Shippers Forecast Warns of Cold Temperatures
Iowa shippers issued a 9 am forecast warning Protect shipments over the next 24 to 36 hours from temperatures above 32 degrees in all directions.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1941
Page
2
Man Fined For Reckless Driving With License Hold
Harold Smith aged 17 of 1900 Linden Drive SE fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Fine suspended on payment of costs and surrender of his driver's license for 20 days.
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Harold Smith
G Ae
Linden Drive SE
Daughters And A Son Born To Local Families
St Luke s hospital reports a daughter for Mr and Mrs Dale Fitsch of 125 Thirty fourth street NE on April 11. Mr and Mrs Louis M White of Marion welcome a son on April 11. Mr and Mrs E J Schultz of 124 Twenty fourth street drive SE have a daughter on April 12. Mercy hospital records a daughter for Mr and Mrs Wilbur Finn of 2019 Johnson avenue NW on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dale Fitsch
Thirty Fourth Street
Louis M. White
Marion
E. J. Schultz
Twenty Fourth Street Drive
Mercy Hospital
Wilbur Finn
Johnson Avenue NW
Deaths of Local Residents During Weekend
George Herrick, 69, of 1110 Twenty-second avenue SW, died in a local nursing home at 5 p.m. Friday. Elmer C. Allen, 67, died at his daughter Mrs. Henry Hamiltons home at 127 Cottage Grove avenue SE at 5:45 a.m. Saturday. Kamilla Clark, 19, of 1609 J Street SW died in the University of Iowa City at 9 p.m. Friday. Mrs. B. W. Crow, 70, died at 9 a.m. Saturday at her home, 2416 C Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herrick
Twenty-second Avenue
Elmer C. Allen
Henry Hamilton
Cottage Grove Avenue
Kamilla Clark
J Street
University
Iowa City
B. W. Crow
C Avenue
Turkey Declares State Of Siege Amid Evacuations
London AP reports Turkish press says a state of siege has been declared. Civilians are ordered evacuated from the Dardanelles and much of European Turkey to Anatolia. The army facilitates moves from Adrianople near the Greek and Bulgarian frontiers and Rodosto to Asiatic Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Dardanelles
Anatolia
Adrianople
Rodosto
Sea of Marmora
Nazis Open Thrust At Allied Defenses
Vigorous air activity as Royal Air Force throws bombers into the fight against German columns. Sixteen waves of German planes hit the Athens port at Piraeus, causing heavy damage to British supply lines to Greece. RAF bombers and fighters attacked German columns in Greece and Yugoslavia, inflicting losses and damaging mechanized equipment. A British armored car patrol along the Yugoslav Greek frontier reportedly blasted a German infantry unit with no British casualties. It was unclear if the patrol entered Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Air Force
Athens
Piraeus
Greece
R.A F
Yugoslavia
Rome Bells Ring Easter Amid War Restrictions
In Rome 420 churches rang bells and organs sounded to mark Easter as Lent ends, but wartime rations trimmed feasts and Easter cakes were banned. No Easter Mass at St. Peter's, though Pope Pius XII will deliver the Easter message at 1 p.m. local time, broadcast worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Peter's
Pius XII
Iowa
Williams to support wife and child in court
Tipton Everett Williams of London, previously arrested on desertion charges, appeared before E. C. Gilliam in court Friday and agreed to pay a weekly allowance for the support of his wife and child.
Japan Premier Sees Optimism in United States Ties
Premier Konoye told reporters Japan’s southward policy is purely economic and won’t use force to pursue aims. He forecast U S Japan relations would not worsen, but noted axis membership and ongoing China conflict hinder fully amicable ties. Nomura works to reassure Washington that axis entry is peaceful. Observers see a shift away from axis influence in Tokyo.
