Daily Record Police Court fine and birth notices
Police Court H Wooseiormein 43a Langu and drive NE fined $19 and costs for speeding. Sato dav nat RM em ai roof fo er at 314 Tre t mond street NF ieee C7. Lukes hospital A daughter to Me and Viva HO Ras gr, Maran April 6 Nie reg t. ON daughter to NM ant Mi Waihoam Cristens 2408 Ellnenbeard NW, April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Wooseiormein
Langu
Drive NE
Sato
Yim
Lukes
Viva HO
Ras Gr
Maran
Nie
Reg
NM Ant Mi
Unclear OCR Fragment Presents Names and Locations Omitted
Fragmentary text lists multiple individuals with varied spellings and places including Grand Rapids Michigan Cedar Rapids Minnesota and California. The legible items resemble a roster or notice but no coherent event or action is discernible.
Justice Court Schedules Hearings For Local Cases
A string of local court items shows Toe Tropyatt of New York and Stop Neak AO Scranton Pa ordered to appear, with Justice HR Crarwill presiding on a train case. Wilhelm Dowis 44 from Coggton charged with carrying a contended weapon, to appear. Justice Churchill set April 16 for Aeon Boaer Simonse. AF died at Ishame 333 X% avenue NW at IN1Nam on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Tropyatt
New York
Neak
Scranton
Crarwill
Wilhem Dowis
Coggton
Justice Churchill
Aeon Boaer Simonse AF
Ishame
Angel Girl Death Story Believed True
Los Angeles police indicate belief in the alleged murder case involving 11 year old Chloe Davis who claims her mother Lolita Davis killed Daphne and Ann and wounded Mick. Chloe says she followed her mother’s orders to kill and to injure others with a hammer and blade. The father Barton Davis questions Chloe’s guilt. A psychiatrist notes mental disturbance but sees potential treatment.
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Los Angeles
Chloe Davis
Chloe
Lolita Davs
Daphne
Ann
Vuerk
Mick
Homer Cros
Saint
Sisty
Deets
Davis
Barton Davis
Ann Ard
Mark
Barton de
Patsy
Michigan
Roosevelt Doubt Relief Fund May Fall Short
A Capitol rumor says President Roosevelt doubts the 985 million dollar relief request will cover needs for next year. Officials discuss authorizing WPA to spend the funds quickly, perhaps in the first month, with annual relief laid out over a 12 month period starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Roosevelt
Ranseeft
Philput Released On Second Charge In Truck Stop Trial
The defense assailed patrol witness contradictions at the coroner’s inquest into Kenneth Krumroy’s death. Philput faced a second trial with Grothe urging that the evidence showed the fatal truck impact was unavoidable. Jurors heard readings aimed at impeaching state witnesses and noted the patrols’ standing orders to give a defendant a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put
Moelf
Kenneth Krumras
Grothe
Jenkins
Philput
Parr
Jenkins Auid
Birs
Gerald Jones
Alwend Hanson
Robert Domer
D C Innes
Ed Koch
C L Kingsbury
Jursymen
Kingsbury
Krumroy
Swords
Gazette
Kenneth Krumroy
May Ask Congress To Outlaw Secrecy Of Reds Fascists
Washington based American Activities Committee head Tex Dies announced plans to seek a congressional law forcing any organization linked to international groups to register with the secretary of state and publicly disclose records. He said courts block his exposure efforts and warrants in Philadelphia for two investigators will not stop the nationwide roundup of suspected communists and insert leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Dies
Tex
UN- American Activities Committee
Congress
Philadelphia
Mke
Willie Willis Praises Pug In Quarter Spending Remark
In a blunt remark, Willie Willis says Pug sticks by him when a quarter is spent, contrasting with others who leave after a bust window incident. The quote highlights loyalty and rivalry among teammates with Pug singled out for steadfast presence.
