Weather and notices from Daily Record November 24 1945
Illinois daily weather summary reports light precipitation in Chicago and cold highs and warms across cities. Iowa forecasts predict fair to cloudy skies with late rain and Monday snow flurries, cooler by Sunday night. Local fire incident at 405 E NW Ave ends with mattress damage caused by a cigarette. Divorces listed include Boomhower Spore Mead Nietert and others. New births at St Luke's Mercy Tipton and surrounding homes reported.
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Chicago
Reigh
Bismarck
Mismi
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Tax lien for Dewey Tarvested discharged in 1943 case
The federal income tax lien for 6634 against Dewey Victor Tarvested at a hotel address was discharged Saturday.
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Dewey Victor Tarvested
Two-day Respite from Winter Is Predicted
Cedar Rapids forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a cooler spell late Sunday. Lows near 20, with a 40 degree high by noon reported by Chambers-Inskeep. A two day autumnal respite precedes a downward trend Sunday night amid Iowa’s cold snap and Decorah’s six degree low. A two-vehicle crash near Center Point injures only Charles M. Fee with a bloody nose after his car skids into a truck driven by Fred Potts on Highway 150.
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Mercury
Chambers-Inskeep
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Decorah
Sioux City
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
Charles M. Fee
Center Point
Fred Potts
Independence
Fee
Iowa Highway Patrol
City Briefs and Missing Child Notice Across Cedar Rapids
Elmer Owens reports a $30 wrist watch stolen from a third floor bathroom Friday night at Milner hotel. Esther Reed returns from Clinton after funeral of her nephew David Byers killed in an auto accident Sunday. Milton Whited and wife seek their son Don, 12, missing since 2 p.m. Friday. description includes 5 feet 6 inches, 120 pounds, blond hair, blue eyes, blue trousers, brown coat, stocking cap. Cedar Rapids Scout district boards meet at 7 p.m. Saturday at police station and fire station No 3. honor board to meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the council office.
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Elmer Owens
Milner Hotel
Esther Reed
Ninth Street
Clinton
David Byers
Milton Whited
Nineteenth Street
Don
Cedar Rapids
Jurists Push Iowa Law Making Child Neglect a Crime
Des Moines AP Jurists on a juvenile laws study committee urged making child neglect a criminal offense for parents. The proposal, favored by 40 delegates, would impose fines up to 100 dollars or a 30 day county jail term and seek broader juvenile court powers and state wide probation officer deployment.
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Des Moines
Iowa District Judges Association
Association
Hotel Kirkwood
C. R. Stafford
Muscatine
F. H. Cooney
Carroll
Far East Board To Go to Japan with MacArthur’s approval
The Allied Far Eastern advisory commission, comprising ten Allied governments, will visit Japan soon with Gen. MacArthur's approval. Meeting since its late month establishment, the group said detailed control issues should not be debated in an academic setting, a view echoed by the supreme Allied commander.
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Washington
Far Eastern Advisory Commission
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
Troop Arrivals By The Associated Press
Eighteen thousand eight hundred troops were due at three east coast ports Saturday and 18,000 service personnel were scheduled on the west coast. The list includes General Stewart from Calcutta and many other ships and units arriving at New York Boston Newport News San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Portland New York Boston Newport News San Francisco San Diego Tacoma Seattle Portland and other locations with hundreds of medical detachments transport units and naval ships among the arrivals.
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Associated Press
East Coast
West Coast
New York
General Stewart
Calcutta
Santa Marta
Antwerp
Ferdinand Gagnon
Hawaii
Sea Centaur
Karachi
Henry Middleton
Casablanca
Boston
Hagerstown Victory
Marseilles
36Th General Hospital
Armored Field Art
Batn
William Lane
Harriet Tubman
Newport News
Ord
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Inf
Med
HMS
Tracker
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Ezra Cornell
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John Forbes
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Sandoval
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Osmond
William J. Pattison
Breese
San Francisco
Oxford
Shipley Bay
Wichita
Salt Lake City
Mountrail
Lumen
le Havre
Jarrett M. Huddleston
Southampton
William S. Young
William Cushing
Raymond Stevens
Peter McGuire
John Pillsbury
Exhibitor
William T. Barry
Leghorn
Exchequer
Samuel Adams
Belle Isle
Greenland
Felipe Deneve
Charles McNary
Blue Ridge Victory
Isaac Coles
Nicholas Gilman
Naples
Walter Christianson
Lincoln Steffins
Robert Toombs
C. F. Hughes
Alcoa Puritan
Amos George Throop
Granville S. Hall
Santa Catalina
Roxane
Consolation
Skidmore Victory
Sherburne
Great Falls Victory
Clermont
Gillespie
Caldwell
Frazier
Bancroft
Kalk
Bailey
Joyce
Camp
Hurst
Marchand
Tacoma
President Adams
Nagoya
Herald of the Morning
Yokohama
Seattle
Mazama
Eniwetok
Obregon
Tokyo Bay
Garrison
Attu
Sevier
Portland
Tokyo
Matthew Thornton
Pacific
Death Reported In Chicago Hot Water Heater Explosion
Harry Sento aged 42 a paper cutter died from burns after a Thanksgiving party explosion of a hot water heater. His six year old daughter was fatally scalded in the same incident.
