Bastogne Freed by Blue Ridge Fighters
Christmas Day 1944 saw men of the 66th Blue Ridge Infantry Division break toward Bastogne to aid the 101st Airborne, completing the relief and ending Von Rundstedt's major breakthrough hopes. The 80th Division, in action since August, helped stem counterattacks, cleared the Meuse and Moselle, pushed toward Saarbrucken, and later rested after Bastogne before again advancing Ever Forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
66Th
Blue Ridge) Infantry
101St Airborne
von Rundstedt
101St
Bastogne
80Th
France
Blue Ridge
Argentan-Falaise
Argentan
Blue Ridgers
Seventh Army
Paris
Third Army
Meuse
Moselle
Maginot Line
Sixth Armored
Saarbrucken
Sugar stamps and traffic notes fill Daily Record
The Daily Record lists sugar stamp 38 validity for Feb. 28 transfers and a ration board in the American building near First Avenue and Second Street SE with A. T. Pleune as chief clerk. Also reported are weather outlooks for Iowa, traffic fines, drunkenness sentence, births, and several court-related name pairs and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Good
American Building
First Avenue
Second Street
A. T. Pleune
Editor busted for truth in Pacific shipping tale
Berkeley based Pfc Elmer Bail says T/5 R W Young editor of the Homeward Herald was relieved of duties and reduced to private after reporting that nine Liberty ships on Leyte were being converted to return prisoners of war while only one carried American veterans home. Bail says Young’s article dispute led to censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
G.i.’S
Pacific
Philippines
Pfc
Elmer Bail
Leyte
R. W. Young
Homeward Herald
Young
Bail
Japan
Packing Plant Workers Back Strike Over Wage Dispute
Waterloo report says Rath Packing employees vote in favor of a strike after a Friday night tally shows 2 633 backing a walkout and 173 opposing. The United Packinghouse Workers of America CIO endorses a 25 cent per hour raise, with a strike date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
INS
Rath Packing Company
United Packing House Workers O America
CIO
Packinghouse Workers Vote to Strike for 25 Cent Pay Hike
In Fort Dodge Iowa United Packinghouse Workers of America Local 31 members voted to strike if needed to win a 25 cent an hour raise. Business agent Streff said balloting was nearly unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
INS
United Packinghouse Workers of America
CIO
Tobin Packing
Streff
Bauer Held Under Suspicion As Enemy Agent Claim
The army announced Bauer has been under investigation for months on suspicion of being an enemy agent. Bauer, a German native who naturalized in 1935, is said to have been held incommunicado for weeks over nude photos taken at a stag party for visiting South Americans at Fort Harrison while serving as a signal corps photographer. Bauer’s wife Wilma rere appealed to President Truman in his defense, stating she believes he is unfairly detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ana
Army
Bauer
Wilma Rere
Indianapo
Truman
Germany
Fort Harrison
Signal Corps
Massive Allied troop arrivals listed by port and ship names
The report documents thousands of veterans and military personnel arriving across East Coast, West Coast, and Pacific ports. It lists ships such as Sigman, Abraham Lincoln, Dargue, and Solace along with originating locations like Cherbourg, Naples, Le Havre, and Yokosuka. Numerous units including quartermasters, navy crews, and army divisions are indicated with ship counts and origin details.
