Births Reported From St Luke's Hospital Novembers
A daughter was born to St Luke's and Mr and Mrs John Rauscher at 1120 J Avenue NW on November 26. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Winsor and Mr Ver non on November 26. A daughter Judith Jo was born to Mr and Mrs John J Kuba of 801 O Avenue NW on November 25. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Irving Martin of 1207 N Street SW on November 26 at St Luke's Hospital, changing an earlier announced daughter.
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St. Luke's
John Rauscher
J Avenue NW
Robert Winsor
Vernon
John J. Kuba
O Avenue NW
Judith Jo
Irving Martin
N Street SW
St. Luke's Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued to Drakos and Soko
Jennie A. Drakos of Cedar Rapids and John F. Soko of Chicago obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie A. Drakos
Cedar Rapids
John F. Soko
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Welcomes Light Snow and Local Injuries
A light snowfall gave Cedar Rapids a wintry look with the day’s low at 23. Mrs. F. E. Allen fractured her left arm after slipping on a rug at home. Carman Black, son of Mr and Mrs R W Black, Cedar Rapids, is a senior at Iowa State College in the Beta Pi honorary engineering fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Allen
Carman Black
R. W. Black
Iowa State College
Beta Pi
Edna Houser Returns to Radcliffe High School Duties
Miss Edna Houser has returned to teaching duties at the Radcliffe high school after spending Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Amos Houser. Charles E Byrnes former city treasurer has been named receiver for Consumers Mercantile Corp by Federal Judge Reed. T Reed postal workers met at Rapid Sto me council with George Beatty elected chair and Fred Cruikshank as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Houser
Amos Houser
Radcliffe
Charles E. Byrnes
Consumers Mercantile Corporation
Art booklet order reaches Glasgow director
The Hutch grammar school director in Glasgow Scotland ordered a booklet called Art in Common from the local art department. Snow fell nearly two inches today as A J Smith worked on a contract for erecting a new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutch Grammar School
Glasgow
Scotland
A.J. Smith
Labor Leaders Push Labor Fight Over Strike Bans to F D R
In Washington AFL leaders urge voluntary defense production safeguards and oppose compulsory anti union measures. CIO head Philip Murray and CIO Secretary James B Carey press for a national labor conference and voluntary settlement of disputes to avoid forced arbitration and plant seizures.
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Washington
AFL Legisla
Sone Afl
Philip Murray
CIO
National Conference of Representatives of
Labor
Congress
James B. Carey
House Labor Committee
End Serious Plane Strike At St Louis Ends
The AFL machinists back to work with 8,600 members across 400 St Louis area plants, ending a three day walkout as army navy mediation prompts settlement talks. Curtiss-Wright plant production resumes on trainer and transport planes. Welders face a separate Pacific coast strike threat as AFL jurisdiction disputes persist.
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Pacific Coast
AFL
Shasta
OPM
Deaths Roy McManus dies after fall at work
Funeral services for Roy McManus world war veteran will be held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Friday with burial in Linwood cemetery. Hanford post American Legion to conduct military rites at the grave. Coroner says death due to ruptured spleen from a Tuesday fall at Miller apartments. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McManus
A Avenue NW
Miller Apartments
Turner Chapel
Cha
Dwight Mboltz
Linwood Cemetery
Hanford Post
American Legion
R. E. Munden
McManus
Third Arrest After Car Sideswipe In Southeast Street
Boyd Clarahan, 29, of 1024 Second Avenue SE, arrested for the third time after a driver pursuit. Police say he sideswiped a vehicle on Second Street SE, failed to stop, and was later caught near A Avenue viaduct. He was booked for leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving after being found drinking but not intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Clarahan
Second Avenue SE
Harry Katz
Plaza Hotel
Katz
Clarahan
Second Street SE
Second
Third Avenues
Katz Aleges
A Avenue
Eleventh Street
First Avenue
Jesse Clift
Clift
Dorothy Greer Recovers From Tonsillectomy
City brief notes Dorothy Greer daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Greer 1518 First Avenue E recovering from a recent tonsillectomy. A Norden Ladies meeting set Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Carl Ahlgren 806 Tenth Street SW. A bingo party begins 8 PM and American Legion members asked to meet at 1 45 PM to attend funeral services for Roy McManus World War II veteran who died Wednesday.