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TORIO
Prince Konoye
Japan
Konoye
China
Tokio
Washington
Kichisaburo Nomura
United States
Nomura
Libyan Battle Lines Draw Near Tobruk
Cairo dispatch reports RAF planes claimed 33 enemy aircraft down in Cyrenaica, Malta, and Ethiopia. Preparations for a major Libya battle under way as British reinforcements near Tobruk contest German and Italian advances toward Egypt and the Suez. Axis and British communiques differ on Tobruk area control and the North Africa fight. Ethiopian combined forces and South African HQ report large captures of Italians and war materiel in Ethiopia.
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Cairo
Egypt
Royal Air Force
Cyrenaica
Malta
Libya
Tobruk
Suez Canal
Rome
Bus Strikers Hold Mass Meeting in Iowa City
In Iowa City a union of bus drivers on strike demonstrated in the downtown district with signs citing Ford signed and will walk until, echoing banners from the Ford River Rouge dispute. The rally followed by a parade and a mass meeting in the CSA hall, with P. J. Shea and Frank Flaugherty on the program, marking a second driver action after Cedar Rapids truckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa City Coach Company
Ford
Ford River Rouge
Henry Negus
Hank
Bmw
C.S.A. Hall
Cedar Rapids Truckers’ Union
P. J. Shea
A. F. of L
Bh Pa
Frank Flaugherty
Iowa Labor Commission
Easter Paraders to Wear Varied Fashions Across Cities
United Press reports fashion experts foresee no universal Easter style. Chicago authorities note evolving independent fashion centers as Paris loses influence. Hollywood may favor extravagant looks while New York leans military motifs. Frills rise for some, hats go dramatic with airplane flair. men’s hats become rakish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Paris
Hollywood
New York
Easter parades warned by Midwest showers
AP reports forecasts warn of showers across the Midwest, including Minnesota, western Iowa and upper Michigan, affecting Easter parades and outdoor plans as spring weather shifts inland from the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Drafted to Fill County Probation Deputy Post
Sta J Jonas formerly action officer in Linn county and veteran of 66, was drafted by Judge Harry Johnson to fill the deputy probation officer vacancy after Bob Norris left for army duty. Johnson praised Jonas as a master at handling boys and said he will hold the post until Norris returns, noting Jonas’s prior retirement and Canopus club service medal. He is set to resume duties on the retirement anniversary next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Norris
Jonas
Ana
Canopus Club
Easter Radio Broadcasts Schedule Brightens Holiday Air
NEW YORK AP Easter on radio will feature a peace message from Pope Pius and sunrise services nationwide. The schedule includes broadcasts from Vatican Rome, Garden of the Gods Colorado, Winston-Salem, Arlington cemetery, San Francisco, and Vancouver. Also planned are British refugee children, European notables in exile, Fifth Avenue fashions, and a British Isles Easter from the Isles broadcast.
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New York
Pope Pius
America
British Isles
Iowa
NBC
CBS
Vatican
Apostolic Benedelphia
Nbc-Red
Radio City
Garden of Gods
Colorado
Moravian Services
Winston-Salem
N. C
Brookline
Mass
Forest Park
St. Louis
Arlington Cemetery
Glendale
Calif
Nbc-Blue
Mt. Davidson
San Francisco
Knights Templar
Denver
California
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Salvation Band
Vancouver
B. C
OWA Legislature debates beer licensing and enforcement changes
The document outlines proposed rules for beer establishments including permit revocation for unlawful sales, dancing restrictions with floor and officer requirements, booth height limits, public complaints enabling permit actions, lighting standards, permit distribution by population, partial refund rules on surrender, and tax stamp methods, reflecting a broad regulatory approach.
Nazis Say F D R Prestige Hard Hit By Balkan Events
Berlin reports quote German quarters saying U S President Roosevelt suffers a shattering blow to prestige from Balkan developments. They note his aid to Yugoslavia marks his first direct intervention in Europe and claim a pitiful shipwreck for his leadership. They reference plans with Denmark on Greenland bases and warn of Germany’s forthcoming reaction once the Danish stance is clarified.
