Daily Record: Stamp validity and local court notices update
The notice explains new monthly dates for red and blue ration stamps, specifying meats, foods, sugar, gas, fuel oil, and airplane shoe stamps with their respective good-through dates. It lists authorization details, next stamp dates, and suspension for intoxication, drunkenness, parking violations, license status, and accident reporting. It also records birth announcements from Cedar Rapids and other locations, including a Cedar Rapids family with a son and daughters and distant relatives in St Louis and Big Spring Texas.
Knudsen resigns as army production chief
Lt Gen William Knudsen resigns as army director of production effective June 1. He received an Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Service Medal for five years in war production. Former president of General Motors, Knudsen did not reveal future plans and is to return to Detroit for a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wihamie Knudsen
Army
War Department
Knudsen
General Motors
Detroit
Seek to Find Driver Who Struck Girl 10
Prine Tuesday officials seek to identify a woman driver who struck Mary Helen Hickman a 10 year old on Second avenue SE near Crescent street SE. She was taken to St Luke's hospital with abrasions to both elbows and knees bruises on her back and a head cut. The driver did not report the accident to police as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine
Mary Helen Hickman
Second Avenue SE
Second Avenue
Crescent Street SE
St. Luke's Hestat
Thieves Make Getaway With Auto Equipment
A spotlight and tire assembly were reported stolen from two cars. A Rice of Chicago said a spotlight was taken from his car at the Tubbs parking lot on Highway 30. Mrs Floyd Bowers reported a space tire wheel and rim missing from her car on A avenue near Davt over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Rice
Chicago
Tubbs
Highway
Floyd Bowers
Fruitland Boulevard
Eden Signals France Should Withdraw Troops in Levant
London AP dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Eden hinting France should pull reinforcements from Syria and Lebanon to avoid widening Arab world conflict that could hinder the Pacific war. U S expresses concern as fighting erupts with Syrian and Bedouin groups attacking French positions. casualties rise with estimates over 200 at Damascus area. Egypt pledges support for Syria and Lebanon and backs Arab League actions to resist aggression.
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London
Anthony Eden
France
Levant
Eden
Commons
United States
Syria
Lebanon
Arab League
Homs
Hama
Damascus
Rathouad
Mahmoud Fahmy el Nakrasht Pasha
Egypt
Arab League of Seven States
Courthouse Liens Discharged for Loftus Firm in 1944
Court records show liens totaling 7111.72 against Robert G. Loftus and G A Thom as Loftus Company discharged by County Recorder Dempsy Jones. Liens covered federal insurance contributions for July and September 1944 totaling 552.95 and 1944 withholding tax of 6558.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Loftus
G. A Thomas
Loftus Company
Dempsy Jones
Lawyers Seek Dismissal of Thomson in Northwestern Railway Case
McLaughlin Hill Davis Hyde firm asks judge drop Charles M Thomson as defendant in suit brought by College Book Co of Columbus Ohio. Thomson died December 30 1943 Cedar Rapids resident. Case filed September 1942 seeks 142 dollars plus interest for non receipt of books initial value 67 dollars and remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin, Hill, Davis and Hyde
Des Menes
Charles M. Thomson
Thomson
North Western Railway
Cedar Rapids
College Book Company of
Columbus
Ohio
Milner sues five Calif attorneys for legal service fees
R S Milner of Cedar Rapids files in district court a suit seeking judgment of 1000 dollars against W Cloyd Snyder Charles E Carver Catherine C Parker Roland Rich Wooley and Joseph F Rank all from Los Angeles California The petition states the action concerns legal services Milner provided to the defendants and seeks payment of the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Milner
Cedar Rapids
W Cloyd Snyder
Charles E. Carver
Catherine C. Parker
Roland Rich Wooley
Joseph F. Rank
Los Angeles
Calif
Milner
Zimfer Probate Appoints Fr W Lindahl Administrator
