Iowa Agricultural Forecast and Local Court Notices
Winds southerly 15 to 20 miles per hour forecast for Iowa. Marriage licenses issued to Irvin W. Rowden and Merri F. of Cedar Rapids. Justice Court records include petty larceny fines for Charles D. Murray and William Ludwick of Chicago. Divorce petitions listed for multiple couples. Drunkenness and disturbing the peace fines set. Parking violations cited with small fines. Births announced at St Luke's Mercy Cedar Falls and local hospitals. Corrected birth parents noted for Mercy hospital birth.
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Iowa
Carrier Randolph To Mediterranean
The navy department reports the 27000 ton carrier Randolph will report to the Mediterranean area about November 1 for temporary duty with US naval forces in Europe. The rotation policy moves ships between the western Atlantic and the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean. The cruiser Spokane heads to western Atlantic waters in early October, and the cruiser Little Rock leaves the Mediterranean for the United States this week.
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Washington
INS
Navy Department
Randolph
Mediterranean
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Spokane
Navy
Little Rock
Auto Plant Tieups Spread in Detroit
Strikes at three major Detroit automakers caused five plants to shut down and put four more at risk as midnight approached. Six plants faced end-of-shift closures, with Packard's final assembly line hit by Briggs Outer Drive walkouts, and Chrysler plants already affected by the Outer Drive dispute tied to a work len chaseall Boley.
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Detroit
INS
Briggs
Packard Motor Car Company
Chrysler Corporation
Chaseall Boley
Dan Steele to Maintain Home in Cedar Rapids
Dan J. Steele former field representative of the Iowa Department of Public Safety will live in Cedar Rapids and commute weekends as he assumes leadership of the safety education division. The Des Moines housing shortage requires he keep a Cedar Rapids home for the present.
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Des Moines
Dan J. Steele
State Department of Public Safety
Directive Division of Safety Education
Cedar Rapids
Stele
Steele
Ae A
Iowa Stelcherok
Pepper Urges Split Over Reactionary Attitudes
Pepper criticizes reactionaries and calls for a united labor front across railway workers. He notes the failed May settlement of the railway brotherhood strike and urges a turnabout in foreign policy while praising BRT head Whitney as the union seeks reelection.
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Pepper
Railway Brotherhood
America
B.R.T
Union
Whitney
Religious School Sees 275 Attendance at Cee Monday
The Cee religious school drew about 275 attendees with classes set to continue through Friday at 7 15 p m Each day for devotional period Rev Carl Man of St Mark s Lutheran church spoke on spiritual poverty and Christian humility.
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Carl Manor
St. Mark's Lutheran Arch
Jesus
Manfred
Darringer Sentenced to 10 Years for Auto Theft
Darringer 18 of Cedar Rapids received a ten year term in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa after pleading guilty in district court at Logan to auto theft of a Buffalo New York resident’s car on September 9. He had a prior Cedar Rapids sentence for a similar offense that was suspended and led to parole. He was arrested after being picked up in Oelwein following a hitchhiking incident near Cedar Rapids.
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Carroll Darringer
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Avenue SW
Anamosa
Logan
Gertrude Levenson
Buffalo
N. Y
Darringer
State
Levenson
Here
Oelwein
Gouraud the Lion of Champagne Dies at 78
Gen Henri Gouraud, 78, famed French commander known as the Lion of Champagne, died in Paris after years of war wounds. He led the Fourth Army in July 1918 delaying the German offensive and included American units the Second, 36th and 42nd Rainbow divisions.
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Paris
Henri Gouraud
Champagne
Gouraud
Verdict on Nazis Postponed a Week
The international war crimes tribunal postponed its verdict on 22 Nazi leaders and seven organizations from Sept 23 to Sept 30. No reason was given. The court recessed Aug 31 to decide the fate after hearing testimony from nearly 10 justices from Britain, Russia, France and the United States.
