War Ration Updates and Local Notices in Daily Record
Ration stamps F1 to Z1 with extensions through February 28 for some, sugar stamp 38 allowing five pounds through December 31, price ceilings applying to many items, and notices on auto transfer certificates. Local ration office hours listed with chief clerk A. T. Pleune. Plus weather, agricultural forecast, traffic fines, incidents, marriages, births, and local announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Department
Ration Board
American Building
First Avenue
Second Street
A. T. Pleune
Telegraphers Resume Work After Five Hour Walkout
About 2,500 Western Union telegraphers returned to duties after a five hour stoppage Friday. Workers in Detroit Philadelphia and Hartford joined the walkout from 1 to 6 p m in defiance of AFL Commercial Telegraphers leaders. Most of the union's 43 000 members stayed at work awaiting a national strike vote within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hartford
WLB
AFL
CIO
New England
Greyhound
Massachusetts
Houston
Texas
New York
New Jersey
CIO Lumber
CIO Woodworkers of America
Unon
Iowa Legislature Shortchanges School Aid Says Davenport Leader
Davenport education chief Dr. Paul B. Jacobson criticizes Iowa for ranking 48th in state aid. He calls the Davenport allocation of 12 000 dollars or one percent of the total “ridiculous” and warns a lack of state support threatens Iowa schools’ future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Alp
Iowa
Paul B. Jacobson
Jacobson
Gyro Club
University of Chicago
Is Church Bingo Scriptural Question in Evangelistic Meeting
A note from the Church of Christ at 716 Eighth Avenue SW reports nightly evangelistic meetings at 7:30 p.m. addressing questions such as whether church bingo has scriptural support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Eighth Avenue
British Fifth Indian Division Lands in Java Amid Tense Negotiations
Batavia reports a second British division has landed in Java as nationalist talks threaten to break down. British troops in Batavia face curfew and are told to carry arms at all times. Officials call the move a precaution while the Netherlands bar government says talks with Soekarno may continue with other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Java
Netherlands
Soekarno
Hubertus J. van Mook
Kraschel Boycotts Democratic Dinner in Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel former Iowa governor says he will not attend to hear Chicago Mayor Edward J Kelly give the principal address at Iowa Democratic dinner stating he won’t honor the man who helped beat Henry A Wallace at the 1944 convention. He did buy a $25 ticket. Kelly appears with other Democrats in Des Moines and holds a breakfast and press conference. Kraschel remains unaligned with Kelly but praises Wallace as Iowa’s outstanding Democrat. He serves as general agent of the Farm Credit Administration in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Kraschel
Kelly
Wallace
Farm Credit Administration
Omaha
Chevrolet on Display In Cedar Rapids Today
The 1946 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4 door is on display at Rapids Chevrolet, First Avenue and Sixth Street SE, for the public to inspect. The new front end emphasizes low lines, with plans to broaden production to include town sedans and business coupes and later Fleetmaster and Fleetline models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids Chevrolet Company
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Woman Killed as Train Strikes Pickup Truck
PARKERSBURG Iowa AP report states Mrs Herb Blohm died when her pickup collided with an Illinois Central locomotive at noon Friday. Authorities investigated the crossing and identified the victim and vehicle details. Local responders arrived but could not save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Herb Blohm
Illinois Central Railroad
Troop Arrivals Across Ports From Europe and Pacific
The AP reports more than 16 600 troops from Europe to arrive aboard eight carriers at three east coast ports with 15 000 more planned from the Pacific on ten ships at four west coast ports. Readouts list numerous units, ships and destinations at New York Newport News Boston Boston and other hubs with civilian and military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pacific Theater
