November 26 1945 Daily Record weather and notices
The Daily Record reports forecast for November 26 1945 with high temperatures near 39 to 44 and lows around 29 to 34 across regions. It lists precipitation totals, wind directions at the municipal airport, and expected rain or snow through Monday. The page also records divorce petitions, multiple fines for traffic and public order offenses, and birth notices from local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
Municipal
Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Obituary notices from Iowa communities
Death notices for several individuals from towns including Manchester Greeley Marengo Hazleton Postville Mt. Vernon and Watkins list ages and recent death days with service details and burial plans where given. Names include Mrs. Sarah Ann Ridenour Dr E N Brown Mary E Nelson John Beehm Henry Koenig Alfred G Walton and Sam Steffenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Sarah Ann Ridenour
Greeley
Greeley Methodist Church
Marengo
E. N. Brown
Hazleton
Mary E. Nelson
Delavan
Wis
John Beehm
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Postville
Henry Koenig
Castalia
Zion Lutheran Church
Mt. Vernon
Alfred G. Walton
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Watkins
Sam Steffenson
Belle Plaine
Deaths Mrs Bernhard Dubbert Fayette
Services for Mrs Bernhard Dubbert of Fayette who died Wednesday will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Fayette Methodist church A 1 p.m. prayer service precedes at Bellas funeral home Dubbert a former Cedar Rapids resident and past department president of the American Legion auxiliary
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Bernhard Dubbert
Fayette
Fayette Methodist Church
Bellas
Dubbert
Cedar Rapids
American Legion Auxiliary
Death of Thomas Ray Russell in Cedar Rapids
Thomas Ray Russell 53 of Cherokee Kansas died at 7 15 am Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital while visiting his sister Mrs James Suffin 1216 First Street NW He served in the U S Army in World War I Surviving are his mother Mrs Della Russell of Cherokee and three sisters Mrs Suffin of Cedar Rapids Mrs Selma Johnson of El Dorado Springs Missouri and Mrs Albert Merry of Stratford Texas The body will be taken from the Barta Hesser chapel to Cherokee for services and burial
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Thomas Ray Russell
Cherokee
Kan
James Suffin
First Street
Cedar Rapids
Della Russell
Suffin
Selma Johnson
el Dorado Springs
Albert Merry
Stratford
Texas
Barta-Hesser Chapel
Mrs Reuben Rolfe 59 of Oelwein dies in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Reuben Rolfe age 59 of Oelwein died at 8 50 am Friday at her daughter’s home 1208 Avenue NW Cedar Rapids Born at Grand River she had moved to Cedar Rapids nine weeks ago She leaves her husband two sons Merwin Guttenberg Gerald Cedar Rapids two daughters and four siblings Funeral plans list transfer to Lamont facilities with services at First Baptist church Lamont and burial in Lamont cemetery
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Reuben Rolfe
Oelwein
Peter Erickson
Avenue NW
Grand River
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Merwin
Guttenberg
Gerald
Helen Josifek
Clarence
Lloyd Binning
Greeley
Ralph
Roy
Sumner
Edna Whitehead
Grace Kenoeke
Mable Melka
Waterloo
John Keck
Colesburg
Barta- Hesser
S. C. Kreussell
Lamont
Richard Burlingham Dies After Long Illness
Richard Burlingham 33 of 829 First Avenue SE died in an Iowa City hospital Friday morning after a long illness. Born December 29, 1914 he was the son of the late Mr and Mrs George Burlingham of Anamosa and had lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years. Survived by four brothers Earl James Harry Dillard Sires and five sisters Iva Wenke Myrtle Everts Violet Gallagher Nellie Peterson Leota Herman. Funeral services 9 a.m. Monday at Immaculate Conception Church with Msgr John M Molloy. Burial Linwood cemetery Teahen chapel rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday. friends may call Saturday afternoon.
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Richard Burlingham
First Avenue SE
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Iowa City
George Burlingham
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Earl
James
Harry
Goodland
Ind
Dillard Sires
Newport
Ore
Iva Wenke
Toledo
Myrtle Everts
Portland
Violet Gallagher
Nellie Peterson
Leota Herman
International Association of Machinists
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
Linwood Cemetery
Molloy
Teahen Chapel
Letter to Santa Sparks Local Wish List
A child’s note addressed to Santa Claus appeared in The Gazette on Friday. The letter asks for a bike a Lionel train a portable radio and a doll buggy and play house for Maureen. The letter is being forwarded so Santa will see it.
