Daily Record notices and arrests from October 21 1944
Public notices include fuel and food stamp details for meat gas and sugar valid dates, plus new shoe and gasoline coupons. A series of traffic tickets list names and fines, with several addresses and amounts. Also reported are births at St Luke's Mercy and Fort Lauderdale, a coast guard sea man birth, and two divorce filings and decrees. Continuous line of local notices and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Edward Padzensky
Seventh Avenue SE
Burhs Bowers
B Avenue NE
Mercy
Robert Swain
Washington Avenue SE
Calvin W. Prenosil
K Street
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Seaman
Coast Guard
Don Spilman
Seaman Spilman
Grace Spilman
Washington Avenue
Olivet Church to Buy Pipe Organ for 4500
Olivet Presbyterian church plans to purchase a pipe organ for 4500 including installation. Peter J Buch will begin installation in early November with dedication expected around December 1. The organ, formerly owned by George Schoonover, was installed by him at the old Metropolitan Supply site now LaPlant Choate office.
Breakin at Casino nets $2 and other city blotter items
Thieves shattered the front door glass at the Casino tavern on First Street SW and stole $2 from a Rollo machine. Leonard Ronnenberg, 38, of Fifth Street SE, held after a suicide attempt. Haegg Construction losses include two 50‑foot canvass coverings valued at 75 dollars. A 30‑day sentence for shoplifting at McLellan store was issued to a Ryan resident. Three runaways from Des Moines were held for their parents by Cedar Rapids police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
First Street
Eonard Ronnenberg
Fifth Street
Henry Haegg
Haegg
Ryan
Webster City
Justice of the Peace
Howard R. Churchill
McLellan
Walt Lanksen
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Francis Bucker
Bucker
Finnish communique reports capture of Sodankyj from Germans
Stockholm AP reports from central Lapland that Sodankyj has been captured from German forces, according to a Finnish communique issued Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sodanky- Jae
Lapland
Planes Blast 57 Ships and 87 Aircraft in Philippines
Admiral Halsey announced that carrier planes sank or damaged 57 Japanese ships and 87 aircraft from Manila to Leyte as part of MacArthur's Leyte invasion. The Third Fleet continues strikes against Ryukyus Formosa and northern Philippines, destroying 1,122 aircraft and 426 ships since Oct. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
William F. Halsey
Manila
Leyte
Douglas Macarthur
Philippines
Chester W. Nimitz
Ryukyu Islands
Ryukyus
Formosa
Halsey
Luzon
Third Fleet
U. S
MacArthur
Fair Weekend Forecast for Iowa and Cedar Rapids
A crisp weekend is predicted in Iowa with fair conditions in Cedar Rapids. Tonight will be cooler with low Sunday morning around 30 to 34 degrees. Temperatures rose to 66 degrees by mid afternoon as skies cleared and sun shone, with humidity near 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Open Verdict in Heiress Murder
A coroner jury in Los Angeles found the oil heiress Georgette Bauerdorf was strangled by an unknown person. Sheriff investigator Ray T. Hopkinson said all suspects had been eliminated and a neighbor heard a scream early the morning of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Georgette Bauerdorf
Hollywood Canteen
Ray T. Hopkinson
Obituary notices for Rygg Cronbaugh and Dahms
Deaths from Decorah Marengo and Center Point report services scheduled for Mrs. Jonas Rygg 67 born in Norway died Friday at Decorah hospital survived by husband three daughters and a son Mrs William Blanchard Tucson Ariz Mrs Fred J Proutt Decorah Mrs Herbert Wangsness Decorah and Lloyd Mason City Marengo service for Mrs Millie Cronbaugh 76 died Friday service Sunday 2 00 p m Marengo resident 15 years survived by three sons Harvey Victor John Layton a daughter Thelma Siefker two stepdaughters Jessie Torrance Iowa City Mina Moderwell Fort Morgan Colo Center Point service for William Dahms 75 died Friday night near Marion held Sunday 2 p m Satchett funeral chapel pioneer farmer survived by brother Sam Robins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Jonas Rygg