New York
Merak
Iceland
Brooke
Calcutta
Engineer Topographic Company
Costa Rica
Marseilles
703Rd Railway Grand Division
159Th Infantry Regiment
John Poe
Antwerp
Newport News
Monticello
34Th Infantry Division
34Th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron
34Th Division Artillery
133Rd
168Th
Ordnance LM
Edward Rutledge
Boston
Pittston Victory
le Havre
Santa Maria
926Th Ordnance Ammunition
Los Angeles
Goodhue
San Francisco
Hunter Liggett
Hos
General Squier
Karachi
India
Zane Grey
Leghorn
Williams
LaCrosse
Webster
Texas- Hane
Laconia
Jonathan Edwards
Lucius Fairchild
Casablanca
Simeon
Goucher
West Wind
Rutilicus
Green Bay Victory
Machineer
San
Seattle
Sacajawea
Shemya
Army
Navy
Tacoma
Cape Clear
Okinawa
Portland
Omar Bundy
Red Cross
Leyte
Cornell Naval Unit To Be Dropped This Month
Cornell college will decommission its naval refresher unit by the end of November, announced President Russell D. Cole. The program ends after 37 graduates next Friday, with 38 remaining students to transfer to Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Vernon
Cornell College
Russell D. Cole
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Hesitation Foiled Hitler's Overthrow by Army Heads
In 1940 the inner German high command plotted "Report X" to oust Hitler. Key generals like Beck Halder Canaris and Paulus weighed a coup as Stalingrad loomed. Von Paulus hesitated and the Red Army encircled the Sixth Army, ending the plan.
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Hitler
Third Army
Bad Wiesse
Bavaria
INS
Ludwig Beck
Germany
Britain
Ludwig Mueller
Russia
Poland
Austria
Sudetenland
Alsace-Lorraine
Franz Halder
Wehrmacht
Walther von Brauchitsch
von Brauchitsch
Adm
Walter Canaris
Mueller
Norway
France
Canaris
Army
Sicherheitsdienst
Himmler
Security Service
England
Beck
Junkers
Stalingrad
Eastern Front
von Paulus
von Manstein
von Kluge
Fuehrer
Sixth Army
Men and Women In Service
Staff Sergeant Charles H Poole formerly of Cedar Rapids arrives from Paris and awaits transfer to an Illinois hospital for major surgery. Pfc Forrest Sell son of Mr and Mrs W W Sell stationed in Yokohama Japan. Aviation Machinist Mate Earl A Usher earns wings and takes 30 day leave after training in Jacksonville Florida. Brothers Lester Usher in San Diego and Everette Usher in Germany. Corporal John N Hanson 26 from Williamsburg discharged. An accountant at Miami Beach service base receives good conduct medal and meritorious service unit insignia. former Bert Hanson implement salesman in Williamsburg.
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Charles H. Poole
Cedar Rapids
Paris
France
Madigan General Hospital
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ilinois Hospital
Essie Poole
Tenth Avenue SE
Forrest Sell
Engineering Corps
W. W. Sell
Sixth Street
Yokohama
Japan
Earl A. Usher
Vern E. Usher
Eighth Avenue
Jacksonsville
Fla
Seattle
St. Patrick's
Navy
Lester R. Usher
San Diego
Calif
Pvt
Everette Usher
Ninth Army
Germany
John N. Hanson
Leone M Hanson
Bert Hanson
Williamsburg
Army
Quartermaster Department
Miami Beach, Fla
Air Technical Command
Bert Hanson Implement Company
Deaths Services for Peter D Bell
Deaths announce services for Peter D Bell of 1242 Sixth Street SW with Rev D J Lenihan officiating at St Patrick church at 9 15 am Monday Burial will be at Sacred Heart cemetery Monticello The body rests at Brady mortuary then home callers may view Rosary at the home Sunday 8 pm by Father Lenihan and 8 30 pm by the Knights of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter D. Bell
Sixth Street
D. J. Lenihan
St. Patrick’s Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Monticello
Brady Mortuary
Father Lenihan
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Rapids resident Edward Nemecek dies at 62
Edward Nemecek lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died in hospital after a lingering illness at 5 30 p m Friday aged 62. He was son of Vaclav and Katherine Nemecek and survived by two brothers Joseph and Laddie L and a sister Mrs C E McIntosh plus eight nieces and nephews all of Cedar Rapids. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Polansky chapel with Rev Zdenek Pauk officiating. Burial at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nemecek
