Cultural Forecast and City Police Court Roundup
Cultural forecast notes variable cloudiness through Tuesday with light snow in the north, minor temperature changes, and weekend highs near 38 to 40. Police and traffic court reports list multiple fines for drunkenness reckless driving speeding and related offenses. Births and local incidents include several hospital notices plus fires at James E. Rogers residence and Van Vechten Park.
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North Portion
South Iow
Oklahoma Sues Poultry Firm for Salary and Profits
A federal suit seeks 3225 dollars for breach of contract and an undetermined sum for Roos’s share of 1945 profits from the Iowa Falls Poultry and Eggs Company. The action, filed by T Roos of Oklahoma Chance City, names the defendant as Iowa Falls Poultry and Eggs Company with representation by D Randall and John B Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
T. Roos
Oklahoma Chance City
Okla
Iowa Falls Poultry and Eggs Company
Actio i
Oy Poultry Company
Fenation
D. Randall
Eyids
John B. Dudley
Pettit Returns To C R As Hunter Salesmanager
Howard Buck Pettit a Cedar Rapids native who trained as a pilot at Hunter field returns as Iowa salesmanager for the Hunter Flying Service officials said Saturday The firm represents Aeronca Fairchild and Beechcraft in Iowa Pettit served in the U S Army Air Corps and later worked as a sales and service engineer for a plant at its Middle ts He will join her husband here within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Buck” Pettit
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hunter Flying Service
Hunter
Aeronca
Fairchild
Beechcraft
Pettit
Hunterfield
U. S. Army Air Corps
Army
Woman Impersonates Doctor in Chicago Con Game
Edith Ann Carrino, 24, arrested on charges of posing as a surgeon and planning a hospital project in Garfield Park. A grocery bill debt revealed the ruse when a grocer reported Dr. Carruso to Research Hospital. Carrino fled after dropping a bed, while her husband Albert Carioscio, 32, previously funded her lifestyle.
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Chicago
Edith Ann Carrino
Edith Ann Caruso
Cartino
Carrino
To Be Like Other Children Girl Chooses Leg Amputation
In Springfield a 12-year-old girl, Jean Marie Stumpek, opts for right leg amputation to be like other children. She says she will dance with an artificial leg, go to parties, ski, and ride a bike, despite parental and medical cautions. The operation is planned at the hospital for crippled children.
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Springfield
Mass
Jean Marie Stumpek
Joan
William J. Stumpek
Garry de Hough
de Hough
Iee
Soviets Censor U.S. Protest in Hungary
In Budapest a high Hungarian official said the Soviet commander in chief forbidden newspaper publication of an American note protesting Moscow interference. American sources named suppression by Soviet Lt Gen V P Sviridov and Hungarian authorities, with Scopes noting a denial of responsibility and attribution to the Hungarian government.
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Budapest
Sup
Chase
Ton
V. P. Sviridov
Sohn Scopes Pha
Scopes
Sviridov
Would Have Been Good Offer if He'd Meant It
Police halted a peculiar scam by 89-year-old John D. Miller in Joliet who claimed a Marinette freez ing plant held a vast inventory. He offered housewives two 14 pound cuts of meat and other items for 88 cents to cover handling costs, admitting he made it up when questioned.
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Joliet, I
INS
John D. Miller
Marinette
Wis
Joliet
John
Wisconsin
Judge Bans Picketing at Second Cedar Rapids Store
District Judge Floyd Philbrick issued an injunction forbidding picketing at the Nelson Food Market 3201 First Avenue SF after AFL Meat Cutters and clerks union officers served the order Saturday. The action follows a prior injunction against the Kenmore Food shop and involves Kenneth Sowers John Ramsey and John Harrop as defendants.
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Cedar Rapids
AFL
Floyd Philbrick
Kenneth Sowers
Meat Cutters and G Clerks Union
John. Rameey
Nelson
First Avenue SF
G. K. Thompson
Kenmore
First Avenue NE
Death of Vet in Jail Triggers Scott City Unrest
In Scott City Kansas a crowd of 200 to 250 gathered after the death of a World War II veteran in the city jail. Eight Kansas highway patrolmen used tear gas to disperse the mob as Col. Lathrop B. Read reported three officers had reached the situation. Marshal Lloyd Pinkston was moved to safety in another town. The veteran Carpenter died under unclear circumstances, while editor Elmer Epperson noted the crowd had dispersed by Saturday after midnight.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Scott City
Thurso
Lathrop B. Read
Pinkston
Robert Pittsburg
Carpenter
South Pacific
Elmer Epperson
Bisignano Needs Hospital Care, Doctor Says
Des Moines AP Sheriff Howard Reppert said Dr Harry Collins, physician to Alphonse Babe Bisignano, advised hospital treatment for stomach ulcers. Bisignano serving six months for contempt of court and opposes hospitalization, insisting he will serve his term without special treatment. Bisignano has been under Dr Collins care since Feb 15 after a failed U S Supreme Court appeal.