Norway
United States
William Blanchard
Tucson
Ariz
Fred J. Proutt
Herbert Wangsness
Lloyd
Mason City
Marengo
Millie Cronbaugh
Nimitz Replies To Tokyo Claims On Third Fleet
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz responded to Tokyo radio assertions that sunk U S Third Fleet off Formosa. His communique says Halsey reports retirement toward the enemy after salvage of all Third Fleet ships recently sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Chester W. Nimitz
Tokyo Radio
Formosa
William F ) Halsey
Prout Loves Navy and Serves in Second War Duty
John Prout a warrant bos'n in the navy recalls how recreation bases boost morale for crews returning from the Southwest Pacific. He recounts duties on a fleet tanker, training, and his long service starting in World War I, with plans to rejoin reserves after Pearl Harbor while staying connected to naval life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prout
Navy
Southwest Pacific
John Prout
Bos’n
Boatswain
Seattle
Wash
Mary Ellen
Rosemary
Eileen
Twentieth Street SE
United States
Federal
Organized
Navy Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Pacific
Mare Island
Memorial services set for Joseph Crabtree in Tama
Special to The Gazette memorial services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the American Legion hall for Joseph Crabtree signalman 2/c who died in action June 12 in the Southwest Pacific. John Mager missionary of the American Lutheran church spoke at Straw berry Point. he was among eight missionaries rescued from the Japanese at Hollandia in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
American Legion Hall
Joseph Crabtree
Southwest Pacific
Strawberry Point
John Mager
American Lutheran Church
New Guinea
Emanuel Lutheran
Hollandia
Volga City
Otto Germar
MT. Vernon
Red Cross
Helen Schroeder
British Race North 55 Miles in Greece
British vanguards push 55 miles up the Athens Salonika highway toward Lamia as German forces withdraw, with Lamia reported taken and Thevas capture announced Friday. Spitfires from Greek airfields harass German positions during the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Lamia
Athens
Salonika
Thevas
Friay
No Fighting Yet Between British and Germans North of Athens
The report notes that هناك no actual combat has broken out between British forces and German troops north of Athens as tensions remain high in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Winneshiek County Lawyer Nelson Suspended on Request
Iowa district court approved James W. Fay and John A. Senneff request to suspend Nelson license to practice law. The suspension stems from pending disbarment over alleged misconduct in the Nicolai W. Johnson estate and an observed psychosis with epilepsy. Embezzlement charges remain pending until the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
James W. Fay
Emmetsburg
John A. Senneff
Mason City
Iowa
J. A. Nelson
B. F. Thomas
Traer
William P. ‘Butler
Floyd '‘Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Nelson
Nicolai W. Johnson
J. S. Gottlieb
Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Johnson
Iowa Odd Fellows Install Officers
Alfred Meyer of Clinton was installed as grand master of the Iowa Odd Fellows grand lodge during the final session of the five day meeting. New officers include George C. Smith Cedar Rapids deputy grand master C G Viall Mason City grand warden C D Evans Ottumwa grand treasurer and W A Merriam Des Moines grand secretary. The lodge purchased $14 000 in war bonds to add to the Mason City home endowment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Alfred Meyer
Clinton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of
Iowa
George C. Smith
Cedar Rapids
C. G. Viall
Mason City
C. D. Evans
Ottumwa
W. A. Merriam
Iowa Lodge
Mason City Home Endowment Fund
