Summer Weather Casts Showers and Warm Heat Across Indies
Daily Record weather page lists high and low temps for Friday and a 6 percent precipitation in Indies. Cities include Fismarck Miami Chicago Minneapolis Denver New York Phoenix Los Angeles Sioux City with Sunday forecast cloudy and thundershowers in the east, mainly fair and cooler Monday, westerly winds 10 to 15 mph, and Sunday high 90 low 68. Local notices include a cigarette-set fire at 225 Thirty-fourth Street SE and numerous births, pairings, and legal notices.
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Indies
Fismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneap
Denver
New York
Phoenix
Los Ang
Sioux City
C. L. Gunn
Thirty-fourth Street
Cigaret
Rail Pension Bill Passed by Senate
The Senate advanced a house approved measure liberalizing rail retirement and unemployment insurance, voting 55 to 11 and sending it back to the house for amendments. The plan raises the retirement tax to 12 percent by 1952, increases unemployment benefits to 25 weekly for up to 26 weeks, liberalizes disability retirement, and provides survivors’ annuities for widows at 65.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Barkley
Kentucky
Sen. Hawkes
R-N.j
Austria votes to nationalize 81 industries defying Soviet warning
Vienna reports Parliament unanimously approves broad nationalization of 81 industries including Danube Shipping and Zistersdorf oil fields, brushing aside a Soviet note that German assets in eastern Austria are Russian property. The move, backed by all parties though Communist MPs seek broader seizure, awaits Allied council approval.
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Vienna
Russia
Leopold Figl
Austria
Zistersdorf
Danube
Allied Control Council
Zisstersdorf
Camp Waubeek Campfire and Scout Plans in Smoked Out Details
The Camp Fire Girls council plans improvements at Camp Huaga including new sanitary facilities a swimming pool and permanent summer cabins funded by a $500 gift from the American Legion bringing the improvements fund to about $1 500 The Boy Scout camp near Waubeek opened June 16 and runs until July 28 with three weeks of camping left The land holdings total about 120 acres with lodge valued at $12 000 and overall investment near $25 000 A record 150 Scout leaders attended a recent meeting of the council and district committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Council
Camp Waubeek
Camp Fire Girls’ Council
Camp Huaga
George Hearn
American Legion
Hearn
Camp Fire Girls
Wapsie River
Hitaga
62 Year Old Man Struck by Auto Near Fourteenth Street
A. C. Westrom, 62, of 1923 Grande avenue SE, sustained head injuries and a suspected skull fracture when hit by a car driven by William G. Neffenegger, 715 Oakland road NE, near First avenue and Fourteenth street E. He was listed in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital Saturday after ambulance transport. Patrolmen Overman and Rubey noted the car's brakes and lights were functioning and the driver tried to avoid the crash. no charges were filed. Westrom crossed from north to south about 31 feet west of the crosswalk. X-rays were planned.
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A. C. Westrom
Grande Avenue SE
William G. Neffenegger
Oakland Road
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Henry Overman
George Rubey
Neffenegger
Westrom
Arnall Offers $10,000 Reward For Lynching Case
Atlanta Gov Ellis Arnall announced rewards totaling over ten thousand dollars for any information leading to a solution of the mob slayings of two Negro farm hands and their wives. Police and federal officials pressured to bring arrests and accountability in the violent incident.
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Arnall
Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
Will of Mary Elizabeth Ramsdel to be probated in Cedar Rapids
Notice: on July 30 1946 at 9 00 AM in the Iowa District Court Cedar Rapids will hear the proof and admission of the will and testament of Mary Elizabeth Ramsdel late of the county deceased for probate. Arthur Axmear Clerk Crissmand & Bleakley attorneys dated July 26 1946 Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Omnty
Mary Elizabet Ramsdel
Court Hose
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arthur Axmear
Crissmand& Bleakley
Nesedy
Kenwood Transfer
Kenneth’ Tenniges
Gresham
Nebraska
North American van Lines, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Ray H. Spielman
Flandin Convicted and Pardoned by French High Court
In Versailles a high court jury found Pierre Etienne Flandin guilty of collaboration with Nazis but immediately pardoned him after sentencing to five years of national indignity. The ruling followed Friday night proceedings in the justice system.
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Versailles
France
High Court of Justice
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Retirement System for Officers Passes House
The House approved by voice vote a bill to establish for the first time a retirement system for reserve and national guard officers. The measure, sent to the Senate, also introduces a new method to remove regular army officers deemed inefficient or unfit for service.
