Local Briefs and Weather Notes From Daily Record
The page reports a forecast for Iowa with a mix of cloudy and cold conditions, temperatures ranging Sunday 55 to Sunday night 33, and Monday 48. It lists multiple local traffic offenses with fines, and birth announcements at Mercy and St Luke's, plus a Franklin Park Mass birth. Several Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, and Ottumwa names appear with partner names and home towns.
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Deluth
Los Angeles
City
Iowa
Legal notices and theft report at Universal Carloading
Alice L Daubenmier Eu gene Daubenmier Geraldine O Culp vs Occie Odell Culp Phyllis A Foran vs Francis F Foran Ardis L Christian vs Gerald L Christian Arthur Harold Simmonds vs Phyllis Janet Simmonds John Hugh McGuire vs Frances Phoebe McGuire A total of 132 31 dollars was stolen from a desk in the office at 720 Fifth Street SE Friday night or Saturday
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Geraldine O. Culp
Occie Odell Culp
Phyllis A. Foran
Francis F. Foran
Ardis L. Christian
Gerald L. Christian
Arthur Harold Simmonds
Phyllis Janet Simmonds
John Hugh McGuire
Frances Phoebe McGuire
Universal Carloading Company
Fifth Street SE
Mistrial Declared In Carroll Murder Case
District Judge Glenn Kelly declared a mistrial in the second degree murder trial of Vincent J. Carroll Clinton abstract company official after jurors reported no possibility of agreement on conviction or acquittal. Carroll's wife died February 25 and the 21 day trial concluded with a declared mistrial. County Attorney Carroll Johnson said the state will prosecute Carroll again.
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Clinton, Ia
ULP
Glenn Kelly
Vincent J. Carroll
Clinton Abstract Company
Kelly
Carroll
Carroll Johnson
Carroll Agai
Troopship Zebulon Vance Arrives With War Brides
The troopship Zebulon Vance was due at New York Saturday from Bremerhaven with 204 war brides and children and 44 troops. No other ships were scheduled to arrive at U S ports.
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Zebulon Vance
New York
Bremerhaven
U. S
Hopes Rise for Settlement in Ship Strike
United Press reports officials optimistic for an early settlement of the maritime dispute after Gulf coast and Pacific ship operators yield on extending any accord to Pacific ships. Other labor developments include renewed violence in Hollywood labor protests, a fare increase offer in Chicago area rail talks, stalled transportation talks in several cities, and a potential Indiana utility workers strike looming.
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United Press
Ae Ee Wat Gnal & Engineers
Gulf Eel
Pacific
Hollywood
Technicolor Laboratories
Chicago, Aurora and
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Holiday Draft Halts Inductions For 1450 Iowa Men
Iowa selective service officials said the new national draft holiday will stop about 1,450 Iowa youths from being inducted. The army calls for manpower are cancelled until January 1, effective October 16. Iowa had been asked for 1,153 men in October and 757 in November, with December not yet issued. Col. Ralph Lancaster noted most November’s 757 and much of October’s 1,153 will not be needed. only those with orders for October 15 must report.
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Des Moines
Iowa
War Department
Washington
Army
Ralph Lancaster
Selective Service For
Lancaster
Administration seeks AFL support for New Deal labor gains
In Chicago a Democratic administration urged continued AFL backing to advance New Deal policies. Attorney General Tom Clark spoke to about 600 delegates, praising Roosevelt and labor gains, and pledging scrutiny of subversive elements while urging liberals to election success.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Atty
Tom Clark
Truman
Clark
Roosevelt
Montior
Mr. Roosevelt
China Peace Talks Falter After Kalgan Fall
Nanking AP states Kalgan fell to government forces, a major Communist stronghold and rail hub. Analysts say the loss undermines momentum for peace talks as Chou En Lai criticized the government’s Kalgan campaign. The city’s strategic position on the Peiping Suiyuan railway and routes to Siberia and Manchuria worsens the setback.
