Local notices and crime blotter from the Daily Record November 2 1944
Public notices include Ration stamps for meat gas and foods with validity dates and quantities. A court brief lists fines for drunkenness speeding and traffic offenses. Birth announcements record newborns at St. Luke's Mercy and Augustana hospital with parental details.
Gasoline Ration Crimes Net Local Arrests
Patrolmen stop a car packed with gambling devices and wave a wartime gas coupon case. Rotblat, held on stealing charges, faced police with coupons and a war necessity certificate linked to Louis Rivkin of Chicago. Authorities hunted for Rivkin after the car theft.
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Rotblat
Louis Rivkin
Twenty-sixth Street
Chiczino
War era drug supplies tied to voting remarks reveal suspect
Rotblat, a Illinois man driving with four boxes of drug compounds, claimed wholesale drug su ndries were for the war effort under a defense transportation order. He said he carried commissions, dispatched by Rivkin, and noted he favored voting plans, hoping to return to Chicago to vote. He faced 1-A/2-A classification changes.
Russians Reach 14 Miles From Budapest In Battle
London AP reports Russian troops pushed to within 14 miles of Budapest Friday night, with the front near the area south of Bugyi. German and Hungarian forces reportedly retreating as Russian artillery roars across the plains and the capital endures flares and shelling.
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London
Budapest
Bugyi
Moscow
Luncheon Planned for Hickenlooper and Talle by Linn County Republicans
The Linn county Republican central committee will host a luncheon at 12 15 p.m. Monday in the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel for township and precinct committeemen and committeewomen. The event honors Gov Hickenlooper, candidate for U S Senate, and Rep Henry O Talle, seeking re election. A public reception on the mezzanine from 1 to 3 p.m. will honor the two candidates.
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Linn County Republican Central Committee
Montrose Hotel
Hickenlooper
United States
Henry O. Talle
Talle
Pvt Av o n Dale Hollopeter Dies in Nazi Prison Camp
Pvt Avon Dale Hollopeter 39 died in a German prisoner of war camp from diphtheria per a report to the International Red Cross. Son of Verne and Mrs. Hollopeter of Cedar Rapids he was missing in action earlier. Inducted in 1942 he served at Camp Carson Camp Polk and Camp Roberts before heading to England. Born May 14 1905 in Koszta Ia he worked in groceries with Jensen Brothers and later lived in Cedar Rapids. Survived by parents a sister Garnet Jennings a nephew Dallas Glee two uncles and several aunts. He was engaged to Louise Douglas.
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Avon Dale Hollopeter
International Red Cross
Verne Hollopeter
C Avenue NE
Hollopeter
England
Hellopeter
Camp Carson
Colo
Camp Polk
Camp Roberts
Calif
Hkoszta
Koszta
Belle Plaine
Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Jensen Brothers
Pvt. Hollopeter
Garnet Jennings
Dallas L. Glee
Arthur Hollopeter
Miami
Fla
Elmer L. Marcellus
Lydia M. Compton
Columbia
Lillian Hartz
Marengo
Louise Douglas
Hickenlooper Tackles New Deal Critics In Iowa City Speech
The Iowa governor denounces the New Deal as master not servant, claims propaganda and farmer checks mislead voters, and backs the Republican ticket. Rep. Martin defends his war-time voting record amid campaign heat. The piece notes upcoming Hickenlooper remarks and general post with climate gardening tips.
Rylly Rites On Saturday After Fatal Garage Fire
Services for three children of Mr and Mrs James Reilly route 3 who died from burns in a garage fire will be held at St Wenceslaus church Saturday at 9 am with a private family service at 8 30 am at Teahen funeral chapel. Burial is in St Johns cemetery. James 8 John Raymond 5 and Dennis 3 died in Mercy hospital after a fire likely caused by attempting to light candles in a homemade jack o lantern. The garage held hay a gas drum and other items. Call hours arranged at Teahens.
