Meat and sugar stamps and city notices in Daily Record
The issue lists current meat and sugar stamp values with validity dates, price ceilings guidance, ration board details, and office hours. It also reports traffic and theft incidents, drunkenness penalties, birth notices, divorce filings, and a long roster of Plymouth Cedar Rapids area names in public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Department
Ration Board
American Building
First Avenue
Second Street
A. T. Pleune
Editor busted for truth in Pacific shipping delay report
Berkeley AP report says Pfc Elmer Bail of the 28th replacement depot claims T/5 R W Young, editor of the Homeward Herald, was reduced to private and reassigned after publishing a piece on nine Liberty ships being converted to return POWs to Japan while only one carried American veterans home. Bail says Young sought depot approval, then rewrote to include the broader shipping story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Pacific
Philippines
Pfc
Elmer Bail
Leyte
R. W. Young
Homeward Herald
Young
Bail
Japan
Packing Plant Workers Vote Upset Over Strike Demand
Waterloo source reports Rath Packing employees favor a strike after a Friday vote showing 2 633 in support and 173 against. The union United Packing House Workers of America CIO seeks a 25 cent per hour raise. no strike date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
INS
Rath Packing Company
United Packing House Workers of America
CIO
Fort Dodge union votes near unanimous strike threat
Members of the United Packinghouse Workers of America at the Tobin packing plant in Fort Dodge voted to strike if needed to win a 25 cent per hour pay raise. Francis Streff, business agent for local No. 31, said balloting was nearly unanimous to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
INS
United Packinghouse Workers of America
CIO
Tobin Packing
Francis Streff
Bauer Held Under Suspicion As Enemy Agent
A war department statement says Staff Sgt. Frederick Bauer at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana has been under investigation for months on suspicion of being an enemy agent. Bauer’s wife told reporters she appealed to President Truman after accusing him of impropriety tied to nude photos taken at a stag party for visiting South Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Frederick Bauer
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Army
Bauer
Wilma Bauer
Indianapolis
Truman
Germany
Fort Harrison
Signal Corps
Veterans Arrivals Report From Multiple Ports
The Associated Press lists six thousand veterans due at three east coast ports on Saturday and fourteen thousand six hundred personnel expected from the Pacific. Ships arriving include the Sigman and Abraham Lincoln at New York and Newport News, Marshall Victory at Boston, Dargue and Pres Hayes at Los Angeles, and numerous vessels at San Francisco Seattle Portland and other ports with navy and army units aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pacific
New York
Sigman
Cherbourg
James W. Riley
England
Ward Hunt
John Clark
Daniel Hill
Winfield Scott
Newport News
Abraham Lincoln
Naples
Benjamin Chew
Robert M. T. Hunter
Boston
Marshall Victory
le Havre
303Rd Quartermaster Railhead Co
Port Co
Railway Co
Quartermaster Truck Co
Medical Collecting Company
Los Angeles
Dargue
Japan
Pres. Hayes
Saipan
Ina Coolbrith
Manila
Ozark
Columbia
San Francisco
Barnstable
Kindsburg
James O’hara
de Grasse
Kis
Birgit
Savo Island
Crystal
Escambia
Willamette
Argentina
Gen. M. M. Patrick
Calcutta
Chanute
Andrew Moore
Napa Victory
Newport
Elgin Victory
Marseilles
Stevens
Felix Grundy
Kingston
John Mitchel
el Reno Victory
Seattle
Noble
Okinawa
Mormanwren
Tacoma
Gen. Gordon
Solace
C. W. Post
George Flanders
Portland
Cape Douglas
Phoenim
Tokyo
Lyon
Nagoya
San Diego
Chenango
Suwanee
Mustin
Hughes
Anderson
Wainwright
Frankford
Christopher Gale
Kitkan Bay
Pearl Harbor
Okanogan
Dripping Clouds Force Revision to Cedar Rapids Forecast
The forecast for Cedar Rapids revisions show partly cloudy and mild conditions this afternoon, clearing tonight with a low near 28. Sunday brings cloudy skies and light showers. Saturday clears under dry, cooler air with a 38-degree reading at 11 30 am. Statewide lows reach 33 in Fort Dodge Mason City and Sioux City. Friday's high peaked at 66 in Atlantic and 60 in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Asco