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Nanking
Kalgan
China
Yenan
Chou En-Lai
Peiping- Suiyuan
Siberia
Outer Mongolia
Manchuria
Rescues From Wallowing Swedish Freighter Kristina Thorden
Eight injured were transferred from the fire-ravaged Kristina Thorden as lifeboats from the Stavangerfjord reached the stricken ship about 800 miles west of Scotland. The freighter carried 14 passengers including five Americans and a crew of 33 bound for Baltimore from Norway with steel and cellulose.
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Stockholm
Kristina Thorden
North Atlantic
Stavangerfjord
Walter Heiberg
United States
Scotland
Baltimore
Norway
Walter Leonard
Sweden
Mary
Hazel Jacobsson
American Iautioss
George Ekman
Roof Collapse Strikes Pearl Street Shop Cause Unknown
Firefighters battled a roof collapse at 417 Pearl Street injuring no one. Fire Chief Charles Kuhl led the rescue as crowds watched and residents escaped through windows. Volunteers aided in rope lines while gas and power were shut off amid the wreckage.
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Otis J. Davis
Emma Ohde
Pearl Street
Charles Kuhl
Thomas Farley
Forrest Olson
Avery Brothers
J. R. Mosher
Milton Avery
Mrs. Avery
Mosher
Not Bad for a Kid Margaret OBrien Signs Big Contract
Margaret O'Brien aged 9 gains court approval for a screen contract worth 300000 dollars over three years. The deal calls for 2500 dollars weekly for 40 weeks each year.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Margaret O'Brien
Mrs Lockman Charged With Poisoning Neighbor Woman
Mrs Lottie Lockman, 62, freed on $2,500 bond after a grand jury indictment for attempted murder in Madison Indiana. The case ties to mercury findings in exhumed remains of Mayme McConnell and others. jurors seek pathologist reports as they continue the inquiry into three deaths connected to the McConnell family. Mrs Lockman remains at a relative’s home and protests her innocence.
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Madison, Ind
Lottie Lockman
Good Samaritan
Indiana Hill Village
Mayme McConnell
Lockman
Blake
Madison
Harry E. Nichols
Nichols
Minnie McConnell
Mayme
Hattie Calhoun
Fred Giddings
McConnell
Laverne Jeffries
Wirt
Death of Mrs Herman R Eilers 53 Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs Herman R Eilers 53 of 1428 J Street SW died at 6 05 p m Friday after a brief illness in a local hospital Born October 9 1893 in Calhoun County she lived in Cedar Rapids 10 years coming from near Central City Survived by husband three children two sons and a daughter a father three sisters and two brothers The body lies at Janeba Trachta funeral home pending arrangements
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Herman R. Eilers
J Street
Calhoun County
Eilers
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Raymond R. Eilers
Charles Waterhouse
Henry C. Eilers
Casper
Mrs E E Johnson Dies In Monticello Home
Mrs E E Johnson aged 29 died at 4 45 am Saturday at her aunt's home in Monticello. Maiden name Alice Tallman she was born near Anamosa and is survived by husband a machinist at The Gazette, a son Larry and father M J Tallman. Body at McNamara funeral home Anamosa with Rosary Sunday night funeral Monday 9 am at St Patrick's Anamosa and burial at Immaculate Conception cemetery Castle Grove. ge E McCullough mother of Mrs A W Dagley former Mt Mercy college English instructor died Oct 5 in Denison Texas. death had been misreported as Dagley.
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E. E. Johnson
the Gazette Company
Monticello
Johnson
Alice Tallman
Anamosa
Larry
M. J. Tallman
McNamara Funeral Home
St. Patrick's Church
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
Castle Grove
Ge E. McCullough
A. W. Dagley
Mt. Mercy College
Denison
Texas
Gazette
Dagley
City Briefs Church Census Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Council of Churches will conduct a city wide religious census Sunday afternoon. Sponsors ask the public to cooperate with the census. World War II Veterans Cab Co. has phones, dial 3 4894.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Dental Society Dinner Meeting At Roosevelt Hotel
The Cedar Rapids Dental Society will meet at 6 30 p m Monday for dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. Dr Charles will present on three quarter their wax patterns and full veneer crowns.
