Iowa forecast and county court notes dot Daily Record
Iowa agricultural forecast calls for generally fair weather through Thursday with cloudiness in the southeast, then rising temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday and a turn cooler Thursday. County court items include intoxication sentencing for Dennis Connelly of Prairieburg and multiple traffic fines and public notices, plus several marriages and births announcements, and a lengthy list of local civil cases and police actions.
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Iowa
Iowa Press Photographers Association Forms in Des Moines
Press Photographers Farm State Association led by Del Blumenshine will be the first statewide Iowa group for newspaper photographers. Officers include Clyde Artus as vice president and Robert Hale as secretary treasurer, with a December meeting planned to set membership and activity details.
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del Blumenshine
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa Press Photographers Association
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Iowa
Blumenshine
Clyde Artus
Waterloo Courier
Robert Hale
Associated Press
Vets Advised To Take Pains on Leave Claims
Washington AP reports veterans awaiting terminal leave payments should file complete applications. Army finance officers said about one in eight claims were returned for missing notarization essential data or ignored directions. About 4.3 million claims filed, 600,000 returned and the same number paid.
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Washington
Army Finance
Christmas Seal Sale Opens in Linn County 1947
The fortieth annual Christmas seal sale opened Monday in Linn County under sponsorship of the Linn County Tuberculosis Association with sales continuing on Christmas. Rev. Waldemar Argow is chairman. This year there will be no door to door canvassing but seals have been mailed to 11,000 addresses in the county. A dinner meeting for the association board and guests will be held Tuesday at 6 15 p.m. at the YMCA. A moving picture Routine Admission Chest X Rays in General Hospitals will be shown. The best X ray plan is part of the association's expanded program for 1947.
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Linn County
Linn County Tuberculosis Association
Waldemar Argow
Association
YMCA
Business College Sale Announced in Iowa
The Cedar Rapids Business college at 318% Third Street SE was sold to H H Hunt of Marshalltown and Bruce F Gates of Waterloo. President W C Henning retires. Hunt to supervise Cedar Rapids school. Gates to run Gates Business College in Waterloo. Faculty unchanged. Hunt sons Robert and J W Hunt join staff. Hunt previously ran Central Iowa and Brown Business colleges. The college has operated for 67 years.
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Cedar Rapids Business College
Third Street
H. H. Hunt
Marshalltown
Bruce F. Gates
Waterloo
W. C. Henning
Hunt
Central Iowa Business College
Cedar Rapids
Gates
Gates Business College
Robert
J. W. Hunt
Brown Business Colleges
Davenport
Moline
Rock Island
Studebaker Increases Prices Across Passenger Cars
SOUTH BEND Ind INS An immediate 3 percent price rise on all Studebaker passenger automobiles takes effect. Prices jump from 32 to 64 dollars on models while Champion four door sedan lists 1 275 dollars and Commander four door sedan 1 520 dollars. Trucks not affected.
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South Bend
Ind
Ins
Studebaker
Paul G. Hoffman
F.O.B. South Bend
Morgenthau Dies Father of Treasury Secretary Passes Away
Henry Morgenthau Sr., 90, former ambassador to Turkey from 1913 to 1916, died at his home in New York after a cerebral hemorrhage. native of Mannheim, Germany, he came to the United States in 1865 and was long associated with a New York law firm.
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New York
Henry Morgenthau, Sr
Turkey
di Moncésay
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
the Treasury
Mannheim
Germany
Morgenthau
United States
Iowa Woman Killed When Car Crashes Near Ames
AP reporting from Ames describes the death of Mrs. O S Boyd 62 of Roland Iowa when a car driven by her husband hit the rear of a stopped vehicle five miles north of Ames on highway 69 The Lund car owned by Lewis C Lund Jewell Ia was struck after stopping Lund fled through a cornfield and was arrested later by state police Fred Johnson 29 Story City Ia remained with Lund after the crash and was arrested Monday
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Ames (Ap
O. S. Boyd
Roland
Here
Boyd
Lewis C. Lund
Jewell
Lund
Fred Johnson
Story City
Johnson
Peas Eaten With Knife Reveals Historic Utensil
Cleveland report: Douglass Lyons, Hotel Allerton executive, finds a nineteenth century pea knife in the hotel's silver inventory. European staff identify it as a British pea knife once used by English gentry. Lyons tries it, noting the peas roll up the silver alley like bowling pins.
