Iowa Weather and Local Court Notices Brief
General Iowa forecast calls for fair but cool conditions with scattered showers midweek. Northwesterly winds 15 mph Tuesday. highs in the 60s to 70s, lows around the 40s. Nearby city crime and divorce notices, court fines for intoxication and petty larceny, plus a long birth and adoption column detailing several area families and a correction on a birth announcement.
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Precipita
Eckson
New York
Phoenix
Anseles
Sioux City
Iowa
Justice Court
Clyde Perrigo
Avenue NE
G. C. Brown
Third Street
H. R. Churchill
George W. Clark
Allison Hotel
W. A. Ralls
Foremen's Association Elects Jayne President
LaPlanti Choate Foremen's Association elected Al Jayne president at a Roosevelt hotel dinner, succeeding Henry Houseman. New officers include Ray Stanton vice president George Graham secretary and Vernal Stimson treasurer. Directors elected cover one two and three year terms. The organization affiliated with the National Association of Foremen in March. Speaker Robert N. McMur, president of Robert McBeery, discussed labor uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jayne
LaPlani-Choate Foremen’s Association
Henry Houseman
Roosevelt Hotel
Ray Stanton
George Graham
Vernal Stimson
Merrill Wilson
Myron Baker
Charles Hunt
Verdus Svenksen
George Kelley
Francis Stephens
LaPlant-Choate
National Association of Foremen
Robert N. McMur
Robert McBeery Gove
Chicago
Public Welfare Bureau Plans Camp Tours This Summer
The public relations committee of the Public Welfare bureau schedules come-and-see tours starting late June. Mrs. John W. Miller chairs the committee. A planning meeting at bureau headquarters is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday. Three camps will be toured: Scout camp at Waubeek, Camp Fire Girls Camp Huaga at Walker, and Camp Wapsie-Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Bureau
John W. Miller
Bureau
Waubeek
Fire Girls
Huaga
Walker
Wapsie-Y
Enforcement Of Fire Laws Split 3 Ways
Iowa AG rules fire safety enforcement is shared among the Agriculture Department the state fire marshal and municipal building inspectors after the legislature expanded duties. Secretary of Agriculture Harry Linn requested the ruling.
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DES Moines
Offce
State Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Harry Linn
Iowa Hotels Subject to State Inspection Drive
The state plans a week long inspection of Iowa hotels as part of a broad drive by the department to check compliance with regulations. Officials said the initiative targets hotels across the state to ensure proper standards are met.
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Iowa
Fire inspection duties split among agencies under state ruling
Attorney general notes three separate code sections create shared responsibility for inspections. The Department of Agriculture handles hotel inspections, the Fire Marshal can initiate them, and enforcement spreads to municipal authorities for violations. Fire escapes and egress are Fire Marshal duties while some hotel precautions fall to agriculture.
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Attorney General's Office
Department of Agriculture
Unemployed in Cedar Rapids Surpass May Projections
Iowa State Employment Service reports about 1 000 laid off workers in Cedar Rapids this month. Through May 24 847 weekly unemployment checks were mailed in five counties, with 285 new claims this May. Officials note seasonal dips and a July 1 boost to maximum benefits to $20.
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Iowa State Employment Service
Cedar Rapids
Herbert J. Eberhart
Linn
Iowa
Benton
Cedar
Jones
Collins Radio Company
Callahan
This Was a Slick Safe-Crack Job
Police in Wilmette admit the safe cracking at a chain grocery was a slick job. A 600 pound safe slid on soap to a vented area after the floor was wetted and an explosive later blew the door. Loot included contents from the steel compartments.
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Chicago
Wilmette
Tale of Two Oceans Bottle Found After Nine Years
Lyman J. Clark wrote and cast a message in a bottle off Massachusetts nine years ago. A finder in Long Beach California mailed the note back to him, confirming the lone bottle traveled across the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Mass
Lyman J. Clark
Massachusetts
Long Beach
Calif
Ordination Rites Saturday for Vogl Priest-to-Be
Robert R. Vogl son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Vogl of 23280 avenue NE will be ordained a priest at St Raphael s cathedral Dubuque He will celebrate his first mass at St Matthew s Cedar Rapids next Sunday The sermon will be by Rev Karl G Schroeder and Archbishop Rohiman will preside at the ordination ceremony Reflecting on his path Vogl studied at St Matthew s Immaculate Conception St Mary s Albuquerque and Loras College prior to entering St Paul s seminary in Minnesota
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Robert R. Vogl
Fred M. Vogl
Avenue NE
St. Raphael's Cathedral
Dubuque
St. Matthew's Church
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew's Rish
James D. Kearn
St. Matthew's
Arthur A. Halbach
Loras College
Frank A. Lana
Conrad Schallau
Karl G. Schroeder
Father Vogl
Four Men Burned by Explosion at Keokuk Metal Plant
Four workers were reported in serious condition after a crucible exploded while they poured cold steel at Keokuk Electro-Metals Company. Raymond Soule and Hiram Agnew were most critically burned. Fred Dickens and Luther Galley also seriously burned. Others were lightly injured. no fire damage occurred.
