Daily Record Meat Red Stamps and Ration Details
The Daily Record lists valid red and sugar stamp adjustments through autumn and winter dates, with per pound value for waste fat, intact shoe coupons, and instructions not to detach shoe stamps before purchase. OPA intentions unchanged, ration board location and clerk, and office hours noted. Bismarck, Miami, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver, New York, Los Angeles, and Sioux City temperatures and precipitation listed, Iowa forecast calls for clearing Sunday with showers east, cooler nights, and a Sunday-Monday temperature range. local crime and traffic penalties cited for Wallace Purrington, Occie O. Culp, Francis Jones, William Ellingson, R. W. Dysart, David Franks, and R. Moore with fines. Bonfires and alarms recorded at 1418 Fourth Street NW and Pfaff grocery. Court actions include Esther Campbell et al. versus LeRoy Campbell et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
American Building
First Avenue
Second Street
A. T. Pleune
Bismarck
Miami
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
York
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Iowa
U S Backing Wrong China Force Forman
Foreign correspondent Harrison Forman told the Executives Club at the Montrose hotel that the U S should end lend lease arms to Chiang Kai-shek. He argued the Communists are fed up with U S aid, and that China faces a civil war after Japan’s surrender. He claimed no evidence of Russian influence in China and criticized Nationalist leadership from Chongqing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Harrison Forman
Executives Club
Montrose Hotel
Japan
Forman
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Tokyo Bay
Chiang
Chungking
Shanghai
Local births list dated October with multiple Cedar Rapids families
In Cedar Rapids and nearby towns, several families announce newborn daughters and sons in mid October. Recipients include Cecil Stone and Lorene Stone. Bernice Mae Ullrick and Merle Ullrick. Helen Dorcas Workman and Orlie Casper Workman. Floyd F. Coombs and Bertha Davis. Kenneth B. Eiler and Cora M. Vick. Mr. and Mrs Franklin Gantt with a daughter at St Luke's. Mr. and Mrs Robert Elmore with a daughter. Machinist Mate Louis Stolba with a daughter. Mr. and Mrs Rathie of Marion with a son. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Sickles with a son. and Mr. and Mrs Earl Miller with a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Stone
Lorene Stone
Bernice Mae Ullrick
Merle Ullrick
Helen Dorcas
Workman
Orlie Casper Workman
Floyd F. Coombs
Bertha Davis
Kenneth B. Eiler
Cora M. Vick
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s
Franklin Gantt
A Avenue Ne
Robert Elmore
Center “Pont Road
Louis Stolba
Center Point
Rathie
Marion
Keep Foreigners Out of America at D A R Conference
At the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution fall meeting, Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge urged five year immigration limits to preserve democracy, arguing 3,500,000 refugees complicate job access for returning veterans and contrasting pioneers with new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
America
South
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Julius Y. Talmadge
C. A. Garlock
Fort Dodge
Hazel Scott
Constitution Hall
Washington
Talmadge
Athens
United States
Vets Returning From Overseas Arrivals for Iowa servicemen
Eastern Iowans were listed as scheduled arrivals in the Netherlands theater flow. At Newport News aboard the Blue Ridge Victory were Kessens McNamara Cayler Miller Nachazel Tevis Bush Meiers Reiss. at Boston on the Milford Victory were Anderson Throp Halbert. in New York aboard the Norway Victory were Rigby Gullickson Ronig Sondag Tama Scott Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Blue Ridge Victory
Joseph H. Kessens
LaPorte City
Arthur J. McNamara
Independence
Richard E. Cayler
Marion
Edward C. Miller
Washington
Milo J. Nachazel
Clutter
Roy C. Tevis
Tipton
Norman H. Bush
Wellman
Ardell H. Meiers
Milo F. Reiss
Vinton
Boston
Julius Anderson
Decorah
William Throp
Willis F. Halbert
New York
Oliver C. Rigby
Cedar Rapids
Harold J. Gullickson
Decor
Deaths Mrs L R Orr pioneer Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs L R Orr a former pioneer resident of Cedar Rapids died at Knoxville Ia Thursday after a long illness She and the late Mr Orr formerly lived at 1418 Third avenue SE She was a member of Peoples church and a pastor of Ashley chapter D A R Surviving daughters include Mrs Norman Hayes Knoxville Mrs R H Aspergren and Mrs William Murray Services were held at Somonauk IL Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Orr
Cedar Rapids
Knoxville
Orr
Third Avenue SE
The
Peoples Church
Ashley
Norman Hayes
R. H. Aspergren
William Murray
Somonauk
