Multiple Marriages and Name Restorations Handled by Judge Haas and Col.
The records show Cretia Osborne and Wimke Cherry marriages with cruel and inhuman treatment rulings and name restorations to Cretia Ridle and Margaret Ann Troy, plus Irene M Campbell granted custody of two sons. Marriages occurred in Macomb Galena Cedar Rapids Denver between 1924 and 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretia Osborne
Earl Osborne
C. J. Haas
Macomb
Ill
Cretia Ridle
Wimke Cherry
Arnold Cherry
Haas
Galena
Margaret Ann Cole
John Henry Cole
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Ann Troy
Irene M. Campbell
John Thomson Campbell
H. C. Ring
Charles Dvorak Fined for Speeding in Southwest Address
Charles Dvorak of 109 Twenty sixth avenue SW was fined $25 plus costs for speeding 60 mph. The fine was suspended on payment of costs and surrender of his driver’s license for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dvorak
Twentysixth Avenue
Two Local Residents Die In Separate Hospitals
Mrs. Thomas Pirnie, 61, of 518 Sixteenth Street SE, died early Saturday in a local hospital. Joseph Katzoff, 34, of 615 Sixth Street SE, died Friday night in a Rochester Minnesota hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pirnie
Sixteenth Street
Joseph Katzoff
Sixth Street
Rochester, Minn
Notable Residents Listed Across Several Cities
A list of individuals and their home cities includes E. Max Coghlan and Clarice L. Ross of Cedar Rapids George L. Kennedy and Elvira M. Fettkether of Waterloo Marion Brouse and Mary Louise Bolon of Monmouth Ill Walden Lippincott of Milton Wis Bernice Manthei of Janesville Wis Leon E. Minette and Marie Welch of Madison Wis Floyd Covington and Edith Price of Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Max Coghlan
Clarice L. Ross
Cedar Rapids
George L. Kennedy
Elvira M. Fettkether
Waterloo
Marion Brouse
Mary Louise Bolon
Monmouth, Ill
Walden Lippincott
Milton
Wis
Bernice Manthei
Janesville
Leon E. Minette
Marie Welch
Madison, Wis
Floyd Covington
Edith Price
Central City
Local Birth Announcements Include Four Newborns
The notice records four births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William O Thompson at 1007 Fourth Avenue SE on Sept 22, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward E Blin of Marion route 1 on Sept 23 at St Luke's hospital, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Strachen of Albany on Sept 23, and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Olson of Wilmington Ohio on Sept 22. Mrs Olson is Irene Mikulecky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mikulecky of 1314 First Street SW, who will visit Wilmington tonight with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Thompson
Fourth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edward E. Blin
Marion
Lloyd Strachen
Alburnett
Delmar Olson
Wilmington
Ohio
Olson
Irene Mikulecky
John Mikulecky
First Street
Campaign in Poland and France at European border states
Fragmentary line shows a political campaign reference in Poland and France concerning European border states. The context is unclear due to missing surrounding text. Names, dates, or outcomes are not identifiable from the readable portion.