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
Barnstable
Breton
Kindsburg
James O’hara
Doyen
de Grasse
Kisland Mail
Birgit
Savo Island
Crystal
Escambia
Willamette
Dripping Clouds For Revision Of Cedar Rapids Forecast
Weatherman revises three day outlook as dripping clouds clear tonight. Patchy frost possible with readings near freezing and a 37 to 38 degree afternoon followed by Sunday light showers. Atlantic hit 66 while Cedar Rapids posted 60 Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Atlantic
Rapids
U S Says Bulgarian Elections Too Limited for Peace Talks
The United States informed Bulgaria that the November 18 elections likely won t be truly democratic due to a single candidate list. The State Department cited restricted free expression and threats that suppress voter choice as reasons not to push for a peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Maynard Barnes
Bulgaria
State Department
Prairie State Express Strikes Truck in Broadwell Funeral Tragedy
In Broadwell Illinois a truck carrying mourners was struck by the Alton railroad Prairie State Express killing the driver and a passenger and injuring others attending a funeral. The crash occurred as the train impacted the procession route near the cemetery. Investigators are reviewing crossing signals and train schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Pooh
Alton Railroad
Prairie State Express
Hutchinson Honors 3 Veteran Employes
The Hutchinson ice cream division of The Borden Company honored three veteran members at a company 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 over 25 years of service. Presented by H. H. Hahn, messages of congratulations came from T. G. Montague and R. V. Jones of Borden 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
T. G. Montague
R. V Jones
The
New York
Supreme Court upholds Millsaps homestead exemption ruling
The state supreme court affirmed Judge Thomspon's January decision in Millsaps v Faulkes. Millsaps wins exemption for net proceeds from the 2333 Meadowbrook Drive SE homestead, keeping it free of judgment liens. Sheriff Smith and Faulkes are enjoined from selling the property to satisfy debts. Millsaps plans to reinvest sale proceeds after mortgage into another home with Paul V. Larsen.
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
Prairieburg Man Waives Grand Jury On Vagrancy Charge
Dennis Connolly aged 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. Connolly was intoxicated and had wandered into Prairieburg homes, officers reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Connolly
H. R. Churchill
Linn County
Larry Condon
Jerry Hanus
John Sokup
Prairieburg
Connolly
Reporting date set for renit jurors due to Thanksgiving
The reporting date for jurors for the November term was moved to Monday by Presiding Judge G. K. Thompson. The change accounts for the Thanksgiving holiday and a state district judges convention in Des Moines next Friday and Saturday. The original date was Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renit
G. K. Thompson
Des Moines
Tax lien filed against Dewey Tarvested for 1943 income tax
A federal tax lien was filed Saturday against Dewey Victor Tarvested at a hotel address for 1943 income tax of 66.34 dollars. Mrs. Mildred D. Myers of 312 Thirty-fourth Street NE said she is not the Mildred Myers held on forgery charges and that the name reported Thursday should have been Milfred Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Victor Tarvested
Mildred D. Myers
Thirty-fourth Street
Gazette
Mildred Myers
Milfred Myers
Frank Welch Named Navy League Officer
The Iowa Navy league at its state meeting named Frank Welch of Cedar Rapids vice president and elected Kiam F Riley, Jr. as president and Kaufman of Davenport as treasurer while Keokuk’s B. H. served as secretary. They opposed army and navy consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa Navy League
Army and Navy
Kiam F Riley Deseee Jr
Frank Welch
Cedar
B. H
Keokuk
Kaufman
Davenport
Frank M Chapman Dies Dean of American Ornithologists
