Nine Inducted by Roosevelt Hi-Y Club in Candlelight Rite
Roosevelt Hi-Y Club held a candlelight induction at the YMCA on Tuesday night. Nine new members were formally inducted: Bill Anderson, Bob Barnes, Jack Carpenter, Bob Clyde, Emmitt Collister, Bill Davenport, Don Dvorak, Al Sindelar, and Art Van Cleve. Two prospects, Bob Thompson and Marvin Sedlacek, will be inducted later.
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Roosevelt
Bob Thompson
Marvin Sedlacek
A. W. Salisbury
Marion High School
Jerry Heyl
Bill Cohen
Tom Harmon
al Schamberger
Everett King
Bob Benson
Duane Delong
Will Induct Eleven At McKinley Hi Y
McKinley Hi Y plans to induct 11 new members to reach a quota of 30. Induction is set for Monday November 27 with new officers to follow. current vice president Jim Schaber and secretary Roy Sorenson continue. Jerry Heys serves as MCA boys work secretary adviser until a sponsor is found.
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McKinley Hi
Seabee Norman Bowers Wounded in France Hospitalized in England
Mrs. Norman Bowers reports her husband Seabee petty officer 1/c Norman D. Bowers was wounded in mid October in France and is now hospitalized in England with both legs in casts. He is a World War I veteran and has served in World War II since April 1943, going overseas in April 1944 and taking part in the invasion of France.
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Norman D. Bowers
Seabees
France
England
Johnson Avenue
New Chamber of Commerce Board Members Elected
New members of the Chamber of Commerce board of directors are Lester Chadima S E Coquillette Howard R Green Edward E Hach George W Hearn Henry Kting and Herbert S Stamats according to election results.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Lester Chadima
S. E. Coquillette
Howard R. Green
Edward E. Hach
George W. Hearn
Henry Kting
Herbert S. Stamats
Board announces new three year terms and officers
Elected Wednesday, new board members will serve three-year terms starting January 1 1945. The 14 incumbents and new appointees will meet before January to organize and elect officers. Tellers named include P F Keehn I R Brooks R J Monroe Ervin Stepanek J Giles Joyce C T Briggs A D Dennis A L McKinssiry and John Miller.
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P. F. Keehn
I. R. Brooks
R. J. Monroe
Ervin Stepanek
J. Giles Joyce
C. T. Briggs
A. D. Dennis
A. L. McKinssiry
John Miller
Three Judgments Filed In Civil Suits by OPA
U S District Judge Henry N Graven returned three judgments from Fort Dodge for entry in the Cedar Rapids division. A $1 057 16 settlement was approved for overcharges on pattern work by Iowa Steel and Iron Works with a permanent injunction against Clarence Casey of Chelsea for gasoline rationing violations. A $1 650 67 settlement was accepted for overcharges on wholesale sales.
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Office of
Price Administration
U. S
Henry N. Graven
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Clarence Casey
Chelsea
Vondracek Receives Injunction Over Meat Sales Violations
A permanent injunction was entered against Joe Vondracek doing business as Vondracek's Market at 1223 Third Street SE restraining him from further violations in retail and wholesale meat sales.
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Joe Vondracek
Vondracek
Third Street SE
Cedar Rapids Chamber Plans Cherry-Burrell Salute
A Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce event honors the Cherry-Burrell corporation with a Thursday night salute. O. K. Burrows from Chicago will discuss the company’s history and operations. Dinner is scheduled for 6 15.
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Chamber of Commerce
Imade
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
O. K. Burrows
Chicago
City Market to Close After Nov 22 Closure
Safety Commissioner Wes Benesh announced that City Market will have its last open day on November 22, with operations earlier on November 21 and 22 before closing for the rest of the year. The market first opened last June. Ancient man kept time by measuring shadows cast by trees and cliffs.
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Wes Benesh
Shrine to Initiate 150 Infall Classes This Fall
El Kahir Shrine will welcome 150 candidates in fall ceremonies the largest since 1919. They register 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Memorial building. Potentate Ray C. Coutts presides after a 4:30 banquet with a band concert 6:30 to 7, grand entry 7, drill 7:15, stage show 9.30.
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el Kahir Shrine
Memorial Building
Recorder’s
Ray C. Coutts
Committees Named For Credit Meeting In 1945 Conference
Committees have been appointed by General Chairman Glenn Mobry for a tri states credit conference to be held here Feb 22 and 23, 1945. The Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men will host credit men from Iowa South Dakota and other participating states.
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Glenn Mobry
Af Welch-Cook-Begis
Tri-States
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska committee chairmen list by sector and sponsor names
A roster of Nebraska committee chairmen with assigned sectors and sponsoring organizations includes D. R. Pugh Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Lumir Strilesky First Trust and Savings bank Frank Mekota Pennies Savings bank R. A. Koehn Iowa Electric Light and Power Hal T. Berry Chandler company Leo Kucera Western Grocer company Joe Rust Wilson and company Milo Hanzlik Barnes Chamberlain Hanzlik and Wadsworth Carolyn Scannell Otis Leather company listed for registration publicity entertainment and hotel accommodations.
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D. R. Pugh
Cedar Rapids Auto Supply
Lumir Strilesky
First Trust and Savings Bank
Frank Mekota
Pennies Savings Bank
R. A. Koehn
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Hal T. Berry
Chandler Company
Leo Kucera
Western Grocer Company
Joe Rust
Wilson and Company
Milo Hanzlik
Barnes, Chamberlain
Hanzlik and
Wadsworth
Women’s Entertainment
Carolyn Scannell
Otis Leather Company
Roosevelt Receives Letter From Gov Dewey After Election
President Roosevelt announced he had received a letter from Gov Thomas E Dewey on Monday. He said he would not reveal its contents and would not discuss personal mail, noting it was the first communication from the New York governor since election day.
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F. R
Dewey
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Franco Accuser On Moscow Broadcast
A Moscow radio broadcast accused Generalissimo Franco of complicity in wartime actions. The report named Franco and alleged involvement in extremist activities tied to the Madrid government.
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Franco
Landon
Moscow
Commentator Links Spain to War Criminal Haven Theory
I Yermashev argues Tuesday night that Spain is being prepared as a haven for Hitler and other war criminals, signaling concern over sanctuary policies. The claim frames Spain as a potential shelter for fugitives amid postwar tensions and international scrutiny.
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I. Yermashev
Spain
Hitler
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