Weather and notices from Daily Record with births and fines
Partly cloudy and colder into Tuesday with a warmup by Thursday. Highs 38 to 42, lows 20s to 30s, winds northwest 20 to 25 mph. The page lists temperatures, precipitation none, and November total 2.58 inches. City fire safety calls and a string of births, deaths, and obituaries follow with multiple local addresses, names and dates, including Mercy Hospital and St Luke's notices. Public safety fines are recorded for speeding and driving violations, plus arterial highway stopping offenses and faulty brakes.
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Iowa
Bramuglia Makes Final Bid for Berlin Accord
Paris AP reports Juan A Bramuglia of Argentina urged the Big Four for quick replies on a plan to form a neutral expert committee to study the Berlin currency crisis. The proposal would set a one month study, seek a currency solution, and possibly ease the blockade without formal Security Council action. Western powers remain skeptical and see it as unlikely to solve the crisis.
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Paris
Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentina
Big Four
Berlin
Bramuglia
U.N. Security Council
Bramaglia
Security Council
U.N. Secretariat
United States
Council An
Two U. S. Students Injured in Cedar Rapids Crash
Two University of Iowa students Barbara Shaw 21 Minneapolis and C F Merihew 22 Alhambra Calif were treated for injuries in a car crash four miles north of Cedar Rapids on Highway 150. Driver Lumir Proshek Minneapolis an SUI student said he lost control on a curve and the car plunged into a ditch. Proshek was not hurt.
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University of Iowa
Barbara Shaw
Minneapolis
C. F. Merihew
Alhambra
Calif
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Lumir Proshek
SUI
Proshek
Sixteen Dead In Mexico City Building Collapse
A three story building in downtown Mexico City collapsed after a fire began about 2 30 am Sunday. Ten firemen and two civilians were recovered. four more remains found. Unofficial counts suggested up to 27 dead with 15 missing.
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Mexico City
Fire Department
Excelsior
Red Cross
Five Injured in Cedar Rapids Crash Intervenes
Five men were injured when their car overturned west of Center Point at 6 15 a m as they headed to work in Cedar Rapids. George Ades 63 Urbana driver is in Mercy hospital in very critical condition with neck and back injuries. Others include Harold Eberts 50 Springville Howard Thomas 22 Urbana Richard Frendle 22 Cedar Rapids and Chester Frendle 37 Urbana all treated and released. The vehicle rolled three times after hitting loose gravel on the Urbana Center Point road.
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Center Point
Cedar Rapids
George Ades
Urbana
Mercy Hospital
Harold Eberts
Springville
Howard Thomas
Richard Frendle
Chester Frendle
Pete Whittemore
Urbana-Center Point
Moon Wins Race with Sun in Sky Skywatch
In Iowa City the moon and sun rise together at 7 13 a m and set at 4 21 p m and 4 36 p m respectively. Prof C C Wylie of the University of Iowa notes the moon will pass through new phase at 12 44 p m and be invisible during conjunction with the sun. A thin crescent may appear Wednesday night and the moon becomes brightest for the year in mid December.
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Iowa City
C. C. Wylie
University of Iowa
Prof
Wylie
Prominent Cedar Rapids Druggist Dies at Adel Home
Wellington W. Richards 87 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and former College Pharmacy owner died at his niece’s Adel home after a brief illness. Born February 19 1874 in Des Moines he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1893 married Nellie Inman in 1897 their 50th anniversary was in 1947. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Edwin Nelson and church membership at St Paul’s Methodist. Funeral at Turner chapel Tuesday 3 30 p.m. with Rev Marvin Kober burial Linwood cemetery.
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Wellington W. Richards
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids
College Pharmacy
J. D. Frantz
Adel
Des Moines
Nellie Mae Inman
Edwin C. Nelson
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Marvin B. Kober
Linwood Cemetery
Deaths A R Chehak Dies After Long Illness
Arthur R. Chehak 69 of 1304 Third Street SW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 9 p m Saturday after a long illness. Born February 10 1879 in Iowa County he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1898 and worked nineteen years in building and six years in real estate before retiring July 1 1944 as owner operator of the Liberty Monument Company. He is survived by wife Orvilla M Lyon three brothers and two sisters. Services Tuesday at Trinity Methodist chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Arthur R. Chehak
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Chehak
Iowa County
Liberty Monument Company
Trinity Methodist Church
Orvilla M. Lyon
Floyd Chehak
Marengo
A. W
L. E. Chehak
George Spoerry
Sylvia Gleason
Jerome
Idaho
Turner Chapel
G. S. Hartong
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dr J J Terrall Former Cedar Rapids Physician Dies
Dr J J Terrall a former Cedar Rapids physician died in Augusta Maine after a week long illness. He practiced medicine in Cedar Rapids for 24 years and served as resident physician at the state hospital in Augusta and as a physician for the Iowa School for Feebleminded at Woodward. Born in Reinbeck he lived in Grundy county and later Cedar Rapids, where he worked at Mercy hospital and served as deputy coroner. He is survived by his wife two sons John Robert of Boston David and two daughters Virginia and Margaret all of Los Angeles.
