Meat and price controls updated in wartime ration notices
Meat red stamp validity spans Fi through Ki valid to November 30 Li through Qi valid to December 31 Ri through V1 valid to February Se-Ppé fren stamp 38 five pounds through December 31 Price ceilings apply to many items beyond food Buyers and sellers urged to consult the price department ration board or ceilings Certificates required on used autos before title transfer Ration Board located in the American building southwest corner of First Avenue and Second Street SE A T Pleune chief clerk office hours Monday through Friday 10 am to 3 pm closed Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Building
First Avenue
Second Street
A. T. Pleune
Monday Weather and City Notices Summary
In Monday notes, a forecast shows cloudy and colder conditions with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph for Iowa regions. Nearby towns report scattered incidents including fires, alarms, traffic violations, and births. several legal cases and name changes are listed with fines and suspensions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Officers Allegedly Shunned Boats at Marseille Embarkation
Paris dispatch reports American officers slated for U S duty skip their embarkation at Marseilles citing job insecurity in the United States. A spokesman says only 42 of 352 ordered officers appeared, and the pattern is described as frequent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sns
United States
Marseilles
Frankensteen Claims Lewis Rejoins AFL
The CIO auto workers contended John L. Lewis secretly rejoined the AFL with the United Mine Workers, a claim denied by Lewis and the AFL. The dispute surfaced as labor conferees reconvened after Armistice Day. The auto workers planned a wage drive while Lewis sought council representation, amid mixed votes among labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO- Auto Workers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
AFL
Lewis
Richard T. Frankensteen
The
Auto Workers
Labor
CIO
UMW
Auto Workers’ Executive Board
Frankensteen
Allies Start Ruin Of German Plants
In Kaufbeuren Germany Allied demolition squads triggered a sequence of 14 blasts at a large I G Farben powder plant. General Lucian Truscott declared the action marked the destruction of Germanys war potential as 60 buildings were blown into the air.
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Kaufbeuren
Germany
I. G. Farben
Lucian K. Truscott
United States Third Army
Supreme court upholds dismissal in Linn County fatal truck case
Iowa Supreme Court affirms Linn County district court ruling striking parts of Leo T. Krausnick suit against Haegg Roofing and William Seilhamer over the Oct 2 1943 death of Krausnick’s five year old son. Seilhamer not in Haegg’s employment at the time. company not negligent for his intoxication. Accident occurred on Eleventh Street SW between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
Leo T. Krausnick
Haegg Roofing Company
Cedar Rapids
William Seilhamer
Krausnick
Linn District Court
High Court
Seilhamer
G. K. Thompson
Eleventh Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Clinton Youth Given 10 Year Anamosa Term
James R. Green an 18 year old from Clinton was sentenced by Judge G K Thompson to the Anamosa state reformatory for up to ten years for larceny of a motor vehicle. He claimed innocence at the Oct 19 hearing after a Cedar Rapids police return. The theft involved Henry Kling’s car from the Hamilton Seed and Coal company property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Green
Clinton
G. K. Thompson
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Green
Eldora
Thompson
Hardin County
Cedar Rapids
Henry Kling
Twenty-third Street
Kling
Hamilton Seed and Coal Company
Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony and Property Division
Marjorie Margaret Zastera files for divorce from Joseph V. Zastera whom she wed November 2, 1917 in Minneapolis. She reports the couple own multiple Cedar Rapids properties including a three apartment building and three commercial units, joint bank stock holdings, investments, and a Blake terrace SE lot, seeking permanent alimony of 250 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Margaret Zastera
Hamilton Street
Joseph V. Zastera
Minneapolis
Minn
Blake Terrace
Vagrancy Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
John Medeikis, 31, faced vagrancy charges in a Tuesday hearing before Judge Gompson. The state requested the case be dismissed due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Medeikis
Iowa contractor seeks governor’s favor over no-passing fine
Janesville contractor C F Roewert wrote Iowa Governor asking for justice in Cedar Rapids after he was fined 27 dollars for passing in a no passing zone. He forfeited a 27 dollar bond and claimed the fine was robbery while appealing to party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
Des Moines
Iowa
C. F. Roewert
Janesville
Wis
Roewert
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Set
Wilbur Eicher
Iowa Highway Patrol
Howard R. Churchill
Army recruiters outline enlistment program points in Cedar Rapids
U S army officers in Cedar Rapids detailed enlistment options for men 17 to 35 with 114 two or three year terms, branch and theater choices, family allowances, low premium life insurance, and retirement pay options. Veterans may reenlist by Nov 21 to preserve grade, receive bonuses, and furloughs, while officers and flight personnel can enlist as master or first sergeants. Nine men enlisted since Oct 15, including Richard W. Thompson and others listed.