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Cleveland
Douglass Lyons
Lyons
Allerton
Reds Report New Drive by Chiang on Yenan
Chinese Communist radio says Chiang Kai-shek's forces opened a drive on Yenan the Red capital with small scale attacks from the south.
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Chiang
Nanking
INS
Chinese Communist Radio
Chiang Kai-shek
Yenan
Red Capital
Can't Just Wave A Housing Wand
Washington DC Monday RFC director George Allen told a senate subcommittee that Allen Wyatts housing plan is a magic wand idea. He warned the Lustron loan case could halt production and noted RFC has made 1200 housing material loans since January while offering 60 to 80 percent funding but not 100 percent.
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Washington
INS
George ©. Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wilson Wyatt
Allen
Senate
Wyatt
RFC
Lustron Corporation
Cicero
Lustron
Non-Strikers Defy Demonstration at Allis Farm Plant
Milwaukee AP report says non-striking workers went to the Allis-Chalmers plant as a mass demonstration planned for Monday afternoon saw light turnout for strike sympathizers. Four sound trucks circulated at gates, with CIO leaders seeking employer support to close shop.
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Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers
United Automobile Workers
Ford Company
Murray Body Company
Detroit
CIO
Milwaukee County
Atlantic City
N. J
U S Hits Snag on Japs Reparations Plan
Washington reports an unexpected snag in moving Japanese war reparations, as several nations show cold reception to a U.S. backed directive to Gen. MacArthur. The Far Eastern Commission members stalled, responding only that they would support if all others join.
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Washington
United States
Far Eastern Commission
MacArthur
Russia
Gas firm eyes vast eastward natural gas deliveries
Claude A. Williams, president of Trans continental Gas Pipeline, testified that the company could start delivering 50 million cubic feet daily to the East via the Big and Little Inch pipelines within two weeks. He said output could rise to 180 million in 30 to 45 days and reach 225 million in about 90 days.
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Washington (Ap
Claude A. Williams
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Company, Inc
Little Inch
Williams
House
Communists Trail in Brussels Municipal Election
In Brussels the Catholic Christian Socialist party swept municipal council seats while Communists trailed in fourth as Belgians cast ballots. Only Brussels had reported results at the time.
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Brussels
Christian Socialist Party
Truman Receives 35-Pound Thanksgiving Turkey
Washington reports a 35-pound turkey from Carolina gifted to President Truman at the White House on Thursday. The gift was presented Monday by Senator Olin D. Johnston.
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Truman
Carolina
Washington
Ins
White House
Hall
Olin D. Johnston
Dallas landlords clash with OPA over vacant units
In Dallas amid empty classrooms and apartments, landlords led by Mrs. Frank Morris press to abolish rent controls. About 3 000 housing units are withheld as veterans like Capt. John R. Lowrey defend the policy, while families including Mrs Dan Malcik seek help housing amid scarce options. The dispute centers on wartime price and rent limits and the drive to end OPA.
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Dallas, Texas
Texas City
Frank Morris
Dallas
Germany
OPA
John R. Lowrey
Lowrey
Council Delays Plat Approval for Suburban Cedar Rapids Site
Cedar Rapids city council postponed approval of a preliminary subdivision plat by Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. near Cedar Memorial cemetery in the northeast district. The plan features large 100 by 200 foot lots and a proposed C avenue NE which may be reduced as cemetery officials consider westward expansion and conveyance of 40 feet of land to the city. The council seeks resolution of land conveyance before final approval.
