Stamps unify dates and June 1945 ration updates
The Daily Record notes that red and blue ration stamps now share the same renewal date on the first of each month. It lists validity periods for meat, foods, gasoline, fuel oil, and shoe stamps, plus upcoming stamp validity and a note on inspection certificates no longer required for passenger cars. It also records divorce petitions and local incidents including a sprinkler break at LaPlant Choate, with fines for disturbances and drunkenness, and then reports several new births at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sones
Resignation of Gillette Blamed On Board Split
Washington INS reports Guy M. Gillette resigned as Surplus Property board chair amid a policy split with R A Hurley and Edward Heller. Sen. O Mahoney says Gillette favored broader general buyer access, while colleagues urged faster disposal and stricter oversight. House panel criticized the board for delays and slashed its budget, warning time is of the essence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Washington
INS
Guy M. Gillette
Surplus Property Board
Congress
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Iowa
O'Mahoney
R. A. Hurley
Connecticut
Edward Heller
California
Senate Military Affairs Reconversion Committee
Carter Manzasco
Ala
SWPB
O’mahoney
Attorney General
Highway Stop and Parking Fines Across Multiple Residents
Entries list individuals and addresses from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Waterloo Fort Worth and other cities for fines of 1 dollar plus costs. Names include Womack Morgan Buchanan Holton Johnston Perkins Silver Laing Rock Plattenberger Meeker Minish Bennie Caderhead Williamson Kirk Overstreet Williams Johnson with various northern and western U.S. locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Womacka
Nineteenth Street
James Morgan
Sixth Avenue
H. H. Buchanan
Garden Drive
R. W. Holton
B Avenue
Henry Johnston
Marion
C. H. Perkins
Seventh Avenue
M. W. Silver
Third Avenue
Ernest ©. Laing
Chicago
Lada Ruth Rock
Des Moines
Glen Plattenberger
Iris A. Platter
Cedar Rapids
Floyd L. Meeker
Waterloo
Ruth A. Minish
Central City
Albert Bennie Caderhead
Fort Worth
Texas
Jacquelyn Williamson
Benjamin V. Kirk
Betty Overstreet
Davenport
Fay C. Williams
Malad
Idaho
Christine June Johnson
San Francisco
Storm Halts Mail Service at Waukon
A severe electrical and rain storm Thursday night caused washouts on the Waukon branch line. There was no train service for 24 hours and mail was received at Waukon by truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Waukon
Hailstorm Shatters Fort Dodge Greenhouse Windows
The Fort Dodge hailstorm early Friday shattered over 1,000 window panes at a local greenhouse. Proprietors estimate damage at 1500 dollars while other city greenhouses report only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Rites at Vinton Sunday For Charles L. Lehman
Services will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. in the Methodist church for Charles L. Lehman 40 president of the Greater Vinton club who died Friday of a heart attack He owned the Ford agency in Vinton and was a Mason and E Kahir Shrine member He came to Vinton in 1941 from Algona Surviving are his wife two children and a sister Mrs Frank Barlow Des Moines The body will be taken to Monona for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Methodist
Charles L. Lehman
Greater Vinton Club
Ford Agency
Lehman
Masonic Lodge
E Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Algona
Frank Barlow
Des Moines
Monona
Cedar Rapids Gazette publisher details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists publication by The Gazette Company at 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with second class mail matter dates and mailing act details. It also notes subscription rates and carrier and mail options with pricing and edition information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Iowa
Tovas Ving Gazette
Heavy Toll of Jap Shipping by U S Air Might Stressed
Manila reports a record air blockade impact with 2,117,482 tons of Japanese shipping sunk or damaged and 1,200 enemy planes destroyed since January 1. General MacArthur cites 113,627 Far East air force sorties and more than 70,000 tons of aerial bombs dropped in five months. On Luzon, 37th division troops advance three miles north from Santa Fe into Cagayan valley as Villa Verde trail cleared for reinforcements and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ins