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F.D.R
Balkan
Berlin
Balkans
Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
Washington
Greenland
Germany
Funeral services for Clad Haislet in La Porte City
Funeral services were held Saturday at Barnhart and Johannsen Funeral home for Clad Haislet 55 who died Thursday after arrival at Iowa City hospital. Ill from heart trouble since February at sister Mrs Baker's near Shellrock. Born in Bruce township south of La Porte City lived here all life. Survived by sister Bre. Fred Baker of Shellrock and aunt Mrs. Dallas Husman. Services by Rev. B. J. Tallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Barnhart
Johannsen
Clad Haislet
Iowa City
Baker
Shellrock
Miller
Walker
Bruce Township
Bre
Fred Baker
Ellrock
Dallas Husman
B. J. Tallman
Yugoslav Forces Retake Towns From Nazis Near Phlorina
Yugoslav units press forward toward Phlorina amid heavy winter conditions. Snow bounds air activity as icy roads hinder troop moves. parachute troops are deemed ineffective while a fifth column crackdown proceeds. American correspondents report on the battlefront amid ongoing military countermeasures and government calm in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Theugoslav
Bania
Adriatic
Lesh
Alessio
Iowa beer law amendments meet local officials skepticism
Local Iowa officials including Judge Harry Johnson Commissioner Wee Benesh and Police Chief Jim Bailey question the state’s new beer law amendments passed Friday. They want full text review before judgment and warn dance floor space rules and limited class C permits may cause local issues. The Cedar Rapids trio opposed soft lighting while expecting constraints to conform with state provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Harry Johnson
Police Court
Public Safety
Wee Benesh
Jim Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Trio Hai
Wisconsin legal scholar named referee for Allis union dispute
Washington AP reports the defense mediation board appointed Lloyd C. Garrison dean of the University of Wisconsin law school as referee for management union disputes at the Allis company in Milwaukee. Garrison is to oversee settlement efforts following the mediation action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Defense Mediation Board
Lloyd C. Garrison
Law Arna
University of Wisconsin
Allis Company
Milwaukee
German Planes Pound Hard At Bristol Region
German planes attacked the Bristol port area under a full moon early Saturday. West England suffered heavy casualties. A girls school was hit along with homes, three churches, a library, and a large furniture store. Night fighters shot down two raiders and an anti aircraft gunfire claimed another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bristol
England
German bombings hit Channel and southern England ports
Berlin reports heavy German air attacks Friday night on Channel targets Portsmouth and south England plus the Midlands. The official news agency says four merchant ships totaling 14 000 tons were sunk southwest of Britain and at Pembroke a ship was hit. Total losses in past hours reach 27 000 tons sunk and 33 000 tons damaged. German fighters claim downing a British plane off England and a Bristol Blenheim near the northwest coast. Malta air battles see three Hurricanes shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Channel
Portsmouth
England
Midlands
British Isles
Pembroke
St. George Channel
Mediterranean
English
Malta
Deaths Mrs Mabel Louise Cron dies at 2416 C avenue NE
Mrs Mabel Louise Cron wife of Barton W Cron died at the family residence at 2416 C avenue NE at 9 a m Saturday after a long illness Born March 19 1871 in Old Span House Gloucester England she came to the United States at 19 a resident of this city 31 years married July 13 1892 at Toledo Iowa to Barton W Cron four children survive including Wilfred B Cron Mrs Everette M Foster Mrs Margaret Voss and Robert C Cron two brothers Walter T Summerhayes and Charles D Summerhayes ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren three sons Harry L John G and Phillip Arthur preceded in death three sisters also preceded funeral Monday at 4 p m Turner chapel burial Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Louise Cron
B. W. Cron
C Avenue
Old Span House