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J. J. Terrall
Cedar Rapids
Augusta
Maine
Terrall
State Hospital
Iowa School For
Woodward
Cornell College
Harvard
Boston
New York
Third Avenue SE
Reinbeck
Grundy County
Mercy Hospital
John Robert
David
Virginia
Margaret
Los Angeles
Death of Louise Hegewald Widow for 77 Years in Cedar Rapids
Louise Hegewald, widow of Robert Hegewald and longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Born October 17, 1865 in Austria, she came to the United States in 1871 aboard the second ocean crossing steamship. Surviving relatives include a half sister in Robins, two stepsons in Cedar Rapids and Newhall, two stepdaughters in Cedar Rapids and Garrettson, plus several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and funeral services were set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. E. H. Widmann officiating. Burial plans followed.
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Louise Hegewald
Robert Hegewald
Cedar Rapids
Edward Acon
Johnson Avenue
Austria
Hegewald
S. O. Stamy
Robins
Edward
Newhall
Augusta Fritz
Agnes Schirm
Garrison
Trinity Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
E. H. Widmann
Linwood Cemetery
Widow Marie Javurek, 75, Dies in Cedar Rapids
Marie Javurek 75 widow of Joseph Javurek of 57 Nirs lteenth avenue SW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 1 30 am Monday after a brief illness. Born February 24 1873 at Podebrady Czechoslovakia she came to Cedar Rapids years ago and was a member of Hvezda Pokroku lodge. Surviving is a nephew Frank.
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Marie Javurek
Nirslteenth Avenue
Joseph Javurek
Cedar Rapids
Podebrady
Czechoslovakia
Hvezda Pokroku
Frank
Deeper Confusion Shrouds Riddle of Georgia Slaying
LYONS Ga UP Circumstances surrounding the death of Robert Mallard a week ago near the Altamaha swamp were unclear as state agents pursued leads. His widow, arrested in Savannah after the funeral, claimed two white men were involved and named possible suspects. Reports tied the case to Ku Klux Klan activity, though officials said robed slayers were cleared.
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Lyons
Robert Mallard
Mallard
Altamaha
Savannah
Georgia Bureau of Investigator
W. E. McDuffie
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Aaron Kravitch
McDuffie
Ku Klux Klan
Samuel Green
Suspension of Steggall's Driver's License Upheld
The state safety department upheld a recommendation that Larry Steggall's license remain suspended for up to a year after a Cedar Rapids hearing. Steggall, named driver of the month by the Iowa Motor Truck Association in September, faced scrutiny for recurring traffic incidents and alleged carelessness toward improvement.
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State Safety Department
Larry Stegall
Cedar Rapids
Iusn
Steggal
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Don Hughes
James Gildroy
Gildroy
Steggall
Obituary notice for Libal and niece Mrs Sykora
Libal and his niece Mrs Anton Sykora of Cedar Rapids will have services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Janeba funeral home conducted by Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk. Burial is in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may visit after 5 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Death of John M. Burmingham in Marion Iowa
John M. Burmingham 63 died suddenly at 3 20 a m Monday at his Marion Iowa home born April 29 1896 in Westdale New York he was married to Ethyle M Wood in June 1922. Survived by wife a son Charles Water loo a daughter Darlyn Charlese at home two sisters and several relatives. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery private services 3 30 p m Wednesday flowers omitted.