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Keokuk
Keokuk Electro-Metals Company
Raymond Soule
Hiram Agnew
Fred Dickens
Luther Galley
Disabled Vets Club Raided in Des Moines
Lawrence A. Morgan, 53, manager of the Disabled American Veterans club, is free on $600 bond awaiting a June 10 hearing on gambling and liquor charges after a raid at 1:55 a.m. Sunday. Police seized liquor bottles and two punchboards. about 12 workers were in the club, Morgan identifying them as employees.
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Des Moines
INS
Lawrence A. Morgan
Disabled American Veterans Club
Morgan
El Kahir Members Attend Imperial Shrine Session
Representatives of Kahir Shrine attend the Shrine imperial sessions at City this week. Potentate Ed C. Rudin Chief Rabban Glenn Norton George Fanborg L. D. Mur field and emeritus-life past Potentate M. M. Thompson attend. Milton M. Platner of Anamosa visits. group to return June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahir Shrine
City
L. S. Barber
Ed C. Rudin
Rabban Glenn Norton
George Fanborg
L. D. Murfield
Anamosa
M. M. Thompson
Milton M. Platner
State Health Bureau To Get 19000 Dollar Truck
The Iowa state executive council authorized the health department to spend 19000 dollars on a specially designed truck and tractor for a mobile X-ray laboratory. It will be used to examine people for tuberculosis and, according to Dr L H Flancher, will also reveal many heart disease cases.
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Des Moines
State Executive Council
Health Department
L. H. Flancher
Division of
Tuberculosis
Fox Named President of College in Ohio
Dr. Clifford Fox, dean of the college of liberal arts at Dubuque University in Iowa, was named president of Findlay College in Findlay Ohio, effective July 1. He succeeds acting president C A Morey who has led the college for four years. Dr Fox earned a degree from Findlay College.
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Findlay, Ohio
Clifford Fox
College of Liberal Arts
Dubuque University
Findlay College
Dr. Fox
C. A. Morey
Fox
Findlay
Perry Belmont 96 Former U S Ambassador to Spain Dies
Perry Belmont a longtime public figure and former United States ambassador to Spain died Sunday after a lengthy illness in Newport Rhode Island. He was 96 and had served in diplomacy and public service for decades.
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Newport
R. I
Perry Belmont
United States
Spain
Flight Festival at Hunter Field Draws 5000
Flight festival at Hunter Field drew about 5,000 paid admissions for 185 aircraft. The crowd cheered the Parakeet, a small 500-pound Rose Aircraft Piper with a souped up engine, flown by Bill Fisher of Decorah, as the standout act among Mustangs P-38s and other displays.
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Hunter Field
Air Corps
Decorah
Bill Fisher
Fisher
Rose Aircraft Company
First Base
Sparks Fly After Collision With Light Pole
Henderson Colorado report describes Margarito Gomez 20 a farm worker who drove into a light pole causing a fire at a ranch meter box. Sparks lit fence posts and horse manes. a prize bull died in water. a refrigerator smoked at another ranch. burns and shock sent a woman to hospital. A utility district manager cited a 13 000 volt overvoltage from the broken pole.
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Henderson
Colo
INS
Margarito Gomez
Gomez
George Ferguson
Ferguson
David McDonald
Homer Ayers
Garret Craig
Public Service Company
British Laborites Clash on Russia Conference Turmoil
At Margate the British Labor party annual conference saw tensions flare over the Soviet issue. Delegate Frederick Miller accused the national executive board of misrepresenting the Russian people and urged a goodwill mission. An attempted outburst was halted by an executive board member. A move to associate Laborites with a British society was defeated on the floor.
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Margate
England
British Labor Party
Frederick Miller
Miller
Russia
Highway Commission Conducting Linn County Traffic Survey
The Highway Commission begins a traffic survey of secondary roads in Linn County on May 12 and runs through October. County employees count vehicles at eight hours per intersection to record total volume and class of traffic. S Andrews, 422% First Ave NW, is listed as recording the data.