Asiatic
MacArthur
Far East
Luzon
Cagayan Valley
Santa Fe
Villa Verde
Col Rufus Parsons Wins Bronze Star
MT VERNON Col Rufus A Parsons brother of Maude and Mary Parsons Mt Vernon has been awarded the Bronze Star. Parsons has handled supplies for the Ninth army and supervised feeding of German prisoners of war overseas since last August. Also noted is posthumous awards to First Lt Harlan L Nelson who received the Distinguished Flying Cross along with the Air Medal Purple Heart and presidential unit citation after being killed on a mission over Yugoslavia in June 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Rufus A. Parsons
Maude
Mary Parsons
Filing of Actions Delayed in Meat Locker Situation
Walter D. Kline district director of the Des Moines OPA district announced Saturday that filing of proposed actions in the Cedar Rapids meat locker case will be delayed until next week. He cited pressure from enforcement duties involving the entire meat situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Walter D. Kline
Des Moines
OPA
Kline
Cattle from East Iowa Set New High Price at Chicago
Iowa cattle at the Chicago stock yards reached a new high for the year on Thursday. Prime Hereford steers from Ed Reiter near Cascade, Dubuque County, sold for 18.00 per cwt with an 18.50 gross return. Ernest Goldsmith of Cascade earned 17.15 per cwt for 47 head of 1063 lb yearling steers costing 11.00 last fall. William E. Curoe of Dubuque County sold 20 head of 1132 lb Shorthorn steers for 17.00 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Chicago Stock Yards
Ed Reiter
Cascade
Dubuque County
Ernest Goldsmith
William E. Curoe
Bernard
Iowa Gets First Nazi Flag Taken East of the Rhine
Des Moines Lt Carl E Linder Jr says a Nazi banner captured at Erpel ny was the first of Hitler s flags taken east of the Rhine The flag will join the state historical department s trophies of all wars in its collection The notice notes the flag was sent from overseas and dated in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Historical Department
Carl E. Linder, Jr
Hitler
Rhine
Linder
Erpelny
Historical Department
Phi Kappa Phi at Coe Initiates Five Members
The Coe chapter of Phi Kappa Phi initiated five members at its final meeting in Stewart Memorial Library. Names include Dorothy Ann Kucera Niebes Belle Plaine Doris Cone Helen Burian Elizabeth Windsor Leonard W. Swanson. Officers elected: President Alice B. Salter Vice President L E Garwood Secretary Alma Turechek Treasurer Ethel Ryan Journal Correspondent Irving L. Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Phi Kappa Phi
Stewart Memorial Library
Dorothy Ann Kucera Niebes
Belle Plaine
Doris Cone
Helen Burian
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Windsor
Leonard W. Swanson
Jean Morris Zieke
Ethel Ryan
Alice B. Salter
L. E. Garwood
Alma Turechek
Irving L. Churchill
Thefts Reported From Local Apartments and Locker
Thelma Cahill and Martha Gunder of 515 Eighth Avenue SE reported thefts from their apartments to police on Friday. Gunder said a billfold with $30 vanished on May 26, Cahill said a billfold with $450 disappeared Friday morning, and Mrs. Alfred Gatton of Muscatine reported $12 and a ticket to Oakland were stolen in the downtown area Friday. Leo Ortner of Grand cafe reported a .25 caliber revolver stolen from a locker Friday in the locker room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Cahill
Martha Gunder
Eighth Avenue SE
Miss Gunder
Miss Cahill
Alfred Gatton
Muscatine
Oakland
Calif
Leo Ortner
Grand Cafe
Yoder Defends Gas Tax Boost in Iowa Case
Des Moines AP report says R G Yoder of Sigourney becomes first assistant to the attorney general and his first task is to defend the state in a suit challenging the 1945 legislature act raising the gasoline tax from three to four cents a gallon. A petition filed in Anson county district court seeks an injunction to restrain State Treasurer John M Grimes from enforcing the act as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. G. Yoder
Sigourney
Anson County
John M. Grimes
Hold Everything That Bayonet Instructor Knows His Weapons
A vivid line from a bayonet training session highlights the instructor's expertise and enthusiasm as soldiers practice weapon handling and drill amid a tense wartime setting.