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U. S. Army
Cedar Rapids
Regular Army
Army
Hotel Roosevelt
Richard W. Thompson
Tenth Street
Bernard J. Johnson
Thirtieth Street
Earl S. Lint
Blake Boulevard
John W. Elliot
C Avenue
Russell E. DeMoss
First Avenue
Orlo B. Barton
Center Point
Dean W. Fleming
Reinbeck
Charles L. Matheny
Toddville
Donald M. Roth
Vinton
Labor Convention Opens in Sioux City at Martin Hotel
The four day American Federation of Labor convention formally opened in Sioux City with A. A. Couch of Des Moines receiving the gavel from Floyd T. Smith as temporary chairman. Couch announced officers and committees including Frank Martens chairman of the election committee LeRoy Jones credentials committee and W F Scholes chairman of the resolutions committee Al C Kane reading clerk and W H Reynolds sergeant at arms. Hundreds of delegates and labor officials are present for the conference which will close Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
American Federation of Labor
Martin Hotel
A. A. Couch
Des Moines
Floyd T. Smith
Couch
Frank Martens
Davenport
LeRoy Jones
Clinton
W. F. Scholes
Council Bluffs
al C. Kane
Dubuque
Reading
W. H. Reynolds
Bonds Continued Show Prize Awards For Schools
Hearn lists aviation instruments among prizes for Cedar Rapids town and country schools. Cedar Rapids schools receive two second prizes three third prizes three fourth prizes and compasses. town schools three prizes and country schools ten fourth prizes plus other items. All prizes are in good condition and purchased from the Surplus Properties administration for Victory loan committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Perties
Czechs Plan Relief Drive For Homeland
In Cedar Rapids a Czech groups federation launches a relief drive from November 19 to 30 to aid liberated Czechoslovakia. Central collection is at 1101 Third Street SE with daily donations 5 to 8 pm. Led by T. B. Hlubacek, the effort seeks food clothing and funds for 800000 needy children and broader support through American relief channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Federation of
Cedar Rapids
C.S.P.S
Third Street
T. B. Hlubacek
J. J. Hervert
Frank J. Stastny
United Nations Relief Rehabilitation Administration
Hlubucek
American Relief For
United States
Gen Doolittle Visits Schick Hospital
Lt Gen James Doolittle visited Schick General hospital in Clinton at 1 15 p m on Tuesday to see Lt George Barr one of the men who flew with him on the first Tokyo raid Doolittle also announced Barrs promotion to captain He urged unity of air and ground sea forces and recalled witnessing atom bomb destruction at two Japanese cities comparing it to 200 raids.
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Clinton
INS
James Doolittle
Army Air Forces
Schick General Hospital
Tokyo
Doolittle
St. Louis
Chicago
George Barr
Barr
Revised Poultry Price Ceilings Set by OPA
Washington AP OPA Tuesday announced revised price ceilings for cleaned and drawn frozen poultry. Effective Saturday the ceilings apply at retail and all sales levels for clean and drawn broilers at 114 cents a pound light fowl 27.4 cents a pound heavy fowl 1 cent a pound and poultry fat up one cent a pound. The agency said higher prices will allow industry to resume production of these items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Ardekan Temple Plans Christmas Party
City Briefs say Temple No. 234 of the D O K K will meet Wednesday at 8 p m in the Pythian hall to plan the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardekan Temple
Pythian Hall
Purse Stolen at Depot Reported by Hale Resident
Dorothy Butterfield of Hale reported to police Monday that her purse containing 40 to 50 dollars of personal effects was stolen from a bench at the union bus depot while she waited for a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Butterfield
Hale
Union
Grants City Permits To Local Businesses
The city council on Tuesday granted cigaret permits to S. P. Mc Farlen and Milo Abernathy of 192 Third avenue SE Elias J. Nassif of 312 Second avenue SE Marvin R. Brannaman of 900 C avenue NW and Leonard G. Jelinek of 1613 J street SW. A class B beer permit was approved for McFarlen and Abernathy and a class C beer permit for Mike J. Koury of 700 Eighth street SE. The council accepted surrender of class B beer and cigaret permits from Lloyd E. Hultberg of 102 Third avenue SE and granted a $200 refund on two permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. McFarlen
Milo Abernathy
Third Avenue SE
Elias J. Nassif
Second Avenue SE
Marvin R. Brannaman
C Avenue NW
Leonard G. Jelinek
J Street
McFarlen and Abernathy
Mike J. Koury
Eighth Street
Lloyd E. Hultberg
Hultberg
Men and Women In Service Updates From Area Vets
Cpl Roy L Clouse of a medical detachment receives the American Theater Ribbon Good Conduct Asiatic Pacific Ribbon with two battle stars Philippine Liberation Ribbon Bronze Star Medal and more. Pvt William A Hoffman at Keesler Miss recently furloughed home en route to European theater. Raymond B Langridge promoted from seaman to mailman in Okinawa. Lt Raymond Churchill transferred from preflight in Athens to Shoemaker separation center with wife and child. Glenn H Forristall promoted aboard ship in Tokyo Bay. Local families listed with residences and relations.