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Des Moines
Howard Reppert
Harry Collins
Alphonse
Babe” Bisignano
Bisignano
Collins
Uni States Supreme Court
Iowa Fertilizer Plant Plans Race Toward Top Status
Perry Iowa AP A LaConda Phosphate and Chemical Company expansion aims to make it one of the two largest fertilizer plants in the United States. The new $250000 facility west of Perry begins trial runs as its formal opening is planned, with further expansion tied to Civilian Production Administration permits. The company will grow capital from 300000 to 500000 dollars and hire 50 to 75 workers at peak.
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Perry
LaConda Phosphate and Chemical Company
United States
O. C. Metzger
Metzger
Oorrie Fertilizer Plant
Senator Kirketeg Addresses GOP Women Council
Iowa state senator Kathryn M. Kirketeg told about 200 members of the Iowa Council of Republican Women that the United States must not relax after past wars and that women should take active roles. She outlined a day in the statehouse and discussed five bills including assessor, school district reorganization, road, adult education, and library measures.
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Kathryn M. Kirketeg
Iowa
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Sen. Kirketey
Statehouse
Senate
Board of Control
Bedford Remar
Leftist Coup Attempt In Paraguay Defeated
In Asuncion a one hour battle between military cadets civilians of conservative parties and Februaryist forces ended with the coup crushed. Six people were killed and several wounded. Police Chief Maj Rogelio Benitez lost an arm. Government claims full control and restored calm.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
INS
Iginio Moringo
Auto Crash Causes Minor Injuries on City Street
Three escaped serious injury when a speeding car failed to turn at Tenth street and Seventh avenue SE. The driver Williams, 29, of 9 First avenue, was fined $50 plus costs for reckless driving after pleading guilty. Elgas and Eve lyn Markham of 962 Daniels street NE and Viola McDermott of 109 Ninth street NW were taken to St Luke's hospital but released after examination.
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William
First Avenue NW
Viola M. Beane
LeGrande
Seth C. Weaver
Twentieth Avenue
Carlos Worthen
Vinton
Miles Dahn
Eighteenth Street
Glen Palmer
Marion
Ralph Johnson
Frank L. Dean
Iowa City
Leland Workman
Tenth Street
Seventh Avenue SE
Williams 29
First Avenue
Elgas
Evelyn Markham
Daniels Street
Viola McDermott
Ninth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Farm Woman Dies in Explosion and Fire
Mrs Albert Small of the Herb Will farm southeast of Cherokee Iowa was burned to death in an explosion and fire that followed her attempt to start a stove fire. Her husband and three children were injured but none seriously, and the blaze nearly demolished the house.
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Cherokee, Ia
Albert Small
Herb Will
Here
Small
Fragmentary Public Notice From Iowa County Court
A damaged OCR fragment references a county court notice in Iowa with names Henderson Hinton and Gray, Attorney. The legible bits indicate official action or filing but no complete details or dates are provided.
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Iowa
Henderson Hinton
Gray
Elected UCT Leaders Highlight Husband Wife Officers
Ed Kvitek and his wife were elected senior counselors of the United Commercial Travelers at the Roosevelt hotel on Friday night. Grace Hanson and Carl Neitzel were named auxiliary and men's lodge officers respectively, with a slate of officers installed including Cora Beneke Agnes Clement Virginia Todd Ida Belle Nixon Hazel Kidd Celia Glessner R L Ke Charles Nunn Hiram Dee Clarence Miller J L Parker.
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Ed Kvitek
United Commercial Traveler’s Council
Roosevelt Hotel
Woman’s Auxiliary
Iing
Grace Hanson
Town
Carl Neitzel
Cora Beneke
Agnes Clement
Virginia Todd
Ida Belle Nixon
Hazel Kidd
Celia Glessner
R. L. Ke
Charles Nunn
Hiram Dee
Sentinel
Clarence Miller
Page
J. L. Parker
Fire damages liner at its New York pier
Fire aboard the 16 552 ton liner John Ericsson at a Hudson River pier in New York was controlled within two hours. The Queen Elizabeth, loading for its late voyage, was not affected. Eriksson damage appeared slight with about a third of the promenade deck singed. Cause undetermined. The Ericsson is operated by United States Lines.