Iowa OPA Chief Tells of Canning Sugar Situation
Des Moines district OPA officials move to weed out ineligible canning sugar applicants after a Washington order halted coupon issuance. Local boards pause new issuances while re examining applications, report total pounds issued, and await Chicago region allotments. Original Des Moines quota was 17 918 716 pounds but allotment may be lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
OPA
Walter D. Kline
CPA
Washington
Kline
Chicago
Alvin Matthes
Vets to Trace Tax Chiselers
Washington officials plan to recruit ex servicemen to ferret out tax evaders. Civil service agents will be stationed at army discharge centers to enlist veterans discharged under the point release program for this campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Civil Service Commission
Deaths Told in Clermont and Surrounding Towns
Obituaries from Clermont Monona and Waukon areas record services for Chris Nelson Henry Kaiser Mrs Eben Nygaard and Gilbert Ostlie George Decker John A Schulte Susie White with survivors including spouses children grandchildren and great grandchildren plus church and funeral home details across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
West Clermont
Elmer Decker
Waukon
John Berg
Harold
Ernest Decker
Franklin Township
Donald Seeny
John A. Schulte
Dorchester
LaCrosse
St. Marys Church
John
Harper’s Ferry
T. C. Schwartzhoff
Caledonia
Minn
Joseph
Andrew
Henry
Belle Plaine
Peffer
Susie White
Thomas Murphy
Memphis
Tenn
Dr. J. M. Nelson Dies at Sigourney
Dr. J. M. Nelson a well known veterinarian died early Saturday of a heart ailment at Sigourney Survivors include his wife a son Maj James E Nelson with the medical corps in England and a daughter Jane Ainn at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
J. M. Nelson
Maj
James E. Nelson
Medical Corps
England
Jane Ainn
Mt. Vernon to Honor Gardner and Farmer
Mt. Vernon will honor Dr. John Gardner of Lisbon and George Farmer of Cedar Rapids, Linn County's Iowa legislators, Sunday evening at the Methodist church. Appreciation will be voiced for their work in the Fifty-first General Assembly as Mayor C. L. Rich and Richard Olfe of the Chamber speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
John Gardner
Lisbon
George Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Fifty-first General Assembly
C. L. Rich
Richard Olfe
Chamber
Marine Held Insane After Waving a Gun
John Lincoln Bedient, 21, a discharged marine, was committed to the state hospital at Independence after an insanity hearing. He had stolen a .45 service revolver from a post office, held two patrolmen at gunpoint, and forced Mrs. Mille Smith to flee from a bathroom window before neighbors and officers subdued him. Bedient’s wife has filed for divorce, and the record notes prior time in veterans hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lincoln Bedient
State Hospital
Independence
Linn County
Bedient
Carl Hendrickson
Post Office
Veterans Hospitals
Two Landing Craft Lost at Okinawa
The navy announced the loss of a medium landing ship LSM 194 and large support landing craft LCS L (3) 15 in the Okinawa area due to enemy action. Casualties totaled 37 on the LSM and 25 on the LCS. next of kin have been notified. Commanders Lt Allan M Hirshberg of McKeesport Pa and Lt Ned Harold Brower of Cincinnati Ohio led the ships. both skippers are listed as not casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Okinawa
LSM
Allan M. Hirshberg
McKeesport
LCS
Ned Harold Brower
Cincinnati
Ohio
Price Pyramiding Costs Haw Hardware $838 Judgment
Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey ordered Haw Hardware of Ottumwa and Walter D. Kline cited price pyramiding after the Ottumwa firm sold Mexican spring clothespins above OPA ceiling prices. The jobber sold to a Des Moines wholesaler who overcharged 10 retailers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles A. Dewey
Haw Hardware Company
Ottumwa
Walter D. Kline