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Cpl
Roy L. Clouse
Luzon
Dale Clouse
Eleventh Street
Grood
Avenue NW
William A. Hoffman
Keesler
Miss
John Hoffman
First Street
Carpenter
John J
Seabees
Pacific
Subic Bay
Raymond B. Langridge
Okinawa
Tokyo Bay
Elmer Forristall
Third Avenue
Church Leaders Plan Next Year's Program
The Association of Church School Superintendents met at the Y M C A for dinner. Reports on a leadership training course at Coe College showed enrollment from 32 Cedar Rapids and Marion churches. Plans were made for a similar course in fall 1946 and a pre Lenten city wide meeting of church school officers and teachers. The meeting time was set for the second Monday in January and the second Monday of every other month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Y.M.C.A
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Deaths Henry J. Hromek obituary from The Gazette
Funeral services for Henry J. Hromek superintendent of The Gazette composing room will be Thursday at 3 30 p m at Turner chapel. Rev J E DeLong of Trinity Methodist church and Mt Hermon lodge will officiate with pallbearers from his department James F Cowden Albert C Shireman Marion Dingman John Womacka William Hemmer and Marshall F Harmon. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hromek
Gazette
Turner Chapel
J. E. DeLong
Trinity Methodist Church
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Mr. Hromek
James F. Cowden
Albert C. Shireman
Marion Dingman
John Womacka
William Hemmer
Marshall F. Harmon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Centennial Iowa woman Katherine May Borschel dies in Cedar Rapids
Katherine May Borschel, 1111 Third Street SW Cedar Rapids, died at 2:40 p.m. Monday after a lingering illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born December 2, 1883 in Iowa City, she attended the University of Iowa and married Edward F. Borschel on August 14, 1907. She was active in St. Pauls Methodist church and several fraternal and women’s groups. Survived by husband, son Ardell, daughter Mrs Ronald R Holets, two sisters, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine May Borschel
Edward F. Borschel
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Mr. Borschel
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Rebekahs
Ronalee
Sharon Kay Holets
Moen Chapel
George Thomas Collins dies after long illness in Marshalltown
George Thomas Collins seventy seven? 37, of 105 Tenth Street NE, Marshalltown area. He died in a Marshalltown hospital Monday after a long illness. A World War II veteran he served with the anti tank battery of the 185th field artillery division. He worked for Quaker Oats before service. Survivors include his widow Bertha four stepdaughters Lorraine Hansahn Laverna Fulmer Lois Reed Leatrice Hansahn Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren. Body at Moon chapel pending arrangements. friends may call.
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George Thomas Collins
Tenth Street
Marshalltown
185Th Field Artillery
First Lutheran Church
Quaker Oats Company
Bertha
Lorraine Hansahn
Laverna Fulmer
Lois Reed
Leatrice Hansahn
Cedar Rapids
Moon Chapel
Funeral services for Herman Euken at Trinity Lutheran
Funeral services for Herman Henry Euken of 337 Sixth Avenue SW will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church at 3 20 p m Wednesday with Rev P L Bornhoeft officiating. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Services will be at Sree Sermner chapel until noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Henry Euken
Sixth Avenue SW
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Linwood Cemetery
Soerner Chapel
Attlee Seeks World Unity Amid Atomic Age Talks
Attlee in remarks linked to Stalin and Truman asserts the U S regard for world peace and atomic trust. He defends Labour aims to safeguard freedoms while pursuing a planned economy and unity in diversity. Attlee expresses trust in the United States and urges coordinated action for global security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Truman
Attlee
United States
America
Youth Court Tale Of Elopement And Old Lovers
In Oroville California 16 year old Sonny Boy Wisecarver and 25 year old Mrs. Eleanor Deveny flee to northern California from Long Beach. Deveny loves him and plans divorce, while Wisecarver downplays danger and recalls an earlier marriage to a 21 year old in 1941.