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Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles
Correction on Cedar Rapids realtors at Iowa Real Estate convention
Through error the names of Mr and Mrs Fred M Collard were listed in Friday's Gazette as attending the Iowa Real Estate Association convention in Des Moines. The Collards attended the convention but are not of the association.
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Fred M. Collard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Real Estate
Des Moines
Collards
Court sentences Pence on forged check case
Judge G K Thompson sentenced Charles Pence to one year in jail with suspending the sentence on Crissmah recommendation after Pence pled guilty to cashing a $75 forged check Sept 28 in Cedar Rapids. Pence said he came from Tama to work as a farm hand and received lenient remarks from the judge.
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G. K. Thompson
Charles Pence
Route One
William W. Crissmah
Pence
Cedar Rapids
Roy Johnson
Atkins
Tama
Thompson
Damage Suit Filed Against W A Frentris
Lillian J. Elias of Marion filed a damage suit against William A. Frentris seeking 5350 for the death of her father Charles M. Brennan 71 who died at Knoxville August 1 Mrs Elias as administrator of his estate alleges Brennan was struck July 13 as he crossed Center Point road at 6 avenue and that Frentris had no driver's license and was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
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Lillian J. Elias
Marion
William A. Frentris
Charles M. Brennan
Knoxville
Anita Stewart Ford Files Separate Maintenance Suit
Anita Stewart Ford filed suit Friday for separate maintenance against Robert Thornton Ford of Kenridge terrace NE, whom she married August 16 1941. The petition states she is expecting their third child next February and charges Ford failed to support his family. She seeks 37 dollars 50 cents every two weeks.
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Anita Stewart Ford
Robert Thornton Ford
Kenridge Terrace
Bohren Pleads Innocent on Desertion Indictment
Albert Bohren of 508 C avenue NE pleaded innocent before Judge J. E. Heiserman on an indictment charging desertion. The case was filed May 18 and the grand jury returned the indictment on Sept. 11.
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Albert Bohren
C Avenue NE
J. E. Heiserman
State Dept May Intercede For Stepinac
The State Department awaited more details on the conviction of Yugoslav Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac amid signals it may intercede. Acting Secretary Dean Acheson voiced concern over the trial and said the U N charter's civil rights provisions may be violated. Any U S action, direct appeal or through the U N, would await a full Belgrade report from Ambassador Richard C. Patterson Jr.
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Washington
State Department
Aloysius Stepinac
Department
United States
Dean Acheson
U. S
Marshal Tite
Acheson
United Nations
U. S. N Er
Yugoslavia
Richard C. Patterson, Jr
Belgrade
Egypt Vast in Size From France Comparison
The statement claims Egypt is twice France’s area yet 97 percent consists of Darren sand and rock, a geographic fact unlikely to be accurate and missing credible sources. It appears to mix proportions with dubious wording about terrain and excludes context or verification.
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Egypt
France
Fight and Stabbing Leads to Fines in Local Disturbances
Thornton Jones 54 of 719 H Street SW and his wife 23 plus Joseph Johnson 41 of 84 Eighth Avenue SW faced fines of 25 dollars and costs after a disturbance at the Jones home ended with bottles and a butcher knife. Jones was treated at St Luke's hospital for injuries. The incident followed a card game and involved Mrs Jones striking men with a bottle and stabbing her husband. Police pursuit earlier that night included Patrolman Felix Barta. Barker 33 of Marion was later fined for disturbing the peace after a separate fight at the Scolaro residence. Kenneth Volz 37 of 835 Second Street NW also paid 25 dollars for a lounge fight.
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Joseph Johnson
Eighth Avenue
Alberta Jones
H Street
Richard H. Barker
North Thirteenth Street
Marion
Kenneth E. Volz
Second Street
Thornton Jones
St. Luke’s Hospital
Felix Barta
Dorothy Scolaro
E Avenue NW
Dick Barker
Thirteenth Street
Scolaro
Kenneth Volz
Mirror Lounge
United Lutherans Urge Veterans to Lead World Peace Effort
United Lutheran church at its Cleveland convention urged war veterans to sacrifice in ongoing Christian mission to usher in peace. President Fry noted European Lutherans seek U S leadership and greater representation in the Lutheran world federation. Dr. Morris Wee claimed paganism dominates campuses and a conspiracy of silence about God harms students.