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New York
INL
John Ericcson
Hudson River
Mie
Queenzabeth
Eherasea
Ericcson
United States Lines
Lilienthal Confirmation Predicted by Brewster
Senator Owen Brewster predicted Lilienthal’s confirmation as Atomic Energy Commission chairman by a comfortable margin after an off the record talk with Chicago businessmen. He contrasted critics with the emotional stance of Senator McKellar who opposes Lilienthal’s appointment.
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Chicago
U. S
Owen Brewster
Maine
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Jewster
Ienthal
McKellar
D-Tenn
Lilienthal
City Briefs George Bowler Cleared for Visitor Access
George Bowler of 316 B Avenue NW who recently underwent surgery at St Luke's Hospital is now permitted visitors as part of hospital visiting guidelines and patient recovery procedures.
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George Bowler
B Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mount Mercy Academy Students Observe Sodality Sunday
Mount Mercy academy students will observe Sodality Sunday with an 8 30 a m high mass celebrated by Rev Maurice Tracy Mount Mercy chaplain.
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Mount Mercy Academy
Maurice Tracy
Mount Mercy
Dr Challed to Speak on Preventive Diseases at Community House
Dr D S Challed will address women of the Jane Boyd community Wednesday at 3 p m in the Community House on Preventive Diseases. The event is a public meeting sponsored by the Washington Carver club.
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D. S. Challed
Jane Boyd
The
Washington Carver Club
Correction of Kieiman address in Gazette story
The Gazette reports that G. J. Kieiman’s address was incorrectly listed as 930 E Avenue NW. Kieiman, who plans to open a school for bartenders if Iowa votes liquor by the drink, resides in Westland Acres on Covington Road west of Cedar Rapids.
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G. J. Kieiman
E Avenue
Kieiman
Iowa
Westland Acres
Covington Road
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Probate of Will No 19118 in Linn County
Public probate notice for Will No 19118 in Linn County Iowa. Dated Cedar Rapids March 7. Judge GARR SENSED as the official witness. The document outlines proof and administration steps for the will.
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Bas Town
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Delinquency Seen as Parent Education Issue
Dr. Leonard C. Murray, head of public health education, told Iowa officials that juvenile delinquency is a parent education problem not a juvenile one. He said homes churches and schools fail to build character, and modern youth face different life pressures. Institution chiefs were shown early tuberculosis program results.
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Des Moines
Leonard C. Murray
Division of Public Health Education
Murray
Su Endents
Iowa
Deaths David Nolan 75 Farmed Van Horne Area
David Francis Nolan 75 of 1002 0 avenue NW died at home at 8 15 p m Friday after months of illness born November 30 1871 at Watkins he farmed in Van Horne area until retirement Surviving wife three sons Francis of Curundu Pannassdy and a daughter Duncalf of Vinton nine grandchildren and one great grandchild Services Monday 9 am at St Patrick s Church burial Mt Calvary Van Horne Rosary at 7 30 p m Sunday at the family home Monahan Funeral Home.
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David Francis Nolan
Avenue NW
Watkins
van Horne
Francis
Pannass
Pia Dares Duncalf
Vinton
Ann Harrington
Norway
Margaret Callahan
Key Stone
William Martin
Maréngo
St. Patrick's Lebuares
D. J. Lenihan
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Monahan
Msgr. Lenihan
Beilharz Widow Dies At Cedar Rapids After Illness
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Beilharz 78 of 1117 Third Ave SW Cedar Rapids died at 7 45 a m Saturday after a lingering illness born September 2 1868 at Mill Survived by son Roy H Beilharz Cedar Rapids two daughters Mable Wehrheim Aukegan Ill and Blanche Rogers Cedar Rapids a grandson and granddaughter member of Olivet Presbyterian Church and Cedar Chapter O E S services 1 30 p m Monday Turner Chapel by Rev D Keith Irwin burial Linwood Cemetery friends may call after 1 p m Sunday
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Elizabeth V. Beilharz
Third Avenue
Henry Beilharz
Cedar Rapids
Mill
Roy H. Beilharz
Mable Wehrheim
Aukegan
Ill
Blanche Rogers
Rs. Tharz
Olivetbyterian Church
Cedar Pier No
Turner Chapel
D. Keith Irwin
Cedar Chapter
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Man Mike Masek Dies at 73 in Iowa Home
Mike Masek 73 of Cedar Rapids died at home at 5 40 after a brief illness. Born in Czechoslovakia on July 15 1873, he came to the United States in 1896 and farmed near Richmond until 1929. Survived by his wife Anna and sister Anna Vojta of Lone Tree. Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Funeral at Kuba Funeral Home 2 30 Sunday conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek. He was a member of Mindocech lodge No 15 Z C B J. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Mike Masek
Fruitland Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
United States
Richmond
Anna
Anna Vojta
Lone Tree
Mindocech Lodge No
Kuba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Shenandoah Man Heads Iowa Retail Lumbermen
C. E. Goessling of Shenandoah was elected president of the Town Retail Lumbermen's Association in Des Moines. Robert Anderson of Council Bluffs and A. F. Umhoefer of Ashton were chosen to the board of trustees, with Carl Moeller of Reinbeck and Carlton Walker of Waterloo reelected.
