Mrs. Luse Dies in Marion at 68
Mrs. Charles H. Luse 68 of Marion died at University hospital Iowa City after a long illness. Born near Marion December 2 1877 she married three times first to George Pierce later to Mr Luse. Survived by daughter Ruth Klopp and grandchildren Nancy Sue and Stephen Klopp brothers William and Carl Kassier. Rites Thursday 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel with Rev. Charles Moore officiating burial Oak Shade cemetery.
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Charles H. Luse
Marion
University Hospital
Iowa City
Peter
Sarah Burns Kassler
George Pierce
Sioux City
Pierce
Mr. Luse
Washington, Pa
Carmichaels
Luse
Marion Baptist Church
Marion American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth E. Klopp
Nancy Sue
Stephen Klopp
William L
Carl J. Kassier
Yocom Chapel
Charles Moore
Oak Shade Cemetery
Failor elected Sac tribe chief at Marion church meeting
W E Failor was elected chief of the Sac tribe a father and son y Indian Guides group at a meeting held at the Failor home Monday night Robert Elias chosen tallykeeper Nick Kepros wampum bearer Jimmie Wheeler tomtom beater and Peter Kepros Indian runner Meetings will be held the second and fourth Mondays of each month This is the second Indian tribe sponsored by the Marion Presbyterian church
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W. E. Failor
Indian Guides Organization
Failor
Robert Elias
Nick Kepros
Jimmie Wheeler
Tomtom
Peter Kepros
Marion Presbyterian Church
Harrison Will Speak at Legion Banquet for Iowa Coaches
Lawrence Pops Harrison University of Iowa basketball coach will give the address at the American Legion athletic banquet at the Legion hall Thursday evening. Guests include Marion Springville Alburnett Viola high school squads and their coaches. The Marion high school mixed quartet and cornet trio will perform. Hugh Hutton serves as chairman.
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Harrison
Lawrence
Pops
University of Iowa
American Legion
The
Legion Hall
Marion
Springville
Alburnett
Viola
Marion High School
Cornet
Hugh Hutton
Marion High Spring Carnival Draws Community
Marion High School hosts a Friday night spring carnival in the high school building with the Hi Vi group as sponsor and J F Swartzendruber as faculty sponsor. The event is open to the public. Separately, Mrs Dellan Dies and Mrs Clem Weis and Miss Lucile Douglas were summoned to Iowa City after their sister Mrs A DeHaan died suddenly of a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Cathout funeral home. Seaman Kenneth G Hall on leave with parents in Marion after a world spanning voyage. Mr and Mrs D W Hall note his transport recently docked on the west coast after returning from Calcutta. James Arthur Dodd and wife plan a move to Union New Jersey next week. Mrs C A Kennedy of Milwaukee called to Marion due to illness of sister Mrs E C Jess at Mercy hospital.
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Marion High School
Hi-V Group
J. F. Swartzendruber
Dellan
Clem Weis
Lucile Douglas
Iowa City
A. DeHaan
Cathout Funeral Home
Kenneth G. Hall
D. W. Hall
Nassif Apartments
Calcutta
India
Hall
C. A. Kennedy
Milwaukee
Marion
E. C. Jess
Mercy Hospital
Governor Martin Defends State Police Role in Westinghouse Strike
Harrisburg notes Governor Edward Martin replies to Philip Murray accusing him of aiming to destroy unions by using state police. He cites alerting police in Pittsburgh to enforce a court order against mass picketing, says police were not needed, and questions Murray about peace and order in the commonwealth amid labor accusations at the CIO United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City.
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Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Phillip Murray
CIO
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Murray
Commonwealth
United Auto Workers
Atlantic City
Martin
Harry F. Kelly
Michigan
Report Changes of Name To Social Security Office
Social Security urges workers to report name changes promptly at the nearest board office. John W. Donnelly of the Cedar Rapids office says such reporting keeps wages properly credited and aids future claim establishment for workers, especially many young women marrying returning veterans.
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Social Security Office
Social Security Board
John W. Donnelly
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Playground Director Resigns for Lakeland Posting
Robert L. Black resigns as postwar development director of Cedar Rapids playground and recreation commission effective April 1 to become Lakeland Florida recreation superintendent. Black, hired June 1943 to replace Judd Dean, who left for army service, will move with his wife and two children to Lincoln Nebraska before reporting to Lakeland on April 3.
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Robert L. Black
Cedar Rapids
Richard
Avenue NE
Lincoln
Neb
Lakeland
Short Fined $25 Still Faces Assault Charge
William Short of Grand hotel faced two charges after a downtown fight Monday night. He paid a $25 fine for drunkenness and disturbing the peace in police court. County Attorney William Crissman filed an assault and battery charge in Justice Churchill's court. no hearing time set. Short was arrested about 10 p.m. by Patrolman Prasil for allegedly kicking Herbert Trapp, who was left on the sidewalk and later treated at Mercy Hospital. Witnesses said Short used a blackjack in the incident. Short denied using the weapon.
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William Short
Grand Hotel
William W. Crissman
Howard R. Churchill
Short
Harold Prasil
Herbert Trapp
Sixth Street
Trapp
Mercy Hospital
Macauley Dog Tops Denver Kennel Show
A gray brindle Scottish terrier owned by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Macauley of 519 Indian Road SE won best-in-show at the Colorado Kennel Club show in Denver on Saturday. The dog, Champion Mac's Wel ton Tweed, was shown by Mr. Macauley. Two other Macauley Scottish terriers also won best-opposite-sex and best-of-winners honors.