Dr Frank M Chapman 81 died Friday night in New York AP recalled his title dean of American ornithologists for popularizing the study of birds and advancing ornithology through research and public outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank M. Chapman
Shrine Ceremonial Brings 2000 Fans to Cedar Rapids
Shriners from Za-Ga-Zig Des Moines Kaaba Davenport and El Kahir Sioux City gathered at Cedar Rapids for the Victory ceremonial Friday night. About 2,000 attendees filled the Memorial building for street parades, a Chicago stage show, a banquet, and 74 candidates for initiation. Potentates welcomed visiting officers and a lunch stop in Marshalltown fed the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown Shrine Club
Marshalltown Shriners
Vistors
el Kahir
Memorial Building
Chicago
E Kahir
M. D. McWilliams
John E. Bemis
Za-Ga-Zig
Garwood Kleinhan
Kaaba
Delbert M. Auten
Sam J . Merveaux
Gus W. Neck
Jack Moore
Charles J. Pffeffer
Ners Orter
Dames BK
John G. Rayby
Israel Slutsky
Db ‘Smith
Tom A. Thomes
Sigmundolf
Arthur R. Zila
Marion
Lucien W. Clark
William F. Todd
Vinton
Earl A.avin
Pave A. Geater
Sharp Ae
Oese A. Hawk
Eikader_Eler lo — George Houltaries
Jonn A. Colwell
Gillette Plane Forced Back After Engine Trouble
Former Iowa Senator Guy M. Gillette was aboard a Pan American jet that returned to LaGuardia after takeoff due to engine trouble. He was en route to London 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
Pearl Harbor plan details dated 5 November 1941
Testimony describes the date when the Pearl Harbor attack plan was completed and the two execution steps Y-day and X-day. It notes Y-day set for early December with X-day follow up, the choice of a Sunday attack, and the naval force composition under Admiral Nagumo including carriers, battleships, and destroyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis
Pearl Harbor
Yamamoto
Imperial Navy
United States
Hawaii
Midway
Aleutians
Inside Pearl Harbor hearing on naval damage estimates
The testimony recounts a 7 December air attack on Pearl Harbor with 1361 planes, detailing Japanese losses and American fleet damage. It covers Inglis’s comparison of Japanese and US damage estimates, disputes over battleship counts, and calls for supporting documents and logs amid partisan criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Inglis
Japan
Clinton Undertaker Howard Bragonie Dies at 71
Howard Bragonie prominent Clinton undertaker died at 71 after 40 years in the business. He was a native of Princeton and was well known in funeral circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Howard Bragonie
Princeton
Slain Man Found Stuffed In Trunk Near Cokeville
Sheriff Earle Ellsworth of Lincoln County Wyoming holds suspect and two hitchhikers in jail as investigations proceed into the slaying of Henry Edward Wallace 33 of Dexter Ta. Wallace was killed Wednesday night by a hitchhiker picked up at North Platte Nebraska and his body was stuffed in the trunk of a car near Cokeville Wyoming. Witnesses who aided in placing the body in the trunk fled after a crash and walked to Cokeville to report the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Lincoln County
Earl Ellsworth
Henry Edward Wallace
Dexter
Ellsworth
Sale
Cokeville
Wallace
North Platte
Neb
Des Moines
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
John Love
California
Navy frees more officers and sailors from freeze list
The Navy will release 3,435 officers and 20,375 enlisted personnel from previous service freezes as critical need eases. About 2,350 officers and 7,392 enlisted will qualify for release by January 1. Unfrozen officer and enlisted classifications include shore patrol, payroll and coding roles, hospital therapy specialists, and transport duties in U S and naval hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Department
United States
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 September 30 1861 in Wheeling West Virginia she married Andrew Walker who died in 1919. Survived by 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 with Rev DeJong. burial Linwood Cedar Rapids. Friends may call at the chapel.
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 Mahy
Cape.Girardeau
Yocom Chapel
Ic. V. R. DeJong