Truman Says He Had to Smoke Out Dewey on World Policy
In Butte Montana Senator Harry S Truman Democratic vice presidential nominee charged that it was necessary to smoke out Governor Thomas E Dewey on foreign policy. He said Dewey has long avoided clear stances on world affairs and claimed the issue exposed him as untrustworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Harry Ss. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Truman
Wallace Doubts Dewey's Policies On Collaboration
Vice president Henry A. Wallace accused Governor Thomas E. Dewey of lip service to international cooperation while his congressional followers attack Bretton Woods and Dumbarton Oaks. He urged swift war victory, democratic peace, and full employment under the free enterprise system, criticizing past Republican do nothing policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Henry A. Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Congress
Bretton Woods
Dumbarton Oaks
Wallace
Mississippi River
America
Willkie
Bricker
Family of Nations
United States
Dewey Sees New Deal as Bankrupt in 1930s Campaign
The speaker denounces delays and appeals in justice and labels the New Deal a bankrupt organization living on its past. He pledges labor secretary appointments, end to overlapping agencies, permanent Fair Employment Practices, broader social security, and extended unemployment but argues only within a society that rewards enterprise. He targets bureaucratic burdens on farmers and businesses and calls for renewed social progress outside the New Deal framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Secretary of Labor
Labor
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Department of Labor
City Briefs: Church Talks and Probate Admittance
The Rev Lyle K Anderson will speak on Undergirding this Program with Prayer at the 930 am service of Shueyville United Brethren church Sunday. Evangelist Harold Chasteen of Dean Avenue Church of Christ Des Moines Ia will broadcast on KSO Sunday 930 to 945 am. The Rev G R Weaver will speak on The Evangelist Philip at 730 pm Saturday at Ellis Park Church of God L Avenue at Eighth Street NW. The will of Winfield Scott who died Sept 29 1939 in Cedar Rapids has been admitted to probate. Elsie Scott Jordon named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Harold Chasteen
Dean Avenue Church of Christ of
G. R. Weaver
the Evangelist
Philip
Ellis Park Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Winfield Scott
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Scott Jordon
Military personnel in service receive home leaves and postings
Apprentice Seaman Dean M. Ring in DePauw V-12 program is due home Saturday evening for a leave with his mother Mrs. H. C. Ring. Aerial gunner Howard Beatty has arrived in the British Isles. Richard J. Hampton seaman 2/e returns to Great Lakes after leave with wife Evajane Bishop and parents. Louis L. King promoted to corporal at Casper Army airfield. Pvt. Donald Schotzle stationed at Camp Hood. S/Sgt. Leo Johnson on 30 day furlough after seven months in England and 30 missions. he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and four Oak Leaf clusters. Pfe. Raymond McCalley returns to Camp Butner after 10 day furlough with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean M. Ring
Navy
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue
Howard Beatty
British Isles
James C. Beatty
Atkins
Richard J. Hampton
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Evajane Bishop
C R. Hampton
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Louis L. King
Casper
Wyo
Anna King
Shellsburg
Donald Schotzle
Camp Hood
Texas
Coggan
Leo Johnson
Roy Johnson
Dysart
England
Johnson
Germany
France
Pfe
Raymond McCalley
Camp Butner
N. C
Fred McCalley
Twelfth Avenue SE
Harold Lock
Lisbon
Laurence McGavish
Iowa City
Vifquain Heads Eastern Iowa Peace Officers Association