Preliminary Music Contest Results Monticello and West Union
Results from the state music preliminaries list numerous soloists and ensembles across classes A to D, naming performers and towns such as Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Dubuque Marion and Bellevue. The reports include saxophone solos, clarinet and bass groups, piano, violin and cello entries, and multiple choirs and chamber groups with placements noted for both Monticello and West Union and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spccal
Monticbello
Roland Diehl Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Katherin Greene
Franklin
Gordon Keith
Buck Creek
Fimaly Jansen
Eugene Dunn Marion
Zada Wendt
Delhi
Mas Batchelder
Springville
George Coxhee
Montcello
Ruth Louie Laxson Barth Ville
Harold Marling
Quasqueton
Mary Ann Suma Wilson
Clifford Drummey
Roosevelt
Richard Solvis
Marjorie Huber
Dubuque
Isabel
Maxine Shipton
Tom Woodworth
Nona Belle Shick
Earlville
Roosevelt of
Franklin of
Springvile
Maquoketa
Barille
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Bellevue
Manchester
McKinley
C. D
Carolyn Neal
Rebecca Grimes
Monticello
Bonnie Carey
Marion
Ben Rosenberg
Patricia Gatewood
Lorraine Bushnell
Ruth Hemmer
Wilson
Loraine Jones
Mt. Vernon
Morley
Vinton Friday High School Music Contest Results
Friday results from the Vinton music contest list winners in multiple categories across classes. West Waterloo dominates boys and mixed choirs in AA and C divisions, with Dysart Gladbrook Traer Dike leading in C. Orange Township leads in girls’ trio, with Traer and Gladbrook in second. East Waterloo and Cedar Falls cited in baritone and madrigal divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracr
Orange Township
Cedar Falls
West Watering
Curts
East Waterloo
Bossalee Club
Dysart
Traer Boys Glee Club
Reinbeck
Toledo
Grundy Center
Iowa
Vinton
Belle Plaine
la Parte City
Remnbeck
Jesup
Urbina
Newhall
Sareial
the Gazette
West Waterloo
West Water Inc
Gladbrook
Traer
Dike
Conrad
Keystone
Norway
Traer Conrad
Dysart Keystone
Gladbreak
Sotn
Madrigal Group
Preliminary state music contest results listed by class
Special to The Gazette Wellman results from the state music contest include bass tenor alto and mezzo entries with top placings for Washington Iowa City Sigourney Keswick Keota Wellman Williamsburg Sharon Paddington? and others across classes AA A B C D. Winners include Annette Turner Sigourney Jane Gatens Williamsburg Donna Jean Dasher Keota Anne MacRiecke Iowa City and Marjorie Walker Washington with various divisions and instrument groups.
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the Gazette
Wellman
Washington
Town City
Sigourney
Keswick
Sharon
Iowa City
Keota
Thornburg
Hedrick
Kalona
Williamsburg
Delta
Conroy
What Cheer
Qottumwa
Sharon J. Washington
Annette Turner
Siourney
Jane Gatens
Donna Jean Dasher
Music festival results list for Sigourney and neighboring towns
A dense ledger of class divisions, participants, and instrument listings from a regional festival. Notable entries include Sigourney in multiple classes with singers Jane Spencer and Mary Virginia Wakencamp, Iowa City and Ottumwa performances, and various string groups and soloists such as Marian MacEwen and Kay Sloan across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barker
Sigournes
Jem Fry
Kra- Tora
Williamsburg
Wellman
Katona
Kenta
Washington
Sigourney
Girls Glee Club
Iowa City
Marengo
Bays’ Glee Club
C. D
Packwod
Sharon
West Chester
Neswick
Jane Spencer
Bill Kracht
Kay Sloan
Ottumwa
Marian MacEwen
Carole Kells
Stassen Urges Unpledged Minnesota GOP Delegates
Governor Harald Stassen asked Minnesota Republicans to keep its 22 national convention delegates unpledged. He denied pushing for Dewey support and urged no instructed-delegate drive in Minnesota. Delegates to be chosen May 23 at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul
INS
Harald E Stassen
Minnesota
Thomas E. Dewey
British Planes Bomb German Naval Base
A squadron of British bombing planes broke through defenses at Wilhelmshaven and bombed warships in and around the Helgoland fort, marking the second such raid since the war began. A German warship was hit near Wilhelmshaven and four destroyers in the Jahde estuary were attacked. No casualties were reported as the bombers returned to base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Wilhelmshaven
Helgoland Bas
Air Ministry
Jahde
City Briefs Census Progress and Local Marriage Notes