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Santa Claus
the Gazette
Santa
Lionel
Maureen
Zlin Renamed Gottwald January First
Prague AP reports the shoe city of Zlin will be renamed Gottwald on January 1 to honor Czechoslovakia's Communist president. The move reflects the political era and aims to honor the leader with the city name change.
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Prague
Zlin
Gottwald
Hancher Urges Big Boost in Iowa University Aid
President Virgil M. Hancher urged Gov. Blue and Gov.-elect Beardsley to authorize a more than doubling of University of Iowa funding for the next biennium to meet rising enrollment and demand for specialized training. He noted enrollment will double since 1940, faculty salaries taxed without offset, and competing demands from Big Nine peers and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancher
Rolfe
Des Moines
Beardsley
Blue
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Iowa
Visitors Called Home By Death of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Leo Vondracek of Phoenix and Aziz visited Cedar Rapids for 39 years before being called home Friday after their daughter Genev a 19 died in an auto accident en route to Thanksgiving. Genev a attended a college in Pasadena California. Cedar Rapids relatives include John Antone and Frank Ventracek uncles and Mrs Alex Dvorak aunt. Mr Vondracek left Cedar Rapids 44 years ago with his father Jerry Vondracek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Vondracek
Phoenix
Aziz
Cedar Rapids
Geneva
Pasadena
Calif
Vondracek
Bernard Smrcek
Third Street
Cedaro
John
Antone
Frank Ventracek
Alex Dvorak
Jerry Vondracek
Man Held on Charge of Disorderly Conduct
Police detained Melvin Wertz 28 of 115 Thirtieth Street Drive SE on a disorderly conduct charge after arrest by Patrolmen LaVerne Moran and Leland Nelson. He allegedly used obscene language by telephone and admitted making improper suggestions to a Pine Inn waitress. Officers set up a staged date and nabbed him when he called to keep it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Wertz
Thirtieth Street
LaVerne Moran
Leland Nelson
Wertz
Pine Inn
Firm Boosts Price of Sheet Steel Ten Dollars a Ton
Granite City Steel Company announces a ten dollar per ton rise in cold rolled sheet steel. Vice-president Nathaniel Randolph says the bump will barely affect finished goods like stoves refrigerators and auto bodies. The price climbs from 4.20 to 4.70 per hundred pounds, the second rise this year due to higher raw material costs.
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Granite City, Ill
Granite City Steel Company
Nathaniel Randolph
Randolph
Congress Likely To Drop Some Contempt Cases
Washington AP report says Congress probably will drop about 60 contempt actions against witnesses who refused to say if they were or ever were Communists. Three reasons given include Justice Department guidance to pause, lack of time for House committees to act, and doubts actions could carry over after the new Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Justice Department
House
Curbstone
Labor Committee
New York
Department
Two Hour Parking Ordered on Kenwood Streets
Cedar Rapids city council ordered two hour parking on parts of Thirty-second Street NE from C to First Avenues and on First Avenue E between Thirty-second and Thirty-third Streets. Petitions totaling 32 signatures prompted the action to curb prolonged employee parking and improve safety. no parking signs in a driveway were denied.
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Kenwood
Cedar Rapids
Thirty-second Street
First Avenues
First Avenue
Thirty-second
Thirty-third Streets
L. W. Remington
Argentine Chief Hits U.S. Stand
Argentina’s Economic Chief Miguel Miranda denounced U S trade practices while reacting to President Truman’s invitation to join the U N Food and Agriculture Organization. He questioned why wheat prices should be lowered alone and urged coal and steel talks as well.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Miguel Miranda
Truman
Argentina
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
United States
Miranda
U. S
Three Men Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Three men pled guilty to disturbing the peace of their families and were fined 25 dollars and costs each in police court. Donald Stablefield 33 of 636 Fifteenth Avenue SE Owen Thomas 56 of 1014 Ninth Street SW and Harold Wilson 38 of 1015 Tenth Street SW faced charges. Stablefield and Owen were arrested Thursday afternoon and Wilson Wednesday evening. In each case the wife signed the information against her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disturbing the
Donald Stablefield
Fifteenth Avenue
Owen Thomas
Ninth Street
Harold Wilson
Tenth Street
Stablefield
Owen
Wilson
No New Developments In Ames Murder Case
A coroner's jury ruled Henry W. Chavis 55, a canning company executive, died of gunshot wounds by an unknown shooter. Chavis was found outside his farm home near Ames on November 8. The jury reconvened after a brief recess. state agent T A Thompson claimed there have been no developments in the case.
