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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

21

G I Joes Mustered Out at Jefferson Barracks

The Jefferson Barracks separation center assists Iowa and Missouri servicemen in demobilization. Processed in under 48 hours from arrival, the program provides housing, lounges, theater, Red Cross canteen, and a final army honor discharge after checks, counseling, and pay.

Jefferson Barracks IDPA Iowa Missouri G. I. Joe Seventh Service Command G. I Joe Red Cross Veterans Administration American Red Cross G.I Town Daily Max Green Corning Clarence E. Hilgerson Clermont Cpl Reynold J. Strieb Clinton Hawaii Samoa Lowans Army Finance William J. O'Brien

Mis ter life ease for returning soldiers gains plan

A demobilization center under Major Thomas B. Hammond plans a banking service for discharged servicemen to deposit funds without carrying cash. The facility will offer deposits across U S banks, cashier's and traveler's checks, with on-site ticketing by railroad and bus reps. Staff pledge prompt courteous treatment for all eligible soldiers after victory in Europe and the Pacific.

United States Railroad and Bus Company Thomas B. Hammond Europe Pacific

Meanest Thief Sought in Marion

Marion police search for a thief described as the meanest. The culprit took Carmel Ann Nichol s bicycle, a blue and white girl’s model, from in front of a business on Seventh Avenue. Carmel is 12, relies on the bicycle for school travel, and has endured a long recovery from illness.

Marion Carmel Ann Nicholson Seventh Avenue Carmel Ann Clair Nicholson Fourth Avenue Mr. Nicholson

Marion Teens Invited To Keen Teen Klub Fete

Marion high school students aged 15 to 18 are invited to the Keen Teen Klub re opening party at the Cedar Rapids YMCA on Saturday night. Chick Kings orchestra will provide dancing music and there is no admission charge. The event was announced by John Vernon Gerald Stark Anajean Forbes Diane Biddick and Dorothy Heefner who represented the school at a YMCA meeting. Mrs Bills hosts a birthday open house for Clara Bills at 1257 Seventh Avenue Cedar Rapids. W C Givens dies in Sioux City. he had served as Milwaukee railroad Ottumwa superintendent and earlier Iowa division head in Marion. He is survived by his wife two sons and a Guadalcanal veteran son, Marine Major W C Given Jr.

John Vernon Gerald Stark Anajean Forbes Diane Biddick Dorothy Heefner Marion High School Y.M.C.A. Keen Teen Klub Cedar Rapids Y.mc.a Chick King Bills Ed Bills Seventh Avenue Clara Bills W. C. Givens Kansas City Milwaukee Railroad Ottumwa Sioux City Marion Iowa W. C. Given,jr Guadalcanal

Walamka Kin Killed In Action Over Italy

Mrs. Walamka of 1349 Lincoln Drive learned her brother Sir Aloys Lochowitz 23 a fighter pilot was killed in action over Italy on October 12. He lacked only months of Wisconsin University graduation before service and had 19 missions. Lochowitz resided in Racine Wisconsin.

Farm People Favor GOP Candidates in Iowa

Iowa farm readers of Wallaces' Farmer and Iowa Homestead predict 54 percent for Gov. Dewey and 46 percent for President Roosevelt in next Tuesday's farm vote. The cross section survey notes absentee ballots from servicemen unclear. It shows Senator Gillette at 45 percent civilian farm vote, Gov. Blue at 61 percent in farm districts, with Mitchell and Kraschel trailing.

Des Moines INS Iowa Thomas E Dewey Roosevelt Guy Gillette Clyde Herring Gillette Robert Blue Richard Mitchell Mitchell Nels Kraschel John Valentine

Memorial Rites Sunday At Norway for Soldier

A memorial service for Sgt. Elton Melberg, 24, will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Norway Methodist church with the American Legion participating. He was killed in action in France on September 12 and is the son of Elmer Melberg.

Norway Elton Melberg Norway Methodist Church American Legion Melberg France Elmer Melberg

Ryan Man Missing On Italian Front

Pfc. Lawrence J. McElligott of the 88th Infantry Division in Gen. Mark Clark's Fifth Army is missing in action in Italy since October 14. He volunteered in November 1943 while a junior at Loras College and trained at Camp Wolters, Texas. His brother Francis J. McElligott serves with the Seabees in the Southwest Pacific.