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Cedar Rapids
City Plan Commission
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U. S
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
E. P. Boynton
Plan Commission
C Avenue
Forty-first Street
C. C. Loomis
Carl Linge
Cemetery Association
British Refugee Shift Challenged in Palestine Court
In Jerusalem the Palestine Supreme Court opened habeas corpus proceedings to allow 1,941 of 3,375 Jewish refugees aboard a British blockade runner to land in Haifa. Sir William Fitzgerald ordered authorities to show cause why the refugees should not be admitted, while Britain contests deportation policy and negotiates the ship’s fate under strict security.
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Jerusalem
Great Britain
Palestine
Cyprus
Supreme Court
William Fitzgerald
Palestine Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Israel
Haifa Bay
Haifa
Four Teenagers Hurt In Auto Accident Near Waterloo
Four youths suffered minor cuts and bruises when their car plunged over an embankment on avenue NE near the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad tracks early Sunday. Injured were David Tyler 19 Barbara Crawford 17 Dond 18 and Buell Tyler 18 all receiving first aid at St Luke s hospital. David Tyler said he lost control after striking the shoulder of the road.
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Avenue
Waterloo, Cedar Falls
Northern
St. Luke’s Hospital
David Tyler
L Street
Barbara Crawford
Ninth Street
K Street
Buell Tyler
Drums of Death at McKinley High School Friday Night
A three act mystery comedy titled Drums of Death played in the McKinley High School auditorium Friday under dramatics teacher Mrs Lucile Anthony. Cast members included Beverly Blencoe Lorraine Leksa Shirley Williams Marlene Minor Margaret Haddy John Krumholtz Ernest Lesoren ae Lome Dates ee Pugh.
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Kinley High School
Lucile Anthony
Beverly Blencoe
Lorraine Leksa
Shirley Williams
Marlene Minor
Margaret Haddy
John Krumholtz
Ernest Les Orenc
Ae Lome Dates
Eee Pugh
West Side Churches To Hold Union Services
West side churches join for a union Thanksgiving service led by the Rev. D K Irwin with F O Hillman of John Methodist Church set to preach. The event unites Presbyterian and Methodist congregations in a shared autumn service.
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West Side Churches
Presbyterian
D. K. Irwin
F. O. Hillman
John = “Methodist church
Deaths Frank C. Nissen 71 Cedar Rapids real estate partner
Frank C. Nissen 71 longtime Bedell Nissen Real Estate partner and Cedar Rapids resident for 28 years died in a local hospital at 9 50 a m Sunday after a long illness. He was born in Germany on November 11 1875 and survived by his wife two daughters two sons four sisters two brothers and four grandchildren. Services will be held at Turner chapel Tuesday at 1 30 p m with burial in Cedar Memorial. he belonged to First Lutheran church and several clubs and boards.
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Frank C. Nissen
Second Avenue SE
Bedell-Nissen Real Estate Company
Cedar Rapids
Ockholm
Germany
Katharine M
Paul Engle
Iowa City
Betty Pauline Nissen
Paul Frank
George Peter Nissen
Julia Christiansen
Union Grove
Wis
Engelhurd Christiansen
Nina Jacobson
Asina Carstensen
Gustav A. Nissen
Long Beach
Calif
Emil Peter Nissen
First Lutheran Church
Mount Herman Lodge
Obituary for Carl C. Jacobson Cedar Rapids veteran
Carl C. Jacobson 76 of Cedar Rapids died at his home at 2 a.m. He was born March 19 1870 in Denmark and lived in Cedar Rapids 40 years. A Quaker Oats employee 20 years he retired Sept 1 1938. Survived by wife two daughters Gertrude Eloise and Mrs William Sorensen two sons Carl William John Harold Norman Arthur and six grandchildren. Military veterans groups and Scandia society member. Services at Turner chapel at 3:30 p.m. Burial Linwood Cemetery with graveside honors. Friends may call.