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SceeeSne
Linn
Gan
Tareid S. Andrews
Order Halts Mailing Of Tobacco To Germany
An order banning mailing of tobacco in any form to Germany takes effect Monday at the Rapids post office. It targets black market operations and applies to all APOs in Germany and to international mails.
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Rapids
Apos
Germany
Priest at Protivin Lands 5-Pound Trout
In Decorah the Rev. John Lana of Protivin is credited with catching the largest German Brown trout in the area. The 23 inch fish weighed five and a half pounds and was landed with his hands after another person jumped into the water to assist.
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Decorah
John Lana
Protivin
Louis
Father Lana
Professor Fatally Hurt on Mountaineering Trip
In Spencer Tennessee Dr. Glenn A. Millikan head of Vanderbilt University physiology department died after a rock fell on him during a mountaineering trip. He was the son of Nobel Prize winner Robert A. Millikan of California.
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Nashville, Tenn
Glenn A. Millikan
Vanderbilt University
Spencer, Tenn
Millikan
Robert A. Millikan
Caliornia
Woman's Fondness for Dog Fatal to Herself
In Kansas City Mrs Nelle Bly Andrews 53 and her husband were walking with their dog Pesty a 9 year old fox terrier when the dog blocked a street car track. They both leaped to shoo the dog free but were struck by the street car. Mrs Andrews died and her husband was injured while the dog survived.
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Kansas City
Nelle Bly Andrews
Pesty
Damages Reported to Heavy Machinery Owner
Charles Anthony reports $250 in damages to heavy machinery at his property on 1825 Ninth Street SW. He says the pits were dented by an iron bar last week and oil tanks were dumped with sending fluid.
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Charles Anthony
Ninth Street
Anthony
Molesting Charge Results in Fines Against Two Men
Two men faced fines after molestation charges in separate incidents. Elgin M. Noble of 1239 Eleventh Street NW was arrested Sunday by detectives over alleged molestation of a year old boy at Ellis Park and released on 100 bond. Audrey E. Brandt of LaPorte City 34 was arrested Saturday on a theater patron report that Brandt sat beside her and made improper advances.
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Pied Ee
Elgin M. Noble
Eleventh Street
Ellis Park
Noble
Audrey E. Brandt
LaPorte City
Brandt
Gee Hee Brandt
Deaths Mrs Anna E Orr Lamey Cedar Rapids civic leader
Mrs Anna E Orr Lamey widow of William E Lamey died at her Cedar Rapids home 353 Park Ter SE at 12 15 p m Sunday after a lingering illness Born in Scotch Grove Township Jones County she moved to Cedar Rapids and was educated in Monticello and Lenox high schools She was active in civic groups including chairing Linn County for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and serving on the Children s Home board Survivors include a sister Mrs Philip Palmer of Cedar Rapids Services and burial will be announced and held at Wyoming cemetery
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Anna E. Orr Lamey
William E. Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Park Terrace SE
Scotch Grove Township
Jones County
Monticello High School
Lenox
Linn County
National Foundation For
Children’s Home
First Presbyterian Church
P.E.O
Cedar Chapter
White Shrine
Social Order of the Surviving
Philip Palmer
Wyoming Cemetery
Charles E. Newman Dies Suddenly at Alburnett Home
Charles E. Newman 67, farmer, died at 9 a.m. Monday at his Alburnett home. Born near Toddville June 1, 1879, he lived in Alburnett 22 years. Survived by wife Luella three children Ray of Richmond Hill Ga Doris of Alburnett and Mildred Edison of Marion and brothers Ollie of Cedar Rapids Lloyd of Toddville. Body at Beatty Pope awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Charles E. Newman
Alburnett
Toddville
Luella
Ray
Richmond Hill
Doris
Mildred Edison
Marion
Ollie
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd
Beatty Pope
Mrs Reed 85 Dies in Central City Home
Mrs. F. C. Reed aged 85 of Cedar Rapids died Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs. William DeLancey in Central City after illness. She had lived in Troy Mills and recently moved to Central City and was a charter member of Kenwood Methodist Church. Services set for 2 30 Tuesday conducted by Rev. Clydett.
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F. C. Reed
Cedar Rapids
William DeLancey
Central City
Troy Mills
Kenwood Methodist Church
Clydett
Death of William A. Wall in Cedar Rapids
William Arthur Wall aged 64 of 412 Third Street SW died at home at 12 15 a m Monday after a brief illness. Born in De Soto Missouri on July 3 1882 he lived in Cedar Rapids over a year. Survived by wife Mary three sons two daughters two brothers all of St Louis. Body to be taken from Janeba funeral home Monday to St Louis for services and burial.