Warsaw Struggles to Hold City Amid Stubborn German Siege
Warsaw radios report strongest resistance as the city endures heavy artillery bombardment by German forces. Praga and Zaolsze face intense attack while civilians suffer shortages. Poznan army suffers heavy casualties en route to aid Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warsaw
Praga
Nartk
Vistula
Zaolsze
Germany
Russia
Keystone Schuett Hotel Sold to Rebuild Garrison Brick Plant
The Schuett Hotel, a Keystone landmark over 50 years old and long run by the Schuett family as a hotel and community center, has been sold to W F Hildebrand of Garrison. He plans to raze the building and reuse the materials to rebuild the Garrison Brick and Tile company destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Schuett
W. F. Hildebrand
Garrison
Garrison Brick and Tile Company
Governors Seek Measures To Guard U.S. Farm Markets
At Gov. Stassen’s grain belt conference in St Paul agri cultural experts urged saving the American market for American farmers. John Brandt proposed excluding imports until needs are met and forming a surplus pool while production is controlled by an equalization fund. The gathering also discussed raising farm prices and reducing production costs amid wartime trends.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
Stassen
John Brandt
Land O’ Lakes
Brandt
Harry L. Brown
Payne Ratner
Kansas
John Moses
North Dakota
George Wilson
Iowa
Oscar B. Lesness
University of Minnesota
Deaths Mrs Bettina Pirnie Wife of Thomas Pirnie
Mrs Bettina Pirnie dies in a Cedar Rapids hospital from a heart ailment that followed a washing machine injury. Funeral in Turner chapel, Rev C H Hook officiating, Cedar Memorial park cemetery. Survivors include husband two daughters a son and seven grandchildren plus a sister and two brothers. Born June 19 1878 near Decorah she lived in Cedar Rapids since 1910 and later remarried Thomas Pirnie May 1 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Pirnie
Thomas Pirnie
Sixteenth Street
C. H. Hook
Cedar Memorial Park
Lodge Carter
Hubert Paxton
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Dobson
Pittsburgh
Fred George
Muscatine
James
Robert
Barbara Carter
Margaret Ann
Donald Paxton
Jean
Charles Dobson
Pirnie
Decorah
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kan
Dobson
C. R. I. and
P. Railway
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Chapter
The
Maccabees
Ladies Auxiliary of
Letter Carriers
Funeral services for Mrs Effie Storey
Funeral services for Mrs Effie Storey will be held in the Turner chapel at 12 30 p.m Sunday conducted by the Rev Richard V Clearwaters. Further services will be conducted at the Wittich chapel Muscatine at 4 p.m Sunday by the Rev Mr Webster of Muscatine. Burial will be in Muscatine. Friends may call at the chapel.
Funeral services for Guy A. Wagner announced
Funeral services will be held in Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday conducted by Father D. J. Lenihan. Burial will be in Armah Cemetery at North English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Wagner
Guy A. Wagner
Beatty Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Armah Cemetery
North English
Rust College group performs spirituals at Bertram church
A Negro student group and cheer leader Miss Natalie Doxey from Rust College Holby Springs Mississippi presented a program of Negro spirituals humorous songs and readings at the Methodist church in Bertram on Friday night. The group attended the Upper Iowa Methodist conference in Clinton and this marked their fourth appearance in the Bertram church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Natalie Doxey
Rust College
Holby Springs
Miss
Upper Iowa
Clinton
Local Iowa Briefs Sparse Read With Arrests, Weddings, Courts
A sweep of small town notices from Mount Vernon to Fayette reports Legion training, the Xavier News first issue, and multiple obituaries. Separate items note weddings, divorces, court cases, graduations, and new club officers across Linn, Dubuque, Independence, Dysart, Traer, Tipton, and surrounding communities.
Jean Ann Fritz’s Condition Worse After Crash
Jean Ann Fritz of Grand Rapids Michigan remained in very critical condition Friday night after a head on collision west of Grand Rapids on September 13 that killed Clifford Field of Cedar Rapids. Attendants at Mercy Hospital report deep chest and neck gashes and loss of legs. Ruth Sullivan, also of Grand Rapids and passenger in Fritz’s car, was in good condition. Both women were en route to Los Angeles on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Fritz
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clifford Field
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Miss Fritz
Ruth Sullivan
Navy recruits quota for October set at 14 in Iowa