Fr W Lindahl appointed administrator for the probated will of John Frederick Zimfer who died May 19. Zimfer had named his wife Anna Zimfer as executrix, but she has since died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr W. Lindahl
John Frederick Zimfer
Zimfer
Anna Zimfer
Harold E Holubar Causes Trouble With Police
Harold E Holubar with no fixed address was charged with assault after slapping a woman who obtained a warrant. He fought with officers, smashed a whiskey bottle at the call box, and caused trouble to the station. He paid fines totaling 35 dollars in police court and faced further assault and battery charges in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E Holubar
Merle Burton
Gearton
Justce Court
Below-Par Men Face Draft Under 26 Standards
Washington AP reports a united group under 26 who fail physical standards will be accepted by the army selective service announced Monday. The number will not be large, and the process will proceed as policy dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Free 3 More In C R Area
The Cedar Rapids area reports three more German POWs freed. Pfc. William Lensch, 20, formerly with the Seventh Army infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Lensch of Ely, released from Stalag 3-D and expects to be home soon. His brother August Lensch, Ninth Army, promoted to staff sergeant. Pvt. Kenneth Kepler, son of Mrs. J. H. Kepler, liberated from Stalag 2-B. Staff Sgt. Jack H. Zimpleman, missing since April 9 over Germany, now in France after liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lensch
Seventh Army
L. W. Lensch
Ely
Lensch
August L. Lensch
Ninth Army
Kenneth Kepler
J. H. Kepler
K Avenue NW
Kepler
War Department
Stalag 2-B
Jack H. Zimpleman
High Amana
Chinese 50 Miles From Indo China Near Nanning
Chinese vanguards advance toward Sulu and approach the French Indo-Chinese border. A communique says troops are 48 miles southwest of the captured air base city Nanning and 50 miles from Indo-China border, with others nearing Pingyang, 50 miles northeast of Nanning and 70 miles south of Liuchow, a former American air base.
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Chungking
Sulu
Nanning
Indo- China
Pingyang
Liuchow
Wisconsin CIO Opposes Hoover Food Policy Probe
The Wisconsin CIO council denounces President Truman's invitation for Herbert Hoover to consult on world food problems. A Sunday night meeting adopted a resolution blaming Hoover for using food as political weapon in the last war and opposing policies diverging from Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wiscons State Industrial Council
CIO
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Political Action Committee
Wisconsin
Mel J. Heinritz
State Cio Council
State
PAC
Roosevelt
Hoover
Coe Women’s Band to Play at Schick Memorial Day Program
The Coe College women’s band directed by Capt. Stanley Vesely will perform at Schick hospital on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Capt. Jack L. Rosenfield invites the group as special services officer. Elks lodge of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Sherman Waters arrange transportation for attendees.
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Coe College Women's Band
Stanley Vesely
Schick Hospital
Jack L. Rosenfield
Elks Lodge of
Cedar Rapids
Sherman Waters
Red Cross
Memorial Day observances and notices in Cedar Rapids
City Briefs report a 9 am Memorial Day holy communion at St John s Episcopal. memorial services Wednesday at 10 am at Campbell Cemetery six miles east on Lincoln highway. Want ads for Decoration Day due by 9 30 am Wednesday. DDT rep from Des Moines unavailable Wednesday due to holiday. Ad-taker and chamber notes.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Campbell Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Accusation of Corner in Rye Market Filed
Washington report says General Foods New York Daniel Rice Chicago and four individuals face charges of cornering the Chicago rye market in May 1944. Accused held or controlled about 11.8 million bushels in Chicago with Canada imports and another 2 million bushels tied to Winnipeg futures. Metcalf denies cornering rye saying inventory was available to government and industry.
