Find Your Voting Precinct on This Map with Judges Listed
Cedar Rapids school election officials announced polling places and precinct judges. Locations include Benjamin Franklin high, Arthur, Jackson, Buchanan, Hayes, Van Buren, Taylor, Roosevelt, Cleveland, and more with 7 am to 7 pm hours.
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Pas
Cedar Rapids
Twentieth Street
John T. Wurster
L. S. Hamilton
F. ~Ae
Marion v. Fifth
Arthur School
B Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Esther Lyman
Fred Kubicek
Mary E. Smith
Bruce A. West
Kenwood Park
First Avenue
F. K. Young
May Kelso
L. C. Mills
Mae Stroppel
Seventh—Jackson School
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Eiska
Florence Johnson
O. P. Myer
Ed Wilcox
Bever Park
Joseph Sadowsky
H. J. Achter
Stanley Boyce
Grace P. Allen
Buchanan School
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Twentieth Street SE
F. J. Poyneer
Winifred Moore
W. A. Meyer
Katherine Franken
Thomas Suchomel
Irene Hensen
W. H. Gates
Fourteenth
Third Street
Frank J. Trachta
Edward Womacka
Lottie McLeod
Anna C. Lesinger
Hayes School
Twentieth Avenue
D Street
Mary Serovy
William Dytrt
Lenore Messa
Leone Stusak
van Buren
H Avenue
Sixth Street NW
Jessie Taylor
Rosa Bird
Sam Menary
Florence Runner
Roosevelt High School
Thirteenth Street
C Avenue NW
E. C. Johnson
H. N. Steele
Elmer Grissel
Kathryn Ballou
Cleveland School
Fifteenth Street NW
Jess Kitterman
James J. Walsh
Paul H. Huston
Naomi Hedin
Submarine Officer Chappell Sinks 13 Japanese Vessels
Lieut Comdr Lucius Chappell 38 skipper of a U S submarine in the Pacific credited with sinking 13 Japanese ships including three war vessels. He described targeting a destroyer at 5 pm and a patrol chase, noted damage to a cruiser and tanker, and recalled a dangerous repair by John Pepersack amid a 240 volt panel fault.
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H. K. Reynolds
Washington
INS
Mavy Department
Lucius Chappell
United States
Pacific
Chappell
Navy
South China Sea
U S Officers See How the Soviets Fight in Caucasus Front
A Washington Star report by Major John C. Henry describes American observers detailing Soviet battle plans in the Don Stalingrad offensive. The article notes joint leadership, encirclements, air reconnaissance, and frontline conditions observed with Russian and Allied officers during reconnaissance trips to the Stalingrad sector.
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Caucasus
Richard Park, Jr
United States
Moscow
Hurley
Roosevelt
Stalin
Kremlin
Elburz Mountains
Caspian
Stalingrad
Red Army
Don-Stalingrad
Lach
Chir
Donelbow Bae Kletzkaya
Peskovatka
Don
Red Cross Rally Set for March 21 at Memorized Coliseum
Ray J. Mills announces Roger Holden of St. Louis will speak at the March 21 rally at 3 p.m. in Memorized Coliseum to inspire workers to secure war fund contributions. Linn county aims for 85 000 dollars with campaigns starting March 10 across retail and factory sectors and a residential drive to follow.
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Ray J. Mills
Red Cross War Fund
Roger Holden
St. Louis
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Holden
Chicago Red Cross
Linn County
Alice Kirwin
Federal Building
The
Baldwin
Iowa
Paramount
Pearl Harbor
Red Cross Q and A on Welfare and Disaster Aid
Questions and answers outline Red Cross duties for armed forces families and disaster relief. It covers Home Service maintenance, emergency loans for furloughs, disaster definitions, types of disasters, and aid to sabotage or enemy action victims, with references to Civilian Defense and Health and Welfare services.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Home Service
Office Health and Welfare Service
Polish Poles Executed in Nazi Camp
The Polish telegraph agency says 36 Poles were executed in a gas chamber at a Nazi concentration camp a few days ago after being convicted of conspiracy against the Germans.
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London
Fine Teamwork Achieved Defeat Of Jap Flotilla
The piece credits Allied air power and coordinated Australian and American efforts for a seven hour air assault that destroyed most of a Japanese convoy off New Guinea. It highlights Beaufighter and Boston aircraft as decisive, notes ongoing Japanese threat and large-scale Allied construction turning eastern New Guinea into bomber bases.
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New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Owen Stanle
Aene Sennen
Australia
Java
New Britain
Florida
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Fourteenth Avenue
R. H. Chiverton
L. T. Olson
H. A. M Hoberock
Mary Jensen
Seventeenth — Taylor School
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
W. J. Neill
Mary E. Hubbard
Emma K
Sadie Ainsworth
Eighteenth
Seventh Avenue
H Street
Charles Fisher
A. G. Schwandt
A. H. Rebelski
Mary Erlacher
Nineteenth
Second Avenue
W. J. Scherrebeck
Guy Schultz
J. C. Hammett
Jennie M. Newman
Twentie
M Avenues
Fanny Fegley
Frances Kucera
Charles F. Murray
Lucille Mellen
Pficeligy
Dedstroyer
Electrician Hero
John Pepersack
Baltimore
U.S
Washington Star
Associated Press
Air Force
Official Service Journal
Major John C. Henry
Serafimovich
Kletzkaya
Meg Oy Ve Ag Ogn
Focke-Wulfs
Heinkels
Junkers
Messerschmitt
Red Air Corps
Focke
Os Edgar A.guest
Dumbo
Africa
Donald F. Hersch
Leonard Billingsley
Red Sea
Cairo
Roy O'Neil
Hersch
T. F. Hersch
Rommel
North
Mercantile
G. O. Fletcher
Robert Armstrong
John Miller
A. M. E. Feiden
B. C
East Side
E. K. Beane
Ed Watson
Bryan Cronbaugh
West Side
Ed Lundquist
C. C. Pitlik
Louis C. Kaiser
Ted Uivony
Victory
United States War
C. Yates McDaniel
Boston
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