Weather Summary for The Area
Partly cloudy and cool with Tuesday high 58 to 64 and light variable winds. Wednesday brings more clouds and a chance of local showers late Wednesday into Thursday. Wednesday low 40 to 45 and high 66 to 72. Sunday highs near 57 and 49 at night with no major storm activity noted. Total May precipitation 2.09 inches, normal 3.81 inches. Wind at noon from the west at 17 mph. Sun and moon rise/set times listed for the period.
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Iowa
Vaneennecdute
Forrestal dies by own action amid recovery efforts
Aboard the Independence the scene followed tributes from Eisenhower Acheson Nimitz praising Forrestal. He died by his own action in a hospital window as care waned. Plans for his funeral were left to Mrs Forrestal after a Paris visit for convalescence.
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Eisenhower
Acheson
Paris
Forrestal
Chester W. Nimitz
America
Willcutts
Heads Appeal Names Tulloss to New Higher Education Post
Dr. Rees Edgar Tulloss, president of Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio, was announced Monday as director of the six million dollar Higher Education year program of the United Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Rees Edgar Tulloss
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
United Lutheran Arch
Funeral rites set for Calvin Luther Ober in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Calvin Luther Ober of 413 Tenth Street SE Cedar Rapids who died Saturday will be held at the family home at 1 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev. Lyle K. Anderson United Brethren pastor. Burial will follow in West Union cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Marengo
Ernest Langlas
The
Presbyterian Church
West Union
Michael James Leahy
Holy Name Catholic Church
Anamosa
Calvin Luther Ober
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Lyle K. Anderson
United Brethren Church
West Union Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Services for William E Voris in Turner chapel Tuesday
William Edward Voris of Cedar Rapids, employed by Iowa Manufacturing Company, died Friday. Funeral services will be held at 3 30 p m Tuesday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev C B Wilming of Springville Presbyterian church. Burial is in Shellsburg cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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William Edward Voris
C Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Turner Chapel
C. B. Wilming
Springville Presbyterian Church
Shellsburg
Cedar Rapids Veteran Pete Johnson Dies in Mason City Hospital
Co. B. Pete Johnson a former Cedar Rapids resident and member of Battery E in World War I died Saturday in a Mason City hospital. He is survived by his wife two brothers and a sister. Burial will be in Rockwell Ia.
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Co. B
Pete” Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Old Battery E
Rockwell
Robber Foiled by Tearful Woman in Chicago
In Chicago, an armed robber demanded money from Mrs. Josephine Halper at her home. Weeping, she pleaded she needed bread, prompting the gunman to yield and give her a small buck before fleeing. She later used the dollar at a neighborhood bingo game without winning.
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Chicago
Josephine Halper
Iowa Postal Supervisors Re-elect Walter Anawalt
Walter Anawalt, assistant Cedar Rapids postmaster, was re-elected first vice-president of the Iowa Branch of the National Association of Postal Supervisors at a Sioux Falls convention. The event joined Iowa and South Dakota branches. Anawalt has served in Cedar Rapids for 10 years, succeeding the late George Beattie as assistant postmaster.
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Walter Anawalt
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Sioux Falls
S. C
South Dakota
Anawalt
George Beattie
Trial of Hiss Delayed Again
Federal Judge Samuel H. Kaufman delayed the perjury trial of Alger Hiss to May 31 after both sides asked delays. Hiss was not in court. The trial, set after a Dec. 15 grand jury indictment, has been postponed six times from the original Feb. 24 start date.
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New York
Samuel H. Kaufman
Alger Hiss
State Department
Kaufman
Hiss
Accident damages suit over parked truck crash in Cedar Rapids
District Judge Floyd Philbrick heard Henry Hewitt seek twelve thousand six hundred seventy five dollars for injuries to himself and damages to his son's truck. Hewitt says Jack Skalicky rammed the parked truck on K Street SW near Nineteenth Avenue on March 12 1948. Jurors chosen were Wendl Vane Ruby Henkes John Dwyer Edwin Griffith Orvilla Chehak Erma Arnett Charles Anderson Esther Gosnell Leona Reed George Wagner Evelyn Fleisher Eva Fontaine.
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Floyd Philbrick
Henry Hewitt
Jack Skalicky
Hewitt
K Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Skalicky
Wendl Vane
Ruby Henkes
John Dwyer
Edwin Griffith
Orvilla Chehak
Erma Arnett
Charles Anderson
Esther Gosnell
Leona Reed
George Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Fleisher
Eva Fontaine
Marion
Reed Faces Drunk Driving Charge in Collision
The county attorney's office prepared to file a drunk driving charge against Thomas C. Reed, 41, of 121 Fifth Avenue SW, after he collided with a parked machine in the 500 block of Sixth Street SE at 8:45 p.m. Saturday. Reed had a prior conviction for the same offense on October 23, 1941.