Gloucester
England
Toledo
Iowa
Barton W. Cron
Wilfred B. Cron
Everette M. Foster
Oak Park
Ill
Margaret Voss
Robert C. Cron
Los Angeles
Walter T. Summerhayes
Waterloo
Charles D. Summerhayes
Iowa Falls
Harry L
John G
Phillip Arthur
Emily M. Summerhayes
Warren McRoberts
W. A. Fee
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Miss Kamilla Dlask Dies After Operation in Iowa City
Kamilla Dlask, 19, of 1609 J street SW, Cedar Rapids, died Friday at 9 p.m. in University hospital Iowa City after an operation. Born October 22, 1921 in Cedar Rapids she lived here most of her life with six years in Saint Peter Minnesota. She attended Wilson High School graduating in 1939 and worked for Diask. She leaves a brother in Urbana and five sisters Frances Prochaska Viasta Chacey Wolfe in Cedar Rapids Pauline Beaver Los Angeles Anna Dege Tripoli. She was a member of First Lutheran church. Friends may call at Barta funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamilla Dlask
J Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Saint Peter, Minn
Wilson High School
Diask
Aie 3
Urbana
Frances Prochaska
Viasta Chacey
Wolfe
Pauline Beaver
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna Dege
Tripoli
First Lutheran Church
Barta
George Herrick Dies at Local Nursing Home
George Herrick born February 20 1872 in Mount Pleasant died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home Friday at 5 p.m. He worked for the North Western railroad in water supply, retired 1937. Survived by four sisters Char Luther Grand Junction la Lester R Taylor Fairmount Minn Silas Henke Armstrong la Monroe Zufall Estherville and a niece Dexter Jeffert Cedar Rapids. Body at Brosh chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herrick
Twenty-second Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapids
North Western Railroad
Grace
Char Luther
Grand Junction
Lester R. Taylor
Fairmount
Minn
Silas Henke
Armstrong
Monroe Zufall
Estherville
Dexter Jeffert
Brosh Chapel
Ringer Widow Dies in Lisbon After Illness
Mrs. Mina Ringer 74 widow of Bert Ringer died at her Lisbon home at 6 30 a m Saturday after a lingering illness. Born June 16 1866 on a Johnson county farm she lived in Lisbon about 530 years. Survived by daughters Mrs William Bicknese Shellrock and Mrs Lester Wt Davenport and sons Harold Lisbon Burnett Mount Vernon. Funeral at Methodist church Lisbon Monday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Ringer
Bert Ringer
Lisbon
Johnson County
William Bicknese
Shellrock
Lester W T
Davenport
Harold
Burnett
Mount Vernon
Vincenc Jandl Funeral Services Set for Sunday
Pallbearers for Vincenc Jandl will honor him at Janeba Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p.m. They include John V. Romil, Frank Chramosta, John Abraham, Frank Safranek, Adolph Rubek, and Wencil Cejka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenc Jandl
Janeba
John V. Romil
Frank Chramosta
John Abraam
Frank Safranek
Adolph Rubek
Wencil Cejka
Robt Kennedy Wins City Checker Title For Third Time
Robt Kennedy won the 1941 Cedar Rapids checkers championship at the YMCA, defeating 13 rivals in a round robin then double knockout to claim the title for a third straight year. Robert Killian finished second and Percy Woolwine third with Kennedy reporting 34 wins 7 losses and 15 draws in 56 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Ralph Kennedy
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Northeast
Iowa
Hit and Run Driver Financed Fine After Police Tip
A motorist, tied to a Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue SW accident, received a 25 dollar fine after authorities linked his vehicle to a stop sign violation and a hit and run. A citizen tip led to Niedermayer’s arrest and charging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Omer
Ia Avenue
Niedermayer
Sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
Darling
Arres
Governor Wilson Sets Dual Trips to D C and the Gulf Coast
Des Moines Iowa Governor George A Wilson said he will make two trips after finalizing outgoing legislature bills He will travel to Washington D C to negotiate national defense industries and contracts for Iowa Then he will visit Iowa National Guardsmen in federal training camps in Louisiana and Texas to observe and assess readiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Wilson
