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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1946

Page

5

Nazism Was a Mistake Says Ex Bund Leader Kuhn

Fritz Kuhn admitted in a hospital cell at Hohenasperg that Nazism was a terrible mistake. The ex Bund chieftain, confined with heart disease, said he now favors close cooperation with the United States and refused to discuss Nazi activity in the U S He described the camp as the best he has known, better than North Dakota and Texas Nazi camps for food and living conditions.

Asperg Germany Fritz Kuhn Bund Hohenasperg Kuhn United States Ernst Wilhelm Bohle Ausland Organization Nuernberg Bohle North Dakota Texas

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa

Notice is given that on April 5, 1946 at 9:00 a.m. in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa an instrument claimed to be the last will of John N. Kiekar deceased will be heard for proof and admission to probate. Dated Cedar Rapids April 2 1244. Arthur Axmear Clerk District Court Geo F Buresh Attorney.

Linn County John N. Kiekar Cedar Rapids Iowa Arthur Axmear Geo. F Buresh District Court of Iowa Ijn Emma E. Peterson Perry A. Peterson William Peterson Arthur Peterson District Court College Park Towe Thelma Peterson Dwight Brumboltz

160 Coal Diggers Strike at Own Marion County Mine

One hundred sixty miners who own the Marion County Coal Mine Inc in Glenridge plan a strike while awaiting a UMW permit to resume work at their own mine. The workers, who own 120 of the 240 shares, aim to keep wage scales intact and develop new diggings to boost production of about 1300 tons daily. Directors to be elected April 22, with a new superintendent chosen April 23.

Glenridge Washington United Mine Workers Marion County Coal Mine, Inc Old Marion County E. E. Pike Centralia Jolliff UMW Duquoin

Army Reserve To Get Summer Drill

Washington officials say a new streamlined volunteer reserve corps will field this summer for initial postwar training. The plan envisions a force about six times larger than after World War I, organized to back the regular army in emergencies. It will have three categories from full wartime units to officer-only elements, with an estimated 225,000 World War II veteran officers and 300,000 enlisted men already signed up.

Washington Army Volunteer Reserve Corps War Department Reserve Corps

Edgar A Guest The Poet of the People

A tribute to Edgar A Guest as the friendliest of men who guided youths through ball games shows and shared arts and skills. He is remembered for taking time to help boys, offering guidance, encouragement, and a heartfelt example that remains in memory.

Edgar A. Guest the Poet of the People

Kellogg's All-Bran promises relief from constipation

A Kellogg's advertisement urges daily All-Bran with plentiful water to ease long-standing constipation. It claims the cereal provides gentle bulk for normal bowel elimination, not a laxative, and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days. The note invites sending an empty carton to Battle Creek, Michigan.

Kogg Company Battle Creek Michigan

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