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Thomas C. Reed
Fifth Avenue
Reed
Sixth Street
Will of Clarence Byerly probate granted after death in May
The will of Clarence Byerly, who died May 6, was admitted to probate Monday. His wife Lura was appointed administratrix with bond of $2,000. Mrs. Byerly and six children were named to share in the estate.
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Clarence Byerly
Lura
Robert Noble Trial Date Set for June 20
Superior Court Judge J Elmer Peak set June 20 as the trial date for Robert D Noble of Iowa City on a reckless homicide charge. Noble, assistant secretary of the Iowa University Alumni Association, was the driver in an October 1947 crash near the Notre Dame campus that killed a St Mary's College student and a Notre Dame student after the Iowa Notre Dame football game.
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South Bend
Ind
J. Elmer Peak
Robert D. Noble
Iowa City
Noble
Iowa University Alumni Association
Notre Dame
St. Mary’s College
Iowa-Notre Dame
Theft of $600 From Locked Cabinet at Hospital
Des Moines detectives investigate the theft of about $600 from a locked cabinet in Broadlawns General Hospital. Superintendent T P Sharpnack says the money vanished between Saturday noon and Monday 9 am. Police say the cabinet door was pried open after the handle was twisted with a wrench.
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Des Moines
Broadlawns General Hospital
T. P. Sharpnack
Paul Castelline
Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People
Retired poet Edgar A. Guest speaks of exhaustion from home chores. He describes cleaning, waxing floors, airing blankets, moving furniture, washing ceilings, and lumbago while his spouse keeps him at domestic tasks. He laments aging and the burden of daily labor.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Senator Gillette to receive honorary law degree at Drake
Des Moines AP reports Senator Guy M. Gillette will be awarded an honorary doctor of law degree at Drake University’s commencement on May 30. He previously earned a law degree from an unspecified institution.
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DES Moines
Guy M. Gillette
Drake University
Accused Watkin sHeld on Murder Intent Charge
Leonard Watkins, 46, of near Betten dorm, Davenport, was held in Scott county district court under a 5 000 bond on a assault with intent to murder charge. His wife Alfrieda and daughters Shirley 15 and Violet 21 testified he kicked in the door, threatened to kill, and a gun discharged. Watkins claimed he had too much wine.
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Davenport
Leonard Watkins
Bettendorf
Scott County District Court
John J. McSwigg
Watkins
Alfrieda
Shirley
Violet
Sheriff's Office
Two Injured in Mt Vernon Road Collision
Leonard Sturm 22 of 2930 Midway Drive NW was charged with reckless driving after a Sunday crash on Mt Vernon Road SE that injured two people. Sturm’s car hit a semi trailer driven by McCall of Ohio and then struck Kenneth Millard 28 at Milner Hotel, causing a cut forehead and a bruised leg. Both were treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released.
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Leonard Sturm
Midway Drive
Mt. Vernon Road
Sturm
McCall
Ohio
Kenneth Millard
Milner
Lewis Millard
St. Luke’s Hospital
Twenty-eighth Street
Cedar Rapids certifies 13 for fire and police posts
Seven hopefuls qualify for fireman positions and six for patrolman posts after Civil Service Commission exams on April 25. Fire candidates include Derald A. Carter Wayne A. Meyer James E. Harris Robert J. Roskop Forrest B. Sharp George L. Fern and Kenneth Anderson. Police names are Russell L. Collins Jack D. Sammon Robert E. Conrad Russell C. Moneypenny William J. Potter and Earl J. Caywood. All have soldiers preference.
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Civil Service Commission
Cedar Rapids
Derald A. Carter
Sixteenth Avenue
Wayne A. Meyer
First Avenue
James E. Harris
Hillside Drive
Robert J. Roskop
Tenth Avenue
Forrest B. Sharp
Fourth Street
George L. Ferm
Sixth Street
Andenneth Anderson
N Street
Anderson
Jack D. Sammon
Twelfth Street
Robert E. Conrad
Johnson Avenue
Russell C. Moneypenny
William J. Potter
Third Street
Earl J. Caywood
H Avenue
Two Men Fined For Reckless Driving In City Court
Harold McGuire of 121 Thirty fourth Street SE and Joseph Glenn of Olin were each fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in traffic court Monday. McGuire was stopped at 8 a.m. Sunday after clocked at 55 mph on First Avenue E near Twenty second Street. Glenn was stopped at 1:15 a.m. Monday after being clocked at 54 mph on First Avenue E near Thirty seventh Street.