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Chicago
Harry Sento
Hitler Pins Down Poland War Plan in Far Reaches
Fragment from a Nazi trial report quotes Hitler boasting of a quick war against Poland, alliance fantasies with Stalin, plans to depopulate eastern Europe, and brutal tactics to subjugate populations. He rages against Daladier and Chamberlain while promising a “new distribution of the world” with Russia.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Hitler
von Brauchitsch
Poland
Daladier
Edouard Daladier
Chamberlain
Stalin
Cheap Atomic Energy Seen
A multinational group of Russian Danish and Swedish scientists report the discovery of negatively charged protons, negatrons, by Soviet scientist Peter Kapitza using a heavy electro magnetic device atop Armenia's highest mountain. If confirmed, this could enable cheap atomic energy and threaten the uranium driven cost of powerful weapons, reshaping future research and global power.
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Copenhagen
INS
Peter Kapitza
Soviet
Armenia
World Science
Moscow
City Hall Notes Council acts on utility and safety measures
The council sent a request from Iowa Steel and Iron Co to install telephone facilities between 415 and 400 Twelfth Avenue SE to the electrical inspector. It approved posting a bond by the retail bureau and Chamber of Commerce to cover any city damage from Christmas decorations. It granted the Salvation Army permission to place kettles on walks near Woolworth, Newman's, Killian's and McLellan's. Mayor Hahn was authorized to attend the Mayors Conference in New York December 10 to 12 and to stop in Washington en route for rent control discussions.
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Iowa Steel and Iron Company
Twelfth Avenue SE
Retail Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
The
Salvation Army
Woolworth Store
Newman’s
Killian’s
McLellan’s
F. K. Hahn
Conference of Mayors
New York
Washington
Comeanes
OPA pushes fight to curb price of food
OPA intensified price controls after rationing ended as meat butter and fats left the ration list. George Moncharsh warned enforcement would be tougher but OPA would crack down on ceilings. The East, notably New York, faces biggest challenge policing pork and fats amid expected shortages. Meats supply projected adequate for next month. butter fats oils to reach 50 pounds per capita annually in December.
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Washington
OPA
George Moncharsh
Moncharsh
New York
Anderson
Ike Progressing Satisfactorily at Ashford Hospital
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS West Virginia UP The commanding general of Ashford General Hospital reported that General Dwight Eisenhower newly appointed chief of staff is progressing satisfactorily and is not critically ill. He was reported suffering from an acute respiratory infection.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ashford General Hospital
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Deaths Mrs Helen Voelker Cedar Rapids resident dies
Mrs Helen Voelker wife of George Voelker 1524 Washington Ave SE Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 12 25 pm Friday after a long illness Born Oct 2 1892 in Perry Ia married April 7 1931 in Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids Surviving include husband three brothers Louis Dignan Chicago Leo Dignan Des Moines Joseph Dignan Wheaton Ill an aunt Miss Sarah Culkin Cedar Rapids several nieces and nephews Rosary by Msgr John Molloy Knights of Columbus at Brady mortuary 7 30 pm Sunday Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday Burial Mt Calvary
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Helen Voelker
George Voelker
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Perry
Immaculate Conception Church
Louis Dignan
Chicago
Leo Dignan
Des Moines
Joseph Dignan
Wheaton
Sarah Culkin
John Molloy
Knights of Columbus
Brady Mortuary
Mt. Calvary
Death of Cedar Rapids carpenter David U Sturdivan
David U. Sturdivan 67 of 501 0 Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital Saturday at 4 a m after a short illness. Born January 22 1878 in Louisa county he lived in Cedar Rapids 39 years. Survived by widow Florence three children LeRoy Paul and Blanche Schrope seven grandchildren one great grandchild and brother Steven of Greeley Colorado. Services at Beatty chapel Monday at 1 30 p m burial Linwood cemetery friends may call at the chapel.