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Washington
House
National Guard
Senate
Truman Signs Bill Restoring USES to State Operation
President Truman signed a labor security appropriation bill totaling 1.16 billion dollars. The measure includes a provision to return the United States Employment Service to state operation on November 15.
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Truman
Washington (Ap
United States
Marion News highlights and local gatherings unfold
R O Shively returns from Columbus for sister illness. Bunting family reunion slated Sunday at 1 pm in Thomas Park. Aowakiya Camp Fire group met at guardian Mrs John L Gritzner to canned applesauce for charity. Birthday party for Jimmie McKean draws 12 children at 921 Ninth Street. Neva Buck Fuller visits Melcher with A J Pesetskis. Buffalo Church Ice Cream social July 31 noted. Bob Widger arrives from Edmonton to visit Harvey Montgomery. Godwins return from West Coast trip. Robert Biesecker and family back in Oakland after leave. Hodgdon guests from Naperville after Canada and Black Hills trip. McCarthy family visits Keokuk en route to Scarsdale. Fiedlers return from Cuba City and Chicago.
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Aowakiya
The
Guardian
John L. Gritzner
Churches list Sunday services in Marion Iowa area
The Marion area churches announce service times with pastors and schedules. Baptist Rev Charles Moore preaches with Bible school at 9 45 and evening worship. Catholic mass at St Joseph's. Christian and Congregational worship and pulpit supply by Cedar Rapids pastors. Methodist and Free Methodist offer morning and evening services. Presbyterian hosts union services with Methodist. Lutheran and Prairie Chapel schedule morning worship and Sunday school. Seventh Day Church of God sets Sabbath services with pastor Frank H Ward.
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Charles
Moore
Bible School
William Dykhuizen
Cedar Rapids
Young People’s Meeting
Board of Deacons
Dykhuizen
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H.carter
Holy Living
E. J. Wykle
Carl M. Cunningham
James P. Gable
C. V. R. DeJong
Geraldine Caldwell
Godard
DeJong
M. A. Baker
Clara Wilson
Westminster
St. Paul's
Newhall
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Frank H. Ward
Hollywood Tax Crackdown Targets Film Makers
Washington AP reports a government drive to collect millions in income taxes from Hollywood producers stars and directors. An anonymous IRS official said one unnamed major producer has been ordered to pay. The action focuses on corporations used to produce films then distribute profits as liquidating dividends avoiding higher taxes. No criminal case is involved and each case will be handled on its merits with asset distributions as the taxable factor.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
John Green of Ames Wins Farm Safety Contest
DES MOINES AP John Green of Ames won the state farm safety contest and urged farm families to hold monthly safety meetings with assigned duties to stamp out unsafe practices. Winners from adult and junior classes were announced by Kirk Fox of Des Moines, with a cash prize list featuring names from Ames Waterloo Monroe Williamsburg New Sharon Panora Odebolt Story City Kellogg Mitchellville Storm Lake Arcadia Chillicothe Tama Randalia Hedrick and others.
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Des Moines
John Green
Ames
Green
WHO
Kirk Fox
State Farm Safety Committee
Ida Snavely
Waterloo
I. G. Roorda
Monroe
Robert Hedges
Williamsburg
Gladys Patterson
Carlisle
Harry Coleman
New Sharon
Florence Neely
Winterset
Phyllis Godown
Panora
Eunice Lacina
West Branch
M. E. Lindskoog
Odebolt
Clarence Sowers
Story City
Delores Terpstra
Kellogg
Delores van Dyke
Mitchellville
Richard Connell
Storm Lake
Duank Olsen
Marengo
Delbert Klima
Solon
Anita Wittry
Arcadia
Jmona Jones
Chillicothe
Therese Ockenfels
Tama
Delores Ries
Randalia
Wilma McCormick
Lugee
Mary Ellen Sylvester
Hedrick
Deaths Thomas Bowen Angell and Patricia Hickey
Thomas Bowen Angell Jr aged 76 of 1624 C avenue NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was a meat cutter for Cedar Rapids Food Market, married Elizabeth A. Smith in 1901, and is survived by his wife and a brother in Chicago. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Monday Turner chapel burial Oak Hill cemetery. Patricia Ann Hickey four month old daughter of Dr and Mrs James H Hickey Cedar Rapids died at 10:30 a.m. Saturday born March 31 in St Louis. Survived by parents, sister Elaine, and grandparents Mr and Mrs W E Cooper Cedar Rapids and John F Hickey Dunlap. Graveside rites 10 a.m. Monday Mt Calvary cemetery conducted by Rev James D Kearn. Friends may call Brady mortuary Sunday.