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Harold McGuire
Thirty-fourth Street
Joseph Glenn
Olin
McGuire
Carl Kimball
B Avenue
Robert Thorsen
Ninth Street
Rolf Wollan
Center Street
A. A. Wagner
C Avenue NW
Jack Hunt
Bever Avenue
William Moore
Belle Plaine
George Karr
Twenty-ninth Street
Everett Finch
Eighth Street
James Pfiffner
Mason City
Robert Myers
Twentieth Avenue
Robert Clifton
Hubert Farnsworth
Iowa City
Marvin Klouda
Tenth Avenue
C. S. Dorman
B Avenue NW
Thirtyfourth Street
First Avenue E
Twenty-second Street
Glenn
Thirtyseventh Street
Iowa Men Sentenced For Holdup of Bank
Henry B. Robertson and Martin M. O Connor pled guilty to robbery in the Kaheka bank holdup on Oct 25. Judge Roy Harper sentenced Robertson to eight years and O Connor to seven years. Both from Fort Madison Iowa near the Missouri border. Cash and securities valued at 9405 were taken.
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Hannibal, Mo
Henry B. Robertson
Martin M. O’connor
Kaheka
Exchange Bank
U. S
Roy Harper
Robertson
O’connor
Fort Madison
Missouri-Iowa Line
Distinguished Service Award To Be Presented
The Civic and Young Men's bureaus will jointly present the Distin guished Civic Service Award at a 6:15 p.m. dinner meeting at the Chamber of Commerce in Cedar Rapids. The award goes to a Cedar Rapids man under 36 for unselfishly serving the community in 1948. Speakers include Frank Nye Harold Ward and Jack Hart, YMB delegates to the International Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Brussels.
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Civic Bureau
Civic and
Chamber of Commerce
YMB
Cedar Rapids
Frank Nye
Harold Ward
Jack Hart
International
William Eggert Charged In Motor Boat Incident
William Eggert aged 24 of 329 Eighth Avenue SW was charged with failing to use care in the operation of a motor boat Sunday. The boat upset a canoe on the river opposite Sheffie's Boat House. two people in the canoe capsized. Eggert helped until others were rescued. fine range noted as 5 to 100 dollars.
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William Eggert
Eighth Avenue SW
Sheffie
Eggert
Rutledge Trial Moves Forward In Murders Case
Monday testimony covered a $250 transfer between the Rutledges accounts and two $10 payments. Rutledge faced questions about a $491 check to Rauscher Motor Co. and denied details about a daytime confession. The defense staged a demonstration with Hartman and referenced Rutledge’s military status and duodenal ulcer. Final exhibit showing Hartman estate was admitted as the trial heads toward a verdict in Dr. Robert Cunningham Rutledge Jr. murder case.
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Milner
Rutledge
Rutledges
First National Bank
St. Louis
Crissman
Edward H. Files
Dr. Rutledge
Hartman
Robert Cunningham Rutledge, Jr
City Briefs and People News From Local Desk
Local items cover meetings at the Retail Merchants bureau Montrose hotel and story hour at Sixteenth Avenue library. Notices include E D McCoy Insurance moving to 315 Risley, John F Chapman visiting Cedar Rapids, Dodds Lettershop move, and various graduations and transfers. Minor award and scholarship announcements include James Davis winning an essay contest and Bernard Drakozal earning a Loras college scholarship.
Colleges Granting More Degrees Now
The U.S. colleges conferred nearly 300000 degrees for the year ending June 30 1948 the Office of Education reports. University of California led with 7103 bachelor’s degrees Columbia University 4819 master’s Harvard 310 doctorates. Total bachelor and first professional degrees 272144 up 45 percent since 1939-40.
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Washington
United States
Office of Education
University of California
Columbia University
Harvard University
Prnes
Perofessionalegrees
First Use of Snowshoes Traced to North American Indians
Historical note identifies North American Indians as the earliest to employ snowshoes, highlighting indigenous innovation in winter travel and footwear technology. The finding emphasizes cultural contributions to practical adaptations in snowy regions.
Cedar Rapids City Hall Notes on Poppy Drive and paving
Veterans of Foreign Wars post 9129 Mon day won city council permission to sell Buddy Poppies in Cedar Rapids on September 24. Ha Zaya Poema Co received final approval to pave 20 streets, and Hargrave Co was awarded a contract for summer patching leveling and asphalt seal coating of the specified thoroughfares.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Rapids
Ha ‘ Zaya Poema Company
Hargrave Firm
Mator
Council approves Haegg bid for Third Avenue storm sewer
Also approved was the Haegg Construction Company's bid of $4,698.80 for construction of a storm sewer on Third Avenue SE between Sixth and Eighth streets. Final steps in awarding a contract were completed by the council.