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Chambers-Inskeep
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Atlantic
U S criticizes Bulgarian elections as not truly democratic
The United States informed Bulgaria that the November elections are not truly democratic due to a single candidate list and threats of coercion. Through Maynard Barnes, the state department warned that free expression of popular will is restricted and no peace treaty is being promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Maynard Barnes
Bulgaria
State Department
Brothers Killed in Prairie State Express Crash
Two men returning from their father's funeral died when the Alton Railroad Prairie State express struck their truck near Broadwell Illinois. The collision occurred Friday night as the brothers traveled home from the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell, Ill
Alton Railroad
Prairie State Express
Blue Ridge 80th Division Relentless Drive Through World War II
The 80th Blue Ridge division fought from August in France to Bastogne. They stemmed armored counterattacks, aided the Argentan-Falaise push, crossed the Meuse, and neared Saarbrucken before a 102 day combat stretch ended on December 7. Bastogne followed as relief arrived, and the unit continued its “Ever Forward” motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th
Blue Ridge) Infantry
101St Airborne
von Rundstedt
101St
Bastogne
80Th
Seventh Army
Paris
Third Army
France
Blue Ridgers
Meuse
Moselle
Maginot Line
Sixth Armored
Saarbrucken
Hutchinson Honors 3 Veteran Employes
The Hutchinson division of The Borden Company honored three veteran employees at a Thursday dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. J. A. Phillips Fred A. Ingram and L. Ralph Sanders received diamond studded gold service emblems and certificates of membership in the Borden Quarter Century club for more than 25 years of service. The awards were presented by H. H. Hahn, division president, with congratulatory messages from T. G Montague and R. Jones of the Borden Company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Borden Company
Roosevelt Hotel
J. A. Phillips
Fred A. Ingram
L. Ralph Sanders
Borden Quarter Century Club
H. H. Hahn
Hutchinson Division
T. G Montague
R. ¥. Jones
The
New York
Supreme Court Upholds Millsaps Homestead Exemption
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed Judge Thompson's January ruling in Millsaps v Faulkes and Smith. Proceeds from Millsaps’s homestead at 2333 Meadowbrook Dr SE were exempt for reinvestment, keeping the property free of judgment liens. Sheriff Smith and creditor Faulkes were enjoined from selling the home to satisfy debts as Millsaps plans to buy another property with the sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
G. K. Thompson
Leonard M. Millsaps
James N. Faulkes
James H Smith
Linn County
High Court
Meadowbrook Drive
Millsaps
Faulkes
Smith
Millsap
Paul V. Larsen
Jess
Connolly Waived to Grand Jury on Vagrancy Charge
Dennis Connolly 54 waived to the grand jury when he appeared before Justice H R Churchill Saturday morning on a vagrancy charge. He was brought to Linn county jail by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon and Jailer Jerry Hanus after a call from Prairieburg mayor John Sokup. Officers reported Connolly intoxicated and wandering into several Prairieburg homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Connolly
H. R. Churchill
Linn County
Larry Condon
Jerry Hanus
John Sokup
Prairieburg
Connolly
Reporting date for petit jurors moved to Monday
The presiding judge G K Thompson set the petit jurors reporting date for the November term to Monday due to Thanksgiving and a state bar convention in Des Moines next Friday and Saturday. The original date was Tuesday. A federal tax lien was filed Saturday against Dewey V Hartvest, hotel address, for 1943 income tax of 66.34. Mrs Mildred D Myers, 312 Thirty fourth Street NE, says she is not the Mildred Myers in forgery cases. the name should have been Milfred Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Des Moines