The navy recruiting station in the federal building will furnish 14 of Iowa's 157 October recruits, per information received by Chief E. E. Moon and recruiter James W. Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Federal Building
Iowa
E. E. Moon
James W. Keene
Tax Lien Filed Against Duncan Cassidy for 1935 Income Tax
A federal tax lien of 34.06 for nonpayment of 1935 income tax was filed with the clerk of the federal court Saturday against Duncan Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Duncan Cassidy
Madison pair wed in double ring ceremony
Leon E. Minette and Marie Welch, both of Madison, Wisconsin, were married Saturday morning in a double ring ceremony conducted by Justice H. R. Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon E. Minette
Marie Welch
Madison, Wis
Justice H. R. Churchill
Linn county CCC quota set at 23 workers
A new Linn county CCC quota of 23 workers to report Oct 2 at the Eldora CCC camp was announced Saturday. Single men between 17 and 23 years of age in need of employment may apply at the county relief office any morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County CCC
Eldora CCC
Verdict Rules Out Suicide in Death of Guy Wagner
An official verdict of death by own action was returned Saturday by Dr. B. L. Knight, coroner, after an investigation into the Friday death of Guy Wagner, 49, of 121 Sixth Street SW. The coroner noted that Wagner’s son and daughter said he had threatened to commit death by own action several times in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Wagner
Sixth Street
B. L. Knight
Wagner
Senators Clash Over Embargo Repeal Plans Highlighted
A chorus of 44 senators publicly backed repealing the embargo while others voiced opposition or declined comment. The list includes Democrats and Republicans from multiple states led by figures such as Norris, La Follette, and Vandenberg, with several key names opposing the move like Frazier, La Follette, and Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Gurney
Danaher
Conn
Chavez
N. Holman
Ore
Barbour
No Tobey
N. H
Donahey
Reynolds
N. C
O'Mahoney
S. C
Art
Tenn
Wagner
N. Wheeler
Mont
Maloney
Gillette
Norris
Ind
Neb
Burke
Andrews
Fla
King
Utah
Smathers
Schwellen
Lee
Okla
Adams
Cole Thomas
Bilbo Miss Harrison
Miss
McKellar Tenn
Austin
Hatch
I Pepper
Schwartz
Minton
Guffey
Connally
Tex
Caraway
Ark
Byrd
Lucas
Ill
Byrnes
SC Green
R. I
Hale
Brown
Mich
Logan
Kley
Pittman
Nev
Ra@cliffe
van Nuys
Frazier
N. D
Downey
Calif
la Follette
Wis
Overta
McCarran
Shippead
Minn
Clark
Court actions merge two Hayes cases over crash damages
Defense moves to consolidate the John J. Hayes and Clara Hayes suits against Bessie Kula and Frank Ewa for trial. John J. Hayes seeks 91603 dollars for car damage and injuries, while Clara Hayes seeks 3000 dollars. Frank M. Kia counters with 244.55 and 3500 dollars respectively. The dispute centers on which action should precede in the trial order from September 8, 1938 on the Monticello Prairieburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hayes
Clara Hayes
Bessie “Ula
Frank Ewa
Ed Lundquis
Hayes
Ayes
Kula
Monticello-Prairieburg Road
Kulas
Mr. Hayes
Frank M. Kia
Clinton Bank Granted Judgment In Collins Case
The City National Bank of Clinton was awarded a judgment of 82 796 74 Saturday by Judge H C Ring against M H Collins of Cedar Rapids in a two count note case involving M H Dake J E Gilroy and Mr H Collins. The petition claimed signed notes of 30500 on December 11 1929 and 24500 on August 5 1931. Collins was adjudged in default by the court Saturday with additional $867 96 attorney fees for Farnes Chamberlain and Hanzlik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City National Bank of
Clinton
H. C. Ring
M. H. Collins
Cedar Rapids
M. H. Dake
J. E. Gilroy
H. Collins
Collins
Farnes, Chamberlain and Hanzlik
Nelson Fined $300 for Crank Driving Charge
E. J. Nelson, 40, of Cedar Rapids, pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated before Judge C. J. Haas. He was fined $300 and costs. the fine was paid. Nelson withdrew a not guilty plea from May 6 after arrest by highway patrol at Third Avenue and Tenth Street SE on May 18 for driving on the wrong side of the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Haas
Nelson
Third Avenue End
Tenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids women plead guilty in statutory offense case
Bessie Randolph Lynch, 32, of Cedar Rapids and Charles L. Grumman, 39, also of Cedar Rapids, faced a statutory offense charge. Lynch withdrew a not guilty plea and received a six month county jail term with release after one month. Grumman received a similar sentence and suspension dating from April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Randolph Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Charles L. Grumman