Infant Ronald F. Thompson Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Ronald Francis Thompson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Thompson, of 315 K Avenue NW, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 2 a.m. Saturday. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. at the Brady chapel, with burial in Cedar Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Francis Thompson
Ronald F. Thompson
K Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Brady Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Man who left C R bride rearrested in Idaho crime spree
Floyd E. Conklin, on parole from Ft. Madison penitentiary since March 1944, drifted into Cedar Rapids to wed a local girl and write bad checks. In Twin Falls he bought clothing, paid a $61 diamond, and married a justice of the peace, then vanished with the ring after his checks bounced. Police traced him when his bride reported his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd E. Conklin
Ft. Madison Penitentiary
Cedar Rapids
Twin Falls
Idaho
Bill Kudina
Conklin
City Briefs Reported Hospitalizations and Camp Plan
Mrs. Mark Hershey of 323 Third Avenue SW is confined to St. Luke's hospital while Mrs. Sybil Hershey at the same address recovers from an operation. Mrs. Anna Shannon of 3900 Lenox Avenue NE is recovering at Mercy hospital. Charles Young, troop 29 scout master, will take 22 boys and six committeemen to Camp Waubeek Saturday for an overnight. Reopening of Dr. Leo G. Severn's dental office at 711 Merchants Bank after five years in practice and prior military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hershey
Third Avenue SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Anna E. Shannon
Lenox Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Charles Young
Waubeek
Sybil Hershey
Leo G. Severn
Merchants Bank
Advy
Midwest Conference Attendees Named by Local Church Leaders
The Rev Mr and Mrs S E Dooty of Ellis Park Church of God and Mr and Mrs R A Grubich will attend the annual Midwest conference of the Church of God in Kansas City Missouri from October 22 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
S. E. Dooty
Ellis Park
Cub Pack 13 Hosts Masked Costume Meet at Fillmore School
Members of Cub Pack No 13 met Friday night in costume at Fillmore school. Achievement badges were presented to Marlin Smith Steven Sedlacek Wayne Riley Richard Polansky Dwayne Johanos Leonard Schultz and Jimmy Coffey became new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack No. 13
Fillmore School
Marlin Smith
Steven Sedlacek
Wayne Riley
Richard Polansky
Dwayne Johanos
Leonard Schultz
Jimmy Coffey
Guest Speakers At First Presbyterian Services
Two guest speakers address First Presbyterian church meetings on Sunday. Byron S. Hollinshead president of Coe College will speak at the 11 a.m. service on Tradition and Freedom. Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman will speak at the 5 p.m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 2231 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Byron S. Hollinshead
Coe College
Herman E. Schaalman
Christian Endeavor
Fifth Avenue SE
Tire and wheel stolen from car in front of 930 Ninth Street SE
Mrs L J Zak of 1965 C Avenue NE reported a tire and wheel were taken from her car trunk parked outdoors Friday. Mrs William Bragg of Iowas City reported a lost purse containing 19. Mrs Victor Pierson of 2937 Outlook Drive SW reported burglars robbed two children's banks totaling 23 at her home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Zak
C Avenue NE
Ninth Street
William Bragg
Iowas City
Union Bus Depot
Victor Pierson
Outlook Drive
Reckless driving fine handed to Louisa Man and Francis Jones
Judge Harry S. Johnson fined Louisa Man and Francis Jones after guilty pleas for reckless driving. Police said Jones was drinking when arrested in the 1000 block on Center Point Road NE Friday night. Jones also paid a separate five dollar fine after brake problems were found on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Man
Francis Jones
Lisa
Harry S. Johnson
Center Point Road
Wallace Purrington Fined After Drunkenness Plea
Wallace Purrington of 1416 Second Street SE was fined $25 and costs by Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to drunkenness. He was arrested Friday night in front of Lum's tavern following a fight with one man and an alleged knife threat to another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Purrington
Second Street
Harry S. Johnson
Lum
Cub awards at St Pauls Methodist Church recognize 22 members
On Friday at St Pauls Methodist Church Cub Pack 30 awarded 22 members including Ronald Moore Jim Biddinger Larry Morningstar James Sandercock Richard Sandercock Scott Elwood David Funk and James Merriem in a Sunday ceremony recognizing achievement and progress within the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodst Church
Cub Pack
Ronald Moore
Jim Biddinger
Larry Morningstar
James
Richard Sandercock
Scott Elwood
David, Funk
James Merriem
Local figures named in OCR fragment of article