Dewey Victor
Mildred D. Myers
Thirty-fourth Street
Gazette
Mildred Myers
Milfred Myers
Frank Welch Named Navy League Officer
OTTUMWA AP The Town Navy league elected officers at its Friday meeting William F Riley of Des Moines was named president Frank Welch of Cedar Rapids was chosen vice president B H Tomlinson of Keokuk will serve as secretary and Edward Kaufman of Davenport as treasurer The group also voted to oppose consolidation of the army and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Town Navy League
Army and Navy
William F. Riley
Des Moines
Frank Welch
Ce Rapids
B. H. Tomlinson
Keokuk
Edward Kaufman
Davenport
Dr Frank M Chapman Dies Dean of American Ornithology
Dr Frank M Chapman aged 8 died Friday night in New York AP reports. The renowned ornithologist was known as the dean of American birds and helped popularize the study of avian science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank M Chapman
Shrine Feast Reunites Iowa Temples After Four Years
Shriners from Des Moines Za-Ga-Zig Cedar Rapids El Kahir and Kaaba Davenport and Abu-Bekr Sioux City gathered for a Victory ceremonial in Cedar Rapids. Nearly 2,000 attendees plus 74 candidates were welcomed by Potentate M D Williams of El Kahir and John E Bemis of Za-Ga-Zig with bands parades and a Chicago stage show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown Shrine Club
Marshalltown Shriners
Vistors
el Kahir
Memorial Building
Chicago
M. D. McWilliams
John E. Bemis
Za-Ga-Zig
Garwood Kleinhan
Kaaba
Delbert M. Auten
Sam Berenstein
Gerald W. Butts
William W. Dunahugsh
Louis Dvorak
John L. Ewart
Charles E. Faulkner
John £. Greenlee
Harry Gunderson
Henry P Hartwigssen
Arthur D. Holbrook
Lyman W. Jones
Alvin G. Keyes
Guy D. Kinsley
Charles H. Long
Wyatt FE. Maupin
Stanley R. Meek
Robert W Merveaux
Gus W. Mineck
Jack Moore
Charles J. Pffeffer
Robert E. Porter
James K. Pye
Joan G. Rayburn
Oscar P Rusch
Israel Slutsky
Carl D.smith
Tom A. Thomas
Sigmund Wolf
Arthur R. Zila
Marion
Lucien W. Clark
Wiliam F. Todd Vinton
Earl A. Ervin
Burle A Geater
Elmer Hite
Morris M. Lone
Karl G. Roths
Ralph E. Vinson
Anamosa
Clyde
Wilson
Howard G .Robertson
Allison
Francis Allan
Frank F. McKean
Oelweth
Arnold W .Zuber
Sidney H. Ramsay
Carl O. Olson
Russell J. Bagnall
Lisbon
Gaylord R. Andre
Lansworthy
Clifford A Arduser
Clarence E. Heyen
St. Olaf
Edward F. Busch
Floyd A. Orvis
Waterloo
Wallace E. Campbell
Lloyd H Coffeen
Ralph 8. Bickelberg
Charles W. Ells
Henry W. Hageman
Clarence R. Harley
Joseph G. Kofron
Ralph V. Lobde
Jacob A Neumeyer
Elmer J. Schuhmacher
James H. Shanks
Leon D. Tenenbaum
Oxford Junction
Victor M. Tatak
Raymond J Mizaur
Edgewood
Howard B. Stalnaker
Belle Plaine
Bernard O. Sparrowstove
Horace L. McLennan
Springyville
Willis J McGrew
Grinnell
Sharp Ramant Rupert Is
Eee
Eibadee
Monticello
Eorge
Charles City
John A. Colwell
Plane Forced Back By Motor Trouble Near LaGuardia
Former Son Gillette of Iowa was aboard a Pan American flight that returned to LaGuardia after takeoff for London due to engine trouble. Gillette was en route as head of a committee for the American League for Free Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guy M Gillette
Iowa
LaGuardia Field
Hurn
England
Gillette
London
American League For Free Palestine
Commanders testify on Pearl Harbor attack planning dates
Inglis testifies that 5 November 1941 marked the plan completion for Pearl Harbor attack with Y-day and X-day sequencing. He notes Yamamoto’s order setting Dec 8 as the target, selection of a Sunday morning for surprise, and routing choices to avoid U.S. patrols before the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis
Pearl Harbor
Yamamoto
Imperial Navy
United States
Hawaii
Midway
Aleutians
Pearl Harbor attack details spark naval inquiry hearing
The hearing reviewed Japanese damage estimates versus actual U.S. losses on December 7 1941. Inglis showed the Japanese overestimated aircraft damage while minimising battleship losses, as Brewster pressed for first hand logs and eyewitness accounts and questioned Hull's role in the war decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
U. S
Navy
Keefe
Gearhart
Enterprise