Victor D. Vifquain of Belle Plaine elected president of the newly formed Eastern Iowa Peace Officers Association at a meeting with representatives from 35 towns and cities. Capt. Clarence Day named vice president and Milford Engelbert set as secretary. The group plans by laws and an executive board of five directors, with a January meeting to adopt them. Ralph Harmon of the FBI spoke on postwar crime planning and training needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor D. Vifquain
Belle Plaine
Benton County
Eastern Iowa Peace Officers Association
Clarence Day
Iowa Highway Patrol
Milford Engelbert
Marengo
Iowa
Vifquain
Ralph Harmon
Des Moines
FBI
United States
Harmon
James Smith
Elmer Fletcher
Tom Condon
Harry Boyd
The
Gazette
Floyd Philbrick
Association
Philbrick
Allamakee County Jurors Drawn for November Term
Jurors named for the Allamakee County district court November term include Ada Becker Emma Opfer Andrew Onsager Ann Taylor Ernest Bjerke Gilman Hanson Ruth Sevatson Alvin Elmore Stella Emerson Sidney Quam Anna Heffern Ruth Herman Alden Larson Ed Quandahl Franklin township Ray Mitchell Otto Roffman Leo Blocker Ledford Irons Lizzie Meyer John Kelly Post Ethel Steele John Sebastian James Overland Lee Brainard Amanda Schroeder Mabel Pearson Edith Lawvelle Clinton Smith Kathryn Waters Earl Abernathy Theresia Myers R V Voelz Florence Meyer Thomas McCabe Oveoe Lafayette Ed Haas M C Mullarkey Paint Creech Mrs Mary Slattery Leo Howe Walter Marti Lucinda Nachtwey Ed Weipert Union Prairie Ruth Herman Henry Kruger Ludlow Aaron Shindall Elmer Adam Union City Mayme Casey Walter Paul French Creek Gertrude Ward Mabel Suckow Adolph Larson Clifford Yearous Linton Walter Gast Ray Weithorn 4 Taylor William Garin Oscar Moe Center Herbert Knudtson Waterloo Harold Bender Hanover Charles Tierney Jefferson Ruby Kolowinsky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee County
Ada Becker
Emma Opfer
Andrew Onsager
Ann Taylor
Ernest Bjerke
Gilman Hanson
Ruth Sevatson
Alvin Elmore
Stella Emerson
Sidney Quam
Anna Heffern
Harold Herman
Alden Larson
Ed Quandahl
Franklin Township
Ray Mitchell
Otto Roffman
Iowa
Leo Blocker
Ledford Irons
Lizzie Meyer
John Kelly
Post
Ethel Steele
John Sebastian
James Overland
Lee Brainard
Amanda Schroeder
Mabel Pearson
Edith Lawvelle
Clinton Smith
Kathryn Waters
Earl Abernathy
Theresia Myers
R. V. Voelz
Florence Meyer
Malice
Thomas McCabe
Ove Oe
Lafayette
Ed Haas
M. C. Mullarkey
Paint Creech
Mrs
Mary Slattery
Leo Howe
Lansing
Radio Schedule Listing for October 21 1944
A sprawling hourly radio guide lists programs from WMT KXEL WHO WGN and others for Sunday evening through Monday morning. It covers names like Rudy Vallee Arthur Hale and Patsy Kelly, with musical shows, news, dramas and quiz programs across stations in Des Moines and Chicago areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
KXEL
Ed McConnell
WGN
Gross
Leland St
Carnival
Rudy Vallee
Arthur Hale
Detroit
Boston
Nat B
Roosevelt
Nick Carter
Lompar
Herb
Arthur FE
Grant
Fielding
XEL
Ade
Nelson
Chicago
Patsy Kelly
Navy
WGN A. Kassel
Christian
Exel
Pietsch
Usam
WHO
WGN Cathedral
Unity
Eagle Exel
Adams Family Exel
Kate Smitt
Kassel
Bergen
Vidge Chanel
D. Thompson
Adventists Mark 100th Anniversary with Weekend Services
Special services at Cedar Rapids Seventh-Day Adventist church mark the 100th anniversary of the Adventist movement. The Sunday program at 7 30 p m highlights church progress over a century, noting growth from no literature or institutions to 9 212 churches, 30 000 workers, and multi million dollar publications and institutions worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Funeral services for George H. Carson set at Trinity Lutheran
George H. Carson 64 an employee of the Iowa Manufacturing company died at his home 1212 Ninth Street NW Thursday evening. Services will be held at Trinity Lutheran church at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev P L Bornhoeft officiating. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel until noon Monday. An item notes the piano piece Snuff Box Waltz as a favorite composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Carson