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Mernberg
International War Crimes Tribunal
Bomber Crashes at Twin Falls Air Show
An A-26 attack bomber crashed in full view of about 1,000 spectators during a Twin Falls Idaho air show on Monday, killing the four crew members aboard. Investigators search for cause as aviation safety units secure the crash site.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Ins
Club One-9-Teen Director Resigns for Seminary Post
John H. Krause resigns as director of Club One-9-Teen after serving since May to become director of physical education at Concordia seminary in St. Louis Missouri. The resignation was announced by executive board chair Dawson E. Grim. Krause priorly worked with the Red Cross in the Fiji Islands New Caledonia India and Burma and taught at Seattle Pacific College. He also studied at the American College of Physical Education Chicago and attended Concordia seminary. No replacement has been found.
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John H. Krause
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Krause
Dawson E. Grim
Red Cross
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
India
Burma
Seattle Pacific College
Seattle
Wash
American College of Physical Education
Chicago
WPA
Dubuque
Grim
Coats Reunited After Park Stop Near Cedar Rapids
Betty Jane Twito of Minneapolis misplaced two coats in Daniels park during a picnic en route from Center Point. Police traced the garments after a local finder reported them. the coats lacked identification until a Gazette story helped identify the owner.
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Betty Jane Twito
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Miss Twito
Daniels Park
Center Point
Massachusetts Bishop Named by Episcopalians
The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill, bishop of Massachusetts, was elected presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States.
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Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Henry Knox Sherrill
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Deaths Mrs Anna Stelcik Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna Stelcik 1301 C street SW Cedar Rapids died at home Monday night after a short illness. Born September 20 1864 in Kastomlaty Czechoslovakia she lived in Cedar Rapids 26 years and was married to Anton Stelcik in Kastomlaty 1884. They came to the U S 42 years ago. Survived by four sons Vincent Anton and Jerry of Cedar Rapids five daughters Bessie Kurka agke Joe Kurka Phillips and Emily Suma Mrs Almanes and Mrs Anna Kloubec Cedar Rapids 18 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p m at Barta-Hesser chapel with Rev Zdenek F Pauk burial Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Anna Stelcik
C Street
Kastomlaty
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Anton Stelcik
United States
Phillips
Wis
Stelcik
J A Vincent
Anton
Jerry Ofdar Rapids
Bessie Kurka Ag
Joe Kurka
Emily Suma
Almanes
Anna Kloubec
Barta-Hesser
V. Zdenek F. Pauk
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs Flaherty Rites Held in Oklahoma City
Mrs W F McManus long time Cedar Rapids resident and sister of Mrs M J Donnelly dies. Funeral and burial will be in Oklahoma City with remaining family members listed from LaSalle Illinois Cleveland Ohio Cedar Rapids and Fair Services provided.
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W. F. McManus
Cedar Rapids
M. J. Donnelly
W. R
Jane J. Hurley
LaSalle, Il
A. D. Harrington Ovideioe
F. W. Ca
Cleveland
Donnelly
Nelle
Julia Flaherty
James C. Grone
Private services for Mullin infant held at 11 a.m.
Private services for Robert Mullin infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry R Mullin were held at 11 a.m. in a chapel. The Rev D Keith Irwin officiated. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry F Mullin and Mrs Jennie Olson, all of Rapids, attended. Burial followed at Linwood Cemetery.
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Robert Mullin
Harry R. Mullin
F Avenue
D. Keith Irwin
Harry F. Mullin
Jennie Olson
Rapids
Linwood Ceme
Thomas Services cemetery obituary note
Friends may call at the ee cane ene. A brief obituary item noting a cemetery service is recorded with limited readable details.
U S Rockets Not Ready for War Says Officials
Washington reports quote public relations leaders from the army air forces, army ordnance, and navy department stating the United States has no guided missiles, rockets, or supersonic aircraft ready for tomorrow's war. They caution that such weapons may take five to 10 years or more to become combat effective.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Army Ordnance
Navy Department
Air Forces
Army Ordinance
Navy
Britain Argentina Trade Pact Aims to Ease Tensions
London reports Britain and Argentina signed a trade and financial accord to settle sterling payment disputes and meat and ore purchases. Britain may acquire all Argentine surplus meat for four years with reserves limited to 17 percent then 22 percent, and must pay at least 25 percent above current prices.