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Carl C. Jacobson
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Denmark
William Sorensen
Gertrude Eloise Jacobson
Carl William
John Harold
Norman Arthur Jacobson
Brandon
Jacobson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scandia Society
Turner Chapel
Paul Luther Miller
Linwood Cemetery
Infant Rebecca Ruark Dies in Local Hospital at Two Months
Rebecca Ann Ruark, 2-month daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Ruark of 1240 B avenue NE, died in a local hospital at 8:45 a.m. Sunday. The body was taken from Turner chapel to Porter Funeral Home in Park Ridge Illinois where services will be held.
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Rebecca Ann Ruark
James B. Ruark
Turner Chapel
Porter Funeral Home
Park Ridge
Ill
Smoker Baby Adoption Refused in Omaha Case
County Judge Robert Troyer refused the adoption petition by Mr. and Mrs. Don ad Caffrey for Sandra Lee known as the smoker 7. The child, aged 2, was nicknamed by her mother in Utica New York after being placed with the Caffreys on a crowded train. Neighbors had complained of neglect prompting removal from the couple.
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Omaha
INS
Robert Troyer
Donad Caffrey
Sandra Lee
Dorothy Johnson
Utica
N. Y
Caffrey
Survivors of ship collision sighted off Florida coast
The coast guard reported 16 survivors from a nighttime collision between two small vessels off Florida. A coast guard search plane spotted the men, lifted them into Miami, and officials believed the rescue count was complete though some crew may remain aboard the ships.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Florida
Many Vets Lose Eligibility for Jobless Payment
Washington AP reports the Veterans Administration says 15 percent of veterans who filed unemployment claims a year ago are no longer eligible. About 50,471 exhausted their time on the rolls. By Sept 30 roughly half of World War II veterans had filed for readjustment allowances, with most receiving payments. West Virginia shows 65.3 percent on rolls, Wyoming 20.8 percent, and Iowa lies in the 30s to 40s.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
West Virginia
Wyoming
Iowa
Aussie Girls Told To Forget Yanks
Sydney AP report quotes Col Roy L Schuyler urging Australian women to move on from memories of American servicemen as the US base near Sydney ends in November. Welfare workers say many women prefer foreigners and cling to the belief the US Navy and Army will return, while some favor British and Canadian airmen stationed in Albany Georgia.
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Sydney
Roy L. Schuyler
Syd- Sun
Indeaaten
Albany
United States
Loot Traced to Collins in Million-Dollar Swindle
Brooklyn prosecutor Joseph Hoey said $147,500 of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company theft was traced to Jimmy Collins, linking him to west coast angles of the embezzlement. The sum included $30,000 invested in a Hollywood restaurant last summer as Collins, a New York and Hollywood night club figure, faced connections to Frank E. Chester who owned the Darbob restaurant in Hollywood.
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New York
LLP
Joseph Hoey
Brooklyn
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Jimmy Collins
Hoey
Collins
Hollywood
Frank E. Chester
Film Colony
City Briefs and Local Notices
Joseph Buresh of 1717 Second Street SW is a Mercy Hospital patient after a major operation Saturday. An advertisement urges insuring home, goods, and auto with McKinney Fire Insurance Agency at 2-1812. The Chamber civic bureau will not meet Thursday. next meeting is December.
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Joseph Buresh
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
McKinney Fire Insurance Agency
Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau
Army enlistees sent to Fort Crook for induction
Army enlistees are now being directed to Fort Crook in Nebraska for examination and induction. The Cedar Rapids recruiting station announced the change on Monday, replacing prior dispatches to Chicago and earlier to Fort Snelling in Minnesota.