Washington
Louisiana
Texas
Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Cub Pack 17 Sees Wild Life Conservation Film
Cub Pack No. 17 sponsored by Buchanan P T A met Friday evening Charles Kosek showed Linn county wild life conservation films. Cubmaster Hillis Hauser’s last night before departing for Freeport La to work with YY M C A. awards were presented to members including gold and silver arrows and service stars for several dens and ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan P. T. A
Charles Kosek
Linn County
Wild Life Conservation
Hillis Hauser
Freeport
Bill Emers
Jimmy Owen
Roger Jennison
Teddy
Den 2
John Campbell
Richard Wilson
Don Wilson
Sammy Wilson
Billy Lang
Den
Allen Davis
Dick Doran
Robert High
New Check Racket Warns Stores After City Scam
Detectives phoned small grocers on Saturday to warn of a fresh check scheme. A man about 55 in a dark blue suit, 5 foot 11, 200 pounds, using the alias J E Foster from Dubuque, visited Mrs. Aldrich at 844 Seventh Avenue SE then the Frank Pusateri store on Seventh Avenue and Tenth Street SE. He ordered groceries for delivery to the Aldrich home and presented a check for 18.50, prompting endorsement pressure. Pusateri paid 15 in cash after threats of relocation. The man’s description includes dark eyes, dark complexion, and a lightly bald head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pusateri
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
J. E. Foster
Dubuque
Margaret Aldrich
Seventh Avenue SE
Foster
Pusateri
Aldrich
Army ship program to add vessels for Atlantic bases
The War Department outlined a 23 million dollar plan to supply ships for Atlantic bases leased from Britain and an Alaska garrison expansion. Most vessels are small craft for shallow waters, with 1.6 million slated to convert three liners into troop transports. Plans also call for 40 new shipways and 51 more for 200 ships under emergency programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Atlantic
Great Britain
Army
Alaska
Quartermaster Corps
Coast Artillery
Air Sary
Roosevelt
Jefferson
McKinley
Maritime Commission
Progra Maritime Pommel Allele
Iron Workers And Engineers Secure New Wage Pacts
In Cedar Rapids two more building trades the iron workers and the hoisting and portable engineers reached wage agreements with contractors. The iron workers gained a five cent per hour increase to a new scale of 1.42. The engineers pact covers three contractor groups across 34 northeastern Iowa counties including Dubuque, Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. Both pacts run one year and adopt international standard working rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iron Workers
G. W. Graham
The
United States
Canada
Ernie
Gee
Iowa
Dubuque
Waterloo
Easter breakfast with speech at Consistory dining room
City briefs announce an Easter breakfast at 8 a.m. Sunday in the Consistory dining room. At 9 a.m. Floyd Phailbrick, an attorney general, will speak. Sergeant Kenneth Christiansor, based in Cedar Rapids military area, and Sergeant Earl A. Bigler will move to Fort Snelling, Minn., for surgical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Floyd Phailbrick
Kenneth Christiansor
Place of Sant
Earl A. Bigler
Cedar Rapids Military Area
Sergeant Bigler
Fort Snelling
Minn
Easter weekend visit by Lloyd OConnor and mother at 109 Tenth Street
Lloyd O Connor son of Mrs Hazel O Connor visits over Easter weekend with his mother at 109 Tenth Street SE East St Louis. Mr O Connor is in the radio school at wee Field and has served in the army since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd O'Connor
Hazel O'Connor
Tenth Street SE
Mr. O'Connor
Wee Field
East St. Louis
Wheatland seniors tour The Gazette office
Fifteen seniors from Wheatland school toured The Gazette office in Cedar Rapids Saturday forenoon. Supt. J. C. and Coach Wentworth were in charge of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland School
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Office
J. C
Ries Wentworth
Stanley’s Condition Unchanged at St Luke’s Hospital
Earl Stanley Cedar Rapids chief of detectives remains in stable condition after a heart attack two weeks ago. He has been on oxygen since his illness began and was reported unchanged at St Luke’s hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stanley