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London
Britain
Argentina
Tennessean Rescued From Angry Crowd At Chicago Lynching Rally
A Tennessee delegate to a Bakers union convention, Leck Denton, was rescued by police from about 40 people during a Negro anti lynching rally on Michigan Avenue. Denton was accused of cutting a microphone cable and released on bail as authorities prepare a court hearing. The gathering condemned racial discrimination and lynching in the South.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Loop
Leck Denton
Chattanooga
AFL Bakers Union
Denton
Jerry Looney
Congress Street Plaza
Looney
South
Wallace Speech Rapped
Fragmentary readings show a Wallace remarks piece criticizing Ickes. The text hints at interdepartmental friction and foreign affairs questions during cabinet years.
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Wallace
Ickes
Sargent to Speak at Tool Engineers Meeting in Cedar Rapids
A. M. Sargent will headline the Cedar Rapids pier meeting of the American Society of Tool Engineers for the 1946 47 season at 6 15 p m Wednesday in the Montrose hotel His talk titled The Tool Engineer's Position in Industry outlines his career from youth worker to designer and executive in Detroit firms He will be followed by Dwight Krumholz with a coffee talk on Patriotism in America.
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Cedar Rapids
American Society of Tool Engineers
Montrose Hotel
A. M. Sargent
Sargent
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England
Detroit
Chevrolet
Lincoln
Burroughs
2 Weeny FH
New Digoary Act
Pioneer Engineering and Manufacturing Company
Pioneer Pump and Manufaccompany
Pioneer Industries
ASTE
Dwight Krumholtz
America
Whitney Attacks Truman At Brotherhood Convention
A. F. Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen condemned President Truman as aiding fascist and reactionary forces. Speaking at the 28th convention he urged stronger political action, higher living standards, and wage growth to address industrial strife and escalating living costs.
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Miami Beach
Fla
INS
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
President Truman
Brotherhood
Whitney
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Joseph Stilwell
Burma
Two Cedar Rapids Firms File Incorporation Articles
Two Cedar Rapids firms, the Stamping and Plating corporation and the Feeder company, filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state in Des Moines Tuesday. The Stamping and Plating corporation is capitalized at $30,000 with R. W Landis as president and secretary and O. Lawrence as vice president and treasurer. Shepard is president and vice president of the Feeder company, capitalized at $10,000, with O. W. Lawrence listed as secretary and treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids
Stamping and Plating Corporation
Des Moines
Associated Press
R. W Landis
Dent
Oo. Lawrence
Shepard
O. W. Lawrence
City Briefs and Local Notices
Edgar King now practicing law at 220 Dows building after returning from service. Virgil Perkins, listed as 712 Sixth Avenue SE, fined for disturbing the peace in police court Monday, does not live there. Bertram Hall church supper set for Sept 19 85 cents. Mrs Amos Smith of 1500 E Avenue NE is patient at Mercy Hospital after an emergency operation Sunday.
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Virgil Perkins
Sixth Avenue SE
Amos Smith
E Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Bar Examinations Set for Des Moines October First
Charles W. Barlow the clerk of the Iowa supreme court announced that state bar examinations will be held in Des Moines on October 1.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Charles W. Barlow
Iowa Supreme Court
Slays His Wife in Charles City Home
In Charles City, Norma Lambkin, 25, was shot to death at her residence Tuesday. The husband confessed to the shooting, with domestic trouble cited as the motive.
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Charles City
Norma Lambkin
Big Four Meeting Called Off Over Treaty Amendments
A secretive push by the United States and Britain to alter over 200 treaty drafts prompted a cancellation of a Tuesday Big Four meeting. Officials cited deputies advancing work, but observers say the nations aim to avoid standing by the agreed treaty clauses.
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Bee
United States
Britain
Five defendants set for hearing in Monday criminal assignment
Judge M. C. Hamiel set five cases for Monday hearing. Henry Wicher faces rape charges, Lee E. Dotson uttering a forged instrument, Leo Boyles assault with intent to commit great bodily harm, Ralph L. Stafford assault with intent to rape, and Earl F. Keyes embezzlement. Keyes allegedly converted United Light and Railway Co stock from Mary Olson. Stafford accused of assaulting a 13 year old girl. Wicher charged with raping a nine year old. Dotson forged Troy Winegar’s name on an $85 check on November 27, 1945. Boyles allegedly struck George Hanson with a bottle in a Cedar Rapids tavern on July 3.