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Fort Crook
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Fort Snelling
Minn
Braniff Names Paul D Niles Traffic Manager
Paul D Niles a 1935 Coe College graduate and Minneapolis native has been named general traffic manager of Braniff International Airways domestic division He will oversee traffic on the airline s 3749 miles of domestic routes and will be based in Minneapolis
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Paul D. Niles
Coe College
Braniff International Airways
Niles
Minneapolis
Kenneth Feckley Fined For Reckless Driving
Kenneth F Feckley of 2430 E avenue NW was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving and 5 dollars and costs for failing to stop at a traffic signal. Patrolmen Navratil and Moran clocked him at 53 miles per hour from Twelfth to Eighteenth streets on E avenue NW after arresting him Saturday.
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Kennett F. Feckley
E Avenue
John J. Fattig
M Avenue
Jess W. Martin
Emerald Drive
J. F. Young
Mt. Vernon
George A. Chambers
N Street
John Crissinger
Eleventh Street
Lee Myers
Marion
Robert Dvorak
Twenty-third Street
Edward W. Bales
Thirty-third Street
Kenneth E. Feckley
E Avenue NW
Charles Dixson
Allison Hotel
Dorothy Howarth
Fourth Avenue
Kenneth F. Feckley
Jerry Navratil
Laverne Moran
Cedar Rapids Jury Picked In Cisler Civil Suit Against City
Six Cedar Rapids residents join a jury Monday morning to hear Frances DeLores Cisler's suit against Cedar Rapids over an ankle injury from a December 27, 1944 fall on ice at First Avenue and Fifteenth Street. Judge Floyd Eghwon delayed the panel until 9 am. The jurors include Valliere, Gregory, Weiland, Huff, Potter, McCoy, Starry, Kindig, Schmidkle, Schrimper, Havorka, Dripps, and others from Marion Putnam Monroe and Mt. Vernon areas.
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Cedar Rapids
Frances DeLores Cisler
Eighth Avenue
City of
Cedar
Fifth Avenue
Jane Weiland
Wellington Street
William A. Huff
Tenth Avenue
Dolph R. Potter
Twelfth Street
Dale V. McCoy
D Avenue
E. A. Starry
Josephine Kindig
Marion
R. B. Schmidkle
Howard Schrimper
Monroe Township
Blanche Havorka
Putnam Township
George Dripps
Mt. Vernon
Jail Sentence Revoked for R. Clawson in 1944 Case
Raymond Clawson aged 38 with unknown address received a mittimus in Linn county jail. He will serve 223 days from a sentence dated January 15 1944 revoked after drunkenness in a Cedar Rapids tavern. He pled guilty to larceny from a building and faced a $1 fine and six months of a one year jail term. He was released to U S Army authorities on June 8 1944.
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Mittimus
Linn County
Raymond Clawson
Cedar Rapids
Clawson
U.S. Army
Man Arrested After Alleged Assault on Stepson
Harry Swalley aged 51 of 811 Division Street SE was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff P J Whittemore on a charge of assault and battery. Swalley was jailed after his stepson Bruce Fredrickson accused him of the attack in front of Justice H R Chriscourt.
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Harry Swalley
Division Street
P. J. Whittemore
H. R. Chriscourt
Swalley
Bruce Fredrickson
Sale of License Plates for Cars Starts December 2
The 1947 license plates go on sale December 2 with two plates per vehicle no stickers required ending wartime compromises. Linn county Treasurer Frank Bates said sales run through January and penalties begin February 1 at a 5 percent monthly rate with a $1 minimum. Only Bates’ office at the courthouse processes sales, 8 to 5 weekdays and Saturday mornings. The county holds 25,200 passenger plates, 4,000 full year commercial sets, 450 half-year commercial sets, 950 farm trailer sets and 157 motorcycle scooter sets.
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Linn County
Frank Bates
Three Burglary Suspects Grilled at Davenport
Davenport AP report states three men, former convicts, were questioned after being taken into custody in DuBuque Sunday in a slot machine theft spree at two taverns near Davenport Westport. Sheriff Bease said the suspects, held without charges, also faced inquiries into two safes stolen locally, one from Geifman Food Market with 4537 dollars and another from a Bettendorf tavern with 1000 dollars.