A list of individuals appears in the readable portion, including Charles Vyskocil Gene Scott Robert Bilton Gary Johnson Don ald Booze Eddie Abodeely LeRoy Lubbers Bob Murdock Kenneth Hubbard David Stevens Jimmy Sealey Bob Shireman Marvin Burke and Dickie Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vyskocil
Gene Scott
Robert Bilton
Gary Johnson
Donald Booze
Eddie Abodeely
LeRoy Lubbers
Bob Murdock
Kenneth Hubbard
David Stevens
Jimmy Sealey
Bob Shireman
Marvin Burke
Dickie Mitchell
Fighting Divisions Red Arrows Hit Japs More Than 600 Days
The 32nd Infantry Division, the Red Arrow, earned over 600 days of combat from early 1942 through major campaigns in New Guinea Leyte and Luzon. Composed of Wisconsin and Michigan National Guardsmen, it first fought in Buna airlift assaults then jungle campaigns, tallying 6 700 Japanese killed in 36 days on Leyte and enduring brutal fighting across Luzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
32Nd
Red Arrow
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pacific
Australia
New Guinea
Owen Stanley Mountains
Port Moresby
Red
Hollandia
Aitape
Morotai
Philippines
Leyte
Red Arrowmen
Train kills Newell C Wyeth at Ring Road station wagon
Philadelphia AP reports noted American painter Newell C Wyeth aged 62 was killed when a freight train struck his station wagon at a Ring Road crossing. His four year old grandson Newell also died in the crash. Authorities described the incident as a tragic railway accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Newell C. Wyeth
Suburban Ring Road
Wyeth
Newell
Auto Workers Push 30 Percent Wage Increase Talks Open
United Auto Workers and General Motors opened wage negotiations in Detroit with a conditional compromise offer. Walter Reuther said a 30 percent rise could be granted without raising car prices, while GM withheld profit margin details. A walkout by GM aides delayed talks and reporters were barred. The UAW also filed unfair practice charges against Kelsey-Hayes, seeking a strike ballot for 4,500 workers. NLRB specialists were brought in to assist the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
CIO
General Motors
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Kelsey- Hayes Wheel Company
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Kelsey-Hayes
NLRB
Boston
Los Angeles
Ft. Worth
Chrysler
Martha Moses Crowned Mt Vernon High Homecoming Queen
Martha Moses a Mt Vernon High senior and daughter of Henry Moses of Ely was chosen by student vote as homecoming queen. She was presented between halves of the Mt Vernon University high football game with attendants Margaret Clark and Helen Peterson and escorted by football captain Douglas Van Metre at the homecoming dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Martha Moses
Henry Moses
Ely
Mt. Vernon High School
Mt. Vernon University High
Margaret Clark
Helen Peterson
Douglas van Metre
Pennies Stolen From Newsies Lead to Jail Term
CHICAGO SNS John Mc Clay 34 of Wilkes Barre Pa was jailed ten days on a penny theft charge. Judge Jay Schiller heard he took loose change from papers while newsboys were away and had 71 pennies in his pocket when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sns
John McClay
Wilkes-Barre
Jay Schiller
McClay
Lack of Leadership Slows Up Reconversion Brownell
Des Moines dispatch reports Republican national chairman Herbert Brownell Jr. blamed Washington leadership gaps for slowing reconversion and hindering postwar policy shifts. Midwest state chairmen denied any plan to replace Brownell, affirming unity and support for the chairman as he predicted GOP gains in 1946 and possible House pickups in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell
Des Moines
INS
Washington
Herbert Brownell, Jr
G.O.P
Iowa
Willis York
Midwest
York
Truman
Men and Women In Service Highlight Local Servicemen
Pvt Lester Baldwin furlough with wife and sons at 820 Seventeenth street SE before reporting November 1 at Camp Beall California for overseas assignment. Pfc Louis Dusek on seven day furlough with wife and family 828 Eighth avenue SE recently returned from twenty months in European theater and to report to Fort Sheridan. Cpl Donald D Caldwell, son of Mr and Mrs Sherwin Caldwell route 3, transferred to Fort Leavenworth detachment while wife stays with her parents at 1502 Hamilton street SW. Caldwell, a six month war prisoner, arrived in the States in June, spent 73 days at home, then reported to Hot Springs Arkansas for rest and reassignment. Brother Paul with the army in the Philippines. Barrett H Lattner, son of P M Lattner 1952 Fifth avenue SE, promoted from lieutenant commander, stationed at Naval Air Station Norfolk Virginia. First Lt George T Henry, son of L E Henry 119 Nineteenth street SE, on terminal leave at home. a B-24 pilot in Italian theater for six months, expects discharge soon. Chief Yeoman Edwin Derby Williams, nephew of Mrs Charles H Proctor 1972 B avenue NE, en route home from Japanese prison camp at Osaka. Isabel Nichols daughter, formerly Cedar Rapids resident now in Niobrara Nebraska, reports her son has been a prisoner since May 6 1942 after the fall of Corregidor.