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Thomas Bowen Angell
Thomas Bowenr Angell, Jr
C Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth A. Smith
L. Angell
Chicago
Turner
Patricia Ann Hickey
James H. Hickey
Nineteenth Street
St. Louis
Elaine
W.E. Cooper
John F. Hickey
Dunlap
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
James D. Kearn
Brady Mortuary
Death notice for Edward Tomes in California
Edward Tomes, former Cedar Rapids resident, died Friday in Inglewood California. Survived by wife Tillie Bartosh two sons Richard and Harold in Inglewood a daughter Evelyn also in Inglewood and four sisters Mrs John F Kuba Mrs Joseph Blazek Mrs Edward Deckman of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Archie Ditmers of West Liberty.
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Edward Tomes
Cedar Rapids
Inglewood
Calif
Tillie Bartosh
Richard
Harold
Evelyn
John F. Kuba
Joseph Blazek
Edward Deckman
Archie Ditmers
West Liberty
Vebicky Rites Sunday At Polansky Chapel
Funeral services for Frank J. Vebicky of 2226 Mt. Vernon Avenue SE will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Polansky chapel with T. B. Hlubucek officiating. Burial is planned at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel beforehand.
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Vebicky
Frank J. Vebicky
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Polansky Chapel
T. B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Truman Not in Accord With Facts Says Reds
Moscow radio on Friday night denied President Truman remarks about welcoming Russian newspapermen and professors and said such assertions do not correspond to facts. The exchange followed Truman stating the United States rarely receives return engagements from Soviet visitors.
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Truman
London
United States
Moscow
Three promissory note suits filed in district court
Three collection cases entered Saturday in district court involve Wilson and Company seeking $132.44 from Fred F. Redies on an $86 note dated August 2, 1937, at six percent with $5 weekly payments. Sisters of Mercy, Inc. of Cedar Rapids sues Mrs. Louis Berry and L. B. Berry for $260 on a $200 note dated April 23, 1942, bearing eight percent interest and allegedly due in ten days. Lamac Store Fixture Co. hires Davenport attorney against Mike Haddy, originally living in Watkins, Iowa, for two notes: the first for $24.86 dated August 3, 1937, unpaid at $37.29 with six percent interest, and the second for $150 dated January 1, 1938, now $225 with six percent interest.
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Wilson and Company, Inc
Fred F. Redies
Sisters of Mercy, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Louis Berry
L. B. Berry
Lamac
Davenport
Mike Haddy
Watkins
Plantiff
Keenan Sues Over Loss of Home and Family
Harold L. Keenan of Marion sues Bessie Gallo and Frank Jonas for 10000 damages claiming they deprived him of his home and family. The defendants, sister and brother of Keenan's wife, moved into 1405 Sixth Avenue Marion around September last year and allegedly urged Annie M. Keenan to file for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Keenan
Marion
Bessie Gallo
Frank Jonas
Keenan
Sixth Avenue
Annie M. Keenan
Springville Grocer Sued for Divorce
Wilma Beatrice Briner of Springville sues for divorce from Howard Raymond Briner owner of a grocery store locker plant and poolroom. She seeks custody of their 16 year old son alimony and a property settlement to be determined by the court. They wed August 9 1929 in Los Angeles.
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Wilma Beatrice Briner
Howard Raymond Briner
Springville
Wicher Pleads Innocent to Rape Count
Charles Henry Wicher age 32 pled innocent before Judge Floyd Philbrick on a rape charge and was returned to county jail in 7500 dollars bond. He was arrested July 19 on his Cedar Rapids area acreage after allegedly raping a minor girl.
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Charles Henry Wicher
Floyd Phillbrick
Wicher
Cedar Rapids
Foreclosure Decree Awarded to J H Webster in 1945 Case
Judge G K Thompson entered a foreclosure decree for J H Webster against Mrs August S Berger. The amount totaled 164.64 with five percent interest and 150 due to Webster. The suit was filed March 19 1945.
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J. H. Webster
August S. Berger
G. K. Thompson
Webster
Tathwell Divorce Suit Filed in Cedar Rapids
T. E. Tathwell of Cedar Rapids filed for divorce from Clara W. Tathwell of Dayton Ohio, charging desertion. Married in Dallas Texas on October 11 1925 they lived together until September 18 1933 and were then in Cincinnati. No children are mentioned in the petition.