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Davenport
Dubuque
Walter Bease
Davenport Westworth
Bease
Geifman Food Market
Bettendorf
Supreme Court Denies Review of Georgia Unit Voting System
The Supreme Court refused for the second time to review Georgia's unit voting system that elected Henry Eugene as governor. The decision preserves the system used to determine the gubernatorial result amid ongoing disputes over its legality and impact on voting rights.
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Washington
LLP
Supreme Court
Georgia
Eugene
South Side Club Seeks Rezoning of Sixteenth Ave Area
South Side Club petitions city for rezoning of Sixteenth avenue north to Fourteenth avenue from C commercial to D light industrial. It also seeks extension of the D light industrial zone “any distance the plan commission sees fit.” Prochaska notes limited D light industrial spaces since zoning began. The council referred the petition to the city plan commission.
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Sixteenth Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Indus
Plan Commission
Wuerttemberg Baden approves first postwar constitution
In Wuerttemberg Baden, voters in the U S occupation zone back the first democratic constitution in 13 years by about seven to one. Nearly 720 thousand favor it, with 93 thousand opposing and 214 thousand abstaining. The new 100-seat legislature likely to lean conservative and right as CSU leads with 443,504 votes to SDU’s 341,651. DP 195,893. Communists 102,417.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Wuerttemberg- Baden
United States Occupation Zone
Adolf Hitler
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Christian Social Union
Social Democratic Union
Democratic People’s Party
Lounging and Loafing Count Brings $50 Fine
Anthony Jackson of 1403 Tenth Street SE was fined 50 dollars and costs in police court Monday for lounging and loafing after being found by Patrolman John Hlavacek loitering near the union depot at about 4 am Sunday. Capt. Howard Walsh noted Jackson’s habit of joining conversations. Bruce Swalley of 811 Division Street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after a Sunday incident at his home, arrested by Patrolmen Navratil and Moran around 12:50 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Jackson
Tenth Street SE
Bruce Swalley
Division Street
Elmer Briles
Mt. Vernon Avenue
John Hlavacek
Jackson
Union Depot
Howard Walsh
Tony
Division Street SE
Jerry Navratil
Laverne Moran
French and Annamese Clash in Haiphong Battle
Paris dispatch says French and Annamese troops fought a sharp battle at Haiphong Indo China after Annamese forces ignored a withdrawal ultimatum. Fighting continues as France seeks to reassert control following Japan’s defeat and aims to restore former colonial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
France Presse
Haiphong
Indo-China
Japan
City Hall Notes Record Cigarette Permit Transfers
City officials logged permit actions at 201 Avenue NW with Richard Lake and Eldon D. Sentees receiving cigarette permit approvals for the same address, detailing local licensing activity and ownership changes.
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Richard Lake
F Avenue NW
Eldon D
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Angeles
Justice Court
Dennis Connelly
Prairieburg
H. R. Churchill
Wilbur W. Smyth
Elizabeth B. Smyth
Glenn McNeal
Marilyn McNeal
Johnson Avenue NW
Ray Engelhadt
Company No. 2
Police Theft Report
Robert Wolf
B Avenue
Emmet Hopkins
Junior L. Hutchcroft
Circle Drive
Everett Wells
William Kulas
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s
Erwin Koehn
Atkins
Press
Farm State Association
Business College Sale
Ames
John Bturner & Son
Second Ave.s.e
Allen Tesle Wyatt
Allis Farm
U.S
Gold Star
Cpl
Dan Malcik
Corregidor and Bataan
Malcik
Council
McKinley High School
Smoker
Ft. Cook
Kenneth Feckley
Flowerphone
Lapes Florist
Thirl Avenue
R. Clawson
Tom McCauley
Persona! Finance Co
Persona
South Side Club
City Hall
Issans
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