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Ames (Ap
Henry W. Chavis
Canning Company
Chavis
Here
T. A. Thompson
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Greek Troops Break Rebel Threat Beside Kozane Roads
Greek government commandos in snow attacked rebels near Kozane in Western Macedonia. The communique says 81 guerrillas were killed over two nights of fighting while Greek forces suffered 25 dead and 40 wounded. The engagement occurred about 25 miles from Kozane.
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Athens
Kozane
Macedonia
Trio Fined 125 for 25 Parking Violations
DES MOINES unit: Joe Gillespie, George Gillespie, and their sister Mrs. Robert Bagg were fined a total of 125 dollars for 25 parking violations, Judge Ralph D. Moore said. Warrants were issued on all but two tickets before court appearance, so fines were set at 5 dollars per violation instead of 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joe and
George Gillespie
Robert Bagg
Ralph D. Moore
Moore
Livestock Dealer Pleads Guilty in Tax Return Case
Henry A. Kraftmeyer of Bettendorf pleaded guilty in Des Moines federal court to failing to file an income tax return for 1945. The government alleged income of 42733 with no return. Kraftmeyer’s attorney claimed 1945 net income was 16620 with tax due 5490. Sentencing postponed to December 11 to allow settlement with the IRS.
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Des Moines
Henry A.kraftmeyer
Bettendorf
Kraftmeyer
Charles A. Dewey
U. S. Internal Revenue Office
Cloud I. Level
McCarthy
Strangers Beat Unovis Official in Toledo Restaurant
Frank Welling 41, vice president and comptroller of Univis Lens Co. Dayton, was left in critical condition after two unidentified men assaulted him in a Toledo lunchroom. He suffered a broken nose and possible skull fracture. Welling traveled from Dayton to visit his parents for Thanksgiving. The attackers fled and his memory of the incident is unclear.
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Toledo
Frank Welling
Univis Lens Company
Dayton
Welling
Univis
CIO United Electrical Workers
National Guard
City Briefs and Community Notices
The Cedar Rapids Coin Club will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in YMCA clubrooms. Polk School PTA Bake Sale at Newman’s Basement. The Shueyville Church Service led by Rev. Lyle K. Anderson at 9:30 a.m. with church school at 10:30 a.m. L. C. Apple, injured in a Pittsburgh fall, convalesces at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids and may receive visitors.
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C. R. Coin Club
Cedar Rapids
Coin Club
Y.M.C.A
Shueyville
Lyle K. Anderson
Apple
L. C
B Avenue
Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Cliveden Burglarized in Maidenhead Heist
Burglars broke into Cliveden, the home of American-born Lady Astor, in Maidenhead on Thursday and stole 14 pairs of nylons an ivory clock and a portable radio.
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Cliveden
Maidenhead
Eng
Lady Astor
Panel Selects Judges For Outstanding Young Men 1948
The panel of judges includes Dwight D. Eisenhower Harold E Stassen Drew Pearson Henry Kaiser and others for the 1948 Outstanding Young Men contest. Nomination blanks are available from the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce in Tulsa with a December 7 deadline. Past winners include Stassen Joe Louis and Henry Ford Jr.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Drew Pearson
Henry J. Kaiser
James B. Killian, Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
James B. Carey
CIO
Charles William Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Preston Bradley
The
Peoples Church of Chicago
Earl Owen Shreve
United States Chamber of Commerce
R. R. Monroe
Acf-Brill Motors Company
John A. Hannah
Michigan State College
H. A. Morgan
William Saroyan
Paul D. Bagwell
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Future
United States
J.C.C
Akdar
Tulsa
Oklo
Stassen
Joe Louis
Henry Ford, Jr
Secrecy on Jap Executions Prompt Press Appeal
The United Press said it would appeal to Gen. MacArthur over the army plan to secretly hang Hideki Tojo and six other war criminals. Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker, in charge of the executions, rejected UP’s request for the American press to report them, saying he did not know MacArthur’s thinking but supported secrecy. The UP cable urged that relatives of U.S. soldiers deserve contextual reporting from reporters who covered the war.