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Louis Dusek
Eighth Avenue SE
Fort Sheridan
Donald D. Caldwell
Sherwin Caldwell
Route 3
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavensworth
Kaw
Harry Decious
Hamilton Street
Cpl. Caldwell
States
Hot Springs
Ark
Paul
Philippines
Barrett H. Lattner
P. M. Lattner
Fifth Avenue SE
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
George T. Henry
L. E. Henry
Nineteenth Street SE
Edwin Derby Williams
Charles H. Proctor
Osaka
Isabel Nichols
Cedar Rapids
Nio Brara
Neb
Corregidor
Courthouse Accident on Indian Creek Bridge
A Friday evening collision on the Indian Creek bridge at Marion's north city limits involved a tractor hauling an ensilage cutter. Driver Charles Grimm of route 3 Marion and tractor driver Thomas Sullivan of route 2 Marion reported the cutter had no lights, with both vehicles sustaining minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Marion
Sheriff’s Office
Charles Grimm
Route 3
Grimm
Thomas Sullivan
Route 2
391 Discharge Papers Recorded by County Office
County Recorder Dempsy Jones reported 391 discharge papers for officers and men in all branches were recorded in his office during 16 working days ending Thursday.
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Dempsy Jones
Stipulation Requires Ervin Price to Pay Marburger Debt
A judge's stipulation orders Ervin Price to pay LeRoy Marburger 571 by October 30 to settle a suit seeking 647 for unpaid rent on two properties and for corn and hay bought by Price. Marburger notes 347.60 due and 200 paid. Edith Eiler of Cedar County seeks 261 against Harold and Mrs Sauterbry for damages after their car struck her vehicle on October 6 at 15442 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Ervin Price
LeRoy Marburger
Marburger
Price
Edith Eiler
Cedar County
Harold W. Sauterbry
Fairfax
Drunk driving fine upheld for James D Boyles in Marion
James Dave Boyles 37 of Mechanicsville paid a 300 dollar fine after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge before Judge G K Thompson. He was arrested by Marion police at 1 am Saturday. Appeal bond was set at 750 dollars. A divorce petition by Gerald A Bouquet against Nancy Dorothy Bouquot was dismissed Friday on plaintiff’s motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dave Boyles
Mechanicsville
G. K. Thompson
Boyles
Marion
Gerald A. Bouquet
Nancy Dorothy Bouquot
Executrix Confirmed Without Bond in Cedar Rapids Will
Leone Baumen was named executrix without bond to the will of her mother Barbara Prusek who died in Cedar Rapids on October 11. Heirs to the will are listed as three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Baumen
Barbara Prusek
Cedar Rapids
CIO Group Urges Swift Aid to Reds in Moscow Visit
An American CIO delegation in Moscow and Leningrad urged quick loans or grants to Russia, saying a $6 billion credit should be approved to raise living standards. James H. Carey, chair of the 1-man delegation, stressed urgency for closer US Soviet relations and praised Soviet trade unions as democratic. He criticized the AFL for denouncing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
CIO
Russia
United States
James H. Carey
L-Man
Leningrad
Carey
American Federation of Labor
Trio Caught in C R Indicted On Federal Law
SIOUX CITY: Ian H. Williams and a Washington, D C., associate were found guilty in federal court on a national motor vehicle theft law indictment and each sentenced to 18 months in a federal reformatory. George Brand formerly of Sheldon was convicted of failing to report for induction and received three years. Bazely, a discharged Canadian soldier, was arrested Oct 10 in Anamosa and arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ian H. Williams
S. S
Washington
D. C
Henry N. Graven
Williams
Anderson
Cedar Rapids
George Brand
Sheldon
Federal Reformatory
Sandstone, Minn
John R.hy
Illinois
Bazely
Anamosa
U. S
Charles L. Benesh
Calles Dies Former Mexican President dies at 68 in Mexico City
Gen Plutarco Elias Calles 68 former president and Iron Man of Mexico died Friday at the British American hospital after gall bladder and stomach ailments. He led Mexico from 1924 to 1928 and remained a dominating figure in politics until 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Calles
Church Service Closes Week of Sunshine Mission Anniversary