Linwood Cemetery
iFriends
Peter E. MacDanel Dies After Long Illness at Cedar Rapids
Robert E. MacDanel age 82 of Cedar Rapids died at his home after a long illness. Survived by widow Christine. daughter Lorene Chehak of Cedar Rapids. son Rev. Robert J. MacDanel of Fort Wayne. sister Mrs. J. M. Mitchell. three grandchildren. Services Monday 1:30 p.m. at Turner chapel with Rev. Allan Schoffl and Dr. William M. Evans. Burial Cedar Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. MacDanel
Eighteenth Street
Clark MacDanel Company
Piper City
Ill
Christine MacDuff
Cedar Rapids
Lorene MacDanel Chehak
Allan Schoffl
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
Funeral services set for Mrs Mary Ann Sheridan
Mary Ann Sheridan age 103 of 823 Eighth Avenue SW died Friday. Services will be held Monday at 9 15 a m at St Patrick church with Rev D J Lenihan officiating. Burial in St Michael's cemetery Holbrook. Visitation at Teahen chapel Saturday afternoon and evening. Sacred Heart court 727 Ladies Catholic Order of Foresters will recite the Rosary Saturday 8 p m. Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary Sunday 3 30 p m and Father Lenihan 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
Knights of Columbus
Father Lenihan
Service members honorably discharged and promoted
Pfc. Jerry Chalupnik discharges at Great Lakes after two years service with the Marines in the Pacific. John H. McIvor is promoted to private first class and named Field Music after a 90 on rating exam. Pfc. McIvor instructs at Parris Island. Lt. Martin commissioned second lieutenant at Fort Sam Houston with prior Collins Radio work. Lt. Luane A. Cecil released from Army Air Forces duty after serving as a flight instructor since 1942. Sgt. Frank L. Carlson travels from the Far East to the States via Manila with his wife and daughter residing in Ma rengo awaiting his discharge. Charles E. Tubbs promoted to corporal technician in Bengal India. Pvt. Gene Berry completes basic at Camp Fannin and prepares for Fort Sheridan. Lt. William W. Crissman reports at Great Lakes for civilian status ending Navy tenure. he intends to resume county attorney post. All subject to prior service at various stations and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Chalupnik
Third Street
Separation Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Pacific
Jerry
Judith
Carole
I Street
John H. McIvor
J. H. McIvor
Sixth Street SE
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
Ie Shima
Korea
Aero Digest
Charles Edgar Tubbs
Bengal
India
Edgar Tubbs
H Avenue NW
Cpl. Tubbs
Cedar Rapids
Chanute Field
Gene Berry
R. E. Berry
Fifth Street
Camp Fannin
Fort Sheridan
William W. Crissman
Thelma
Seventeenth Street SE
W. L. Crissman
Lt. Crissman
Navy
Iowa Gem Thieves Nabbed in Texas
Des Moines FBI agent E. E. Kuhnel said two men and a woman arrested Thursday in San Antonio confessed to the October 31 diamond robbery at a Shenandoah jewelry store. Identified as William Saling and wife Norma and a Mexican known as Butch, they reportedly disposed of the stones at filling stations and drug stores along their route. None of the loot has been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
E. E. Kuhnel
FBI
San Antonio
Texas
Shenandoah
William Saling
Norma
Butch
Kuhnel
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
15 Warships Will Redeploy Troops
The United States navy says 15 ships including the Enter prise and the Washing ton will redeploy troops from Europe. Each will make at least four westward passages before Feb. 1 to transport more than 145,000 troops home over the next three and a half months, supplementing regular transports but slowing navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Navy
Enterprise
Washington
Europe
Navy
Reallocation of Special Taxes to School Funds Urged
Charles D. Evans of Ottumwa urged shifting state collected special taxes directly to local school funds. The Iowa Taxpayers Association reelected officers and directors. John K. Valentine was added to the board. Officers include Don V. McLean president and George E. Pike vice president. directors span Des Moines Sioux City and other communities.
