Verde Trail
Donna
Freddie
Fairfield
One Steel License Plate to Be Issued in 1946
Des Moines AP report says Gov. Robert D Blue announced Iowa will issue only one motor license plate in 1946 due to German breakthrough hurting American steel supplies. War Production Board cut Iowa steel allotment from 450 to 250 tons. Two plate sets for 22 counties were manufactured at Anamosa Reformatory, but delivery to motorists remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Anamosa
Windsors to Return to England in August
London reports newspapers say the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will return to England late in August. Court circles had known for weeks that King George approved the plan and the announcement caused little surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
England
George
Argentine Election Set for Late Fall
Buenos Aires AP reports President General Edelmiro Ferrer announced that Argentina will hold an election in November or December. The statement outlines plans for a late fall vote amid political transition and national governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Edelmiro Ferrer
Argentina
Legislation Would Allow Wives Overseas With Servicemen
Washington AP reports legislation to permit the army and navy to send wives overseas to be with their serviceman husbands. Rep Fulton of Pennsylvania, a bachelor and former navy lieutenant, backs the measure after serving overseas until early this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Rep
Fulton
R-Pa
Tries to Settle Old Grudge Gets Black Eye
Victor Hansen of 435 Fourth Avenue SE was fined five cents and costs by Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by fighting. Hansen admitted going to Economy Fruit Market at 128 First Avenue NE Friday evening to settle a score with proprietor L. K. Berry. most of the exchange was by Perry who blocked Hansen’s eye. Police did not charge Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hansen
Fourth Avenue SE
Harry S. Johnson
Hansen
Economy
First Avenue NE
L. K. Berry
Perry
Berry
Fifth Army to Be Split Up and Redeployed
Caserta Italy AP The veteran Fifth Army is to be broken up by next February with five of its seven divisions and both regimental combat teams sent back to America. The 85th division will lead the move starting in August as the first air selective service division to be deactivated. The 34th division with the most combat time will be redeployed and kept in tactical reserve for possible Pacific service. Others to depart include the 88th and 91st divisions and the 473rd regiment, with dates through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caserta
Italy
Fifth Army
Salerno
America
85Th
Custer
United States
Pacific
Germany
Tenth Mountain Division
Trieste
34Th
Bus Company Faces Fifth Suit Over Fatal May Crash
A fifth damage suit against Safeway Bus Lines of Marshalltown Ia. was filed in Polk county district court seeking 15000 damages for Ollie Turner 42 of Altoona an employee of the Des Moines ordnance plant who was aboard the bus when it collided with an automobile carrier near Altoona on May 25 Turner alleges permanent injury to her right hand and arm from the crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Safeway Bus Lines
Marshalltown
Altoona
Polk County District Court
Ollie Turner
Des Moines Ordnance Plant
Turner
Training School for Girl Who Tried to Kill Mother
Bernice Reynolds, 16, already on probation for assault with intent to murder her mother, was committed to the Illinois State training school for girls after allegedly disorderly conduct arrest in Rockford. The case stems from an attempted murder by illuminating gas as her mother slept, after which the mother pleaded for leniency and the girl pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ill
Bernice Reynolds
Illinois State Training School For
Charles A. O’connor
Rockford
Bernice
Lottie Reynolds
Clarence Swope
Ottumwa
Iowa
Report on First Trust and Savings Bank condition
Bank financial figures show total assets near 4208.28 and 208,287.21 liabilities. The report mentions Cedar Rapids location and signatures of officers, with totals for liabilities and capital and cash items noted as control figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust and Savings Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Edward Kosina
Dorothy H. Kosina
Charley Wilbert Eye
Wyomae
Lillian Sinkey
Maqueeta
Cleatis Ray Huff
Rachel Marie Huff
Raymond J. Musil
Betty E. Musil
Frances Pesek
Frank J. Pesek
Josephine Godfredsen
Lyle A. Godfredsen
Ernest Lawrence
E Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Lyle Ashby
Ralph E. Blair
Second Avenue
John W. Irish
Shellsburg
Richard Wall
Forest Drive
Wendell Smith
C Avenue
Charles Youtzy
Hazel Drive
George J. Fickinger
Elmhurst Drive
St. Luke’s
Roland O. Litz
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Palmer Castonguay
Johnson Avenue NW
Mercy
Leon Vanda
First Street
Ralph Hoover
A Avenue NW
James Bedra
G Avenue NW
Westminster
Moms
Cee
M. W. O’riecley
REDS
Mihai
Frank Bys
Rowray Services
McLaughlin
Sgt. Rich
Bus Company
Bete Pene
Pee
Mairitts
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