Ryan James R. McElligott War Department Lawrence J. McElligott Italy 88Th Infantry Division Mark Clark Fifth Army McElligott Loras College Dubuque Camp Wolters Texas Francis J. McElligott The Seabees Southwest Pacific

Riverside air crewman killed in service over Germany

Staff Sgt. Joseph J. Skubal aged 20 was killed September 28 during a combat mission over Germany. The war department notified his parents, and he had earned the Air Medal with Oak Leaf cluster after flying 15 missions as a B-17 tail gunner. He was a St. Marys High School graduate class of 1943. Surviving relatives include a sister Ida Dorothy, twin brothers Charles and Francis, and grandmother Mrs. Nettie Shradel. Nearby Lawrence Hamm reported killed October 14 in France after enlisting January 1942. Memorial services are planned at Rossville Presbyterian Church.

Riverside Joseph J. Skubal Germany F. V. Skubal War Department Skubal St. Mary's High School Army Air Forces Buckley Field Colorado Kingman Ariz Dalhart Texas Avon Park Fla England Ida Dorothy Skubal Lowa City Charles Skubal Francis Skubal Camp Butner Nettie Shradel Waukon Jerry Hamm Lawrence Hamm France Rossville Presbyterian Church

Prison Term for Tama Man Who Gave Rum to 3 Indian Girls

Charles P Seabert of Tama pled guilty to giving liquor to Indians and received a nine month federal prison sentence from Judge Henry N Graven in Sioux City. He was accused of supplying alcohol to Florence Mitchell Gladys Youngbear and Rose Youngbear, all Indian women. Florence later died after being struck by a Milwaukee Railroad train near Tama.

Sioux City Charles P Seabert Tama Henry N., Graven Seabert Florence Mitchell Gladys Rose Youngbear Florence

Battalion Officers School Planned for Sibley and Cedar Rapids

Des Moines AP reports one day battalion officer schools will be held at Sibley and Cedar Rapids. Col Arthur Wallace announced Lt Col C N Stryker will instruct First Battalion Second Regiment at Sibley on November 19. Lt Col Durwood Moss will run the Cedar Rapids school for the Third Battalion Second Regiment with a date yet to be set.

DES Moines Sibley Cedar Rapids Arthur Wallace Iowa State Guard C. N. Stryker Durwood Moss

Beavo Named Jones County School Superintendent

Joseph Beavo of Burlington was chosen Thursday to head Jones County schools succeeding Nellie V Morey. He will take office December 13 with a term through May and will live in Anamosa with his wife and young son.

Beavo Jones County Anamosa Joseph Beavo Burlington Nellie V Morey Beave Arthur Lister M. D. Grafft Edward Husman Onias Hart John W. Reiken W. J Bailey Earnest Anderson Leigh Clark A. Deischer Emma Eden Monticello Otto Koranda George Vlach George W. Wacke Oxford Junction George H. Herzberger A. C Lincoln Wyoming Boyd Christensen Center Junction Alva Streeper Francis Orr Onslow S H. Ellison Martelle Luther Inglis Haile George W Kuehl Scotch Grove N. J Monmouth

Nurses Association Elects Walkup President in Des Moines

Mrs Vivian Walkup of Des Moines was reelected president of the Town State Association of Registered Nurses. The Iowa public health nursing group also elected Mrs R K Stoddard of Cedar Rapids to its board.

Des Moines Vivian Walkup Town State Association of Registered Nurses State Organization of Public Health Nursing R. K. Stoddard Cedar Rapids

Islandwide DDT Spraying In Pacific War Zone

A Pacific island is being sprayed with DDT to halt insect-borne disease. A torpedo bomber equipped with makeshift nozzle rigs sprays 10 gallons per minute over mangrove swamps, mess halls, and latrines, with two quarts per acre. Navy and Marine officers led the operation, including Winslow T. Thompson and Walter T. Brownell.

Marine Corps Navy Winslow T. Thompkins Iowa City Tia Walter T. Brownell Tuscaloosa Ala

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