The Cedar Rapids area census progress is given as a certain percent complete by Mila Sedlacek the area supervisor. In a separate note a wedding occurred Friday officiated by Justice H R Churchill with George Joseph Kemestreem and Helen Sofie Kanney both of Silvis Illinois, Charles R Carpenter of Seattle Washington and Isabelle Baker Henrekson of Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hahn
Orth Tinets
Meercells
Kloubec
Selon
Stasney
Edn
Rotter
Weilford
Carpenter
Labelle Baker
Hendrik
Grand Rapids
Meirile Berry
Noel Wesmer
Topefornia
Cedar Rapids
Beauregard
Maren
Lane van Fossen
Toad
Mila Sedlacek
George Joseph Kemestreem
Helen Sofie Kanney
Silvis
Charles R. Carpenter
Seattle
Wash
Isabelle Baker Henrekson
Mich
Justice H R Churchill
Cabinet Notes Rising Tension In Roosevelts Cabinet
Washington a tense cabinet session faced Vice President Garner and Postmaster General Farley. Friends say Garner and Farley hinder open talks as 1940 campaign roils policy on reciprocal trade extensions. Hull Morgenthau Wallace and Ickes worry about bringing up issues amid political calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Farley
Hull, Morgenthau
Wallace
Ickes
Court orders $2,000 paid to Nichols Engineering in Cedar Rapids case
Judge H C Ring directed payment of 2000 to Nichols Engineering from city retained funds under the municipal incinerator contract. Stark Construction, Cedar Rapids, now in receivership, was general sub-contractor. Retained sum totaled 6475.98 with several other claims allowed. case continued to April 11 for remaining disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Engineering and Research Corporation
Cedar Rapids
H C Ring
Nichols Concern
Stark Construction Company
Joe Darragh
Haegg
Cedar Rapids Sheet Metal Company
Walker man names Dietz Newland and his mother as defendants
Jesse Porter of Walker files a 4890 dollar personal injury suit naming Dietz Newland and Mrs Marjorie Newland of Center Point as defendants. He alleges a car owned by Mrs Newland and driven by Dietz Newland rear ended his truck on Highway 11 near Center Point on March 12. Porter cites rib and collar bone fractures and Miss Betty Leusen of Walker, a passenger in the Newland car, was fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Porter
Walker
Dietz Newland
Marjorie Newland
Center Point
Porter
Newland
Highway No. 11
Betty Leusen
Cedar Rapids Sues Sprinkler Firm Over Water Services
Cedar Rapids Saturday filed an account case against F F Smith doing business as the Smith Automatic Sprinkler company of Des Moines. The city Waterworks department says it performed services including installation of water connections in connection with Smith's sprinkler system installation in a private building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
F F Smith
Smith Automatic Sprinkler Company
Des Moines
City’ Waterworks Department
Smith
Property sale details in Chicago suit headline
The plaintiff alleges the property was sold to Ginsberg by a former Chicago resident while the Wurlitzer company retained title under a sales contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginsberg
Chicago
Wurlitzer Company
Perryville man accused in Ogden Lumber break-in
Linvd Barks aged 40 of Perryville is charged with a Wednesday night burglary at Ogden Lumber yards on 183 Thirty-second Street SE. Six paint brushes were stolen. He pled not guilty before Judge H C Ring and is held without $2,500 bond. Detectives arrested him after he allegedly tried to sell two brushes linked to the theft. County Attorney G K K Thompson filed a true information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linvd Barks
Perryville
Ogden Lumber Company
Thirty-second Street
H C. Ring Barks
G KK Thompson
Will of C. S. Mantooth Probate Of Cedar Rapids Executive
The will of Charles S Mantooth aged 38 of Cedar Rapids who died March 17 was probated Saturday. He was senior vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors. The testator’s wife Mary E. L. Mantooth is sole executrix and robatee. The will is dated October 17 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S Mantooth
Cedar Rapids
Montooth
Order of Railway Conductors
Mary E £. Montooth
John Redmond Estate Inventory Values and Realty Listed
Preliminary inventory lists non real estate values at 30,772 72 for John M Redmond former Cedar Rapids mayor and Linn county attorney. Executor Hao Achter submits schedule of estimated values. Died February 22. Realty includes four Cedar Rapids properties and three in Linn county including Redmonds Robins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M . Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Hao Achter
Redmond
Robins
Jury impanched in Stevens estate case discharge