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William J. Macauley
Indian Road SE
Colorado Kennel Club
Denver
Mac
Macauley
Somervell Named President of Koppers Coal Co
Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, former commander of the Army Service Forces, was elected president of the Koppers Coal company on Monday and will assume office May 1.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Brehon B. Somervell
Army Service Forces
Koppers Coal Company
Lenox man admits old slaying and drag to Mississippi
Henry Schmitt, 62, Lenox livestock man, confessed to shooting Tommy Worm, 42, and disclosing a plan that included burying the body on his farm near Lenox, exhuming it, transporting it nearly 200 miles to the Mississippi river, and using a raft before final disposal. Mrs Worm, 41, admitted an illicit relationship and aiding in burial. First degree murder charges filed.
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Bedford
Lenox
Mississippi River
Henry Schmitt
Tommy Worm
Conway
J. T. Caskey
Robert Gregson
Schmitt
Worm
Keokuk
Missouri
Im County
Ralph C Jones
OPA Charges Storey in Cabin and Trailer Camp Rentals
Des Moines businessman T. R. Storey faced 13 violations in renting cabin and trailer camp accommodations. Initial judgment of 650 dollars plus costs entered in federal court as part of Iowa district OPA enforcement campaign to curb illegal charges for traveler lodging and parking privileges.
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Des Moines
Iowa
OPA
T. R. Storey
Storey
Last Rites Wednesday For Dr. Schlanbusch
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Oathout funeral chapel for Dr. O. E. Schlanbusch 58 head of the University of Iowa dental in firmary. He died Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Iowa City
O. E. Schlanbusch
University of Iowa Dental Infirmary
Schlanbusch
Chicago Man Fined On Exposure Charge
Homer Madison of Chicago was fined $25 and costs in police court on an indecent behavior charge. He was arrested about 4 50 p m Monday by Patrolman Merle Burton in the alley north of First avenue between First and Second streets E.
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Homer Madison
Chicago
Merle Burton
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
United States Targets Armies Living Off the Land
The United States won UNRRA approval to curb liberating armies from requisitioning food and fuel, aiming to protect relief supplies. C. Tyler Wood cited Soviet land grabs in Austria and urged broader application against impediments to equitable relief, with potential aid cuts for offending armies.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
UNRRA
C. Tyler Wood
State Department
Austria
Russia
Throws Baby in Furnace to Avoid Jail in Gary
Police say Socorro Ramos, 23, killed her sister’s seven month old by throwing him into a furnace to go to jail. Victim Richard Mireles, son of Carmen Mireles, 26, died in the home where the act occurred. Mireles reported Ramos was mentally ill.
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Gary, Ind
INS
Socorro Ramos
Richard Mireles
Carmen Mireles
Calls Police At Wife's Request Man Fined
Frank Spinka of 948 N street SW was jailed and fined 25 dollars plus costs in police court for disturbing the peace after his wife threatened to call the police during a 1:30 am argument Tuesday. He claimed he would call police to “feel better,” and officers responded. Also, Patrick Coleman, picked up at Foxhead tavern, was fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars suspended for disturbing the peace after being removed by managers.
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Frank Spinka
N Street
Spinka
Carl Badger
Harold Kelly
Patrick Coleman
Walker
Coleman
Foxhead Tavern
Felix Barta
Vaude Fellwock
Milwaukee Road Pays First Half Tax Bill
Linn county received 19548.06 in 1945 taxes from the Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Pacific Railroad company. County Treasurer Frank Bates said Tuesday the total tax bill to be paid to the county remains to be settled.
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Linn County
Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad Company
Frank Bates
Iowa Counties Support Road Revenues Jump in 1945 Tax Bill
The road reports 56 Iowa counties through which it operates account for $652,767.46. The 1945 tax bill rises nearly $68,000 from 1944, driven mostly by added levies for county highway maintenance.
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Iowa
Lightning strikes bungalow in Waterloo. roof destroyed
Lightning hit the five room bungalow of Mr and Mrs C B McCord Tuesday morning knocking Mrs McCord from bed and starting a fire that gutted the roof of the house. Local authorities investigated the incident and no injuries were reported. The McCords reported minimal belongings damaged but nearby structures were not affected.
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Waterloo
INS
C. B. McCord
First Plane Arrives for Elkader Flying Service
Special to The Gazette Elkader Iowa Monday saw the arrival of the Elkader Flying service first plane a Aeronca Champion flown from Middletown Ohio by Oscar Johns borg Postville manager and instructor. He was joined by Harold Griffiths vice president who flew as a student and logged five hours of flight time.
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Elkader
Elkader Flying Service
Middletown
Ohio
Aeronca
Oscar Johns~ Borg
Postville
Elkader Concern
Harold Griffiths
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Glenn Olinger
Jake Kissling
Pauline Taylor
Robert Gross
Camp Atterbury
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Germany
Te University of Iowa
Foile’s Bakery
Robert N. Titler
Titlers
Ninth Avenue
14Th Armored Division
Europe
Bob Mullaley
Harold Mullaleys
Dublin
Navy
H. F. Knight
James Rozek
Ruth Hanscom
Mrs
Arthur Dodd
Union, NJ
Pennsy
C.R. Playground
Somervell
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lowan
Dr. Schlanbusch
Davis
3Rd Ave
Ist Ave. E
11Th St
Ist St
Nature
Doan
Lydia E.pinkham
Pinkham
U.S
Milwaukee Road
Western Electric
Crumbers Inseptical
Third St SE
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Medical Arts
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Fashion Center of the
Killian
Killian Company
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Colonial Mills
Patricia Petite
Patricia
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