Daily Record notices July 14 1944 summary of stamps and penalties
Stamps values for meat sugar feeds and fuel are listed with validity through 1945. Court fines include disorderly conduct speeding and no driver's license cases with addresses in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Birth announcements: at St Luke's Mercy hospital and Davenport. several local couples welcomed daughters and sons July 13 14.
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St. Luke’s
William Close
Arthur Domer
Stanwood
Richard Kahler
Nineteenth Avenue
Edwin Krueger
Hinkley Avenue
Roy Walker
Second Street
Mercy
Lee Denin
D Avenue NW
George T. Evans
Walker
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Bernard Aupperie
Aupperile
Henry Aupperile
E Avenue NW
Aupperle
Virginia Pratt
Herb Pratt
Cedar Rapids
Fair Weather Predicted For Cedar Rapids Area
Fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. The day in Cedar Rapids was sunny and calm with low humidity, a high near 87 degrees possible today, and 74 at 9 am rising to 86 by mid afternoon. No precipitation reported in the last 24 hours and humidity fell from 45 to 20 percent.
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Cedar Rapids and Vicinity
Grand
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Jacob Hunzinger 89 Dies in Iowa City
Jacob Hunzinger, 89, lifelong Iowa City resident, died Thursday night at his home following a heart attack. He was born in Iowa City April 17, 1855, and lived in the same home. He is survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are not completed.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Jacob Hunzinger
Hunzinger
Johnson Appeals for National Probation Association Drive
Judge Harry S. Johnson Friday urged fundraising for the National Probation Association as part of its annual membership drive. He stressed the group aids juvenile delinquency research and crime prevention, urging contributions payable to the association and sent to Johnson at the city hall superior court.
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Harry S. Johnson
National Probation Association
Johnson
Superior Court
City Hall
Death of Frank J. Treka Former Wilson employee
Frank J. Treka 46 of 504 Forest Drive SE died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 3 20 p m Thursday after a lingering illness. Born March 13 1898 in Cedar Rapids he lived here all his life. He married Sylvia Wevrin August 8 1927 and she survives with two sons Frank Marvin 12 and Richard Delano 11. He worked for Wilson and Company for 30 years and served as secretary of Musicians Local 137. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church and several local groups. Funeral services will be held at Immaculate Conception Church Monday at 9 am with Ro sary Sunday at 4 pm and Msgr Molloy officiating.
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Forest Drive
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Emma Treka
Sylvia Wevrin
Cadets of
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The
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Moose Lodge
South Side Civic Club
Credit Union of Wilson and Company
Musicians
Immaculate Conception Church
Frank Marvin
Richard Delano
Frank Treka
Anton Novak
Stanley A
Leo F. Treka
Msgr
J. M. Molloy
Polansky
St. Margaret's Circle of Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr. Molloy
Baldridge Studio Proprietor William Baldridge Dies
Services for William Baldridge of 2143 Mt. Vernon Avenue SE will be held at Turner chapel at 4 p.m. Saturday with the Masonic order officiating. Burial is in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may visit the chapel. Master Masons to meet Mt. Hermon lodge at 3:30 p.m. to attend.
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Mt. Vernon Avenue
Baldridge
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Masonic
Lawrence Nelson retired tailor dies at 3 45 p m in Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Nelson 1560 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at home Thursday at 3 45 p m Born November 15 1863 in Denmark he came to the United States in 1890 Married Mamie Jensen May 24 1893 They ran a women s tailor shop for over 40 years Surviving wife three sons Edson Raymond Robert in Italy granddaughter and great grandchild five grandchildren Westminster Presbyterian church Turner chapel service Monday at 11 a m Rev David I Berger officiating Oak Hill cemetery burial Friends may call at the chapel
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Fifth Avenue SE
Mr. Nelson
Denmark
Mamie Jensen
Marion
Nelson
Raymond B. Nelson
Atlanta
Edson J. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Cpl
Robert Nelson
Air Corps
Italy
D. I. Roland
Mary Louise Nelson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
David I. Berger
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs. H. C. Fabricius Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs. H. C. Fabricius mother of Mrs. J. N. Merritt and Mrs. M. L. French died of a heart attack at 1 30 a.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. French. Survived by husband, two daughters, and son Robert of Memphis. Body to be moved to French funeral home in Reinbeck for services Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Friends may call Friday at Moen chapel.
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H. C. Fabricius
J. N. Merritt
First Avenue
M. L. French
Ninth Avenue
Marion
French
Reinbeck
Moen Chapel
Services for Wendl Zedick to be held in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Wendl Bunt Zedick will be held at 2 p m Saturday in Turner chapel with Rev D A Loferski and Crescent No 25 A F and A M officiating. Burial is in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. All Master Masons are to meet Crescent lodge in the Masonic hall at 1 30 p m.
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Wendl “Bunt” Zedick
A Avenue NE
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Crescent No
A. F
A. M
Oak Hill Cemetery
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Mrs. Alice Shrope, Joliet resident, dies after brief illness
Mrs. Alice Shrope, aged 60, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died at her Joliet Illinois home after a brief illness. Survived by five children including John Shrope and Gladys Lausch, all of Cedar Rapids, and William Shrope of Pleasant. Funeral arrangements announced at Beatty chapel.