Cedar Rapids
Vaclav
Katherine Nemecek
Joseph
Laddie L
C. E. McIntosh
Polansky Chapel
Zdenek Pauk
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs Dahms Dies After Long Illness In Iowa City
Mrs Edward J Dahms 1324 Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Iowa died at University hospital Iowa City at 1 25 p m Friday after a long illness Born January 31 1893 New London Ia she moved to Cedar Rapids from Des Moines ten years ago She was secretary of the Missionary Society at Daniels Park Presbyterian Church Surviving are her husband a son Glenn Smith U S Navy and a sister Mrs Lloyd Wedding Des Moines Funeral arrangements await her son the body is at Moon chapel where friends may call
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Edward J. Dahms
Avenue NE
University Hospital
Iowa City
New London
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Glenn Smith
U. S. Navy
Lloyd
Newcomb Rites Set For Cedar Rapids Resident
Matthew J. Newcomb died Friday in Independence after a long illness. Born March 18, 1883, at Parnell, he lived in Cedar Rapids for over 62 years. Survived by a sister and three brothers, he was preceded by another brother. Services at St. Patrick's Church Monday at 8 am. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Rosary at Brady mortuary Sunday at 8 pm. No flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J. Newcomb
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Parnell
George E. Gould
M. S. Newcomb
C. J. Newcomb
Yonkers
N. Y
W. O. Newcomb
Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas Newcomb
St. Patrick’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
D. J. Lenihan
Obituary for Albert H. Bisek of Cedar Rapids
Albert H. Bisek a lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died in a local hospital Saturday at 1 am after a long illness He was born March 15 1881 Surviving are his son Michael two brothers Joseph and Frank Bisek four sisters Mrs J H Rubek Mrs Francis Breed Mrs Bess Pro basco and Mrs Ed Frana Services will be held at Turner chapel at 10 30 am Monday by Rev Lyle K Anderson Burial is in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Albert H. Bisek
C Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Bisek
Michael
Joseph
Frank Bisek
J. H. Rubek
Francis Breed
Bess Probasco
Des Moines
Ed Frana
Turner Chapel
Lyle K. Anderson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Services for Mrs Estellan M Chandler
Funeral services for Mrs Estellan M Chandler widow of C H Chandler will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Monday Rev Waldemar Argow pastor of Peoples Unitarian church will officiate in Orange California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estellan M. Chandler
C. H. Chandler
Orange
Calif
Turner Chapel
Waldemar Argow
Peoples Unitarian Church
Archbishop Schrembs of Cleveland Dies
Archbishop Joseph Schrembs aged 79 of the Cleveland Catholic diocese died at St John’s Hospital in Cleveland Friday at 3 30 p m after years of failing health. He immigrated from Bavaria and led about 500000 Catholics in the diocese.
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Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland Catholic
St. John’s Hospital
Bradley resigns as Surplus Property chief amid policy criticism
William S. Bradley quit Friday as director of the Commerce Department Office of Surplus Property. He condemned the SPA pricing policy and veterans preference changes in a speech to the National Conference of Business Paper Editors. Bradley said he disagreed with the new Surplus Property administration on key pricing and sales shifts. He was to lead the surplus consumer goods division, soon moved to the War Assets Corporation, RCAs subsidiary.
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Washington
INS
William S. Bradley
Commerce Department
SPA
National Conference of Business Paper
Bradley
Surplus Property Administration
Surplus
War Assets Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nathanson Returns to Law Practice in North English
Maurice L. Nathanson formerly practiced in North English Iowa and recently served as captain in the U S Army announces his return to law practice with Clark and Clark at the 220 24 Dows building in the city.