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Cleveland
United Lutheran Church
Christian Brotherhood and Peace
Armed Services
Franklin Clark Fry
Akron, Ohio
United States
Lutheran World Federation
Morris Wee
Chicago
Student Service Commission
National Lutheran Council
God
Earl May Critically Ill in Duluth After Heart Attacks
SHENANDOAH Iowa UP Earl May 58 Page county dairy man and owner of radio station KMA is critically ill in Duluth Minnesota. He suffered two heart attacks Wednesday night at St Marys Hospital Duluth during a checkup. He had been ill since last summer after being stricken at his Mercer Wisconsin summer home. He returned here last month and had been bedridden until going to Duluth.
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Shenandoah
Earl May
Page County
KMA
Duluth
Minn
St. Mary's Hospital
Mercer
Wis
Duuth
Valentine Dies? Seriously ill at Centerville
John K. Valentine, 42, former lieutenant governor and Centerville attorney, was in serious condition at St. Joseph's hospital after a heart attack at his home on Wednesday. Valentine, elected lieutenant governor in 1936, had also served as a state senator.
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Centerville
INS
John K. Valentine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Alentine
Valentine
Notice of TCL 5 Bree Official Corporate Charter Text
A scanned corporate notice outlines charter details for TCL 5 Bree for a New Jersey company. It describes powers to buy sell manufacture and exchange personal property and instruments and to issue stock. It states capital stock value 100 per share and stock issuance terms. Directors will be elected by stockholders at the outset.
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Ransterab Instruments
Corporation
Shell. Com
Class Officers Elected At Wilson High School
Wilson High School elected class officers for the school year across grades 10 through 12. 12A named President Jerry Mahring and VP Bill Chiamosta with Wayne Kirchoff as secretary treasurer. 12B chose President Dick OBrien and VP Beverly. 11A elected President Eanne Jordan and VP Bob Fields with secretary Donald Simoena. 11B selected President Max Bachman and VP Gene Sobehart with Betty Holmes as treasurer. 10A votes went to President Don Popishil and VP Vladislav Zumer with Delores Rejsa as secretary treasurer. 10B named President Bob Paterson and VP Paul Chukas with Don Klekar as secretary treasurer.
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Wilson High School
Jerry Mahring
Bill Chiamosta
Wayne Kirchoff
Dick O’brien
Beverly 11A
Eanne Jordan
Bob Fields
Donald Simoena
Max Bachman
Gene Sobehart
Betty Holmes
10A
Don Popishil
Vladislav Zumer
Cauiney-Treabianan Delores Rejsa
10B
Bob Paterson
Paul Chukas
Secreary
Don Klekar
Trailer Rent Rates For Veterans Lowered
Dean C. Woody Thompson announced a new housing policy for University of Iowa veterans in university owned trailers. Married students using G I Bill will pay no more than one quarter of their subsistence as rent, about 22.50 monthly, saving about 10 dollars per month for expansible trailer residents. Standard size trailers remain at 25 dollars per month.
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Iowa City
C. Woody Thompson
Office of Student Affairs
University of Iowa
Thompson
Fragmented OCR notes on corporation bylaws and officers
The text outlines corporate powers, stock structure, and officer roles including president, treasurer, secretary, and board composition. It references shareholder meetings, vacancies, and duties, with mentions of voting and equity, as well as state affiliation and eligibility for officers.
Funeral services for Tatges in Luzerne Sunday
Funeral services for Mr and Mrs Earl Tatge of Luzerne who died in an automobile accident five miles west of Cedar Rapids will be held Sunday in the Lutheran church at 6 3 pm with Rev H Wolters officiating Burial will follow in the Lutheran cemetery
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Gazet PO Zerne
Earl Tatge
Luzerne
Cedar Rapids
Jn Hee
Seaty & Ithe
H. Wolters
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