Inglis
Navy Oo
Clinton Undertaker Howard Bragonier Dies at 71
Howard Bragonier a prominent Clinton undertaker and Princeton native died Friday night at age 71 after 40 years in the funeral business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Howard Bragonier
Princeton
Slain Man Found With Body in Car Trunk Near Kemmerer
Henry Edward Wallace 33 of Dexter, Iowa, was killed Wednesday night by a hitchhiker he picked up at North Platte Nebraska. The body was stuffed in the trunk of his car near Cokeville Wyoming. Two hitchhikers witnessed the slaying and later reported to Sheriff Ellsworth. suspects held in Lincoln county jail. Des Moines says Wallace was en route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Lincoln County
Earl Ellsworth
Henry Edward Wallace
Dexter
Ellsworth
Wallace
Cokeville
North Platte
Neb
Des Moines
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
John Love
California
Navy Frees Thousands Women and Men From Discharge Freeze
The Navy boosts discharge eligibility for 3 435 officers and 20 375 enlisted personnel previously held due to critical need. By Jan 1, 2 350 officers and 7 392 enlisted will qualify for release. Unfrozen officer classifications include shore patrol, tabulating machine specialists, postal graduates, cost inspection, and therapy specialists in hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Department
United States
Naval
Deaths Mrs Catherine Walker 84 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Catherine Walker 84 died at 1 p m Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. Born Sept 30 1861 in Wheeling West Virginia she married Andrew Walker in 1878. Survives include children Cora Rix Hazel Croft Catherine Hill Esther Burger Earl Walker Robert Walker and 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Services Monday 2 30 p m at Yocom chapel Marion. Burial Linwood Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Walker
Cedar Rapids
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Joseph
Andrew Walker
Walker
Des Moines
William Hoglund
Marion
First Christian Church
Cora,Rix
Davenport
Hazel Croft
Magnolia
Minn
Catherine Hill
Council Bluffs
Esther Burger
Earl A. Walker
Robert G.walker
Denver
Anna -Mary
Cape Girardeau
Yocom Chapel
C. V. R. DeJong
Linwood Cemetery
R E MacDanel longtime Cedar Rapids banker dies at home
Robert E. MacDanel aged 72 died at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born June 2 1876 in Piper City Illinois he lived 53 years in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Christine a daughter Lorene Chehak a son the Rev Robert J MacDanel a sister and three grandchildren. He was active in Central Park Presbyterian church and Gideons. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday at Turner chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. MacDanel
Eighteenth Street
Clark MacDanel Company
Piper City
Ill
Christine MacDuff
Cedar Rapids
Lorene MacDanel Chehak
Robert
William M. Evans
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Rapids Man Frank Kovar Dies at Home
Frank Kovar a Cedar Rapids resident since 1937 died suddenly at his home 417 Fifth avenue SW at 6 am Saturday The body was taken to the Moon chapel Surviving are a sister and a brother in Belle Plaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kovar
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
Moon Chapel
Belle Plaine
Services set for 103 year old Mary Ann Sheridan
Services for Mrs. Mary Ann Sheridan 103 of 823 Eighth Ave SW will be at St Patrick s Church Monday at 9 15 a m with Rev D J Lenihan officiating Burial is at St Michael s Cemetery Holbrook Friends may call at Teahen chapel Saturday afternoon and evening Sacred Heart Court No 727 will recite the Rosary at 8 p m Saturday The body will travel to Ihame Sunday for calls after 1 p m Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary Sunday at 3 30 p m and Father Lenihan will lead it at 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Sheridan
Eighth Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
St. Michael's Cemetery
Holbrook
Teahen
Sacred Heart Court No
Ladies Catholic Order of Foresters
Ihame
Knights of Columbus
Lenihan
Men and Women In Service in World War II Listings
