Docket Jammed for Fall Court Term Grand Jury
Grand jury sessions start Monday with many cases carried forward from prior terms. Victorious cases include multiple sex offenses and thefts. County Attorney Hendrickson emphasizes grand jury’s role in targeting true information and avoiding unnecessary prosecutions as Iowa law evolves.
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Carl Hendrickson
M. C. Hamiel
Grand Jury
Clarence Ford
Pifth Avenue
Justice Court
Hendrickson
Herb
Marion Boulevard
First Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Linn County
Polk County
General Assembly
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Fortieth General Assembly
Forty-second General Assembly
Iown
Battle Ribbons To Welch Are Just Chance
After 21 months at sea in the Atlantic Pacific and European theaters Lt Ted Welch now on leave with his parents at 2300 First Ave NW recalls his 119000 miles of travel. His Pacific tour lasted from December through the leave, visiting Solomons New Caledonia Florida islands New Britain New Hebrides and Guam. He earned two stars for major battles Marshalls and Marianas.
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Don Fritz
Eleventh Street
Eugene H. Fritz
Floyd Philbrick
Foxhead Tavern
Fred Hagerman
Third Street
Cliff
John Denton Welch
Sioux City
William Bathke
James Moore
Oecelwein
Francis Burt
Edward Smith
Karl Solbrig
Fifth Street
Milton Harris
First Avenue
Solbrig
Coney Island
Second Avenue
Harris
Ila Lee
Fifth Avenue SE
William Doe
Center Point
Clifford E. Campbell
Division Street
William E. Naughton
First Avenue NW
Arthur Stark
Martello
Davis Gas Station
Lisbon
Atlantic
Pacific
European
J.g
Ted Welch
Navy
Welch
Frank C. Welch
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Solomons
New Caledonia
Florida Islands
New Britain
New Hebrides
Guam
Marshalls
Marianas
Jack Durin
Navy veteran Welch recalls life aboard a destroyer at war
The Cedar Rapids officer describes routine duty, mine sweeping off Saipan, and rare contact with natives while aboard a World War II destroyer. He cites battles, ship routines, and the contrast between danger and everyday life, noting mail, movies, and the pull of home. Lt. Welch, a University of Iowa graduate, served 26 months with navy training at Notre Dame and Northwestern.
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University of Iowa
Welch
Navy
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Servicemen Wives and Babies Eligible for Free Maternity Aid
Wives and babies of servicemen below the third pay grade with base pay $78 or less are eligible for free emergency maternity and infant care under the government appropriation to the state health department. Mrs. James Sigmund, home service chairman of the Cedar Rapids Red Cross, announced the program.
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State Health Department
James Sigmund
Home Service
The
Cedar Rapids Red
Eligibility for Military Family Maternity and Infant Care
Families of army navy marine corps and coast guard members with private to sergeant ranks qualify for wife maternity care and infant care up to one year. State health department pays doctors and hospitals directly. no wife payment. Applications via Red Gum office Granby building or health department. No state residence, race, or color restrictions.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps and
Coast Guard
State Health Department
Red Gum
Granby
Health Department
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Gladys Shelley
Mt. Vernon
Springville
Paul Wilbur Stark
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Stark
Oelwein
Arthur Woods
Central City
Harry J. Hanson
Twelfth Street
Earl G. Jellison
Fifth Avenue
Ray Paul Buresh
Ellis Boulevard
William Hamilton
Mt. Vernon Road
Robert M. Hasbrouck
Robert R. Fernandez
Rock Island Stockyards
Donald R. Santee
Harry Noble
Betty Rhodes
Third Avenue SE
Donald Sigmund
Iowa
Gazette Photo
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Rogers
Glenn Randall
Roy Gaddis
First Avenue Road NW
Eee
Durabie
Enamezi
Pai
Tnewmans
Pre
Lela Reate i
Cedar River
Saipan
R.jeny
Newman's
Mary Miles
Qu . S
Jax
Kamore
Mademoiselle
Stationery Department
Dickeys
Newman
Bouffont Bonely Baoth
Boufont
Bouffont
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