OPAC
OPA
Kline
Former Iowan Named President of College
Yankton South Dakota AP Dr J Clark Graham dean of Ripon Wisconsin college for 20 years Saturday was appointed president of Yankton college by its board of trustees Born in Illinois Graham was reared in Iowa and attended high school at Mon tezuma He earned an AB at Grinnell in 1916 and holds AM from Columbia and PhD from Wisconsin He was a counselor with the American Phi Beta Kappa magazine for some years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton, S. D
J. Clark Graham
Ripon
Wis
Yankton College
Illinois
Graham
Iowa
Montzeuma
Grinnell College
Columbia University
University of Wisconsin
Fire truck damages car during late turn on First Street
A car owned by Lovell Myers of route 2 was damaged shortly after 11 pm Friday when a fire truck driven by Lincoln Zarub swung wide to turn at First Street and First Avenue. The truck’s rear ladder racked the car, damaging its window and top. police noted the ladders and truck movement as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Myers
First Street
1Rst Avenue
Lincoln Zarub
First Avenue
eSect-Choate Company
Polar bear on train fights to stay free near Belle Plaine
A 1200 pound polar bear aboard a New York to Salt Lake City train car near Belle Plaine escaped its cage. Express agent A J Schroeder and volunteers battled the bear through Friday night and again Saturday, unloading cargo and building a temporary cage beside the car while the animal paced the length of the car and caused damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOONE
A. J. Schroeder
Railway Express
New York City
Salt Lake City
Belle Plaine
Express
Schroeder
New York
Deaths Mamie McClurg Wheelock longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs Mamie McClurg Wheelock formerly of 1643 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at the home of her daughter Miss Jean Mc Clurg La Porte City at 5 p m Friday after a long illness Born Oct 1 1883 at Fairfield she lived in Cedar Rapids about 30 years before moving to La Porte City a week ago Surviving two sons L E Kurth Cedar Rapids George Kurth Coggon three daughters Mrs Ferol Sams Anamosa Mrs Wilma Turner Coggon and Miss McClurg Services will be at Turner chapel at 10 am Monday with Rev J E DeLong officiating burial in Center Point cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie McClurg Wheelock
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Jean McClurg
la Porte City
Fairfield
LaPorte City
L. E. Kurth
George Kurth
Coggon
Ferol Sams
Anamosa
Wilma Turner
McClurg
Turner Chapel
J. E. DeLong
Center Point
Death Notice for Karlo Jane Wolter in Oakland and Santa Monica
Mrs. Frank Christie of Fifteenth Street SE reports the death Friday of her granddaughter Karlo Jane Wolter of Santa Monica California. She was born November 1 1935 in Oakland California. Survived by parents Petty Officer first class Carl Wolter and his wife and by grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Christie and Mr and Mrs George Wolter of Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Christie
Fifteenth Street
Karlo Jane Wolter
Santa Monica
Calif
Oakland
Carl Wolter
George Wolter
Oak
Czech Guard Members to Report at Bohemian Cemetery Gates
City brief notes that all Czech guard members must report at 1 30 p m Sunday at the gates of Bohemian National Cemetery. Rev Peter Varonoff of the Russian Missionary Bible Society will give an illustrated lecture tonight at 8 at Salvation Army HQ. Henry J Loufek is recovering at Mercy Hospital from acid burns to his right arm and eye while repairing a gun stock. visitors are allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian National Cemetery
Peter Varonoff
The
Russian Missionary Bible Society, Inc
Salvation Army
Third Avenue SE
Henry J. Loufek
J Street
Mercy Hospital
Coin Purse Recovered by Police Chief after Two Months