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Cedar Rapids
Joliet
Ill
John Shrope
Hazel
Ethel Franks
Gladys Lausch
William Shrope
Beatty Chapel
Iowa Republicans Conclude 1944 District Caucus Harmony
In Des Moines the Second district caucus wrapped in 15 minutes and moved to the coliseum for the first woman keynote in Iowa GOP history. Harve Lange and Mrs. Ballard were named district leaders. Charles Benson and Roy Cook chosen for electoral roles. local delegates and named figures attended with Gov. Hickenlooper present.
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Harvey Lange
Dubuque
J. W. Ballard
Cedar Rapids
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Ballard
Charles Benson
Elkader Farmer
Dewey
Iowa
Roy J. Cook
Independence
Floyd Philbrick
Arthur Jacobson
Waukon
Martin Cooney
West Union
Sen
I. D. Long
Manchester
Benton
Winneshiek
Buchanan
Linn
James Yuill
Frank Byers
Cedar Rapids Jones
Warren Rees
Ben
George Rose
Harold Halloway
Jackson
George Groves
Preston
Lloyd Meyer
Sabula
Clinton
Dr. L. Yuill
K. Fenlon
E. O. Work
Allamakee
Jacobson
Herman Haehlen
Harrison E. Spangler
The
National Organization
Gov. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
L. R. Pierce
Morning Sun
A. L. Douds
Douds
Margaret Hinderman
Wapello
Leo Thoma
Fairfield
B. A. Gurnett
Iowa City
L. P. Barth
Cresco
W. G. Henke
Charles City
Glenn Smith
Nashua
Gertrude Wilharm
Sumner
Charles Dearinger
Albia
R. E. White
Ottumwa
Maude Hickman
Centerville
H. S. Haynes
Madeline Wonderlick
Oskaloosa
W. H. Goodwin
Charles B. van We
Yankee Bombers Batter Hungary In High Return Raid
Five hundred American bombers from Italy struck four oil refineries in the Budapest area and railway yards there. Liberators and Fortresses led the raid with Thunderbolt fighters, returning after destroying targets and engaging German planes with minimal losses.
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Budapest
Normandy
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Ruhr
See U.S. Seizure In Truck Dispute
Washington AP reports that over 100 Midwest truckers did not comply with a War Labor board order and the matter was slated for referral to President Roosevelt, a standard step before government seizure.
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U.S
Washington
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. noted for bravery and service across wars
The account recalls Theodore Roosevelt Jr.’s wartime valor in World War I and World War II era actions. It details his leadership at Cherbourg, battlefront antics with troops, and decorations including the Silver Star and Distinguished Service Cross. It also lists his family, birth in 1887, Harvard degree, and public service roles.
Roosevelt Favorite in Several States with Varying Odds
The analysis shows Roosevelt favored in some states and Dewey leading others. In New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Missouri, odds were 3 to 2 for Roosevelt and 1 to 2 for Dewey. California offered 1 to 2 on Roosevelt and 3 to 2 on Dewey.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carroll
Mr. Roosevelt
Gov. Dewey
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Missouri
Boy Scout Chief Lord Somers Dies in London
Lord Somers age 57 successor to Lord Baden Powell as head of the Boy Scouts died Friday in London. The obituary notes his long service to Scouting and leadership of the organization.
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INS
Lord Somers
Lord Baden Powell
Boy Scouts
State by State Odds On F R and Dewey
ST LOUIS UP James Car roll nationally known betting commissioner made Thomas E Dewey an odds on favorite to carry the state of Michigan Fri
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ST. Louis
James Carroll
Thomas E. Dewey
State of Michigan
Madame Chiang Kai-shek Arrives in Rio for Rest
Madame Chiang Kai-shek arrives in Rio de Janeiro by plane on Thursday and will remain in Brazil for several weeks of rest with her husband in China.
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Rio de Janeiro
Chiang Kai-shek
Brazil
Doubts on German flying bombs in Normandy revealed
Allied Supreme Commander Gen Dwight D Eisenhower indicated that German flying bombs likely strayed into the Normandy beach-head area due to faulty mechanisms. He said no significant damage was caused and that the missiles likely were not aimed at the invasion region.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
England
Eisenhower
State Income Tax Collections Rise for First Half of Year
Iowa reports total income and corporate tax receipts of 6 559 218 for Jan 1 to June 30, up from 5 709 722 a year earlier. Use tax receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 amount to 1 088 192, down from 1 121 277. The second income tax installment is due Oct 1.
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Des Moines
Tax Commission
Fires Ravage Yawata After Superfortress Raid
Chinese Central News Agency reported three days of fires in Yawata's industrial zone following the July 7 American Superfortress raid. The attack targeted Japan's main steel center, and fires burned extensively for 72 hours as a result.
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Chungking
Yawata
Japan
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