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William Arthur Wall
Third Street
Kresge Company
DeSoto
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Janeba
St. Louis
Death of Walter A. McCarty Survived by Wife and Kin
Walter A. McCarty formerly of Cedar Rapids died at his home in Los Angeles on Friday. He is survived by his wife Mrs. O McCarty Beatrice Clarke of Mason City and several cousins in Cedar Rapids and vicinity.
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Walter A. McCarty
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
O. McCarty
Beatrice Clarke
Mason City
Mrs. Frank Uherka Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Frank Uherka aged 64 died at her home 60 Nineteenth Avenue Southwest at 1 a.m. Sunday after a four month illness. Born April 21 1883 in Moravia Nyklovice she came to Cedar Rapids 43 years ago. Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Edward Harford and Mrs C M Doc Manley both of Cedar Rapids and a grandson. Services will be conducted 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Brosh aS ae Milo Filipi. Burial will be in Bohemian Na-
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Frank Uherka
Nineteenth Avenue
Moravia
Nyklovice
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Edward Harford
C. M. “Doc” Manley
Broshas Ae Milo
Mrs Helen Beltz Dies at Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Helen McKay Beltz 61 of 515 Eighth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at home at 6 am She was born October 19 1885 in Dundee Scotland and is survived by Mrs Benjamin Sadler of Cedar Rapids two brothers D M and a person from Chicago unknown due to illegible OCR
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Helen McKay Beltz
Eighth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Dundee
Scotland
Benjamin Sadler
D. M. Aecones Ss Low
Death notices for Frances Sedlacek Sedlacek
Mrs Frances Sedlacek of 1128 Fifteenth Avenue SE died at her home at 11 55 am Details note birth May 3 1861 in Coechoslo The fragment provides a local obituary notice with spelling errors and incomplete place names likely from a historic newspaper record
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Frances Serbousek
Sedlacek
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Traffic Toll In Cedar Rapids Since April 1
A traffic toll in Cedar Rapids has been in effect since April 1, with ongoing fees impacting drivers. Details on rates and exemptions were not provided in the readable text.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Resident Funeral Services Set
Vakia moved to Cedar Rapids from Fairfax 24 years ago. Surviving are a son Milo J. Ser bousek and a Cedar Rapids grandson, and a brother Jos Fee see. Services held at Turner chapel at 3 30 Wednesday. Friends may attend at the church.
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Vakia
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
Milo J. Serbousek
Jos- Fee
Turner Chapel
Widow of Frank Russell Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Russell aged about 67 died at 8 40 a m Monday after a brief illness. Born in Corwith she lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life. She had lived with Mr and Mrs Carl Heins at the address for years and was reared by Mrs Russell from nine months old. Surviving are a brother Robert Hartwig Corwith and a sister Mrs O C Gundlach Mason City at the chapel.
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Frank Russell
Corwith
Cedar Rapids
Russell
Carlton Heins
O. C. Gundlach
Mason
Union Pressure Turns Ship into flying Dutchman
The bulk freighter Jupiter sailed Lake Erie in search of a port free from NMU picket lines. NMU contends the ship violated safety rules as 18 crew left Detroit for a 40 hour week dispute. The vessel visited Detroit Fairport and San-and before an emergency NMU line reached Fairport. the ship then sailed offshore. Coast guard says no search for the Jupiter and undermaned ships must report within 12 hours after docking.
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Cleveland
INS
Great Lakes
Jupiter
Lake Erie
cIo
Maritime Union
Bulnade Manee Ie
NMU
Joshua Lawrence
NMU Nati
Detroit
San
Fairport Bar
Fairport Harbor
Coast Guard
Shaw argues against legalized death by doctors mercy killings
London informed that Bernard Shaw urged legal definition of euthanasia as self destruction. He attacked plans to let doctors decide when to die, saying doctors and relatives are unqualified referees. The patient alone should decide, Shaw said, warning against private murder by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Six More Plane Survivors Sighted
West Palm Beach field reported six additional survivors from the 15 man crew of a Flying Fortress that crashed in Nicaragua. A Managua radio message said five of those aboard, including Lt. William Rogers of Mt. Vernon, were sighted after the crash on Thursday when the aircraft caught fire in the dense jungle.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Morrison Army Airfield
Nicaragua
Managua
William Rogers
Mt. Vernon
Baby Left On Waterloo Porch In Quiet Abandonment
In Waterloo a newborn baby was found on a porch wearing only a kimono, wrapped in a blanket and raincoat after a car stopped and drove away. Neighbors reported the incident and the infant was taken to St. Francis hospital in good health.