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Dorothy Greer
H. R. Greer
First Avenue E
Ladies of
Norden
Carl Ahlgren
Tenth Street
Turner Anal
Roy McManus
Charles Burtanek Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Charles Burtanek, who died Tuesday at his home 1807 E street SW, will be held Friday at 4 p.m. in Chapel Memories at Cedar Memorial conducted by Rev. D. Wells and Crescent Masonic lodge. Burial follows in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Pallbearers include Frank Pirk, Dr W F pson, Dudley Wood, James Svatosh, John Mikulecky, John Vesper and Jay Jun. Friends may call at the funeral home until 1 p.m. Friday. All Masons to meet Crescent lodge at 3:30 p.m. Friday to attend the services in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burtanek
E Street
Cedar Memorial
D. Wells
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Frank Pirk
W. F.pson
Dudley Wood
James Svatosh
John Mikulecky
John Vesper
Jay Jun
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Milo Webb Returns to Camp Claiborne After Furlough
Corp Milo Webb returned to Camp Claiborne Louisiana after a 15 day furlough spent with his mother Mrs Jennie Webb at 503 C avenue NE. He serves in Company C 133rd Infantry.
Theft of two white-faced Herefords reported
Two white-faced Hereford steers weighing between 600 and 750 pounds each were stolen late Wednesday. The animals had short, stubbed horns and were associated with F. S. Mitralsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Mitralsky
Nazi fines imposed in Paris after sabotage wave
Nazi authorities in Paris imposed fines on German property owners after a series of explosions damaged equipment. A four day curfew was ordered in affected districts amid saboteur activity near Abbeville and Noyon. In Paris a blast at a Montparnasse restaurant injured no one. 17 Germans were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICHY
Paris
Abbeville
Noy
Montparnasse
Iowa Farm Wives Question Poultry Price Peg Policy
Senator Gillette demands Agriculture Department explain why the 15 cent per pound poultry price pledge from April 3 failed to act. Iowa farmers report the market now ranges 9 to 11 cents a pound, contradicting the promised guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Sen. Gillette
Pers
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Ces Gillette
Time promises full report on Cerda story fallout
Time chairman Luce said a complete report will be published later by Time on the Chilean president Pedro Aguirre Cerda article. He noted international politics influenced Roosevelt’s denunciation but defended Time’s reporting as accurate and fair.
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Pres
Cerda
New York
INS
Luce
Time, Inc
Time Magazine
Eeee
Pedro Aguirre Cerda
Secure Teggac- Luce
Time
Heath
Chile
Roosevelt
Passengers Hurt In Two Cars Collision at City Intersection
At 4 35 p m Wednesday two cars collided at the Third avenue and Sixth street SW intersection. Minor injuries were reported to Judith Lattner Jr riding with Bedford Lattner and to Mrs John Kelley. Lattner was northbound on Sixth street while Kelley traveled west on Third avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Judith Lattner, Jr
Bedford Lattner
Fourth Avenue
John Kelley
Kelley
Italians Plan Release of American Prisoners in Libya
Italian authorities said plans are under consideration to release Americans held as prisoners in Libya. Names of the prisoners were not released. The captives include two American Army Air Force officers who served as observers and an unspecified number of American news correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
INS
Libya
Turning point in Japanese American talks signals shift
White House sources report a move from partial appeasement to firm reaffirmation of U S foreign policy toward Japan. Hull met with Japanese envoys after conferring with ABCD powers while China’s stance remained muted. Singapore closes the area off Johore Strait as the Madison carrier group sails to Manila amid heavy rain.
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Hull
Japan
State Department
Re Department
ABCD
Lord Halifax
Richard G. Casey
Alexander Loudon
Cate
Singapore
South Jahore
A N Co
Immedia
Madison
Trol
Manila
Harrison
NBC report cites radio broadcast on Yankee imperialism
NBC reported a Tokio radio broadcast beamed to Brazil criticizing U S Washington negotiations. The rap commentator spoke of Yankee imperialism and claimed All America is interested only in plain undisguised imperialism and cited the occupation of Dutch Guiana as proof.
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New York
NBC
Portu
Brazil
Washington
U. S. State Department
America
Dutch Guiana
President Madison Ends Shanghai Evacuation Flight
The liner President Madison sped its departure by two days and sailed Thursday evacuating from Shanghai the final 360 members of the 4th United States Marine Corps.