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Haegg Construction Company
Third Avenue
Sixth and
Eighth Streets
Colonial Baking Company gains street access for repairs
The Colonial Baking Company receives permission to occupy Eighth Street SE beside its Fifth Avenue building to perform repairs after a weekend breakdown.
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Colonial Baking Company
Eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Gasoline Transfers to Rotary Fund From City Funds
Gasoline purchases totaling 1110.27 were charged to the rotary fund via transfers from seven city funds including Public improvement 550.83 Building 33.60 Garbage disposal 303.45 ie onde rental 14.91 Waterworks 7.79 Playground 29.82 and Hoover 9.87 A 3.50 refund was granted to Jesse G. Childers for an unused building permit to construct a dwelling at 924 Hull avenue SE.
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Rotary Fund
Jesse G. Childers
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Hull Avenue SE
Mrs Eugenia Frambach Refund For Unused Permit
Mrs Eugenia Frambach of 1921 A avenue received a one dollar refund for an unused building permit to remodel her dwelling into two apartments.
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Eugenia Frambach
Permit Transfer Granted for Cigaret Premits
Permission to transfer a cigarette permit from 702 Third Street SE to 406 Seventh Avenue SE was granted to W. W. Hardesty.
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Third Street
Seventh Avenue
W. W. Hardesty
Permit transfers and new licenses at local addresses
Cigaret and class B beer permits were surrendered by Grant G Grove and Ellen P Grove at 801 E avenue NW. New licenses issued to George R Cowgar for the same address. Liggett Drug Company at 222 28 Third avenue SE surrendered a cigaret permit. A new license was issued to the Ford Hopkins Company at the same address.
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Grant G
Ellen P. Grove
E Avenue NW
George R. Cowgar
Liggett Drug Company
Third Avenue SE
Ford Hopkins Company
Beer permits awarded to local residents and addresses
A Class B beer permit was granted to Louis B. Kacena at 221 First street SE. Class C beer permits went to Gus Scolaro of 314 Third avenue SW and Lumir J. and Elma L. Diask of 1532 Ellis boulevard NW.
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Louis B. Kacena
First Street
Gus Scolaro
Third Avenue
Lumir J
Elma L. Diask
Ellis Boulevard
Cedar Falls Restaurants Drop Suit Over School Meal Rule
Cedar Falls restaurant operators have dropped their suit to block the Iowa State Board of Education from enforcing a college meal rule at Iowa State Teachers College. Trial had been set in Waterloo before District Judge Ralph W. Hasner. The action was dismissed on motion of counsel. The operators argued the rule forces students in dormitories to take meals at the college and pay whether or not they eat there.
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DES Moines
Atttorney General's Office
Cedar Falls
State Board of Education
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo
Ralph W. Hasner
Oscar Strauss
Hasner
World's Worst Driver Fined in Justice Court
John L. Sullivan of Chicago described as the world's worst driver faced Justice H. L. Augustine after a patrol chase from Atlantic to Adel. He paid a $190 fine and costs for reckless driving following 43 traffic violations in under an hour, insisting he is safe and sane unless proven otherwise.
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Adel
John L. Sullivan
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
H. L. Augustine
Clarence B. Day
Sullivan
Atlantic
John Johnson Found Dead at Blairstown
Special to The Gazette reports John Johnson about 70 was found dead Monday noon in his Blairstown home where he lived alone. A Blairstown doctor ruled death due to natural causes and noted he had been dead at least three days after last being seen Friday.
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the Gazette
Blairstown
John Johnson
Johnson
Lansing Bridge Put Up for Sale
The bridge over the Mississippi at Lansing, unused since 1945 due to ice damage, was set for public auction Monday afternoon. Owned by the Iowa Wisconsin Bridge Company, it ceased operation after 1945 and bankruptcy in 1933 prompted interest from Iowa and Wisconsin in a joint purchase with toll-free operation.
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Lansing
Mississippi River
Henry N. Graven
LaCrosse
Marquette
Iowa-Wisconsin Bridge Company
Iowa
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Missing Boy, 2 Found by Father in Minnesota Woods
International Falls Minnesota AP A two year old boy Larry Conners who had been missing since Sunday afternoon was found Monday by his father in a mile long brush sweep. The child lay under a bush about 900 feet from home and appeared uninjured aside from dirt. The father carried him toward the house then handed him to a searcher to inform his wife and sisters. He had wandered off with a neighbor's dog, the father said, after tiring and sleeping briefly.