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T. E. Tathwell
Cedar Rapids
Clara W. Tathwell
Dayton
Ohio
Dallas
Texas
Cincinnati
Civilian Atom Bill Sent to President for Signature
Congress approved an all civilian board plan to guide U S atomic energy development and sent the measure to President Truman. The President is expected to sign, as the bill mirrors the Senate McMahon proposal he endorsed.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Truman
Senate
Two Men Accepted for Duty in Regular Navy
Officials at the Cedar Rapids station announced Saturday that two men have been accepted for enlistment in the regular Navy. Lynn W. Miller of 1530 Washington Avenue SE re-enlisted for a second hitch, while James H. White of Deep River signed up for a four year tour.
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Cedar Rapids
Lynn W. Miller
Washington Avenue
James H. White
Deep River
City Briefs George Martinek at St Lukes
George Martinek of 1400 Second Avenue SE underwent an appendectomy at St Luke's hospital Friday. Attendants described his condition as fairly good on Saturday.
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George Martinek
St. Lukes
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Caltech unveils seismograph films for two major quakes
California Institute of Technology disclosed Friday two major earthquakes recorded on Seismograph films. One quake struck Thursday morning in the Aleutians and the other at 10 55 p m Thursday in northern Chile.
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Pasadena
Calif
INS
California Institute of Technology
Aleutians
Chile
Miles Razzes Platform of Republicans Des Moines
Democratic nominee Frank Miles lambasted the Republican platform adopted at the state convention for failing to take a firm stand on key issues in the upcoming campaign. He criticized the lack of a housing plank and highlighted perceived Republican support for wartime measures while opposing steps like lowering the voting age and other social policies. The piece notes three former Iowa Supreme Court justices named to the November high court race and contrasts the Democratic platform’s positive positions with the Republicans’ silence on numerous policy areas.
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Des Moines
Frank Miles
Miles
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Paul W. Richards
Red Oak
John W. Anderson
Sioux City
G.O.P
Robert D. Blue
Republic
Senate probes seek Warren report on government machinery flaws
Senate investigators will hear Comptroller General Lindsay Warren on loopholes used to limit profits in military gear production. The Mead committee recesses as it also reviews a $2,500 Anderson check linked to Rep. Coffee. Coffee recalls the 1941 contribution as long overdue, while Holman’s 1941 Fort Lewis hospital contract is interrogated.
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Senate
Lindsay Warren
Mead
D-N.y
Warren
Rep. Coffee
Eivand Anderson
Sen
Mitchell
Coffee
Paul A. Olson
Anderson
Holman
Fort Lewis, Wash
Washington State
Mead Committee
Condition of Bornhoeft Remains "Fairly Good"
The Rev. P. L. Bornhoeft pastor of Trinity Lutheran church was taken to St Luke's hospital after a fall at his home at 446 Fourth Avenue SW. He suffered a fractured neck at about 4 30 am Thursday and remained unchanged and fairly good in hospital Saturday.
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P. L. Bornhoeft
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Bornhoeft
Fourth Avenue SW
Ten Jews slain near Lublin by outlaw band
An authoritative Jewish source reports that ten Jews were taken from a passenger train near Lublin and shot to death by an outlaw band. The incident was reported from Warsaw, citing AP.
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Warsaw
Lublin
Virtue Rewarded as Siblings Return Found Cash
Davenport report says Robert Sanders aged 14 and sister Elizabeth age 10 found $100 in ten dollar bills while sorting papers. They returned the money to a neighbor who had hidden it in papers. Police said the reward was four pennies.
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Davenport
Robert Sanders
Elizabeth
Bergeson Stumbles in County Delegates Ballot Dynamics
In Allamakee Fayette and Winneshiek counties, Bergeson gains late momentum as Bergeson wins support after second ballots. Ropes loses ground when not securing first ballot victory, while Bryant withdraws and releases 200 votes to Bergeson. Winneshiek shifts 20 to 10 for Ropes, Bergeson secures nomination with Woodbury's 90 votes and various 2nd ballot splits.
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Des Moines
Berceson Ropes
Allamakee Benton
Buchanan
Clayton
Clinton Ee Si
Delaware Aenae
Dubuque Ace
Fayette A
Aece
Jackson
G Jones
Linn
Wena
Bryant
Clinton
Fayette
Berses
Allamakee
Benton Wae
Buchanar
Clinton Ae Eae
Delaware Eee
Dubuque
Fayette Sae
Jackson Ae
Jones Er
Linn Re
Winneshirk
Allamakee County
Benton
Bergeson
Fayette County
Ropes
Winneshiek
Nicety
Woodbury
Ropes Loses Nomination Bid As Convention Nears End
Delegates at the Iowa convention favored Bergeson on the second ballot after a first ballot tally showed Bergeson leading Ropes 1 452 to 1 200 with other names totaling 474. Ida county bucked the trend voting 13 to 4 for Ropes on the second ballot. Bergeson speeches aired during three minute nominations while rules committees shaped the ballot. Official platform urged end to price controls, veterans bonuses, and sustained school funding, with a return to competitive supply and demand.