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M. C. Hamiel
Henry Wicher
Lee E. Dotson
Leo Boyles
Ralph L. Stafford
Earl F. Keyes
Keyes
United Light and Railway Company
Mary Olson
Stafford
Wicher
Dotson
Troy Winegar
Twin Towers
Boyles
George Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Holets Fined 300 for Drunk Driving Charge
Vladimir Holets of 1806 C Street SW pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after an evening crash at the viaduct on Bowling Street SW. Judge M C Hamiel fined him 300 dollars with 100 down and 25 dollar installments. Police notes list Raymond Tweedy and officers Shimek and Ernest E. Crawford involved.
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Vladimir Holets
C Street
Intoxico
M. C. Hamiel
Holets
Wling Street
Helets
Bowling Street
Raymond Tweedy
Shimek
Jerry Ernest E. Crawford
Norva Hotel
Louis Abdoo to Serve Embezzlement Sentence
Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder returned to Cedar Rapids from Camper, N. os where the army turned over Sgt Louis Abdoo 28 of Cedar Rapids. Abdoo will be taken to the men's reformatory at Anamosa to serve an indefinite sentence not to exceed five years on an embezzlement charge.
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Harlan Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Camper, N. Os
Louis Abdoo
Abdoo
Anamosa
G. K. Thompson
Fitzpatrick Divorce Granted on Cross Petition
Patricia Fitzpatrick was granted a divorce from Thomas A. Fitzpatrick last Saturday on a cross petition. The Daily Record column of Saturday's Gazette reported that Thomas A. Fitzpatrick was divorced from Patricia Fitzpatrick.
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Patricia Fitzpatrick
Thomas A. Fitzpatrick
Daily Record
Gazette
Patricia Fitrick
Trial Date Set for Oliphant Ham ilton Case
The personal injury and property damage suit filed by Fred E. Oliphant and Ray B. Hamilton was scheduled for trial on October 14 at the plaintiffs’ request.
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Fred E. Oliphant
Ray B. Hamilton
Three Defendants Plead in Black Market Corn Case
STROUX CITY AP Three defendants in a black market corn conspiracy pled no contest or similar pleas in federal court. Floyd of Iowa, Peter Roth of Iowa, and Arnold Schroeten of Iowa accepted pleas and faced 18 month terms. Archie Quirk of Odebolt sought a similar plea but faced opposition from the district attorney who charged him as a key conspirator and profit monetization in four other schemes. Harold L. McWilliams failed to appear and will be arraigned October 2.
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Stroux City
Paradised
Hanter
Mika Ndo
Henry N. Graven
U. S
Tobias E. Diamond
Floyd Ae
Agg Towa
Peter Roth
Bredar
Iowa
Arnold Schroeten
Odebolt
Archie Quirk
Quirk
Diamond Har
Jerome Schulman
Chicago
Diamond
Graven
Harold L. McWilliams
Ottumwa Cancels City Lines Bus License
The Ottumwa city council voided the Ottumwa City Lines license at noon Tuesday amid a cane strike that halted service. Company officials and striking drivers met in separate hotel rooms while a federal conciliator moved between them with little progress. The company said no non union drivers will operate buses.
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Ottumwa
Ottumwa City Lines, Inc
Yugoslavia Demands Venezia Giulia Including Trieste
Yugoslavia threatens to refuse signing the Italian peace treaty if the French line around Trieste is not extended to Venezia Giulia. Delegate Alex Bebler calls the line a strategic advance to Italy and criticizes the treatment of Yugoslavia as a defeated nation.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Venezia Giulia
Alex Bebler
Italy
Des Moines Man Shot By Ex-Father-in-Law
Chester Scanlon 34 of Des Moines was seriously wounded Tuesday when shot by his former father-in-law Charles E. Crewse 56 at the rear of Crewse home after Scanlon allegedly threatened and pounded on the door seeking sight of his ex-wife Frances 34. Police found Scanlon on nearby steps about two hours later and Crewse remained jailed.