By agreement of parties a jury impanched before Judge John T Moffit last Monday in a 3638 40 note case of Josephine Keegan executrix of the Patrick Stevens estate against J Jo McNamara and John Jo McNamara executor of the Mary Agnes McNamara estate was discharged. Trial had not yet opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Moffit
Josephine Keegan
Patrick Stevens
J Jo McNamara
John Jo McNamara
Mary Agnes McNamara
Judgment Satisfaction Ends Suit Against Collins in Clinton Case
Sudement Satisfied. Plaintiff's release and satisfaction of a 3114947 judgment against M H Collins of Cedar Rapids for valuable consideration filed Friday in a note suit by City National Bank of Clinton against M H Dake JE Gilros W C Rutenbeck and Collins. The filing also discharges all claims in the action as against Collins and M H Dake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M H_ Collins
Cedar Rapids
City National Bank of
Clinton
M H Dake
Je, Gilros
W. C Rutenbeck
Collins
M. H Dake
Army to accept officers for 28 days training at Fort Benning
The first military area will select two reserve field officers four captains and eighteen first lieutenants for a 28 day training program starting April 28 at Fort Benning Georgia with the Sixth division. Second lieutenants will be ordered if quotas remain unfilled. Interested officers should apply immediately at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
Army
Super-Bombing Planes Reduce Ocean Barriers Says Major Flanagan
Major Francs M Flanagan assistant professor of military science at Coe College told Cedar Rapids National Sojourners at the Montrose hotel that new super bombing planes with a 27 ton bomb load and a 6900 mile radius have cut ocean barriers. He warned a bomber squadron over New York City could secure national defense funding within 24 hours if Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs M. Flanagan
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
National Sojourners
Montrose Hotel
New York City
Congress
Cub Pack 17 Supper at Buchanan PTA Meeting
Cub pack No 17 sponsored by the Buchanan PTA gathered Friday for a potluck supper in First Presbyterian church recreation rooms with 26 cubs and 45 parents attending Entertainment included an old time Matt and Jeff cartoon and a demonstration by magician Maurice the Marvel Flack Plans for a garden project were outlined Gold arrows were awarded to Glen Nilsson Ernest Lorenz John Vaughn and John Berney Silver arrows went to John Vaughn Raymond Runkel David Popelka and Michael Theisen Four new members were admitted Allen Konen John Campbell Larry Beaty and Gene Sorensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Buchanan Pta
First Presbyterian Church
Matt and Jeff
Maurice the
Marvel” Flack
Glen Nilsson
Ernest Lorenz
John Vaughn
John Berney
Raymond Runkel
David Popelka
Michael Theisen
Allen Konen
John Campbell
Larry Beaty
Gene Sorensen
Richardses sue for divorce custody and support
Leonta Richards sues Neil W Richards for cruelty and seeks child custody and alimony. The couple married in Davenport on November 23, 1935. In a separate cross petition, Erwin M Hamlin and Elsie Hamlin filed April 25, 1939 for divorce on cruelty grounds. Their marriage was in Kahoka, Missouri on August 71, 1934. Both sides seek child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonta Richards
Neil W Richards
Davenport
Erwin M Hamlin
Elsie Hamlin
Kahoka
Tithe To Instruments Granted In Court Ruling
The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. obtained possession of two electric guitars, cases, and an amplifier from Isadore Ginsberg doing business as Ginsberg's Credit Jewelry. Judge J. E. Heisman approved the order, with the equipment deposited with Court Clerk Ed Lundquist pending case resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
J. E. Heiserman
Ed Lundqust
Isadore Ginsberg
Ginsberg
German Refute Claim of Raid On Naval Base
Berlin based DNB said British reports of RAF bombers attacking four destroyers and another warship at Wilhelmshaven were false. Only one British aircraft was seen over the Elbe estuary, fended off by anti aircraft fire, dropping two bombs that fell into the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
DNB
Royal Air Force
Wilhelmshaven
Elbe
British
Air Ministry
Bomber Command
Army Day Observance Urges Neutrality in War Entry
Washington marks the twenty third anniversary of U S entry into World War I with military parades and open houses but officials stress resolve to stay out of the present European conflict. Senators Norris Vandenberg and Taft warn against entanglement while praising defense readiness and morale. About 25 000 troops and coastal guardsmen participate in the observance before the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