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Oroville
Calif
Ellsworth
Sonny Boy” Wisecarver
Butte County
Eleanor Deveny
Long Beach
Wisecarver
Sonny Boy
California
Mrs. Deveny
Japan
Blue to Probe Eldora Escape Notification Policy
Gov. Robert D. Blue said he will investigate complaints that Iowa officials were not alerted when youths escape from Eldora training school for boys. He will consult the state board of control and the superintendent on reported failures to notify patrols or the Hardin County sheriff. Eldora's local report cites 41 escapes between Oct 24 and Nov 6 with nightly breakouts and thefts until incidents surface elsewhere.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Eldora
Robert D. Blue
State Board of Control
Fred N. Cooper
State Highway Patrol
Hardin County Sheriff's Office
J. B. Bahne
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Linn Boards Send 11 To Induction Center
Eleven selectees left Monday night for an induction center on orders from two Linn county local boards. Names include Mildford E. Smith Donald E. Lemon Donn Vernier Charles D. Campbell John L. Lowe Marvin F. Dostal Allen D. Parliament Robert C. Reynolds Rudolph Howard Snenicka Donald Alfred Parsons Fred Pelisek.
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Linn County
Mildford E. Smith
Sixth Avenue
Donald E. Lemon
N Street
Donn Vernier
Third Avenue
Charles D. Campbell
Seventh Avenue
John L. Lowe
Fifth Street
Marvin F. Dostal
Seventeenth Avenue
Allen D. Parliament
First Avenue
Robert C. Reynolds
Board No. 3
Rudolph Howard Snenicka
Route
Donald Alfred Parsons
Marion
Fred Pelisek
Springville
Iowa Electric Light and Power Franchise Petition Protest Notice
Official notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission to Linn County citizens announcing a petition by the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Cedar Rapids to erect operate and maintain transmission lines across public and private lands in Linn County The hearing date is set for December 1945 objections must be filed in triplicate two days before the hearing and objectors are urged to appear represented at the hearing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Commission
Linn County
Iowalectric Light and Power Company
Cedarapids
Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Hentschtee
Linn
State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Nest Ises
Geri Reed
B. Eeeries
Geo
Rosenman to Quit as Aide
Washington AP Judge Samuel I. Rosenman will retire at year end as special counsel to the President the White House announced at a news conference Hassett said Rosenman served both President Truman and former President Roosevelt with tremendous personal sacrifice He will resume law practice in New York after leaving a 25000 a year post on the New York state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel I. Rosenman
White House
William D. Hassett
Rosenman
Truman
Roosevelt
Reveals Stimson Suffered Major Heart Attack
Former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson had a serious heart attack recently, his wife said Monday night. Mrs. Stimson reported he remains confined to bed at the West Hills country home near Huntington and is recovering steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
N. Y
Stimson
Henry L. Stimson
West Hills
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Angeles
Donald Heck
First Avenue NW
Alvin Griffith
Clarence Shetler
Eighth Avenue SE
William F. Byers
Ed Zbanek
Wilson Avenue
Earl Terry
Kenneth Borschel
Bever Avenue
W. T. Hoffman
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke’s
Milford Delzell
Twenty-second Street
Lynn Drips
J. H. Paulson
Edwin Blaha
Eighteenth Street
Lloyd Husted
Dawley Street
Sixteenth Street
Floyd Butcher
B Avenue NE
David Wylie
Waterloo
Albert Sebrecht
Thirtyfourth Street
Elizabeth Otsen
Twentieth Street
Victor F. Hakes
James J. Hanson
G Avenue
Kenneth Lindsay
Nineteenth Street
William Bowman
Tiffin
Charles S. Dake
Higley Avenue
Merle J. Finley
Seventeenth Avenue SE
G. Brandt
Fifth Avenue SE
Elsie Smith
D Avenue NE
Faith Shelton Anderson
Richard Carl Anderson, C
Perry Johnson
Nellie Maurine Johnson
Virginia Benham Jess
William C. Jess
Ruth Coover
Warren C. Coover
Nadine Berggren
Clifford Berggren
Joseph Valentine Zastera
Wilma Ione Sturtz
Leonard Charles Sturtz
Esther Mary Shearer
Russell Woodrow Shearer
Eunice M. Jensen
Myron R. Jensen
Elizabeth Mahnke
Harold Mahnke
Justice Court
Wilbert Sanders
Carmi
Cays
W. A. Rall
S.E
Labor Convention
Hearn
Gen. Doolittle
Schick
Cpl, Clouse
Ndr
Henry Hromek
Edward Borschel
Euken Services
Clarence Beatty
Labor Party
Storre
Bobby Soxers
Manfredi
Blue
Eldora Angle
Linn Boards
New York
Thornton & Minor
Ad Rapids
Gett’s. May’s
Osco
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Jayne
Lapes
Florist
Gost
Squirrel
Coney
Skunk
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