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Des Moines
INS
Chester Scanlon
Charles E. Crewse
Scanlon
Crewse
Frances
Continuance in Fraud Case Against Ottumwa Mayor
Ottumwa Mayor David Nevin and auto dealer Fay Graham see their fraud case pushed to the January term of federal court. The government trucks purchase and sale scheme led to the charges with Nevin linked to city ownership and transfer of trucks to Graham. The continuance follows Graham's request and a doctor's certificate regarding Nevin's health.
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Ottumwa
David Nevin
Fay Graham
Tulsa
Nevin
Graham
Sai
Graham Fore
Anti-Squatter Writ Granted Prompts Early Court Intervention
London AP reports the British government sought and obtained interim injunctions against squatters in four cases involving threatened invasions of cinema buildings. The court stressed early intervention, noting the urgency of restraining squatters in these theaters amid labor opposition.
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London
Ees
Clayton Contagion: Lawmakers Press For Unified Foreign Policy
Senators from both parties call for a unified front in foreign affairs amid reactions to a national issue on U S Russian relations. Kilgore Byrd Hart Hickenlooper Wallace face mixed praise and sharp criticism as President Truman disavows Wallace remarks.
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Russia
Visers
Commerce
Sen. Kilgore
DW. Va
Byrd
D-Va
Byrnes
Paris
Wallace
Hickenlooper
R-Iown
Senator Hart
R-Conn
Hart
Truman
137 Rush Home To Keep Citizenship
A special US embassy chartered train carries 137 naturalized Americans rushing back to the United States. They must be in the U.S. by Oct 14 to retain citizenship, sailing from Le Havre aboard the S S Ernie Pyle. Most had returned to Czechoslovakia for prewar visits and were hailed as heroes by supporters who funded transport with promissory notes.
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Prague
United States
le Havre
S. S
Ernie Pyle
Czechoslovakia
Nadhean
Redit
Fraud in Bilbo Nomination Charged in Mississippi
About 50 white and Black qualified voters filed a sworn statement with congressional committees alleging Theodore Bilbo's recent re nomination was tainted by fraud and duress and achieved by force and violence. The claim was submitted by the State Progressive League and the Jackson NAACP branch and sent to the relevant subcommittee and Senate elections committees.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Theodore Bilbo
State Progressive League
Jackson
National Association For Advancement of Colored
Congressional
Bilbo
Senate
Film head in hospital in Chicago
Jesse Lasky Hollywood film producer entered Michael Reese hospital in Chicago on Monday for surgery. Officials could not disclose the nature of his illness.
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Chicago
INS
Jesse Lasky
Michael Reese Hospital
Covent
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Eulabel W. Young
George C. Young
Elsie M. Gill
Victor A. Gill
Helen Hardman
Gerald Hardman
Garmond Butts
Inez Butts
J. Brown
Hollis V. Brown
Paul Brown
First Avenue E
Carmeline David
Plaza Hotel
Pearl Livingston
Fourth Street NW
Don G. Wilson
Y.M.A
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J. P. Snider
Country Club Parkway
Rodney Newland
Third Avenue
C. A. Ziogas
Park Court
Carl A. Gibbs
Tenth Street
R. C. Mont
Linden Drive
W. Holton
Twenty-ninth Avenue
St. Luke’s
Edward Benesh
Solon
Rennard Shinault
Marion
Mercy
Jack Freeman
Olin
Cedar Falls
Ernest S. Sixta
Satori Memorial Hospital
Sixta
Frank Stourne
Twenty-first Avenue
Joseph Sixta
Fourth Street
Harry Mullin
Harvey Mullin
Auto Plant
Dan Steele
Cee
Clarence Beatty
Coat
Mullin Services
Taylor Services
Thomas Services
U.S
Vannevar Bush
James Jeans
Meeting of
Tool Engineers
C.R
Edgar King
Dows
Bertram —_ Hall
Bar Examinations
Monahan
First Avenue
J. Monahan
Wm. J. Stewart
V. Holets
Frere
Lapes
Florist
Third Avenue SE
Yugoslav
Assais
TL Fowler
Agent Pacific Mutual Life
Clayton
Bilbo Choice
Sy Ae
Yi Norris
Sista Ate
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