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International Falls
Minn
Larry Conners
Larry
Conners
Leona Froning Bankrupt Ruling Against Elevator Firm
Leona M. Froning of Eldora doing business as Froning Elevator Company was adjudged bankrupt by Federal District Court Judge Henry N. Graven. The involuntary filing by Henry Hertema Howard Seller and Merle Kirkdorffer seeks $4265.79. Referee John H. Mitchell of Fort Dodge to oversee settlement.
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Leona M. Froning
Eldora
Froning Elevator Company
Federal District Court
Henry N. Graven
Herman Richmann
Graven
Northern District Bankruptcy
John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Froning
Henry Hertema
Grundy Center
Howard Sheller
Merle Kirkdorffer
Railroading Isn't All It's Cracked Up To Be
RA Frank Wilford, 40, Milwaukee railroad brakeman from Ottumwa, is in St. Luke's hospital with a blood clot in his left leg after a fall from a bed in a stationary caboose in Cedar Rapids yards. He says he dreamed of railroading hazards. doctors say the injury is not serious and he should be released soon.
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Frank Wilford
Milwaukee Railroad
Ottumwa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wilford
Cedar Rapids
Jap Who Commanded at Manila Doomed To Die
Lt. Gen. Shi zuo Yokoyama who led Japanese forces in Manila and southern Luzon was sentenced to death by the Philippine National War Crimes Commission. The ruling followed his trial for widespread civilian atrocities in his command area including the massacre of President Quirino’s wife and three children.
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Manila
INS
Shizuo Yokoyama
Luzon
Philippine National War Crimes Commission
Yokoyama
Elpidio Quirino
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Daily Record
Arapa
C.R. Weather
Municipal
M.D. Willcutts
Naval Medical Center
June Lybarger
Paul Lybarr
Thomas Flood
Ardis Davis
John Flood
Justice Court
Virgil Paradise
Michael Galvin
Brooklyn
N.Y
H. R. Churchill
Richard Tvedt
Fifth Avenue SE
Maurice Flanigan
Street
E. J. Smith
Seventh Street SE
L. V. Mansfield
Nineteenth Street
Mercy
Dean Almendinger
William McGuire, Jr
Cold Stream Avenue
Raymond Fare
Twentieth Avenue SW
Henry Huerter
Wesley Kolek
Vernon
Kenneth Meyers
Westland Road
St. Luke’s
Floyd Albaugh
Mechanicsville
Ivan Morris
Center Point
Edwin Putnam
Thirty-eighth Street
Howard Blake
Clarence
Jack Eggleston
C Avenue
Harvey Laucamp
Tipton
William Vilek
Vernon Road
Raymond Wills
Bennett Bedell
Ely Avenue
Paul Quass
Central City
Robert Vavra
D Street
Charles Larkey
Blake Boulevard
Spokane
Wash
David Johnston
Johnston
Betty Wheeldon
Ray Wheeldon
Independence
Michael
Economic Cooperation Administration
France
Peter
Defense
Voris Services
C. B. Johnson
Postal Supervisors
T. C. Reed
Byerly
Will
Robert Noble
Gillette
Lowan
Milen
Rauscher Motor Company
Motor Company
Condon
Mr. ©An
Prey
David Elderkin
Heiserman
W. J. Barngrover
Bygrover
Barngrover
Rooseveltotel
Rutled
Veterans Administration
Naval Reserve
Rerecross
Hartman’s
City Briefs
Century Cabs
Adv
Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Retail Merchants’ Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Montrose Hotel
E. D. McCoy Insurance Agency
Risley Building
Lopp
Byron Lopp
Franklin High School
City Cab
Dial
Sixteenth Avenue Library
Richard Miller
Paul’s 66
1St Avenue
5Th Street
3Rd Avenue
12Th Street
Dodds Lettershop
James Davis
Oelwein American Legion Auxiliary
Poppyen
Leonard Walrath
Center Point Road
Bernard Drakozal
St. Wenceslaus
Loras College
Diocese
St. John A
J. W. Alderman
Republic
Ferman
Seventh Avenue SE
Dwight B. Alderman
H. R. Alderman
Lillian Cunningham
W. T. Cunningham
Maple Drive
Clarke College
Dubuque
Miss Cunningham
City Hall
Lansing Bridge
Leona Froning
Ave.se
Florist
3Rd Ave
Second Avenue
Barta Hessersenha
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