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 V. McLean
Marshalltown
George E. Pike
Waterloo
J. C. Ferguson
Horace G. Hedges
Cedar Rapids
Grover Co. 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 Union Mobilizes For Wage Strike Support At Multiple Plants
LaPlant union leaders warn of a 25 percent wage cut without guaranteed wage raises as hours shrink. Charles W. Hobbie of UFEMWA says the CIO in the city unites behind the strikers with plant commitments to strike to press wage demands if needed. About 2,000 workers belong to CIA unions in Ce UFEMWA locals at Link-Belt Speeder and Cherry Burrell. Other CIO locals include Quaker Oats, Wilson and Company, and M. Lattner Manufacturing, plus some city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hobbie
Ufemwa
CIO
CIA
Cedar Rapids
Link-Belt Speeder
Cherry- Burrell Corporation
Bar
Quaker Oats, Ilson and Company
Pp. M. Lattner Manufacturing Company
Mrs Helen Bowers Returns Home After Illness
Mrs Helen Bowers of 334 Second Avenue Southwest has returned home after a week in Mercy hospital where she was treated for a streptococcus throat infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bowers
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Resigns as Manager At Hughes Feminine Apparel Store
Ann Adams announces resignation as manager of Hughes Feminine Apparel Store and says she will inform customers and friends of her new location in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Feminine Apparel
Ann Adams
Adv
Visit Notes on Robinson Family in Los Angeles
Leslie F. Robinson of Los Angeles visits his parents at 1028 Third Avenue SW and his brother Harlow Robinson at 139 Thirty-fifth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Quigley
Eleventh Street
W. N. Blair
Fifth Street
Clyde Regbey
Thirtieth Street
E. P. Quinn
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
E. Reinschmidt
C Avenue
Leslie F. Robinson
Los Angeles
Joseph Robinson
Third Avenue
Harlow Robinson
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Paradise Arrested for Intoxication at Sunshine Mission
Virgil E. Paradise of 408 J Avenue NW was arrested Friday night at the Sunshine Mission and charged with intoxication. He remains under a suspended sentence from a previous drunkenness case in Justice Howard R. Churchill's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil E. Paradise
J Avenue
Sunshine Mission
Howard R. Churchill
Overcoat Stolen From Car on Fourth Street SE
Vic Mackman reports an overcoat taken from his car on Oct. 27 while parked on Fourth Street SE between Third and Fourth Avenues. Police were notified Friday about the theft at the 2167 First Avenue SE address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Mackman
First Avenue SE
Fourth Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Student Miss Bismat Theodorus to Speak at Local Church Meeting
Miss Bismat Theodorus from Iraq, studying at the University of Iowa, is slated to speak at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Christian Endeavor gathering of the First Presbyterian Church. The event takes place at 2022 Blake Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismat Theodorus
Iraq
University of Iowa
Jistian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Blake Boulevard
Iowa youth convention at Cedar Rapids Church of God opens Thursday
The Iowa youth convention at the Church of God in Cedar Rapids will open next Thursday, correcting an earlier Gazette report that said the meetings would begin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Church of God In Cedar Rapeids
Apollo Commandery Hosts Breakfast Then Worship Service
Apollo Commandery Knights Templar will hold a breakfast at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Masonic hall and then attend the 10:50 worship service at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
First Baptist Church
Von Lackum Enlists for Army Service
Herbert Von Lackum of 326 Twenty third Street Drive SE reported Thursday at Ft. Snelling Minnesota as a selectee of board No. 1 and enlisted for 18 months of regular army service, departing that day for Des Moines to begin active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Lackum
Herbert von Lackum
Twenty-third Street
Board No. 1
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Des Moines
Milwaukee Police Change On Rail Line Hire Transfer
E. J. Monohan, longtime Milwaukee road police captain in Cedar Rapids since 1942 and with the railroad since 1926, is reassigned to LaCrosse Wisconsin to assume the road's police captaincy there. A new Cedar Rapids police captain is M. V. Winningham, a former Kansas lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
E. J. Monohan
Milwaukee Road
Cedar Rapids
LaCrosse
Wis
Monohan
Railroad
Monahan
Madrion
M. V.nningham
Kansas
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Daily Record
Justice Court
Howard R. Church
St. Luke’s
Edward Bednasek
C Avenue NE
Norman Cory
Robins
Vincent Foley
Mercy
Max Hahn
Eleventh Avenue SW
Concord
N. H
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 Cray
Solon
Mary Lodge
Fred W. Sanderson
Irma Anna Kasper
Columbus
Rose Mary Wright
Milton Vernon Wright
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
U.S
Linn
Grand Jury
Navy League
Frank Chapman
Ic.r
Iowa Shriners
Oahu
Chuichi Nagumo
Brewster
North Carolina
Barkley
Hull
Ferguson
R-Mich
Gearhart
R-Calif
Keefe
R-Wis
U. S
State Byrnes
William F. Halsey, Jr
Boise
Undertaker
Sheridan Services
Commandery Breakfast
the Peoples Church
Robert Montgomery
Cornell College
3Rd Ave
6Th St
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