Military discharge and promotion notices for local service members. Pfc. Jerry Chalupnik is honorably discharged at Great Lakes after two years in the Marines with 19 months in the Pacific. several others including Pvt. J. Melvor promoted to private first class and teaching at Parris Island. Lt. Myles E. Martin commissioned as second lieutenant at Fort Sam Houston. Lt. Luane A. Cecil released from Army Air Forces duty. Sgt. Frank L. Carlson en route from Manila amid overseas service. Cpl. Charles Edgar Tubbs promoted in Bengal India. Pvt. Gene Berry completing basic training at Camp Fannin and awaiting Fort Sheridan. Lt. William W. Crissman to resume civilian attorney role after Great Lakes return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Chalupnik
Third Street
Separation Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Pacific
Jerry
Judith
Carole
I Street
John H. MeIvor
J. H. MeIvor
Sixth Street
Pfc. McIvor
Parris Island
S. C
Clarence F. Hoover
Washington, D. C
Joice Ann
Newton
H. F. Hoover
Twenty-first Avenue
Myles E. Martin
Helen
Lottie I. Kern
L Avenue
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Martin
Collins Radio Company
Fourth Air Force
San Francisco
Calif
Luane A. Cecil
Earl C. Cecil
Sixteenth Avenue
Army Air Forces
Des Moines
Frank L. Carlson
William Carlson
Venice
Far East Air Forces Replacement Depot
Manila
Cherry Lyn
Fifth Avenue SE
Marengo
Luzon
Te Shima
Korea
Aero Digest
Charles Edgar Tubbs
Bengal
India
Edgar Tubbs
H Avenue NW
Cpl. Tubbs
Eee Rapids
Chanutefield, U
Gene Berry
R. E. Berry
Fifth Street
Camp Fannin
Fort Sheridan
William W. Crissman
Seventeenth Street
W. L. Crissman
Lt. Crissman
Navy
Iowa Gem Thieves Nabbed in Texas
Des Moines AP reports FBI agent E. E Kuhnel said two men and a woman were arrested in San Antonio Texas on Thursday for questioning in a Shenandoah Iowa jewelry store robbery on October 31. They named William Saling Norma and a Mexican known as Butch. Loot not recovered. Suspects reportedly sold stones at filling stations and drug stores along their route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
E. E Kuhnel
FBI
San Antonio
Texas
Shenandoah
William Saling
Norma
Butch
Kuhnel
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
15 Warships Redeploy Troops From Europe
The United States navy said 15 ships including the aircraft carrier Enterprises and battleship Washington will be converted for troop redeployment. Each will make at least four westward passages before Feb 1 to transport home more than 145000 troops in about three and a half months, though demobilization of navy personnel may slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Navy
Enterprise
Washington
Europe
Reallocation of Special Taxes to School Funds Urged
Charles D. Evans of Ottumwa told the Iowa Taxpayers association that state aid to schools is misnamed. He urged reallocating state special tax revenue to local school funds where paid, noting schools cannot easily raise taxes further. The association re-elected officers and added John K. Valentine to the board, with several directors returned in their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles D. Evans
Ottumwa
Iowa Association of School Boards
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Association
John K. Valentine
Centerville
State Tax Commission
Don W. McLean
Marshalltown
George E. Pike
Waterloo
J. C. Ferguson
Horace G. Hedges
Cedar Rapids
Grover C. Hubbell
R. B. Comstock
Sioux City
Francis Johnson
Terrill
C. B. Murtagh
Algona
Claire Dewey
Washington
Allan F. Beck
Mason City
Carl S. Foster
Guthrie Center
CIO Unions mobilize as LaPlant strike threats widen
LaPlant union leaders warn of a 25 percent wage cut without guaranteed wage increases if hours are reduced. UFEMWA district president Charles W. Hobbie says the CIO is mobilized behind strikers with local 116 ready to back wage demands. About 2,000 CY workers are involved across unions including Link-Belt Speeder Cherry-Burrell and others with bargaining rights at Quaker Oats Wilson and P. M. Lattner Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hobbie
Ufemwa
CIO
Cedar Rapids
Link-Belt Speeder
Cherry- Burrell Corporation
Quaker Oats, Wilson and Company