George W Norris
Senate
Sen
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Robert A Taft
National Defense
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
White House
U S. Army
Races To Aid Of British Steamer King Edward
The coast guard cutter Spencer raced through battering seas Friday night to assist the disabled British steamer King Edward, drifting helplessly in a southerly gale far out in the Atlantic. The King Edward, flag of a belligerent nation, lost its rudder on March 30 about 550 miles from the Azores, and authorities declined details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Azores
French Ace Killed in Montpelier Plane Crash
Major Hector Garraud, a French ace credited with 23 downed enemy planes in World War I, was killed Friday in an airplane accident near Montpellier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hector Garaud
Montpelier
G A R Vets Observe 74th Anniversary
Decatur Illinois observes the 74th anniversary of the Grand Army of the Republic with a lone group meeting in an upstairs room. The article traces the founding in 1866 by 13 veterans led by Major Benjamin F. Stephenson and notes declines in surviving members from 1.7k to under 60 percent of the 1,700 estimated remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, II
Grand Army of the Republic
U. S Grant
Robert E Lee
Appomattox Court House
Benjamin F. Stephenson
14Th Illinois Infantry
Springfield
Decatur
France
Navy
Sumterland Appomattox
G. A R
O Laughlin Returns to Face Auto Theft Charge
Denton police recover Baltimore fugitive known as Slippery Dan O Laughlin to face a car theft charge. He allegedly stole Jack Hodges Des Moines vehicle on November 4 from a local garage and previously fled bond, deserts, and was arrested as a deserter near Miami before extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Slippery Dan
O‘laughlin
Baltimore
Earl Stanley
Pete Funcke
Cedar Rappids
O'Laughlin
Jack Hodges
Des Moines
Linn County
Miami
Fla
Stanley
Funcke
Florida
Ringling Circus Workers Strike Blocks Opening Night
The newly formed Circus Carnival Fair and Rodeo Workers union called a strike against the Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey circus on opening night at Madison Square Garden. Ralph Whitehead, who secured an AFL charter two months ago, leads the walkout of roustabouts riggers animal handlers and property men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Circus, Carnival, Fair and Rodeo Workers Union
Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Ralph Whitehead
American Federation of Labor
Religious Fervor Locks Man In 17-Year Prison Term
Sam Hines, driven by religious fervor, seized a rural Negro Baptist church near Montgomery at gunpoint and delivered a fiery sermon before sheriff deputy arrests. He received 101 days for use of a deadly weapon and a longer sentence totaling 17 years and 101 days for the 1918 Kilby prison escape after serving three years of a 20 year term for assault to murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sam Hines
Hines
Kilby
Frank Lincoln Szstakowski drops long surname
Frank Lincoln Szstakowski 25, born on Abe Lincoln’s birthday, wins court permission to drop his surname and use Frank Lincoln. The woolen company shipping clerk said the name was hard to pronounce and spell and hindered business. the judge agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Mass
Frank Lincoln Szstakowski
Abe
Frank Lincoln
Szstakowski
Woolen Company
Sayers Named Acting Director of Bureau of Mines
Washington March reports Dr. R. R. Sayers, senior U S Public Health Service surgeon, appointed by President Roosevelt on Friday as acting director of the Bureau of Mines. He succeeds John Finch, who reportedly resigned at the request of Interior Secretary Ickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
R. R. Sayers
Roosevelt Friday
Bureau of Mines
Dr. Sayers
U. S Public Health Service
John Finch
Inerior
Ickes
Freighter Dubac Seized by Brits Off Greece
The 2819 ton Yugoslav freighter Dubac, en route to Italy, was officially reported seized by British forces off the coast of Greece. The incident underscores wartime tensions in the Aegean Sea during the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubrovnik. Yugoslavia
Dubac
Italy
Greece
Mobilization rules expand Italy defense mobilization scope
Rome AP reports new regulations issued to authorize complete or partial national mobilization of both military and civilian sectors. The move tightens government control and readiness amid rising security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
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