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Maurice L. Nathanson
North English
Iowa
U. S. Army
Clark and Clark
Dows
Stolen clothes reported from Stevens home on Oct 30
George Stevens of 401 First Avenue SW told police a suit valued at 35 dollars was taken from a closet in his home on Oct 30. Venetian blinds refinished like new. Plenty tapes and card. Dial 2 5541.
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George Stevens
First Avenue SW
Two siblings fined after tavern incident at police court
Perry Oliver and sister Dorothy Nevies, both residents of SE streets, each received a 25 dollar fine and costs after pleading guilty to peace charges. They were arrested at a tavern when they refused to leave and resisted Patrolman Cliff Shannon. Rev George Nishimoto of Webster Groves Mo will speak at First Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday morning and evening services. Nishimoto previously served as assistant minister at the Topaz relocation center for Japanese-Americans until its closure.
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Perry Oliver
Sixteenth Street
Dorothy Nevies
Ralph, Cornthwaite
K Avenue
First Street
Harry S. Johnson
Cliff Shannon
OPA Wins Permanent Injunction Against Leventhal Furniture
The Office of Price Administration obtained a permanent injunction from the federal court against Leventhal Furniture, ordering the defendant to keep records required by the OPA and to post maximum prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Leventhal Furniture
OPA
Gideon Society District Rally Opens in Cedar Rapids
Gideon society members from Clinton Marshalltown Davenport Waterloo and eastern Iowa gather in Cedar Rapids for a district rally featuring a 6 30 p m banquet at First Evangelical church Principal speaker is former International President Eisenmeyer of St Louis Casper Henning of Chicago former international treasurer also speaks Pulpits of 25 Cedar Rapids churches will be occupied Sunday by Gideon speakers State President Alfs of Sioux City presides A Gideon Bible aged over 400 years is shown at Killians 5000 Bibles are being placed monthly in service men's hospitals
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Gideon Society
C. R
Clinton
Marshalltown
Davenport
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
First Evangelical Church
Eisenmeyer
St. Louis
Casper Henning
Chicago
International
Gideon
Alfs
Sioux City
Killian’s
Dubuque Youth Killed In Car Truck Crash
In Dubuque, Roberts Starns, 15, was fatally injured when a laundry truck he and Robert Nelson, 15, allegedly took for a joy ride collided with a car driven by John Nesler. Both vehicles overturned. Starns died shortly after from a fractured skull. Nelson suffered head injuries.
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Dubuque
Roberts Starns
Robert Nelson
John Nesler
Starns
Nelson
Edgar A Guest Poem Selections Season's End and Tales
The snippet presents Edgar A. Guest verses titled The Sword and Miracle, reflecting on war, peace, and gratitude. It contrasts weapon myths with peace, notes swift passage of years, and imagines seasonal renewal as tulips bloom. Mention of guests, seasons, and a festive attic setting frame the poet's reflective mood.
Thunderbirds of the 45th Div Overrun 1000 Square Miles
The 45th Infantry Division known as the Thunderbirds overran more than 1000 square miles of Axis territory after storming Scoglitti Sicily on D-Day. They fought from Paestum to Anzio through the Apennines, crossed the Volturno, reached Rome, and later moved into France and Germany, ending with Munich’s capture.