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Stanley
Two men enlisted in Cedar Rapids naval reserve
John E. Snyder of 624 Ninth Street SW and Louis M. Parks, son of Mr and Mrs Simeon Parks of 601 Memorial Drive SE, were enlisted at the Cedar Rapids naval recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Cedar Rapids Naval Recruiting Office
John E. Snyder
Ninth Street
Louis M. Parks
Simeon Parks
Memorial Drive
Greek Hospital Vessel Sunk Official Report
London AP Reuters report from Athens states that the Attiki hospital ship has been sunk after official announcement. No further specifics on cause, location, or casualties are provided in the visible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters
Athens
Onda Hosek
Attiki
Mayor Hopes Strike Peace Talks Can Resume
Mayor Hahn voiced optimism that strike peace negotiations could be resumed while Clark planned to travel to Chicago for talks. Federal conciliator John W. Cofer joined Chicago discussions after a key talks collapse. Clark spoke to a rally of several hundred strikers at the Z.C.B.J. hall. Plant superintendent J. T. McMillan predicted no major news until next week as lines remained but movement slowed with the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Clark
Chicago
John W. Cofer
Z.c.bj. Hall
J. T. McMillan
Court House News Vic Johnson to be released Easter afternoon
Vic Johnson, once jailed on a vagrancy count, has had a suspended six month sentence revoked and was reimitted to the county jail after an intoxication booking. With good behavior, the remaining balance was suspended again and he is set for release at 1 15 p.m. Sunday. During confinement he helped rescue fellow prisoner William Harmiston who fell into the Cedar river while in the jail garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Johnson
Johnson
J. E. Heiserman
H. C. Ring
Cedar River
William Harmiston
Two File Divorce Suits Charge Cruel Treatment
Helen M. Braker filed for divorce from Arthur E. Braker citing cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed May 25, 1938, in Lancaster Missouri. Veda C. Bringman seeks divorce from Teddy Theodore Bringman after marrying July 15, 1924, in Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Braker
Arthur E. Braker
Lancaster
Veda C. Bringman
Teddy Theodore Bringman
Washington
Will of Edna Hauser Bailey Named Executor Without Bond
The will of Edna Hauser Bailey who died July 8 was admitted to probate on Saturday. Her husband C L Bailey was named executor without bond and given the entire estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hauser Bailey
C. L. Bailey
Joe Jaeger Elected Horseshoe League Head
Joe Jaeger of Penick and Ford Inc was elected president of the Armed Industrial Horseshoe league at the annual meeting Friday night at the Y M C A. Ernest Franz of Quaker Oats is vice president Arnold Cherry of City Water Works secretary and William Puleda of La Plant Choate Manufacturing treasurer. Team entries must be filed by May 1 for a May 15 season opening at Ellis Park. A new ruling ends Class A and Class B divisions and allows more than one alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jaeger
Penick and Ford, Ltd. Inc
Armed Industrial Horseshoe League
Ernest Franz
Quaker Oats Company
Arnold Cherry
City Water Works
William Puleda
la Plant-Choate Manufactureing Company
Ellis Park
Jaeger
Elbert E. Beaver
State Horseshoe Pitching Association
Ellis Golf Course Opens for 1941 Season
Park Commissioner Ed Stefanie announces Ellis nine hole course is in good condition as the 1941 season opens Saturday morning. Regular fees are 26 cents on weekdays and 36 cents on Saturdays Sundays and holidays for unlimited use of the course.
Americans Pardoned by Victor Emmanuel in Currency Case
Rome reports United States citizens George Ehret and Grace Gunther were pardoned by King Victor Emmanuel after conviction by a special tribunal for unlawful currency transactions on November 14. The action follows appeals and diplomatic talks between Rome and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
Victor Emmanuel
George Ehret
Grace Gunther
Sean
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