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John M. Burmingham
Ninth Avenue
Marion
Westdale
N. Y
Ethyle M. Wood
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Waterloo
Darlyn Charlese
Lewin Williams
Edwin Carver
Verona
Birmingham
First Presbyterian Church of
Masonic Lodge
New London
Masonic Chapter
Oneida
New York
Masonic Commandery
Rome
Zigara Shrine
Utica
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Loan to China Ruled Poor Risk by U S Lender
Wil liar McChesney Martin president of the Export Import Bank said it would be a poor business risk for the United States to lend China more money at this time He noted Congress and the Economic Cooperation Administration could also lend but neither the bank nor ECA have funds for China's needs He indicated no further financing would be approved until the civil war ends
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New Orleans
Williar McChesney Martin
Export-Import Bank
United States
China
Martin
Congress
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Pact Accepted by French Dockmen
French dock workers accepted a wage and labor agreement ending their walkout. Across the nation coal mines reported near normal operations. In Bethune northern France some miners had to return home due to unfinished repair work at idle pits.
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Paris
INS
Bethune
France
Truman Firm on Civil Rights Plan, White Says
Walter White of the NAACP reported after a White House conference that President Truman intends to push his civil rights program. The disclosure came as White described the administration as determined to advance civil rights initiatives.
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Truman
Civil Rights Plan
Washington
LLP
Walter White
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
White House
Connally predicts quick end to Berlin blockade
Senator Connally of Texas voiced the belief that the Russian blockade of Berlin will be lifted soon. He stressed he was not speaking with authority.
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Washington
Senator Connally
Texas
Berlin
Connally
Ray Terry Fined for Drunk Driving in Cedar Rapids
Ray Terry of Dubuque, 30, pleaded guilty before District Judge G. K. Thompson to a drunk driving charge. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs after a Saturday arrest by Cedar Rapids police on First Avenue E near Second Street for erratic driving.
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Ray Terry
Dubuque
G. K. Thompson
Terry
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Returning Ray Morris on Charge of Forgery
Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon left Monday for LaCrosse Wisconsin to return Ray E Morris Linn county farm hand on a charge of forgery. Morris is accused in a county attorney s true information of stealing and forging a 100 check from Eldred J Stallman of Fair for whom he was working.
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Larry Condon
LaCrosse
Wis
Ray E. Morris
Linn
Morris
Eldred J. Stallman
Will of Dr. Little Admitted to Probate
The will of Rev. Dr. Robert Little, Cedar Rapids minister who died November 11, was admitted to probate in Linn county district court. The entire estate goes to his wife, Helen Robertson Little.
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Robert Little
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Helen Robertson Little
Lawsuit filed over auto collision damages and debts
Keith W. Woodhouse sues Tom Rebec for 623.16 after a Feb 29 car crash at Fifth avenue and Sixteenth street SE alleging negligence. Welch Cock Bears Company sues Randell B. Finch and Virginia Finch for 355 on a promissory note. June I. Beatty’s divorce petition against Newton G. Beatty was dismissed. H. McLaughlin awarded 200 against Jay J. Smith for an account.
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Keith W. Woodhouse
Tom Rebec
Woodhouse
Rebec
Fifth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Welch Cock Bears Company
Randell B. Finch
Virginia Finch
June I. Beatty
Newton G. Beatty
H. McLaughlin
Jay J. Smith
Wild West Yarns Thrill North of England Youths
In Manchester and the North of England, young readers still crave lurid Western tales despite a tight paper quota. Crime melodrama and gunman bravado appear in stories like The Two-Gun Terror and Reach for the Sky Stranger, with dialogue echoing Deadeye Dick.
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London
England
Deadeye Dick
States
Manchester
Buffalo Bill
Tex Wilson
Pardner
Early U S Road Law Ordered Stopping for Horse Carriages
The article describes early United States road laws requiring automobile drivers to stop when approaching horse drawn vehicles, shut off the engine, exit the car, and lead the horse past the waiting vehicle.
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United States
Des Moines River flood project eyed with high benefit ratio
Col R L Dean of Rock Island told a Des Moines hearing the flood control dam would cost about 50 million dollars with 1.22 dollars in benefits per dollar spent. About 1 million is available now and construction could start next spring for completion by 1953. The plan would protect 36 000 acres below the dam including Ottumwa and Eddyville.
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Des Moines
Army
R. L. Dean
Rock Island
Des Moines River
Howell
S A
Red Rock
Dean
Abe
Col
Ottumwa
Eddyville
Iowa
Drink Featured in Capital Is Result Of Princely Debt
In 1919 London, Prince Edward visited the Kit Kat club and sought the tiger’s milk recipe. Hayden Talbot, then proprietor, evaded authorities and later featured the drink in Washington as a secret-formula novelty, with the royal recipe still guarded.