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Washington (Lp
General Foods Corporation
New York
Daniel Rice and Company
Chicago
Ashley “Ellers
War Food
Charles W. Metcalf
General Foods
Daniel F. Rice
Lawrence J. Ryan
Futures Commission
Philip R. O'Brien
Canada
Rice and Company
Rice and Ryan
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Metcalf
Deaths Anna Reinhard 65 Solon Resident
Anna Briza Reinhard aged 65 of Solon died at home after a long illness. Born in Bohemia on June 4 1879 she came to the United States at age five. Survived by husband Edward daughters Mrs Edward Wislsel and Mrs Maurice Giovanazzi three sons Charles Clarence and George twelve grandchildren and a deceased son Raymond. She belonged to St Marys Altar Society. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St Marys church Solon with Rev Carl F Clems. burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call Brosh funeral home Solon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Briza Reinhard
Solon
Bohemia
States
Edward
Edward J. Wislsel
Maurice H. Giovanazzi
Cedar Rapids
Charles E
West Liberty
Clarence J
George J
Route 2
Raymond
Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Carl F. Clems
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Selon
Brosh
Mrs Emilie Chickering Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Emilie Chickering, 56, a former Cedar Rapids resident who lived here 35 years, died in a Laramie Wyoming hospital at 2 20 a m Tuesday after a brief illness. Survived by four sisters Mrs Alex Sampson Mrs Rossie Clark Mrs John McGowan and Mrs Dave Mottinger and a brother Edward F Novotny, all of Cedar Rapids. Services and burial will be in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Chickering
Cedar Rapids
Laramie
Wyo
Alex Sampson
Rossie Clark
John McGowan
Dave Mottinger
Edward F. Novotny
Services for Mrs Henry Emery Held Thursday
Mrs Henry Emery died Monday at her daughter Mrs F W Mulson's home 359 Garden drive SE. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Methodist church in New Hartford with Rev Floyd L Hinshaw of St James Methodist Cedar Rapids officiating. Burial in New Hartford cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Henry Emery
F. W. Mulson
Garden Drive
New Hartford
Floyd L. Hinshaw
St. James Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Amy Gifford former Cedar Rapids teacher dies in Dubuque
Amy Gifford, a former Cedar Rapids schools teacher, died Monday afternoon in a Dubuque hospital after an extended illness. Her husband, Walter L. Gifford, previously in Cedar Rapids shoe business, is an agent for Northwestern Mutual Life in the Dubuque area. Surviving are daughter Kathryn and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Gifford
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Walter L. Gifford
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kathryn
Henderson Radio Crusader Dies at 65
SHREVEPORT La UP William Kennon Henderson 65 radio Crusader of the 20s died Monday night of a heart attack at his home He was bed-ridden after a paralytic stroke and known for his Hello world salutation and broadcasts attacking chain stores throughout the country
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Shreveport
William Kennon Henderson
Henderson
Morrissey 79 Dies Sudden in Coggon
James R. Morrissey of Linn County dies at 7 a.m. Tuesday of a heart attack at the home of his daughter Mrs. Arthur Short in Coggon where he lived. Surviving children include Mrs. Lowell Miller Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Joseph Minnis Francis B Morrissey and William Patrick Morrissey of Coggon, James M Morrissey of Monticello. Body lies at Hines mortuary in Coggon pending funeral arrangements.
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James R. Morrissey
Linn County
Arthur Short
Lowell Miller
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Minnis
Francis B
William Patrick Morrissey
Coggon
James M. Morrissey
Monticello
Hines Mortuary
War Bond Show Brings in 150000 Total Sales
A Cedar Rapids statewide premiere at the State theater drew a near 150000 in war bond sales. Veterans such as Pfe. Callan Chase attended as speaker. The Navy Academic Refresher Unit Chorus from Cornell performed under Prof H W Baltz. Dean Landsear hosted. The film Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe played and a June 6 free movie day was planned at local goals.
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Cedar Rapids
Pfe
Callan Chase
Saipan
Schick
Seventh Service Command
Navy
Cornell Colege
H. W. Baltz
Dean Landsear
Billy Rose
War Bonds Update Shows Progress Toward Quota
Monday contributions totaled $149,437 raising the campaign’s grand total to $2,772,060 toward the $9,268,000 overall quota.
Iowa farmers lag in war loan sales despite rains
Towans must buy $1.7 million in bonds daily through June 30 to reach the $82 million seventh war loan target. In the campaign’s third week, sales were slow, with Federal Reserve reports citing rains and bad roads as the main causes for Iowa farmers’ slow purchases.
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Des Moines
Towans
State War Finance Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa
Barngrover Named President of Linn County Bar Group
Walter J. Barngrover is named president of the Linn County Bar association for the coming year succeeding Tyrell M. Ingersoll. John Randall becomes vice president Abe Bass secretary and Frank Kubicek treasurer. The group approves 1000 annual funding for maintenance and expansion of the Heims memorial law library in the Linn County courthouse, a major collection donated by the late Louis Heins. Barngrover will appoint an executive committee to handle minor matters between meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Barngrover
Gever Avenue
Linn County Bar Association
Tyrell M. Ingersoll
John Randall
Abe Bass
Frank Kubicek
Treasury
Heims
Bar Association
Louis Heins
Barngrover
Suffers Scalp Cuts In Crossing Mishap
Gus Riedesel, 51, of 1301 Fifteenth Street SE, sustained scalp lacerations at 3:30 p.m. Monday when his car stalled on a rail at Twelfth Avenue and Fifth Street SE as a westbound North Western passenger train struck it. He left the car but was struck by the car as the train pushed it off the track. He was treated at St Luke's Hospital and released after two forehead cuts.