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Ninth Street NW
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Chicago Dewey Parade Vows Downtown Rally Oct 25
Thomas E. Dewey arrives in Chicago at 2 40 p m on campaign tour. A downtown parade from the North Western depot to the Stevens hotel is planned, followed by a stadium address at Chicago Stadium 9 to 9 30 p m with the Columbia system broadcasting. Illinois Governor Dwight H Green and Mrs Green greet Dewey on arrival. Key speakers include John T Dempsey Wayland Brooks Richard J Lyons and Werner Schroeder with stadium doors opening at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Western Depot
Stevens Hotel
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Fovernor
Columbia
Milwaukee
Dewey
Illinois
Dwight H. Green
Green
Werner W. Schroeder
George M. Fisher
Republican Central Committee
Cook County
Fisher
John T Dempsey
Dempsey
Schroeder
Gov
U. S
Wayland Brooks
Richard J. Lyons
United States
Gas coupons stolen in Creston burglaries
Gas ration coupons worth 1/600 gallon were stolen in one of two Creston service station burglaries reported by Police Chief William Hiatt. The theft occurred early Friday and involved stolen coupons from stations in Creston, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
William Hiatt
Hollywood and War Fund radio slate features Roosevelt and city mayors
Edith Gwynn reviews Hollywood news while Frank De Vol conducts. Roosevelt speaks from New York at 8 30 p m Saturday over NBC and Blue networks and stations WHO and KXEL. Cedar Rapids Mayor Hahn joins a National War Fund plea on Lionel Barrymore's Mayor of the Town at 6 p m Saturday over CBS and WMT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Elhave Rel Lutheran
C. Thomas
WGN
Philharmonic
Greenwood
WGN Hollywood
E. Barrymore
WGN Your
America
Family Hour
Mary Small
Shadow
Wm. Shirer
Ozzie & Harr
White Morty
Flash
KXEL
Hall of Fame
Foster
Dick Brow
Axel J
Fidler
Life of
Riley
Pores
Fremayne
Bagle
Sekaties Ag Exel
Edith Gwynn
Hollywood News
Frank de Vol
Roosevelt
New York
Democratic National Committee
NBC and the Blue
WHO
Frank Hahn
Cedar Rapids
National War Fund
Lionel Barrymore
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
NBC
WMAQ
Rudy Vallee
Kenny Baker
WBBM
Detroit Symphony
Boston Symphony
Guy Lombardo
Barry Wands
Herbert Marshall
FASTEETH False Teeth Powder Promises Firm Fit
FASTEETH is an improved powder that sprinkles on dental plates to hold false teeth firmly in place without sliding. It adds no gummy taste, is alkaline, resists souring, and claims to reduce denture odor. Available at drug stores.
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Daily Record
Ralph D. Meany, Jr
F Avenue NW
Weneil J Maresh
Coburn Court SE
Lester Bizek
Johnson Avenue NW
R D Hunting
First Avenue NE
Jim Cunningham
E Avenue
Naomi Stevens
West Liberty
M Christianson
Fred Bizek
Oxford Junction
June Frances Beggs
Charles J. Vejda
Augusta K. Blume
Howard Graham
Jennie Coulter
Palo
Ernest Medulan
Louise Emma Hokanson
Sarah Ellen Freeman
LeRoy B. Freeman
Leana Jane Sterns
Everett E. Sterns
Chambers
Gladys Shelley
Atlantic
Guam
Saipan
Tinian
Rota
Rock Island
Iowa News
Anamosa
Jones County
George F. Specht
Arthur McCullough
Anamosa Legion Hall
Nellie V. Morey
Manchester
Roy Westerlen
Delaware County
Winneshiek County
Odd Fellows
City Briefs
Dolo Ginininicinici
Wefk PN
Allamakee
Wen
MBS BS
Nazarenes
Iowa Speaks
Legion
Southernaires
Sween
EL Rev. Crawford
This Is Life
T Crusaders
WMT Lutheran Hr
Kxel War Journal
EL Call of Cross
WGN Melodies
Muasic
WGN Magic
George Hicks
Wile Roundtab
WGN Victory Bus
Kaye O
Charles E. Fuller
Adventists
George Carson Rites
Radio
William Bendix
Joan Barton
Nadine Subotnik
Dian
G.I
Les Paul
Ben
Bendix
Man and Come
Lewis
Billie Burke
Barry Wood
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Mutual
Francisco Castillo Najaro
Mexico
Richard Sheehy
Yugoslavia
Pat Patterson
Lestan
St Ye
Billie
Burke
Barry Woop
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