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David U. Sturdivan
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Louisa County
Florence
LeRoy
Paul
Blanche Schrope
Steven Sturdivan
Greeley
Colo
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Charles Waddington at Cedar Rapids home
Charles Waddington, 87, was found dead at his residence 95 Ninth Avenue SE Saturday morning. Deputy coroner Dr. F W Mulson said death occurred Thursday evening from natural causes. He lived in Cedar Rapids most of his life and is survived by four daughters Mrs E S McManes and Mrs James Turnbull of Cedar Rapids, Mrs R B Eckhart of Marion, Mrs Clark Center of Davenport, a son Paul of Bertram, and several grandchildren. The body lay at Brosh chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Charles Waddington
Ninth Avenue SE
F. W. Mulson
Waddington
Cedar Rapids
E. S. McManes
James Turnbull
R. B. Eckhart
Marion
Clark Center
Davenport
Sobehart and Gates Obituaries for Cedar Rapids Residents
Adolph J Sobehart 55 maintenance worker at the city water works died at his home from heart ailment he was born in Cedar Rapids March 17 1890 survived by his widow Mae Doris a daughter Mrs Robert Lindahl a sister Mrs G Z Andrews and a brother John Sobehart all of Cedar Rapids body at Janeba funeral home funeral arrangements pending John G Gates 57 Cedar Rapids resident for 20 years died in local hospital after a long illness survivors include two brothers and three sisters in Traer body sent to Beatty chapel awaiting funeral arrangements
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Adolph J. Sobehart
Adolph Joseph Sobehart
Avenue NW
City Water Works
Cedar Rapids
Mae Doris
Robert Lindahl
G. Z. Andrews
John Sobehart
Janeba Funeral Home
John G. Gates
Fifth Avenue SE
Traer
Beatty Chapel
G I Fatalities in India Riot Denied
Calcutta reports of rioting clash with army statements as U S troops suffer injuries and conflicting claims surface about a major, three enlisted men killed at the Officers club. An ammunition blast north of Calcutta leaves six soldiers and 52 Indians dead, not linked to the rioting. General Hospital 142 cut off water as unrest spreads to Bombay.
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Calcutta
Bombay
United States Army
United States
United States Army General Hospital
Peter Bremer Pioneer Linn Resident Dies at 75
Peter C. Bremer 75 longtime Linn county resident died Thursday at his Paris Iowa home. He and wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last August. Survived by wife, three sons Owen Peter Jr Glenn in Tulsa and Des Moines, three daughters Lillian Powers Okmulgee and Wilhelmina Powers Des Moines and Carrie Anna Nietert Coggan, 11 grandchildren, siblings and other relatives. Services held Sunday at 2 30 pm at Central City Christian church.
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Central City
Peter C. Bremer
Linn County
Paris
Bremer
Owen
Peter
Glenn Bremer
Tulsa
Okla
Lillian Powers
Okmulgee
Wilhelmina Powers
Des Moines
Pacific War Warnings Before Pearl Harbor Reveal Urgency
In a November 1941 memorandum President Roosevelt faced potential Japanese attacks on the Burma Road Thailand Malaya the Netherlands East Indies the Philippines and the Russian maritime provinces. Welles testified the U S and Britain could not ignore continued aggression while Hull noted a Japanese envoy warned the Pacific was a powder keg awaiting diplomatic agreement or else tragedy would unfold.
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Burma Road
Thailand
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Philippines
Russian Maritime Provinces
Welles
Rep
Murphy
D-Pa
Roosevelt
Churchill
America
Richardson
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
China
Pacific
Hull
Saburo Kurusu
Kurusu
Dr. J. E. Rose Dies Former UI Dental Professor
Dr. Joseph Elon Rose 74, longtime University of Iowa School of Dentistry faculty member, died Wednesday. He graduated from Iowa in 1894, practiced in Vinton, taught orthodontia from 1924, and published a textbook in 1935 before retiring in 1936. Survived by his widow, two daughters, five grandchildren, and two sisters.
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Iowa City
Joseph Elon Rose
University of Iowa School of Dentistry
Rose
Iowa U
Vinton
George H. Coleman
Kenneth Youel
Irvington
Hudson
N.Y
J. S. West
Baker, Ore
William Correll
Los Angeles
MacArthur May Attend Army Navy Grid Tilt
In Philadelphia an AP report notes a hotel suite reservation for Gen. Douglas MacArthur on December 1 sparked talk he might attend the Army Navy football game. Warwick hotel manager Gerald O'Neill confirmed the reservation but did not name the guest and called the trip “indefinite.”
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Philadelphia
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Gerald O'Neill
Warwick
MacArthur
Men and Women In Service Readiness Update
Capt Ralph J Schindler and family visit his parents at 1533 Seventh Ave SE while he endures nervous exhaustion after 15 months in the European theater and 314 years in service. Other service members include Martyn and Marvin Sevening on leave in San Francisco, Lloyd Elgas on 15 day leave, Lumir Zitek discharged after three years, Vernon Holets in the Philippines earning the Bronze Star, and Lt L C Collister soon to work as a chemist for Santa Fe after naval reserve duty.