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Des Moines
C. E. Goessling
Shenandoah
Robert Anderson
Council Bluffs
A. F. Umhoefer
Ashton
Carl Moeller
Reinbeck
Carlton Walker
Waterloo
Courthouse St John Greek Orthodox Denies Withholding Funds
Court records show St John Greek Orthodox Church denying charges it withheld 1150 from the George Kapagiannis trust. In a Saturday filing the church admits receiving 7150 but says it sent 6000 to Ekaterini and Athanasios Kapagiannis and owes nothing more. The church claims the money was given to aid them if they were alive and in financial distress after the war.
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St. John’s
George Kapagiannis
Kapagiannis
Ekaterini G
Athanasios G. Kapagiannis
Iti
Oyster suit hearing set for 9 a.m. Thursday
G C Marghey brings an oyster suit alleging rental agreement for farm land to Boots, signed last March 18 for 300 dollars, with rent unpaid. Plaintiff Herbert and Helen are named as defendants in the action. The hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday.
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G. C. Marghey
Herbert
Helene
Boots
Auctioned 1937 car tied to liquor smuggling sale
A 1937 model car used in illegal liquor transport sold at public auction Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Robert Spooner to Franken for 370 dollars. The car absconded with a man who pled guilty to illegal possession of sensaes last Oct 10, was fined 300 dollars and given a six month suspended sentence.
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Robert Spooner
Franken
Abs Uged
Aes
Local men face charge of car operation in 1946 case
L and John Sslee of Marion were ordered to plead by Tuesday at 9 a.m. to a charge of operating a car without the owner’s consent. The vehicle belonged to Phil Eston, 2517 First Avenue SE, and the incident occurred on October 9, 1946.
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John Sslee
Marion
Phil Etson
First Avenue SE
House Committee Slams Coast Guard Aims and Staffing
The House Appropriations Committee scolded the Coast Guard for grandiose designs and aiming to become a miniature navy. It cited a Treasury bill of 1948 with $133 million for the service, rejected a $232 million request, and urged inflationary restraint. The panel warned against overstaffing and pledged to trim high ranking officers.
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Washington
Coast Guard
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
Congress
United States
Nightmares and Hollywood News Roundup Recap
Lovella Parsons reports Tyrone Power to star in Nightmare Alley with a reworked script. Roddy McDowall signs Ally Productions contract seeking romance and a dog and horse in the film. Dame May Whitty to work in The Bishop's Wife as Will Rogers Jr. eyes a potential Will Rogers role. Frances Langford signs to fly for records, Charles Brabin recovers from illness, Theda Bara anniversary in June, Cole Porter planning Hollywood visit by boat, Jimmie Stewart to take a months long vacation after army discharge.
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Roddy McDowall
Allied Productions
Hollywood
Roddy
Will Rogers, Jr
Jack Warner
Young Rogers
O Will Rogers
Edward Dmytryk
Frances Langford
Dori Narland
Dori
Charles Brabin
Theda Bara
Theda
Cole Porter
Jimmie Stewart
Independence Obituary for Charles E Slaughter and Pauline Charter
Charles E Slaughter 75 died Friday at his son's home near Otterville born July 20 1872 near Otterville. Survived by wife Rose A Bantz and several children. services 3 p.m. Sunday Peoples Funeral Home burial Otterville cemetery. Pauline Charter Four Square church assistant pastor died Friday of leukemia services 2 p.m. Sunday Four Square church burial Evergreen cemetery born January 9 1893 near Garrison surviving son Rev Lynn Charter daughter Mrs Gerald Demmel Cedar Rapids mother Mrs Lincoln.
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Independence
Charles E. Slaughter
Dale
Otah
Otterville
Rose A. Bantz
Wayne Slaughter
Land Dale Slaughter Decorah
C. R. Sanders
Ottterville
Fred Slaughter
Peoples Funeral Home
Vinton
Pauline Charter
Vinton Four Square Church
Four Square Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Garrison
Lynn Charter
Gerald Demmel
Cédar Rapids
Lincoln
Corn Planting Method Converts to Harvestable Hay
If corn is planted thickly either in rows or broadcast it can be harvested as hay, turning dense stands into a usable forage crop.