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New York
United Press
MacArthur
Army
Hideki Tojo
Walton H. Walker
United States Eighth Army
Gen. MacArthur
Walker
G.i.’S
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Suit Seeks Voiding of Deed Inheritance Claim
Mary Weininger files suit against son Vernon W. Weininger alleging fraud and misrepresentation in a deed. She says her husband died intestate March 25, 1938, her son became administrator, she was guided to sign a document April 3, 1939 and learned it conveyed her 79 acre home stead in Spring Grove township rather than administrative paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weininger
Vernon W. Weininger
Weininger
Spring Grove Township
Mrs Elizabeth Wilkins Injured in Auto Accident
Mrs Elizabeth Wilkins 85 of 2398 Blake Boulevard SE sustained chest injuries and a cut chin when her car collided with another at Second Avenue and Crescent Street SE. She was hospitalized at St Luke's in fair condition. The crash involved Hazel Brown of 2398 Blake Boulevard SE who faced a charge of failing to have her car under control. The other driver was W D Barnhizer of 1975 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wilkins
Blake Boulevard SE
Second Avenue
Crescent Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wilkins
Hazel Brown
Blake Boulevard
John Zalumski Struck by Car in SE Neighborhood
John Zalumski aged 55 of 213 Twelfth Avenue SE suffered minor cuts and bruises after being struck by a car on Twelfth Avenue SE between Second and Third Streets shortly after 9 p m He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released The driver was Joe Drahos of 624 Twenty second Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zalumski
Twelfth Avenue SE
Second
Third Streets
Mercy Hospital
Joe Drahos
Twenty-second Avenue
Tydings Seeks 15 Billion Defense Budget Cap for Next Year
Senator Tydings announces plans for a defense spending ceiling of 15 billion dollars for the coming year. He vows reductions where not fully justified and aims to keep expenditures near or below current levels while reassessing draft and unification issues. He also expects briefing by Marshall and Forrestal and reintroducing air force strength measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Armed Services
Congress
America
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Committee
Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Maryland
Armed Services Group
House
Senate
Air Force
Navy
Mother Claims Her FiveYearOld Twins Were Stolen
Davenport mother of five year old twin girls sought guidance from Scott County Attorney Clark O Filseth after alleging her parents P E Cramer of Heming way South Carolina removed the children from Iowa. Police investigated a telegram from Moline claiming the girls Sandra and Sheila were being taken to Florida and involves custody disputes from a five year old uncontested divorce decree. The county attorney explained criminal action would require an affidavit showing a criminal code violation rather than custody relief.
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Davenport
Robert Helder
Scott County
Clark O. Filseth
P. E. Cramer
Hemingway
S. C
Helder
Moline
Sandra
Sheila
Florida
Ken
Woman 101 Undergoes Appendicitis Operation in Illinois
Mrs. Anna Ruby, age 101, underwent an appendicitis operation Wednesday night in Springfield Illinois. She recalled first hospital care in 1947 the day after her 100th birthday. She was brought from nearby Virginia Ill where she had fallen and broken a collar bone the day after turning 100. Her condition was reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Anna Ruby
Ruby
Virginia
House prowling and two breakins reported to police
Police investigated a house prowling and two breakins totaling 36 dollars. Charles Johnson reported a prowler after 1 a.m. and $15 missing from pants. Arnold Barta reported a breakin at 7:45 a.m. with $21 taken from a cash register at his garage. An office in a parking lot was also broken into. nothing reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Fourteenth Street
Arnold Barta
Barta
Second Street
Second Avenue SE
Colson
Deprived by Court Of Children He Plunges to Death
Charles Norman Hain a 24 year old truck driver who married a 17 year old girl in 1942 and faced bigamy charges after two more marriages and five children leapt from a Bath magistrates court window after learning two of his children were to be adopted. He died after plunging 50 feet to the pavement below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
England
Charles Norman Hain
Charles
Hey
France To Accept Hand in Ruhr Rule
Paris says France will take part quickly in supervising Ruhr industries by accepting Secretary Marshall's offer for an immediate voice in control. The government spokesman calls the step a move in the right direction though France's zone has not joined the British American zonal union. France gains the right to regulate German management in the Ruhr before the peace treaty is formalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Marshall
Ruhr
Germany
Genii Home Permanent at May Drug Co Cedar Rapids
Career girl says Genii Home Permanent keeps hair immaculate in less time and with many noting her pretty hair. Genii Wave Kit with Tempering priced at 1.98 complete, Refill 98c, End Cur Kit 79c. Ask for Genii at May Drug Co 215 2nd St SE Cedar Rapids. Prices plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drug Co
2Nd St. SE
Cedar Rapids
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Shellsburg
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Wenng Road
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Carlos Humphrey
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Dubbert Services
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E. J. Maloney
Jewelr
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SUI
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Ames
Joan B. Turder
S.E
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Gwen Manning
Ambassadors Quartet
Wheaton College
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