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Gus Riedesel
Fifteenth Street SE
North Western
Twelfth Avenue
Fifth Street SE
Riedesel
St. Luke's Hospital
Youth Held for Wearing A Navy Uniform Illegally
Arthur Edwin Fouts, 13, was charged with illegally wearing a naval uniform and waived to the grand jury. Arrested in Cedar Rapids, he is held in Linn county jail on $1,000 bond. The grand jury meets in September. The complaint was signed by FBI special agent Brantly Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edwin Fouts
Grand
U. S
Charles L. Benesh
Fouts
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Brantly Chappell
F.B.I
Santa Rosa
Calif
Benesh
Carlton Smith Awarded Second Bronze Star
Lt. Col. Carlton K. Smith of the field artillery ha s been awarded a second Bronze Star for meritorious service in Germany on April 28, 1945 He is the son of Mr and Mrs A J Smith of 2235 Mt Vernon avenue SE His wife resides in Alexandria Louisiana A son Sgt Harold Smith is overseas Two daughters live in Cedar Rapids and another daughter with a grandchild lives in Alexandria
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Carlton K. Smith
The
Field Artillery
A. J. Smith
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Germany
Col Smith
Alexandria, la
Sgt
Harold Smith
Cedar Rapids
Alexandria
Memorial Day Services Set In Coliseum
Memorial day services will be sponsored by the American Legion in the Memorial Coliseum Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. Maj James L Douda on leave as maintenance officer on Gen Walter Krueger s Sixth army staff in the Philippines will speak Navy Mothers will hold memorial services at 9 30 a.m. on the Second avenue bridge. Seaman Gene Kovarik will lower an anchor into the Cedar river. At the end of the service which will be conducted by Mrs Fred Le Clerc commander of the unit Gold Star mothers will cast a memorial wreath on the river. At the coliseum service parents of men killed in service will receive American flags donated by the government and presented by the Legion if they have not received them previously. Parents who have not received flags are asked to telephone Roy Decker at 7894 or 8115. All freight houses will be closed in Cedar Rapids Wednesday. Carload business only will be handled. Edward A Prochaska manager Cedar Rapids City Lines announced Tuesday buses will operate on regular holiday Sunday schedules with exceptions for east side war plant workers. There will be no postal deliveries except to war plants. Memorial Day is a legal holiday so banks will be closed. Courthouse city hall Chamber of Commerce and rationing office also closed.
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American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
M.ade
James L. Douda
Walter Krueger
Sixth Army
Philippines
Navy Mothers
Second Avenue Bridge
Seaman
Gene Kovarik
Cedar River
Fred LeClerc
Legion
Roy Decker
Edward A. Prochaska
Cedar Rapids
U S Support of Argentina Called Betrayal of Reds
Herbert Elliston of the Washington Post condemned U S insistence on admitting Argentina to the San Francisco conference as a breach of faith with Russia and contrary to Roosevelt's Yalta pledge. He described the move as a clandestine deal made in Mexico City during Chapultepec talks, without Russian consultation, and called the State Department blundering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Elliston
Washington Post
State Department
San Francisco
Russia
Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
Elliston
Argentina
Eugene Meyer
The
Post
Mexico City
Chapultepec
United States
Landon Says He Is Delighted to Talk With Truman
Alf M. Landon former Kansas governor and 1936 Republican presidential candidate said he would be delighted to discuss with President Truman any problems facing the country. He added he would be glad for Truman to fix a time to suit his convenience. Paul Lockwood, secretary to Governor Dewey, said the invitation had reached Albany but Governor Dewey had not yet seen it.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Monnay
Truman
Landon
New York City
Paul Lockwood
Dewey
Albany
More Rain Falls In Cedar Rapids Weather Update
Cedar Rapids area recorded light morning rain totaling .09 inch with a 66 degree late afternoon. The forecast calls for more rain tonight and Wednesday with cooler, cloudy skies and possible showers and storms. Monday’s high reached 68 while overnight lows dipped to the 50s across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Hubbard, Ice and Fuel Company
Weather Bureau
State
Council Bluffs
Rivers Rising Across Iowa After Weekend Rainfall
Des Moines River rising at Boone and upstream due to heavy rains Saturday and Sunday. Cedar River at Cedar Rapids reported 7.8 feet at 7 a.m. Tuesday, down 0.2 foot in 24 hours, per the Iowa Windmill and Pumps Co. Raccoon River rising again at Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Raccoon River
Jefferson
Boone
Weather Bureau
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Windmill and Pumps Company
Japs Navy Chief Toyoda Removed From Top Posts
SAN FRANCISCO Ad miral Soemu Toyoda was relieved from three top Japanese naval commands. He was removed as commander-in-chief of the combined fleet and of the overall naval command and of the naval escorts command. Vice Admiral Jisaburo Ozawa was named to all three posts and Toyoda became chief of the naval general staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Soemu Toyoda
Japan
Domet Agency
Naval Escorts Command
Jisaburo Ozawa
Naval General Staff
Naval Staff College
Toyoda
Farm Meat Ration Rules Affect Red Stamp Limits
Families may use up to 18 red stamps per book to secure 180 extra points for farm meat purchases before general validation dates. Borrowing among families is allowed without exchanging points, but when rationed meat is sold or given away, farmers must collect red points and turn them in to the rationing board within 10 days after each month’s end.
