King and O Rourke Named Roosevelt High Class Presidents
In Roosevelt High School elections held Thursday morning Everett King and Michael O Rourke were chosen as 12A and 12B presidents. Officers for 12A include Allen Parliament as VP and Joyce Fryrear as secretary treasurer. 12B picks include Bill Davenport as VP and Margaret Lake as secretary treasurer with additional 11A 11B and 10A 10B posts listed.
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Roosevelt High School
Everett King
Everett L King
Hinkley Avenue
Michael O’rourke
E. L. Scott
Fourth Street
Allen Parliament
Joyce Fryrear
Bill Davenport
Margaret Lake
Bill Pfeffer
Manuel Wise
Carol Barta
Dick Mitchell
Donna Hiland
Dorothy Zobin
Dick Drew
Robert Dodd
Helenka Bartunek
Vernon Dvorak
Art VanCleve
Loisjean Listebarger
Name Captains in War Chest Drive
Linn county war fund campaign announces men's division captains Thursday led by chairman Phy Lee Whinterberg Under Henry Gundling with Russell Knapp Net Mont geometry Joe Radlcff Charles Primi and Doneld Knox In the under Hey Taylor division captains include Louis Woolfolk Glen Ravenscroft Clar ice Reece Tom Jackson and Jack Piper The commercial division chairman Lynn Swaney lists captains for Investments Lynn Swaney finance Wilson Carpenter life Insurance Roy Short general Insurance Adrian Hoblitzell real estate Gary Gohmann grain Ronald Booth
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Linn County War Fund
Phy Lee Whinterberg
Henry Gundling
Russell Knapp
Net Montgeometry
Joe Radlcff
Charles Primi
Doneld Knox
Hey Taylor
Louis Woolfolk
Glen Ravenscroft
Clarice Reece
Tom Jackson
Jack Piper
Lynn Swaney
Investments
Wilson Carpenter
Life
Roy Short
Adrian Hoblitzell
Gary Gohmann
Ronald Booth
One Killed in September Traffic Toll in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police traffic report shows one pedestrian fatality and 30 injuries across 56 automobile accidents in September. Eleven were pedestrian-involved. thirty-five other crashes involved one or more autos.
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Police Traffic Department
NELORE Promises Psoriasis Relief in New Drug Ad
An early 20th century ad touts NELORE as an external cream to remove scales and crusts from psoriasis. It claims soothing relief from itching and discomfort and offers a money back guarantee with a $1.50 jar. Availability listed at May's Drug Stores and others.
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Nelore
May’s
Schillig Drug Stores
Liggett’s
Traffic Woes Persist in September 1943 Auto Record
In September 1943 a total of 37 road incidents yielded one fatality and 20 injuries across the area. The month saw a mix of crashes including a vehicle overturning in one noted event. Local authorities reported the figures as part of ongoing traffic safety monitoring.
Monticello Bank Motion Denied by Judge Graven
U S District Judge Henry N Graven denied the consolidated motion of Monticello State Bank in a multi bank dispute. The ruling covered the portion not disposed of by the circuit court of appeals and the defendants were given 40 days to answer after exceptions over technical pleading.
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U. S
Henry N. Graven
Monticello State Bank
Cedar Rapids
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Problems of Hindu Mission Work Told At Chapel Session
Dr. Arthur T. Mosher discussed Hindu and Indian agriculture at a Coe College chapel service. He argued American farming methods cannot be transplanted to India, but shared that Earth’s resources are for development through cooperation with God. He cited two barriers: lack of exposure to the Christian story and extreme poverty.
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Coe College
Arthur T. Mosher
Agriculture Institute of
Allahabad
Mosher
Hindu Belief Supports Animal Rights Across Reincarnation
The speaker notes that Hindus hold all beings, including humans and animals, on the same level with equal rights. They may even permit a mouse to eat their food, since it could be a reincarnated aunt and one cannot discard relatives for economic reasons.
Clark Montgomery Honored by Soviets Order of Suvorov Awarded
London AP report says the Moscow radio announced that the Soviet government awarded the Order of Suvorov first class to Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark and Montgomery in a formal honors gesture through wartime diplomatic channels.
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Montgomery
London
Moscow Radio
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U S General and Allied Leaders Receive Highest Army Award
Clark as Fifth Army commander in Italy and Field Marshal Montgomery on the Western Front are cited for receiving the highest army decoration outside the Soviet Union, a distinction also held by Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Application to Reopen Bankruptcy Case Denied
Florence Thorp Boeneke’s bid to reopen the Lester Thorp bankruptcy case was rejected by U.S. District Judge Henry N. Graven in Mason City. She sought control of four and two fifths shares of stock in the Farmers' Cooperative Elevator Co at Iowa Falls, claiming them Thorp’s property not listed in the 1932 proceedings.
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Florence Thorp Boeneke
Lester Thorp
U. S
Henry N. Graven
Mason City
Thorp Intervenes to Claim Stock Valued at 25 per Share
Judge Graven denies the application noting the unsubstantial property value the lengthy time elapsed and that reopening the case would not further justice. The stock claim centers on a Men on the stock valued at $25 a share.
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Thorp
Graven
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