Police Chief Tom Condon said a coin purse containing 26.21 was turned in by a loop store clerk. The purse was lost two months ago, with no prior police report or public loss notice. The owner can reclaim it by identifying the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Condon
Condon
Pi Delta Epsilon Tea Honors Cosmos and Acorn Staffs
Pi Delta Epsilon at Coe College hosted a tea in Stewart Memorial Library on Friday honoring the Cosmos staff and the Acorn staff. Officers elected: Zadonna Hall president, Geral dine Trevor treasurer, and Prof. Ethel R. Outland secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Delta Epsilon
Coe College
Stewart Memorial Library
The
Cosmos
Acorn
Zadonna Hall
Elkader
Geraldine Trevor
Moline
Ill
Ethel R. Outland
Women Fight at McDonald’s Tavern Leads to Fines
Rhodda Leonard 22 of 325 First Avenue SE and Gwendolyn Phelps 21 of 319 First Avenue SE were fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by fight. Police arrived as the two women fought in the rear of the tavern and took them to the station before anyone was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolin Phelps
First Avenue
Rhodda Leonard
Frank A. Trout
Ellis Boulevard
Arnold A. Washburn
Peoria
Ill
First Avenue SE
Gwendolyn Phelps
Aes Polices Co
Yes
McDonald’s Tavern
High School Diploma Awaits Okinawa Vet in Chicago
In Chicago a high school diploma was held for Marine Pvt. Richard F. Greene, awaiting his return from Okinawa. The ceremony honors his service as he travels home from the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Chicago
INS
Marine Pvt
Richard F. Greene
Men and Women In Service
L F Stusak promoted from petty officer third class to second class at a base in the Aleutians after nine months overseas. S/Sgt Elzo B Moubry of Shellsburg, with the 15th Air Force in Italy, completed his 35th combat mission. armorer gunner flew central Europe in extreme cold. Tech Sgt Robert Troyak on 30-day furlough in SE, then back to Schick hospital. Thomas J Stastny, active with navy amphibious forces in the Pacific since 1944, promoted to seaman first class. participated in Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Pfc Paul F Morrissey, Ninth Army, knee injury. hospitalized at Fitzsimons after transfer from Germany to England. Second Lt Robert H Taylor completed Will Rogers field photo reconnaissance training. meteorology student. Staff Sgt Merle J McGrane, merited furlough to the States. served in Normandy, northern France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Stusak
Aleutians
Jessie
Marolee
Frank Stusak
Second Street SE
Elzo B. Moubry
James C. Moubry
Shellsburg
15Th Air Force
Italy
Moubry
Europe
Mallory
Concrete Materials and Construction Company
Tech
Robert Troyak
Adolph Troyak
Sixth Avenue
Schick Hospital
Thomas J. Stastny
Navy
Pacific
Joseph Stastny
Twenty-first Avenue
Seaman Stastny
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
K Street
Paul F. Morrissey
L. A. Morrissey
Fifth Avenue
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Ninth Army
Morrissey
Germany
England
Robert H. Taylor
Will Rogers Field
Oklahoma
A. R. Zwercher
Garden Drive
Taylor
H. R. Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Merle J. McGrane
J. F. Starman
Seventh Avenue
States
May Toll Among Iowans in World War II War peacetime
DES MOINES AP reports May confirming 484 Iowa war deaths among service members in World War II the second worst month after 543 in March. Bessie Wilson Iowa war records director notes May figures reflect wartime losses despite peace in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Europe
Bessie Wilson
State Historical War Records
Germans Nabbed After Prisoner Escape Near Clinton Plant
Three German prisoners who walked away from the Pillsbury plant in Clinton were captured at 2 am Saturday on a highway near Camanche. The men escaped at 11 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
INS
Pillsbury
Camanche
Poultry Ceilings Fixed by OPA in Des Moines Area