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Shanghai
President Madison
United States Marine
Arrest Officer Continues Probe In Ohio Thanksgiving Incident
Day testified Kuhns was drunk when placed in jail after Moran fled a pre Thanksgiving party near DeWitt. County Attorney Crissman would decide on pressing drunk driving charges or Army discipline as Kuhns’ wife and children stayed at a Lisbon hotel for Thanksgiving.
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Ohio
DeWitt
Moran
Day
Kuhns
William Crissman
Lisbon
Former Mahaska official given suspended sentence
Paul Stutzman, former Mahaska county deputy auditor, pled guilty to embezzling 336 dollars and received a 10 year suspended sentence. He was paroled to Sheriff Fritz Vangenderen and must repay the funds. The office showed 4081 dollars found in Auditor Evans’s office. Evans was acquitted on an embezzlement charge. The bonding company repaid the shortage.
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Oskaloosa
Paul Stutzman
Mahaska County
P. J. Siegers
Fritz Vangenderen
Stutzman
B. E. Evans Evans
Blind Spot At Optic Nerve Entry Creates Visual Field Gap
A structural blind spot exists where the optic nerve enters the eye, resulting in partial vision loss in that area. This natural defect affects the peripheral field and can influence how visual information is processed.
Rites for Miss Hazleton Held at Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Miss Vinnie Hazleton of 110 Fourteenth Street SE were conducted at Turner chapel at 1 am Friday, with Rev. Dr. Marion H. Williams presiding. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery at Marion. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Vinnie Hazleton
Fourteenth Street
Turner Chapel
Marion H. Wiliams
Oak Shade
Marion
Funeral service for John Hornstein announced
Funeral services for John Hornstein 821 B avenue NE will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Monahan funeral home with the Rev T J Hinkin officiating. Burial is in the family lot at Evangelical cemetery near Keystone. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornstein
B Avenue NE
Monahan Funeral Home
T. J. Hinkin
Evangelical Cemeny
Keystone
Clarence N Warren Funeral Services Set
Clarence N Warren of 721 Sixteenth Street SE dies Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Beatty chapel conducted by the Rev. A. L. McQuay. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Warren
Clarence N. Warren
Sixteenth Street SE
Beatty Chapel
A. L. McQuay
Cedar Memorial Park
Receiver's Sale of Cedar Rapids Bank Realty Ordered
Receiver of Cedar Levine's Bank and Trust Company seeks authority to sell Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa real estate described as NE 1/4 of section 2 and other parcels in Addition Four along the railroad right of way. The filing asks for a higher bid if it is received and a sale to be confirmed by the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Serines Bank
Cedar
Cedar Levines Bank and Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Carpenter's
Werner
Asiong
C. Prend
T. P Ry
Seates
Mrs. A. Perry West Improves After Nov 20 Crash
Mrs. A. Perry West who was injured in an automobile accident on November 20 remained hospitalized at her home address at 1929 Blake boulevard SE. She suffered a broken collarbone and her condition was reported as improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Perry West
Blake Boulevard
Cadet Robert E Ward Joins First Air Cadet Class
Robert E Ward son of Mr and Mrs Martin Ward of 224 Sixth Avenue SW is listed as a member of the first class of cadets in the new air corps program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Robert E. Ward
Martin Ward
Sixth Avenue SW
Rew Air
Receiver appointed for estate sale in uncertain notice
A fragmented notice states a receiver is appointed to set an estate for sale with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments mention a time around 8 o'clock and reference to George C. as receiver, with the rest of details obscured.
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Daily Record
Saeed Pilin
F.D.R
Robert Ram
White House
Norris-LaGuardia
Mr. Roosevelt
Roundhouse
Illinois Central
St. Louis
The
United Press
Woerderhoff
Patricia Pat
Fike
Kelly
Ward
City Briefs
Maine Lodge
Maine Hall
Far East
China
Tokio
Rush Marine Departure
Mahaska
Um. Ellis
Gedar Revise Say Bankee
C. Gorman
James Gottheb
Tome
Fteer Bee Sen Georse C
Lee
H G Fussell
OPT Ce
Shawn
Second Avenue
Bret
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