Peter Rabbit Visits Cedar Rapids for Easter Parade
Peter Rabbit arrives in Cedar Rapids by Bunny Express to a jubilant crowd at Union Station. Six child helpers greet him with carrot corsages as a Drum and Bugle corps leads the parade past Killian’s department store where he plans to spend the day greeting fans.
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Bugs Bunny
Union Station
Doc
Cédar Rapids
Peter
Peter Royalty
Claudie Cobb
David K
Susan Keller
Douglas Morris
Judy Owen
Linda Pfaff
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Second Street
Fourth Avenue
Third Street
Killian’s Department Store
Republican Women From 12 States To Meet in Davenport
The National Federation of Women's Republican clubs will hold its first regional meeting April 14 and 15 at the Blackhawk hotel in Davenport. Midwest states Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Ohio Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota Wisconsin will be represented. National officers led by Mrs Addison B Green will attend along with speakers from Washington.
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National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Blackhawk
Davenport
Jane Hamilton Macauley
National Federation
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Montrose
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Addison B. Green
Holyoke
Mass
Washington
Army Approves Yank Marriage to German Woman
United States Army authorities announced in Frankfurt that an American may marry a German girl for the first time. Peter Rupeka of Hempstead New York age 27 was cleared to wed Erika Schaefer 21 of Frankfurt a War Department employee at Army Headquarters. The wedding date was set after a waiting period and Rupeka will resign from the War Department and return to the United States with his bride following a three month engagement negotiation.
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Frankfurt
United States Army
Peter Rupeka
Hempstead
N.Y
Erika Schaefer
Rupeka
War Department
Army
United States
Three Die From Gas in Waterloo Bungalow
In Waterloo Iowa three people were found dead Friday in a gas filled living room of a four room bungalow near the city limits. Deputy Mastain and Sgt Parker said the victims Mrs Alice Deery aged about 70 her son John M Deery about 40 and Mrs Della King about 50 were likely dead since Wednesday. All gas burners were on and neighbors reported gas escaping leading to the discovery and investigators called. The deaths are regarded as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Floyd Mastain
Mastain
Quinton Parker
Alice Deery
John M. Deery
Della King
Parker
OTC Eases Tin Can Size Rules While Limiting Tin Use
The Office of Temporary Controls announces removal of size restrictions on cans made from tin plate and terne plate. The civilian production branch says tin usage limits for various products remain in force to curb material consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Temporary Controls
OTC
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Daily Record
Tenth Street SE
Mercy
Ted Williams
Fourth Street
Floyd Meyer
F Avenue NW
Harold Olmsted
Milo Karkosh
Sixth Street
St. Luke’s
Franklin Kenney
Viola
Ald Zimmerman
C Avenue NW
Bogota
Colombia
South America
G. A. Griswold
Griswold
John M. Morton
Seventeenth Street
S. W. Griswold
I Avenue
Belle Plaine
Bernard Fleming
Fay Bolton
Central City
L. G. Waller
Magnolia Gibson
William H. Finnegan
Mary E. Krause
George A. Toombs
Grace E. Tufts
John C. Palmer
Helen Newton
Paul Mortensen
Mary M. Grubisich
Robert G. Davis
Gertrude Dettling
Zurich
Switzerland
William G. Williamson
Winifred Andrie
Carrol R. Brown
Jeanette E. Lubben
Burlington
Laura B. Gordon
Clarence E. Gordon
Mary G. Davis
Robert K. Davis
Fred Lorenzen
Leonia Lorenzen
Helen M. Johnson
LeRoy R. Johnson
Virginia Kettler
Melvin P. Kettler
Florence L. Osborn
Donald D. Osborn
Harriette Schultz
Glen Schultz
James E. Rogers
General Run
van Vechten Park
Pettit Returns
C.R
Hunter Salesmanager
U.S
Hungary
Frank Pfaff
Wier Nelson
Sowers
Ramsey
John Harrop
Harrop
Kirketeg
Council of Gop Women
By Jimmy Hatlo
O.K
UCT
New York Pier
Brewster
Sodality
Dr. Challed
Garr
David F. Nolan
Elizabeth Beilharz
Greek Church
House
Lovella Parsons
Tyrone ‘Power
William Gresham
James Mason
Humphrey Bogart
May Whitty
Ben Webster
Peter Rabbit
Leouise Johnston
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Yank
Fraulein
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