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Bergeson
Bryant
Ryan
Pinta
Oscar Thorsen
Hart
Butler
Clarke
Clay
Clinton
Howard
Jackson
Jasper
Jones
Marion
Mitchell
Muscatine
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Worth
Wright Counties
Benton
Buena Vista
Cedar
Cherokee
Dickinson
Henry
Lucas
Lyon
O’brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Ida County
Perneian
S. F. Wadden
Sioux City
John R. Irwin
Des Moines
House
Earl G. Miller
Iowa
Iowa Republicans Seek Tax Reform And National Policy Reset
Delegates urge elected Republican Congress to curb deficit spending and prevent nationalization of farms and industries. A tax study panel is proposed by the 51st General Assembly to review Iowa tax structure amid calls for sound adjustments between labor and management and protections for veterans and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
51St General Assembly
OPA Sets Aug 1 Effective Prices and Scrap Rules
OPA announced policies set to take effect August 1 with June 30 price levels on ceiling foods continuing. No immediate price increases for iron and steel scrap are planned, despite market rumors. Clothing price rises of 15 to 20 percent were forecast as new pricing standards loom, while enforcement plans grow shakier due to a reduced budget.
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OPA
Congress
Truman
Paul Porter
Notice of Estate Claims and Appointment of Executor
Notice dated the 12th of a year, 1946, states executors appointed for the estate of Johnen Ss, requests debtors to pay promptly and file claims with the clerk. Also notice of appointment of administrator for the estate of Leona ice of Linn County Iowa dated 12th day of May 1948, asking those indebted to pay and file claims with the clerk.
Notice of Appointment of Executors No 18128
State of Iowa Linn County hereby gives notice that on this date July 16 1946 Cheiman Morris Co For MAP Theec Elliott Shuttleworth and Iagersol Attorneys have been appointed and empowered as executors of the estate of Ohmaniate of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those having claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated in the office of the clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court.
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Johnen
Chinisteazor
Yowe
Linn County
Leona Ice
Iowa
Iino County
Jows
X Ohmaniate
Opierk
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Keystone
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Mercy
Leo
Yount
Gwendolyn Drive
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Frank Teply
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Edward Burke, Jr
Katharine B. McBurney
Philip J. McBurney
Lucille A. Cooper
Peter C. Cooper
Zac Strunz
Robert George Strunz
Agnes M. Riedel
Robert H. Riedel
Nadine Berggren
Clifford Berggren
Police Theft Report
R. W. Cocayne
Eleventh Street
E. J. Hoepner
Vinton
Twin Towers
Ed Sedlacek
Twentieth Street NW
Jennie Loughman
Sixteenth Avenue
Earl Lamborn
Bertha Adams
William D
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Carole E. Graves
Almont K. Reese
Mary Reese
Robert William Wilson
Nadine Mary Gorman
Ralph Howard Eden
Evelyn Mae Walraven
George Edward Carson
Helen van Fleet
Harold Sheppard
Manchester
Jean Burgess
Howard John Carr
Lucille Miriam Harris
Charles Coleman
Betty Klindt
Center Point
George Pisarik
Ely
Rose Skripsky
Enos J. Gardner
Dortha Hart
Norman L. Strachen
Ruth Secrist
H. J. Wright
Charles City
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Nashua
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Third Street
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Fruitland Boulevard
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Eighteenth Street
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Higley Avenue
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Longwood Drive
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A Avenue
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H. R. Churchill
T. ©. Tathwell
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Zena Edith Parsons
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Bunting
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Edmonton
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Los Angeles
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J. O. Biesecker
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Naperville, Ill
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Tommy
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Keokuk
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N. Y
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Cuba City
Wis
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WMBI
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REV. Ee Eat Co. Gould
Fifth Ave
Sixth St
Lincoln
West Highland
Joa. Mekota, Attorner
Fouls Chemand Morris Co
Eiliott, Shuttleworth and Iagersel, Attorneys
R . Victor Clocksin
Youth For Christ
Cedar Falls
Cornelius Kerr
Chiccago, Ill
Honolulu
Ferne- Kerr
Charles “Skoda
Africa
Christ Doe Chapel
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