Cadar Rapids
C. J. Haas
Grumman
Iowa Windmill and Pump Co Granted Default Judgment
Judge H C Ring granted a default judgment of 498.39 Friday in a note case. Defendants include The Quality Implement and Hardware Company of Friarsville and sole owner I S Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Windmill and Pump Company, Inc
H. C. Ring
Quality Implement and Hardware Company of
Friarsville
I. S. Hutton
Bertha Bergh Will Probate Sets Legatee and Executor
The will of Bertha Bergh who died last June was probated Friday. Drawn March 15, 1934, Ruth Bergh named legatee. Julia Sunde named executrix. Objections filed Sept. 2 by Lawrence Bergh, husband, were withdrawn Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bergh
Ruth Bergh
McLaughlin Seeks Dismissal of Wolfe Service Suit
In an answer and counterclaim William McLaughlin of Mount Vernon asks dismissal of a $596.50 services claim by Dr. Thomas L. Wolfe of Mount Vernon and judgment of $38.99 on a cross claim for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McLaughlin
Mount Vernon
Thomas L. Wolfe
Rev E G Hunt Receives Warm Invitation to Calamus Churches
The Rev. E. G. Hunt of Mount Vernon has earned a unanimous invitation to return to the Calamus and Grand Mound churches. In about two years he has organized 70 new members and oversaw $1000 in church property improvements. He also confirmed a large class of youths as the seventieth anniversary of both churches was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calamus
E. G. Hunt
Grand Mound
Hunt
Mount Vernon
Katzoff, Auto Parts Proprietor, Dies in Rochester
Joseph Katzoff aged 34 of 614 Sixth Street SE died Friday night in a Rochester Minnesota hospital after an operation. Born in Lithuania region, he came to the United States as a boy and later worked for The Gazette before starting Katz Auto Parts six years ago. Survived by parents, two sisters and a brother, funeral at Moon chapel Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Burial Eben Israel cemetery. no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Katzoff
Sixth Street
Katz Auto Parts Company
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Katzoff
Russia
Lithuania
United States
The
Gazette
Katzoff
Max Katzoff
Jeanette
Minnie
Morris B. Katzoff
Cedar Rapids
Moon Chapel
Eben Israel Cemetery
Coe Fraternities Announce Pledges at Greene Hall
Pledges to Coe college fraternities announced Saturday by Melvin Carlson assistant to the dean of men and resident dean at Greene hall. Delta Phi Epsilon leads with 27 pledges followed by Chi Beta Phi 21 Alpha Delta Alpha 12 and Tau Kappa Epsilon 8. The pledge lists include numerous names with hometowns such as Cedar Rapids Spirit Lake Muscatine Council Bluffs and Chicago among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Melvin Carlson
Greene Hall
Delta Phi Epsilon
Chi Beta Phi
Alpha Delta Alpha
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Chandler Cook
Urbana
Brian Doherty
Dubuque
Bruce Fishwild
James Ryan
Clinton
John McCord
Sac City
Merlin McCullah
Morrison
Robert Plank
North English
Robert Rouse
Vinton
Boyd Smith
Shanghai
China
William C. Smith
Oelwein
John White
Atlantic
Arthur Wickersham
Des Moines
Peter Daws
R. Dean Finnigan
William Franey
Richard Hootman
Charles Moes
David Pickford
Richard Rice
Vernon Stevens
Edwin Timm
Jay Cravens
Fred Warner
Cedar Rapids
Ross Bennett
Robert la Fontaine
Spirit Lake
Herbert Beckman
Hampton
William Carle
Chicago
Vernon Enck
Marion
George Eversmeyer
Muscatine
James D. Lambert
Freeport
Ill
Jack Long
Algona
William More
Mechanicsville
Roy Shaw
Joliet
William Kempter
Richard Ball
Robert Brosh
Kenneth L. Anderson
Kanawah
Gordon Bechel
Hettinger
N. C
James Moore
Tipton
Ralph Pilgrim
Davenport
Richard Sabel
Riverside
Robert Schuetzky
Keith Teague
Council Bluffs
Dale Thompson
Nashua
Robert Young
Lost Nation
Robert Zimmers
Ida Grove
Robert Nicholson
Marvin Selden
Edward Bartelt
David Connell
Vernon Pilcher
Elgin, Ill
Jack E. Gaskill
Richard T. Willing
Oak Park, Ill
William Corbett
Fritsch Death Tied to Nazi Power Struggles and Reich Army Rise
The article traces the fall and death of Fritsch, a prewar German general and army chief, amid Nazi power shifts. It notes his purge in February 1938, later rehabilitation in June 1938, and ongoing tensions with Hitler and Goering, with details of his career progression from 1898 to 1934 and his role in building the Third Reich's army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Fuehrer
von Fritsch
High Command
Berlin
Fritsch
Twelfth Artillery Regiment
Germany
Weimar Republic
Hitler
Army
25Th Artillery
Air Force General Staff
Despondent farmer takes life after wife’s death near Washington