The Office of Price Administration set maximum ceiling prices for poultry with small variations by county and freight. Polk county highlights show grade one live poultry from 19.7 to 35 cents per pound, grade two four cents less. New York dressed prices run 30 to 46 cents per pound, with drawn poultry also covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Office of Price Administration
Polk County
New York
Apron Dance Held at Community House in First Series
Gray-haired mothers and matrons danced old fashioned square dances to tunes of yesteryear at the Jane Boyd Community House Friday. The Serv ice club sponsored the event with W L Ireland of near Marion on fiddle and Mrs Norman Grimm at the piano. The apron dance is among social events at the Community House, alongside baby showers bridal showers and birthday parties. Hostesses with small homes find this a suitable entertaining venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Jane Boyd
Service Club
W. L. Ireland
Marion
Norman Grimm
The Poet of the People on Being Messy at Heart
Edgar A. Guest reflects on social expectations of neatness and dress versus personal preference for messiness. He recalls his mother’s advice about hygiene and propriety, contrasted with tales of stained collars and the desire to be carefree and unruly. The piece notes a 1945 copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Radio and TV Schedule Highlights From This Evening
Radio commentator Charles Eaton and Lt. Comdr. Harold Stassen discuss The General Lineup of World Organization and Trusteeship Arrangements on Our Foreign Policy at 6 p.m. Archibald MacLeish moderates. Sgt. Richard Wingert guest on American Eagle in Britain at 6 p.m. Saturday. Ralph Edwards stunt with a housewife singer on Truth or Consequences at 7:30 p.m. Lawrence Tibbett returns to Your Hit Parade at 8 p.m. Eddie Oliver and his orchestra perform from Ottumwa Naval Air Station for Spotlight Bands at 8:30 p.m. Summer concert series featuring opera and light opera planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Eaton
Harold =. Stassen
World Organization
NBC
WMAQ
Archibald MacLeish
Ralph Edwards
Tony Poster
WHO
Eddie Oliver
Naval Air Station
Ottumwa
Blue
KXEL
Chicago Theater of the Air Opens with Trendler Led Cast
Singers and an orchestra and chorus under Robert Trendler will get underway on Chicago Theater of the Air at 9 p.m. over Mutual and WGN. Special number this week will be Hail the Legions of Glory composed by Trendler and Jack La Frandre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Trendler
Chicago
Mutual
WGN
Broadcast Schedules and Programs Displayed for Evening
Radio and television listings show WGN WENE WMT and NBC blocks with program names such as Long Bands Al Pearce and Boston Pops. Entries note times like 4:45 p.m. 7:15 p.m. and 8:36 p.m. along with local mayoral news and a traveling program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Daxerte
S. Chs
NBC
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Frances Griswold
Les Griswold
Ralph Hodge
Florence Hodge
Dorothy Carney
Wilbur C. Carney
Myrtle Williams
Marion Williams
LaPlant-Choate Company
First Avenue NE
Same
St. Luke’s
Elton King
Mercy
William McMurrin
Route 3
Lyle Anderson
Edward G. Redmond
B Avenue NE
By Rose McKee
Storm
Poll
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Aka’ Company
N. Michi
New Ey
New Center
U. S
Col
Rufus Parsons
Bronze Star
R. R
Yoder
Mess Hale
Ets Steweer
Gardner
Mille Smith
Thirteenth Street 5
William Milke
Louis Louvar
Milke
Hansen
City Briefs
the Poet of
the People
Nellie
Radio
ATC
Nadine Subotnik
Air Transport Command
Army Air Forces
CBS
WBBM
Harold George
Contact Caravan
Yvette
Richard Wingert
F. R. Wingert
London
American Eagle
Britain
WOR
Lawrence Tibbett
WMT
WMAGQ
Sven
Perewnen
Boston Pops
Peewee
Theater of Air
al Pearceee
Ons
Wmt al Pearce
J. Reich'an
Cavite
Cenanti
Alley
Axel News. Gress
Mayor of Town
Traveler
Symphony
Anee
Informations! Gospel
Charles EB. Fuller
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