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Harman W
Nichols
Washington
London
Hayden Talbot
Hayden
Edward
Prince of Wales
Father
Ana
H. Talbot, Nowe
Ebelsheiser Murder Trial Moves to Centerville
Walter Ebelsheiser, 51, a Bladensburg farmer, won a venue change to Centerville for his murder trial. He faces charges in the Hedrick killing of his brother in law Earl Robertson, with his brother Edward already convicted and a sister Mary Roop also charged in the same case.
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Ottumwa
H. C. Taylor
Centerville
Walter Ebelsheiser
Bladensburg
Ebelsheiser
Wapello
Earl C. Robertson
Robertson
Hedrick
Edward Ebelsheiser
Mary Roop
Three Fined For Reckless Driving In Traffic Court
Three men Jerome Donahue Duane Ely Marion and Walter Genin were each fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in traffic court. Ely was clocked at 52 mph on First avenue E near Twenty second street. Donahue's car collided with a parked vehicle in the 1200 block of Tenth street SE. Genin was involved in a separate collision in the 900 block of Third street SE.
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Jerome Donahue
Eighth Avenue
Duane Ely
Marion
Walter Genin
E Avenue NW
Ely
Marion Parton
Earl Swore
Fourth Avenue
Lester Bowers
Second Avenue
Ray Mrstik
Route 4
Walter Reinhart
Millersburg
John Griffin
Fifteenth Avenue
Fairfax
Leonard Kamberling
Route 3
Eighth Avenue SE
Duane Ely Marion
Avenue NW
Harry S
E Ely
First Avenue E
Twenty-second Street
Donahue
Tenth Street SE
Genin
Third Street SE
Father Molloy Dies at Ryan Parish Leader
The Rev. Patrick J. Molloy pastor of St. Patrick's Church in Ryan for the past decade died Sunday night after a short illness. Born in Ireland 69 years ago, he was ordained in 1902 and served parishes in Mason City New Haven Preston Belmond and Eagle Grove before coming to Ryan. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Patrick's with Archbishop Rohlman celebrant and Bishop Fitzgerald preacher. Burial in Calvary Cemetery at Ryan.
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Patrick J. Molloy
St. Patrick’s Church
Ryan
Ather Molloy
John M. Molloy
Cedar Rapids
Ireland
St. Paul’s Seminary
Catholic University
Washington
Mason City
New Haven
Preston
Belmon
Eagle Grove
St. Patrick's Church
Henry P. Rohlman
Edward Fitzgerald
Calvary Cemetery
City Briefs and Local Activities Readied for Evening
City Short items list story hour at 5 15 p m at Sixteenth Ave SW station. Legionnaires review at Coliseum tomorrow night with free dinner at 11 p m and free show at 8 p m. Elks meet Wednesday 8 p m for balloting with refreshments. Bazaar chicken supper Nov 30 at Salem Evangelical United Brotherhood church 1st Ave and 4th St SW 5 to 7 p m. Admission $1.50 children under.
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Story Hour
Richa . Miller
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Legionnaires
All Nation
Coliseum
Salem Evangelical
White House Discusses European Recovery Plan
President Truman met with Secretary of State Marshall and top foreign aid officials to discuss a vigorous program for European recovery. Economic Cooperation Administration head Paul Hoffman and roving ambassador W Averell Harriman joined the briefing, which lasted forty minutes.
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Washington
Truman
State Marshall
Paul G. Hoffman
ECA
W. Averell Harriman
Marshall
White House
Los Angeles Traffic Reputation Prompted Outlying Parking
Fort Dodge, Illinois farmer Link Waters avoided downtown Los Angeles due to high accident reports. He parked 35 miles out and rode with relatives. Returning, a Los Angeles car rear ended his vehicle at a desert stop near Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Link Waters
Fort Dodge
Los Angeles
Widow Opposes Advertising For Husband Stunt
Mrs May Edgar a white haired widow in her fifties rejects an advertising for a husband stunt that drew 186 calls. She says she is not in the market for a husband and could get one without an ad.
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ST. Louis
May Edgar
Gar
Ar Grosahly
Saie
Nightclub holdup leads to riot squad capture
Three gunmen posing as Melanesian stationed at Alameda naval air station attempted a hold up at a Oakland nightclub. A bartender was wounded as police using riot guns closed in after a tip from John Livermore. A girl and her escort were tied up while the bandits fled with $501. Police surrounded the scene and blocked exits.