P. M. Lattner Manufacturing Company
City Briefs and Personal Notices From Local Journal
Mrs Helen Bowers returns home from Mercy hospital after a week with streptococcus throat infection. Ann Adams announces resignation as Hughes Feminine Apparel manager and plans to notify customers of new location. Leslie F Robinson of Los Angeles visits parents at 1028 Third avenue SW and brother Harlow Robinson at 139 Thirty-fifth street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bowers
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Hughes Feminine Apparel
Ann Adams
Leslie F. Robinson
Los Angeles
Joseph Robinson
Third Avenue
Harlow Robinson
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Arrests and theft report from city streets
Virgil E Paradise of 408 Avenue NW was arrested at the Sunshine Mission Friday night charged with intoxication and is on suspended sentence from a drunkenness case in Justice Howard R Churchill's court. Vic Mackman of 2167 First Avenue SE reported to police Friday that an overcoat was stolen from his car on October 27 while parked on Fourth Street SE between Third and Fourth Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Quigley
Eleventh Street
W W. Blair
Fifth Street
Clyde Regbey
Thirtieth Street
E. P. Quinn
Twenty-sixth Street
E. Reinschmidt
C Avenue NE
Virgil E. Paradise
Yea
Howard R. Churchill
Avenue NW
Sunshine Mission
Vic Mackman
First Avenue SE
Fourth Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Miss Bismat Theodorus to Speak at Local Church Meeting
Miss Bismat Theodorus of Iraq and University of Iowa student will speak at a Christian Endeavor gathering. The event starts at 5 p.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church located on 2022 Blake Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismat Theodorus
Iraq
University of Iowa
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Youth Convention at Church of God Next Week
The Town youth convention at the Church of God in Cedar Rapids will open next Thursday. An earlier Gazette report overstated that meetings would begin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God In
Cedar Rapids
Apollo Commandery Hosts Sunday Breakfast and Worship Service
Apollo Commandery Knights Templar will hold a 9 a.m. Sunday breakfast at the Masonic hall followed by the 1050 worship service at First Baptist church. Herbert Von Lackum of 326 Twenty-third Street Drive SE enlisted for 18 months in the regular army after being listed among board No. 1 selectees and left for active duty from Ft. Snelling Minnesota to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
First Baptist Church
von Lackum
Herbert von Lackum
Twenty-third Street
Board No. 1
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Desi Moines
Milwaukee Police Change Affects Cedar Rapids Route
E. J. Monohan moved from Cedar Rapids where he had been police captain since 1942 to LaCrosse Wisconsin to oversee police on the Milwaukee road there. He joined the railroad in 1926 and spent twelve years in the Cedar Rapids area. Mrs Monahan resided in Marion. A new Cedar Rapids police captain is M. V. Cunningham formerly a lieutenant in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
E. J. Monohan
Milwaukee Road
Cedar Rapids
LaCrosse
Wis
Monohan
Railroad
Monahan
Marion
Ceddar Rapids
M. V. Cunningha
Kansas City
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Edward Bednasek
Norman Cory
Robins
Vincent Foley
Mercy
Max Hahn
Eleventh Avenue SW
Concord
N. W
R. S
Scotty) McLeod
Bernita Wegner
Harlan Charles Wegner
Betty Jean Kirkman
Robert Leon Kirkman
Lester F. Topinka
Rose Louise Topinka
Grace L. Fleckenstein
Andrew J. Fleckenstein
Edward L. Roberts
Mary Allen
Ardell Lyon
Gladys Brady
Gene Croy
Solon
Mary Lodge
Fred W. Sanderson
Irma Anna Kasper
Columbus
Rose Mary Wright
Milton
Vernon Wright
U.S
Blue Ridge
Linn
Wolves
Grand Jury
Navy League
Frank Chapman
Iowa Shriners
Anattack
Oahu
Chuichi Nagumo
North Carolina
Barkley
Hull
Ferguson
R-Mich
State Byrnes
William F. Halsey, Jr
Boise
Undertaker
Lowan
Sheridan Services
McLvor
Commandery Breakfast
the Peoples Church
Robert Montgomery
Cornell College
3Rd Ave
6Th St
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