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Ralph J. Schindler
Joanne
J. C. Schindler
Seventh Avenue SE
Schindler
Virginia Hospital
Fort Story
States
Martyn Sevening
Mary Sevening
Norway
San Francisco
Calif
Ulysses S. Grant
Marvin
Seaman
Lloyd Elgas
Ben Elgas
Tenth Street
William T. Jepson
Japan
Mabel Jepson
E Avenue
Lumir J. Zitek
Pacific
Second Street
Vernon L. Holets
Swisher
Philippines
Okinawa
96Th
Leyte
Edward M. Holets
McKinley
Iowa State College
Ames
L. C. Collister
Lt. Collister
Eva Collister
Emmett
Ninth Street
Collister
Naval Reserve
Strategic Air Forces
Santa Fe Railroad
Somerville
Texas
Fighting Divisions Black Hawks Active In Very Brief Stage
The 86th Infantry Division known as the Black Hawks fought in Europe for 42 days. They crossed the Rhine at Bonn and advanced toward the Danube, aiding the Third Army through Germany and into Austria. They liberated POWs at Eckstatt and ended the war near Perwang.
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Black Hawk
Black Hawks
Europe
86Th
Danube
Ruhr
Black Hawk Doughboys
Rhine
Bonn
Germany
Eckstatt
Ingolstadt
Black Hawk Doughs
Third Army
Austria
Perwang
Ramsey Named To Succeed Spruance In Pacific Fleet
WASHINGTON UP Rear Admiral Dewitt C Ramsey Friday was named deputy commander in chief of the Pacific fleet succeeding Admiral Raymond A Spruance in the leadership post.
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Washington
Dewitt C. Ramsey Friday
Pacific Fleet
Raymond A. Spruance
French Cadets Leave Iowa City Naval School
Twenty seven French air cadets who trained at the navy preflight school in Iowa City departed Friday for New York City to sail for France. The move follows the lend lease agreement terms. Before Iowa City they were stationed at Chapel Hill North Carolina.
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Iowa City
Navy
New York City
France
United States
Chapel Hill
N. C
Jury selection sets 7 women 5 men for Klatt trial
In Fort Dodge Iowa a jury of seven women and five men was chosen to hear the second degree murder trial of Carl Klatt former Eldora training school guard. The panel was picked from 32 prospects with only one rejection.
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Fort Dodge
Eldora
Carl Klatt
Eldora Training School
Paul H. McCord
Mount Pleasant
Ethel McBride
Jack Saeger
Webster County
Mabel Marsh
Carrie Luhman
Dayton
M. J. Crawford
C. E. Swan
Cornelia Meyer
Ben Hanson
Eva Dilges
James Roach
Duncombe
Homer van Osedell
Robert H. Meyer
Mrs J W Ballard Named State Payroll Investigator
Two complaint investigators for board of control institutions H A Johnson of Des Moines and Mrs J W Ballard of Cedar Rapids are paid 175 dollars a month plus traveling expenses. They began work November 1 and are funded from a 5000 dollar contingent fund. Appointed by the board with Gov Blue’s approval they report to the governor board and committee to pursue complaints by relatives and friends of state patients.
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Des Moines
Board of Control Institutions
H. A. Johnson
J. W. Ballard
Cedar Rapids
Robert D. Blue
Case Closed in Ottumwa Police Misconduct Case
Ottumwa Iowa AP report that one officer faced misconduct charges was discharged by the civil service commission. A second officer’s appeal was adjourned to next Thursday to accommodate other litigation. The panel will withhold rulings on all appeals until all cases finish. Higdon, 46, ex inspector, was discharged for allegedly taking money from slot machines at the American Legion home after 24 years on the force.
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Ottumwa
Civil Service Commission
Richard Paul Graebel
John Stark
Carl M. Higdon
American Legion
Higdon
Ottumwn
Iowa State Policemen's Association
Absolute divorce sought in Linn County Iowa case
In Linn County District Court Wilma A Mead sues Frank Mead for an absolute divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment with mental and physical harm. The petition claims a fraudulent quit claim deed of April 1 1942 and seeks to cancel the deed or grant title to property as part of alimony. The plaintiff also seeks removal of any interest by the defendant in property in Iowa and Illinois and resolution of related real estate and alimony issues. The defendant is ordered to appear by December 31 1945. GEO G CLAASSEN attorney for plaintiff.
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Plaaintiff
Hubbard
Greene and
College Addition
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Linn County
Iowa
Illinois
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Linn County District Court
Court House
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Claassen
Plaine Tiff
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