Local Notices and Births in Daily Record
Mrs Mary Mann and Mrs Joan Norton fined for disorderly conduct with addresses 121 Fifth street NE and 515 Fifth Avenue SE. Mercy Hospital reports a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Anthony Pickett Atkins born Oct 17. Mr and Mrs Joe Technik expect a daughter Oct 18. Mr and Mrs Ben Wentz celebrate oath of a daughter born at Illinois Masonic Hospital to Mr and Mrs Don Severing, the Severing wife formerly Dorothy Biskup of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Julia Moucka dies at 1811 I Street SW.
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Mary Mann
Joan Norton
Fifth Street
Fifth A‘enue
Mercy Hospital
Anthony Pickett
Atkins
Joe Technik
Oakland Road
Ben Wentz
Avenue NW
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Chicago
Don Severing
Severing
Dorothy Biskup
Cedar Rapids
Watts
Marriage Traced in Iowa City Based on Cruel Treatment
Helen Brazauski and Benedict Brazauski are cited in a court document by Judge H C Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The marriage occurred in Iowa City on November 25 1933.
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Helen Brazauski
Benedict Brazauski
H.C Ring
Iowa City
Justice Court Fines Posted for License and Yield Violations
Justice of Peace Court before H. R. Churchill. Robert L. Bessar fined 10 dollars and costs with 5 dollars suspended upon obtaining a driver s license. Address 938 Belmont Parkway NW. John Durrow of Center Point fined 5 dollars and costs for failure to yield right of way.
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Robert L. Bessar
Belmont Parkway
John Durrow
Center Point
H. R. Churchill
Draft boards assign registrants as numbers are drawn
Linn county and Marion draft boards list 2639 registrants with 30 outside state entries and 100 from Linn. Major Pazour announced order of numbers with Don Kassner numbered 1 LeRoy Michel 2 and Winfield White 3 as clerks handle work and address changes across east and west boards.
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Texas
Stewart
West Side Board
East Side Board
West Side
Reid
Washington
Gazette
Linn County
County Draft Board No 3
Marion
State
John H Pazour
Don Kassner
WMT
LeRoy Michel
Western Auto Company
Winfield A. White
Boy Hit While Running From Between Autos
Ernest Hager, 17, of the Central hotel, was struck by a car as he ran from between two parked cars to catch a bus. He suffered facial bruising but no skull fracture per X-rays and was to be dismissed the next day. The driver, Mrs Guy Clark, 1404 A avenue NE, was not held after the incident on Third Street SE near Fourth Avenue.
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Ernest Hagerman
Central Hotel
St. Luke’s Hospital
Guy Clark
A Avenue
Third Street
Hagerman
Fourth Avenue
Slovaks Visit Roosevelt In Washington
A Slovak American delegation met President Roosevelt and said he affirmed independence for small conquered European nations. They reported the president stated the government is working toward restoring such independence.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Willkie Says Foes Plan Vote Stealing in Speech Tour
Willkie denounces alleged Democratic vote manipulation during foreign policy tour. In Missouri he accuses Roosevelt of risking war by exporting diplomacy, touts private enterprise, questions Wallace and third term, and cites Churchill to argue for prosperity as path to peace.
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Willkie
St Louis
New Deal
Roosevelt
Europe
Democratic National Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Wheeling
W. Va
Wallace
St. Louis
Edward J. Flynn
America
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Mr. Churchill
United States
France
England
Washington Administration
Churchill
Army Underwear Jokes from Bugs Baer
Humor column recounts Bugs Baer riffing on Army life including underwear, blankets, eye tests, and camp jokes from 1918 Camp Zachary Taylor cartoons. Mentions Damon Runyon, McManus, and top sergeants keeping troops dry.
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Zach Taylor
FDR to broadcast key addresses before election day
The Democratic National Committee announced nationwide radio speeches by Franklin D Roosevelt targeting New York Pennsylvania and Ohio to rally voters for the November election. Speeches occur Oct 23 in Philadelphia Oct 28 in New York Oct 30 in Washington and Nov 2 in Cleveland with a final election eve address from Hyde Park New York. Roosevelt also plans public appearances in Camden Kearny Philadelphia New York City Brooklyn Rochester and Buffalo before election day with another possible New England trip after the vote.
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Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia Convention Hall
New York
Madison Square Garden
Constitution Hall
Washington
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Hyde Park
Camden
Kearny
N. J
Philadelphia
New York City
Brooklyn
Rochester
Buffalo
New England
Kathleen Norris On Program For Willkie Rally Here
Kathleen Norris and Governor Stassen will speak at a Willkie rally here with bleachers to handle overflow. The program airs 9 to 9 45 pm via a Midwest radio network including WMT Cedar Rapids Waterloo KRNT Des Moines KMA Shenandoah KGLO Mason City WKBB Dubuque WNAX Yankton S C WCCO Minneapolis St Paul.
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Mrs Norris
Guv Stassen
Midwest Radio
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
KRNT
Des Moines
KMA
Shenandoah
KGLO
Mason City
WKBB
Dubuque
WNAX
Yankton
S. C
WCCO
Minneapolis
St. Paul
David G. Bleakley
FDR Orders Dykstra to Fast Track World War II Draft System
President Roosevelt names Clarence A. Dykstra to oversee selective service as draft boards form across states. Officials expect up to 16.654 million eligible men and plan a lottery using serial numbered cards drawn from capsules to determine call order, with deferments for physical disqualifications and dependents.
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Clarence A. Dykstra
Selective Service
Roosevelt
Dykstra
Draft leniency offered for unregistered men before lottery
Washington dispatch says Selective Service Director Clarence A. Dykstra ordered leniency for men who failed to register on Wednesday if they present themselves to local boards voluntarily before the master lottery is held. The policy was broadcast in a telegram from Dykstra.
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Washington (Lp
Selective Service
Clarence A. Dykstra
Dykstra
Louisiana Headquarters Seeks Action on Delinquents
The Louisiana headquarters asked what should be done with delinquents who failed to register and indicated they want to proceed now.
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Louisiana
Volunteers to Supply First Group for Draft
Washington reported that 30 000 men to be mustered on November 18 could be all volunteers. If conscription is needed, only four or five men per local hoard would be called, making the chance a single conscript is drafted about one in 550.
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Washington
INS
Des Moines Weather Outlook Through October 23
For the period 6 30 p m Oct 18 to 6 30 p m Oct 23 temperatures average above normal with warmer Saturday and much colder conditions toward the end. Precipitation runs above normal mainly in the middle and later parts of the period.
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DES Moines
INS
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Bugs" Baer
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