Harold Pearson 32, a farmer, died by his own action at his home nine miles northeast of Washington. Two days after his wife Pauline Smith Pearson, 28, was buried, he turned on then off a car engine in a gas filled barn in an apparent effort to escape. Dr. W S Kyle said despondency over his wife’s death and poor health prompted the deed. He was born at Ainsworth and is survived by his mother Mrs Harry Pearson of Atlantic, his father, two sisters Freda Pearson of Peoria and Winita Pearson of Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Washington
Harold Pearson
Harry Pearson
Atlantic
W. S. Kyle
Ainsworth
Pauline Smith
Freda Pearson
Peoria
Ill
Winita Pearson
Local Man Injured Near New Hampton
Earl E. Fredine, 36, of 141 Thirty third Street NE, suffered a fractured right leg when his car overturned while passing a truck near New Hampton. He was taken by ambulance to St Luke's hospital Saturday morning. Attendants said his condition was fairly good while X rays were being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Fredine
Thirty-third Street
New Hampton
St. Luke’s Hospital
German General Von Fritsch Reported Killed in Action
London observers doubted a German official claim that Col. General Werner von Fritsch had died in action at Warsaw. They noted his many Nazi enemies and his typical rear positions in artillery, questioning the timing and accuracy of the announcement amid a Nazi factional split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Werner Vo Fritsch
Warsaw
von Fritsch
Wes
von Frits
Gas masks designed for horses and mules in Paris
A gas mask for horses and mules has been invented by M. Loyer after making masks for cats and dogs. The design emphasizes quick adjustability and doubles as blinders, with French army authorities reportedly considering its use for front line horses and mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Loyer
Loyer
Mexican Army Size Report Amid Defense Figures
The Mexican army is reported to have fewer than 40,000 privates while the general rank holds 367 officers. The balance between enlisted strength and general staff shapes defense planning and troop deployment considerations.
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Rosemary Bell
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Independence
Walter J. Kayser
Iowa City
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B. A. Erdland
St. John’s Cemetery
Nick Kayser
St. John’s School
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Parkersburg
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Henry I. Kramer, Jr
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Farley
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Henry Kramer
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Gladbrook
Tama County
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Port Louisa Township
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Methodist
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Vincent R. Mathews
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M. A. Dunlap
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Manchester
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Wedgebury
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Medanie Gardner
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Eugene Miller
Dean Lyon
J. G. Lyon
Swisher
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Roosevelt High School
Mr. Lyon
Marion High School
William Brodersen
Monticello
J. E. Heiserman
Brodersen
Calmar
Edgar Gordon Sanders
City Cemetery
Henry Symonds
Gilbert Evenson
Ossian
H. J. Busch
Sever Severson
N. A. Klein
W. D. Yager
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Springdale
Cedar County
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Friendly Five
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South Bethel
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Waukon
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Tama County District Court
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Hans H. Delfs
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Frank
Tama
L. J
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Dysart
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Montour
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
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Norway
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Montezuma
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Highway 63
Guy Carter
Fayette
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Nan
Fay
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Toseph Katzoff
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Paul von Hindenburg
Third Reich
Werner von Blomberg
Blomberg
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Reichswehr
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