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Oakland
INS
Mafrifies
Alameda Naval Air Station
Melvin Davis
Bert L. White
Elias C. Bueno
Davis
Albert Fachat
Louist Chiles
John McBride
John W. Livermore
Livermore
Independence Boy in Critical Condition After Car Crash
James Stiefel 10, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Stiefel of Independence, is hospitalized in St Luke's after colliding with a car on Center Point road NE. He sustained a skull fracture facial lacerations and a severely cut left arm. Driver Francis Hellert of Dubuque said the boy darted from behind a tree into the door. The incident occurred as the boy and his friend played near the Leslie Johnson home with the Johnsons and another child nearby. A Cedar Rapids driver behind Hellert reported the car traveled about 20 mph with no chance of avoiding the child.
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James Stiefel
Donald Stiefel
Independence
St. Luke’s Hospital
Center Point Road
Francis Hellert
Dubuque
Leslie Johnson
L Avenue
James
Donald Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Hellert
Revenue Instruction School Opens in Cedar Rapids
A two day school of instruction by the Bureau of Internal Revenue opened Monday in Cedar Rapids. Forty six deputy collectors from the Cedar Rapids and Davenport districts reported for the school. Instructors include Clyde E Gesland and Henry Petersen of Des Moines and Fred Weber of Sioux City. Changes effected by the 1948 revenue act were discussed.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Clyde E. Gesland
Henry Petersen
Des Moines
Fred Weber
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids City Accepts Deed for Four Streets Area
City council on Monday accepted a deed for four newly platted Cedar Rapids streets Eleventh and Twelfth avenues SE and Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets. Former owner listed as Carlton K. Smith. Beer permits issued to E J and Eva M Moen and to T F McPartland and Frederick C Condon. Two applicants received class C permits: Eileen Victorine and the A and P Super Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Carlton K. Smith
E. J
Eva M. Moen
First Avenue
T. F. McPartland
Frederick C. Condon
Third Avenue
Eileen Victorine
First Avenue E
Third Avenue SE
Three Enlistees Join Air Force and Army Recruit
The Cedar Rapids recruiting office reports three enlistments in the Air Force and one in the Army. John G. Machula, Clyde E. Fowler, and Robert H. Lubben enlisted in the Air Force, while Charles L. Douglass joined the Army for duty with the military police detachment at West Point, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCA
Army
Wacs
Iowa
Nebraska
Allen O. Brophy
Cedar Rapids
Army and Air Force
Air Force
John G. Machula
John Machula
Iowa Avenue
Clyde E. Fowler
C. A. Fowler
Ladora
Robert H. Lubben
Will M. Lubben
Monticello
Charles L. Douglass
Westland Acres
Military Police
West Point
N. Y
Woman Reports Theft of $91 from Purse at Club 30
Mrs. Charles Fisher of 616 Ninth Avenue SE reported $91 missing from her purse at Club 30 on Highway 30 east of Cedar Rapids. The incident occurred early Sunday. Linn County sheriff's office received the complaint at 5:45 a.m. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisher
Ninth Avenue SE
Club 30
Highway 30
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Sheriff's Office
Gilbert Harrison Named National Chairman of AVC
The American Veterans organization elected Gilbert A. Harrison, 33, as its new national chairman. He was chosen Sunday night on a program to oust Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVC
Cleveland
American Veterans Ooggegmy
Gilbert A. Harrison
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Albert Sturm, Jr
O Avenue NW
Sylvester Handley
Tweno Street
St. Luke’s
Calvin H. Ling
Thirty-fourth Street
Melvin Melheim
D Avenue
Arthur Killough
Dawley Street
Marvin Eberhard
Vernon
Thomas Traynor
B Avenue
McAllen
Arnold Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Pearl Colton
Lincoln School
Donald Horne
Horne
Phyllis Harrelson
Cathryn Harrelson
Linden Drive
Annapolis
Lee R. Scherer
Postville
J. F. Staadt
Ottawa
Kaw
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Clear Lake
Williamsburg
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St. Mary’s Church
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Silvis
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Scotch Grove
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Pfc
Lloyd E. Ebert
Chapman Funeral Home
U.S
Moon
C.R
W. W. Richards
A. R. Chehak
Cherak
Mrs
Georgia
Ray Morris
Robert Musel
Col. Dean
Des Moines River Project
Prince
Father Molloy
City Cab
Elks Meeting
Elks Club
Kenneth D. Bailey
Harmon EB. Bailey
Marine Corps
Z.C.B
Cedar Rapids Lodge No
Marie Vitek
Ted Hrubucek
Retail Merchants
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Sturgis
Mathew Sturgis
Fifteenth Street SE
Twelfth Avenue SE
Hth Street
Roosevelt Hotel
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