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45Th
Scoglitti
Sicily
Thunderbirds
Sa Jerno
Paestum
Apennines
Rome
France
Seventh Army
Rhone
Vosges Mountains
Germany
Nuernberg
Dachau
Munich
Homecoming Awards Made at Iowa City
After four years of war related pause the University of Iowa campus housed decorated fraternity and sorority homes for homecoming. Alpha Chi Omega won best sorority with Lions club cup honors and a Wisconsin skier display. Theta Xi won best fraternity for a Wisconsin football player blood donation scene and Kiwanis trophy. Currier Hall and other entries earned honors from Elks and other sponsors.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Lions Club
Alpha Chi Omega
Wisconsin
Theta ‘Xi
Kiwanis Club
Currier Hall
Elks Club
Sigma Delta Tau
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Kappa Psi
Psi Omega
Cedar Rapids man fined for illegal liquor possession and transport
Courthouse records show Chet M. Edgar, 48, paying $700 in fines after pleading guilty to illegal possession and illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. Police seized 14 whisky cases, found 10 in his car and four more at his home with Illinois seals, entailing eight fifths and two pints. Judge Floyd Philbrick oversaw appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet M. Edgar
Edgar
Cedar Rapids
Illinois
EB Avenue
Floyd Philbrick
Hultburg seeks dissolution of 102 Tavern partnership
Lloyd E. Hultburg filed suit to dissolve his oral partnership with brother Roy C. Hultburg in the 102 Tavern at 102 Third Avenue SW and divide assets. Roy allegedly closed the business Oct 27, reopened Nov 1, and kept books and cash. The case details include a prior partnership start July 2 and ongoing dispute over accounts and control of the tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Hultburg
Roy C. Hultburg
Third Avenue
Lloyd
Roy
Local Youth Returned on Car Theft Charge
Ray Morris 21 of Center Point was brought back to Linn County Jail Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder from LaCrosse Wisconsin to face a larceny of a car charge. Morris is a Linn County resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Conklin
Fort Madison
Larry Condon
Jeff Hanus
Ray Morris
Linn County
Harlan Snyder
LaCrosse
Wis
Morris
Center Point
Hilton Plans Divorce in Hollywood
James Hilton the British author of Lost Horizon and Goodbye Mr Chips and his wife have agreed to a divorce, according to Mrs Hilton’s attorneys who announced the decision on Friday in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
James ,Hilton
Chips
Radio Schedule Highlights Starred Programs and Guests
Radio Helen Hayes stars in a My Little Boy adaptation on CBS WMT at 6 p.m. Can the United States Afford Its High Tariff explores Jobs after Victory on ABC KXEL. Ralph Flanders and Wayne Taylor join Our Foreign Policy from Paris for NBC WMAQ at 6. Girls at 8 p.m. on Mutual WGN feature the Feminine Panel. The National Barn Dance airs from George field at 8 p.m. Jane Kaye and Richard Paige perform. Noel Coward's Bittersweet staged on Chicago Theater of the Air at 9 p.m. H. P. Davis Memorial Announcers awards on NBC at 6:30 p.m. Truth or Consequences from Omaha on 17:30 p.m. Mayor of the Town at 7:30 p.m. CBS WMT. Lionel Barrymore stars. Bill Slater defends the men on Leave It
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Helen Hayes
Little Boy
Carl Ewald
CBS
WMT
United States
ABC
KXEL
Ralph Flanders
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Wayne Taylor
Export-Import Bank
United Nations Labor Organizations Conference
Paris
NBC
WMAQ
Headliners Tonight and Radio Schedule Rundown
A radio and theater lineup list highlights Helen Hayes, Dick Haymes, Jessica Dragonette, and the Boston Symphony with shows on WMT WHO WBBM WGN KXEQ and other stations. The schedule includes air times from 6:00 to 9:15 with repeats and multiple program titles across venues.
Radio and TV Schedules Spark Weekend Listings
Hour by hour listings show CBS NBC ABC and other stations with programs including News First Nighter Air Parade and Gangbusters. Names like Helen Hayes Ed McConnell and Dane appear in the Saturday schedule with times across WMT WHO WGN and KXEL stations.
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WMT
Helen Hayes
WGN Capital
Ed McConnell
WGN
KXEL
Gross
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John J. Marsh
Carolyn Adcock
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R. L. McConlogue
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Mt. Vernon
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Eighteenth Avenue
George Schmidt
Vernon Avenue
Nicholas Williams
Lisbon
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First Avenue SE
Earl Silka
Palo
James Moyer
Thirty-second Street
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