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James Reilly
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
of the Angels
Teahen
St. John’s Cemetery
Reilly Boys
James
Mercy Hospital
John Raymond Reilly
Dennis
Teahen’s
Roosevelt Looks to the Future With Confidence in Speech
President Roosevelt speaks of continuing wartime teamwork and deepening ties with world leaders. He hopes to extend peace, create jobs for veterans, avoid 1929–33 economic collapse, and build homes, auto access, highways, air travel, television, and new peacetime inventions. He stresses unity and sustained vision.
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America
Roosevelt lauds home front workers as war effort continues
President Roosevelt salutes civilians and especially women for supplying war materiel and keeping homes running while warning that victory still hinges on sustained U S production. He cites 2 000 000 tons of supplies and nearly 500 000 vehicles landed in Europe in 10 weeks. Democratic Chairman Hannegan denounces Republican tactics as divisive.
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America
Roosevelt
Europe
France
Man Confesses Fatal Shooting at Independence
Independence police hold Byron B. Parker 44, an Illinois Central foreman, on charges tied to the fatal Wednesday shooting of Mrs. James Howard 25 of Waterloo. Parker admitted the shot came from a .32 automatic used to quiet a payday party on a dining car four miles east of Jesup. authorities label the gun accidental according to Chief R W Nethergall. Six gang members fled but were captured. all but Parker are reported as Black and from southern states. Parker, a railroad employee since 1915, formerly lived in Slidellia.
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DES Moines
Byron B. Parker
Illinois Central Railroad
Independence
James Howard
Waterloo
R. W.nethergall
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Nebergall
Parker
Dubuque
Nethergall
Slidellia
Fighting Corsairs Ground Unit Returns to U.S.
Lt Albert E Ennis commander of the Fighting Corsairs ground section returns to the United States for reassignment and furloughs. The unit of 250 officers and men shot down 135 planes in under 20 weeks and includes Ennis of Cedar Rapids. His wife and two sons reside in Santa Barbara California.
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San Diego
Calif
Fighting Corsairs
Marine
United States
Albert E. Ennis
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Winn
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Ennis
Austrian Pretender Arrives in Lisbon
Archduke Otto heir to the Hapsburg thrones arrived in Lisbon from the United States. The report came via Reuters from the Portuguese capital on Thursday night.
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Lisbon
London
Archduke Otto
Hapsburg
Austria and
Hungary
United States
B-29s Hit Rangoon As Japs Try Escape From Leyte
Allied air offensive reports say Superforts bombed Rangoon rail yards cutting support to Japanese forces tied in a Leyte death trap. An eight hour convoy battle off Ormoc left 27 Japanese planes downed. MacArthur said the Leyte-Samar campaign nears its end as Chinese forces recapture Lung Ling and curbs in the South China Sea unfold.
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Associated Press
Burma
Rangoon
Japan
Leyte
Douglas MacArthur
War Department
India
Ormoc
MacArthur
Leyte-Samar
China
Burma Road
Lungling
United States Liberators
South China Sea
Chungking
Donald M Nelson
Twenty-fourth
Carigara
First
Capoocan
Baybay
Orsmoc
Mt. Catmon
Japan Fifth Rate Sea Power Reduced by Battles Near Asia
SAN DIEGO AP reports Japan has been reduced to a fifth rate naval power by recent battles near Formosa and the Philippines. Vice Admiral Marc Mitscher, commander of Task Force 58, said on return to the mainland that Japanese naval aviation has slowed due to supply problems and cannot speed up.
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San Diego
Calif
Japan
Formosa
Philiippines
Marc Mitscher
Hhat
Eggs and Boos Fly At O'Daniel Speech
In Houston Texas a large crowd heckled Senator W Lee O Daniel for thirty minutes during a Thursday night speech An egg was thrown and participants wore red noses and black eyes He blamed the disturbance on Washington ordered communists and New Deal supporters while noting advance warnings of a Gestapo style performance
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Houston
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Washington
New, Deal
New Deal
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