A Sunday evening service at Westminster Presbyterian Church marks the closing of the Sunshine Mission fiftieth anniversary. Dr W E Paul of Union City Mission Minneapolis will speak. Rev Leonard Hunt presides. Rev Joseph Wells will lead song service. Mrs Leonard Hunt will sing. Testimonies by K A Anderson Chicago and Rev Roy Briggs Milwaukee. Cedar Rapids pulpits host Chicago district Gosp Mission workers Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Westminster Presbyterian Churc
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Stre SE
Sunshine Mission
W. E. Paul
Union City
Mineapolis
Minn
Leonard C. Hunt
Wheeler City
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Wells
Dibuque
T K. A. Anderson
Chicago
Roy Briggs
Milwaukee Rescue Mission
Cedar Rapids
Mission Workers
Tl International Union of
Gosp Missions
Sale of Surplus Handed to RFC
President Truman ordered disposal of surplus consumer goods shifted from the commerce department to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. RFC already handles factories land and machinery, plus a board of directors arrangement with the War Assets corporation. Sam H. Husbands of RFC will be chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Truc
Commerce
Reconstruction France Corporation
RFC
White House
Secretar Wallace
W. Stuart Symington
War Assets Corporation
The
Petroleum Réserves Corporation
War Assets Corporation Wi
Sive
Surplus Property Administration
Sam H. Husbands
Radio schedules and stars for the week on CBS WMT and more
Radio from the Little Theater Off Times Square returns after a brief layoff Saturday taking over the 6 30 pm slot on CBS and WMT Barbara Luddy and Olan Soule co star first story Sign of Love Joe Ainley directs Ed Prentiss former Cres Rapids man will be Mr First Nighter The program has been on various networks since it originated Don Ameche Tyrone Power and Gale Paige are among actors who used it as stepping stones to stardom Other programs include Nighter with Helen Hayes Victoria Regina Price ceiling and rationing discussion on Jobs After Victory Your Hit Parade with Dick Todd and Joan Edwards Break the Bank debuts 830 pm with Bud Collyer and guest emcee Music in the Air at 9 pm Chicago Theater of the Air Ben Lyon Bebe Daniels guests Report to the Nation at 915 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theater
Times Square
CBS
WMT
Barbara Luddy
Olan Soule
Joe Ainley
Ed Prentiss
Don Ameche
Tyrone Power
Gale Paige
Dubinsky Seated on AFL Executive Council in Unanimous Vote
Cincinnati based report says David Dubinsky president of the International Garment Workers union won the vacant AFL executive council seat unanimously. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers was also in line for the post in a move seen as a rebuke to Lewis who reportedly linked UMW rejoining the AFL to his seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
INS
David Dubinsky
International Garment Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Dubinsky
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers, Independent
Maine Post
Lewis
UMW
AFL
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Occie O. Culp
Louisa
William Ellingson
Norway
R. W.dysart
Park Terrace SE
David C. Franks
Dows
R. Moore
First Avenue SE
Fourth Street
F.W. Pfaff
Esther Campbell
LeRoy Campbell
Leonard David White
Maxine Louise White
Virginia Jewel Drahos
Joseph Thomas Drahos
Earl W. Mottinger
Virginia Mottinger
A E. St. Clair
Carl St. Ir
U.S
John Ferring
Chu Teh
At Mercy
Alafred Sickles
Eighth Avenue
Earl Miller
D.A.R
Associated Press
Thompson Infant
Youth For Christ
Memorial Coliseum
Ames
Betha Giffer
Chisholm
Iowa State College
Marie O'Brien
C.R. Bride
Cub Pack Awards
Promise
Martha Moses Queen
Newsies
Otto Weber
Dewey
Minnesota
Ohio
Missouri
Lester Baldwin
Seventeenth Street
Camp Beall
Calif
Reds
C. R
Radio
By Nadine Subotnik
Helen Hayes
Queen
Victoria Regina
Chester Bowles
Committee For Economic Development
ABC
KXEL
Dick Todd
Joan Edwards
Lyn Murray
Mark Warnow
Bud Collyer
Mutual
WGN
Jerome Kern
Chicago Theater of the Air
Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
England
Dorothy Kilgallen
Hector Chevigny
Stroud Twins
WMAQ
Wwe Eeeer
Dick Haymes Nevess
Riley
Ltrades
WBBM
WHO
NBC
Barn D
Helen
Cliff Car Esh
Fiel IE Jobs
Ed McConnell
Nis
WGN Canaries
Sue
Dick Haymes
of Riley
Tom Harmon
Herman
Anti-Sa
Traveler
Man
Vom. Wen Theater
Fecset Sant News
Salvanoyo
Nazarenes
the Gazette Company
St Daily and Sunda
Ard Ave
Towa
United Press International News Service
al News
Oun
Es Gazette
Viitin Avenue
Media Records and
Anp.al
International Gospel Broadcast
Charles E. Puller
AFL Executive Council
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