Three Alleys and One Street Get City Approved
City engineers report majority approval from property owners for three alleys and one street project including Thirty-third Street NE from First to C avenues and an alley between First and Second Avenues SW from Sixth to Seventh. Opponents reported 38 percent opposed with 9 percent undecided.
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Thirty-third
First
C Avenues
Second Avenues
Sixth
Seventh
Mt. Vernon
Avenues SE
Eighteenth Street
F. Young
Vincent Stelcik
Maplewood Drive
David A. Reed
Sixteenth Street
Stelcik
Roy H. Gordon
Thirty-fourth Street
Prairie Street
Eastern Avenue
One Killed Four Hurt In Denison Crash
In Denison Iowa 18 year old Verla Mae Brewer of Sterling Illinois died in hospital after a crash on highway 30 in the southwest section. Four others were injured with Mrs Lyon driving the car that passed another on the soft shoulder. The Hatch car from California and Mrs Reaviey were in the other vehicle. Mrs Lyon and Mrs Reaviey were in critical condition. Mr and Mrs Hatch had less serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Verla Mae Brewer
Sterling
Inl
Miss Brewer
Esther Reaviey
Lyon
Storm damages farms in Milton area outskirts
A wind driven thunderstorm in Milton Delaware lifted a barn 100 feet, split a house, and wrecked chicken houses and hay loaders. Farmer estimates losses near 20 000 dollars with 11 000 chickens killed while Mr Stout and relatives escaped serious injury and were treated for shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Del
John I
Isaac
Charles Stout
Stout
Iowa City Man Dies After Car Crash
Lewis C. Jones 73 of Iowa City died in Lutheran hospital after a car he rode in overturned near Jewell Suture day. His wife was slightly injured. A retired farmer, Jones had lived in Iowa City recently. He is survived by his wife and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Lewis C. Jones
Iowa City
Lutheran Hospital
Jewell
Louis Klima Injured In Car Crash At Memorial Cemetery
Louis Klima, 23, of the Plaza hotel, was treated and kept overnight at Mercy hospital after his car left the road and hit a wall near a memorial cemetery. Police charge him with failure to have his car under control. witnesses say he struck a ditch on the wrong side before the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Klima
Plaza Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Car Morial Cemetery
Tur B Klima
Peirce
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Daily Record
Leo L. Bena and
Dorothy A. Pisney
Viola Huntington
Alton Huntington
Maryanne Thomas
Kenneth Thomas
Odella Jones
Tenth Street
Lawrence E. Taylor
James FE. Brundrett
Eighth Street
Frank T. Whipple
Shellsburg
Robert J. Anderson
Vernal Street
David S. Floyd
Washington
Don P. Abernathy
Richard R. Davis
Edgewood Road
Arlene Lambert
A. V. Rahn
R Avenue NW
Harry Milper
McKinley Street
Ed Hruska
Second Street
Elmer Henay
Sixth Avenue
W. J. Carmody
Bever Avenue SE
LaPlant- Choate
Company No. 3
Mercy
George Frimml
Marengo
Harold Scaubroech
Third Avenue
Loraine Olson
Norway
Richard Carlyle
Fourth Avenue
St. Luke’s
Roger Messner
Tipton
Sidney Snowden
Coggan
Howard Walters
Vernon
Andrew Smith
Higley Avenue SE
Martin Clements
Bernard Price
Walter L. Cherry
Cherry
Walter Cherry
Edward Mahnke
Thirtieth Street
Foremen’s Association
C.R. Inspection
Charlies J. Callahan
Tale of
Two
Hiltbrunner
First St
A.M
Vogl
Disabled Vets
el Kahir
Imperial Shrine
State Health Bureau
Ohio
Fred Remington
Kerchief Sveum
James Rigby
RAF Reserve
Eno
Rigby
Navy
Pensacola
Profes
Sor Holmes
Jack Snodgrass
Cant Airport
Pitt
Howard
Ned Knid
E. E. Eno
all-Iowa Air Group
Libersky
E. MH. Manbaker
Stratford
W. E. Carson
Ruth Schleusner
Shirlene McCabe
Miles Berrier
Waterloo
A. Gardiner
Kenosha
Robert Hubner
Warren
Illest
Hackman
Illinois
F. A. Kepler
Highway Commission Making
Fatally Hurton
William A. Wall
Helen Beltz
Frances Sedilacek
Bertha Russell
Union
G.B.S
East
Lapes Florist
John B. Turner & Son
Ave. S.E
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