Lloyd George Cuts Off Heir In Will
In London the new earl said the late David Lloyd George left his oldest son without a penny. He cited a disappointed father who wanted a political career his son refused to pursue. The heir noted his father's failure to understand his decision and lack of bequest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd George
Curbs Removed on Motorcycle Output
Washington AP WPB lifted restrictions on motorcycle production with prior authorization ending. Distribution controls stay in place as WPB foresees continued heavy demand for motorcycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rumors of Norse V Bomb Base Fade After Allied Probe
Allied investigators debunk wartime rumors that Germany planned a V bomb base in southern Norway to launch missiles against Britain and possibly the United States. A British military spokesman said searching the area uncovered no trace of V bomb installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Britain
United States
Senate Votes House Boost Rejects Own Expense Allowance
Washington AP report says Senate rejected a proposed $2,500 annual expense allowance for members by 28 to 32, leaving the measure in limbo as talks on conference changes and House-Senate duties continue. Senators privately weighed impact on their own costs and duties.
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Washington
Johnson
DPO
Selle Tg
Boon House
Senate
Senat
Banat
Hickentsepre
Sen
Bowa Reputttiense
Isd
Vint Aga
Oes
Stettinius cites Yalta aims as war ends and peace grows
The conference speaker argues for U S influence to honor Yalta terms with Poland and Russia, seeks Pacific balance with France and China, and supports reorganizing Warsaw government. He notes expectations of Allied cooperation, easing wartime tensions, and advancing four freedoms amid global power shifts.
Two C. R. State Guard Officers Are Promoted
DES MOINES Gov Robert Blue Tuesday announced six state guard officers promoted to captain first lieutenant and second lieutenant. Sven B Christen sen of Atlantic is named captain while Robert W Austin Glenwood to first lieutenant with Robert J Moore Glenwood also to first lieutenant Leland E Chrisinger Glenwood to second lieutenant Jack S Farwell Cedar Rapids to first lieutenant and Charles H Vyskocil Cedar Rapids to second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert Blue
State Guard
Sven B. Christensen
Atlantic
Robert W. Austin
Glenwood
Robert J. Moore
Leland E. Chrisinger
Jack S. Farwell
Cedar Rapids
Charles H. Vyskocil
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Karl R. Spande
Magnus
George Warner
A Avenue NE
Leo W. Griswold
Marwin Bach
Harold & Holubar
Jesse B. Judd
Vinton
Robert Gardner
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Ray Lawyer Hirley
C. H Kennervy
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Don Iston
Tenth Street
St. Luke’s
Robert Fernandez
Carlisle Street
Woodrow Larson
Francis Mead
Seventh Avenue
Mercy
Andrew Chamipar
Third Street
Skoasen
St. Louis
Dan Wo Oakley
Quirless
Fifteenth Street
Big Spring
Texas
Ralph E Buchanan
Buchanan
Virginia Colling
Grant Collins
First Avenue SF
R. E. Buchanan
Lieth
Pacific
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Thomas
Lindahl
Harold E. Holubar
Acme
Julius Streicher
Boskie
C.R
Indo-China
Coe
City Briefs
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City Lines
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Saul
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Linn County Bar Group
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