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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1942

Page

28

350 Firms Hold 85 Percent of War Contracts

Washington officials said about 350 American companies hold 85 percent of the 100 billion dollars in war contracts awarded so far. These firms hold 900 contracts for war materials, while the remaining 5,100 prime contracts cover about 15 percent of funds. Some 125,000 plants have no direct part in the war effort, and 40 of 218 pools formed to share war work are currently operating in production, with contracts totaling 153.7 million dollars.

Washington (Lp War Production Board United States Washington

Half of Bicycles Licensed Police To Visit 12 Schools

Cedar Rapids police report about half the city’s bicycles are licensed for 1942 with total registrations exceeding 3 700. Captain Gordon Hughes says all bikes must be registered by May 1 or unlicensed bikes will be impounded. A traffic squad will visit 12 schools this week to finish the yearly round, allowing children to license bikes without riding in traffic.

Cedar Rapids Gordon Hughes Police Traffic Department Hughes Cedi Rapids Arthur Kenwood Lincoln St. Ludmila’s Hayes Taylor Trinity Lutheran van Buren Cleveland St. Patrick's Fillmore Harrison

Will Take Part In Music Short Course at Coe

Nobel Cain, director of music at the University of Chicago, will teach three courses at the Coe College short course in public school music June 1 to 6. The program covers public school music and choral training and is open to students, teachers, supervisors, and administrators. Lecturers include Hutchins, Smith, Ewoldt, Watters, Iverson, Porter, Malin, and Coe’s regular music faculty. Enrollment in the short course continues.

Nobel Cain University of Chicago Coe College Cain John E. Hutchins Cedar Rapids Ellen Smith Mason City Lovella Ewoldt Larrain E. Watters Des Moines Maurice T. Iverson Sioux City Margaret Porter Roosevelt High School Don Malin Lyon and Healy Company Chicago Coe

Notable Coe College recital lineup announced

The event will limit attendance to 100 persons with two hours credit for full session attendance. Recital guests include Grace Huddle Lockhoff soprano Harold Reeves tenor Max Daehler piano Joseph Kitchin violin and Eleanor Taylor Wendland organ, all affiliated with Coe College.

Grace Huddle Lockhoff Coe Harold Reeves Cedar Rapids Max Daehler Joseph Kitchin Eleanor Taylor Wendland

Mutiny Subdued in New York Harbor Seaman Shot

In New York harbor a Chinese seaman was killed during a mutiny aboard a United Nations merchantman as eleven shipmates rioted seeking shore leave. The captain Hiltron Rowe said he fired after warning the crew not to cross a mark while officers and white seamen subdued the others and locked them in the hold.

NEW York United Nations Brooklyn Maurice Gaughran Hiltron Rowe

Airlines to Run Entirely for War Purposes Soon

Representative Nichols predicts that U S commercial airlines will operate exclusively for war needs very soon. He chairs a special aviation committee and says passenger travel not tied to the war effort will be cut to favor air transport and freight to military bases abroad. He cites next weeks diversion of many planes to military use under existing airline staff.

Washington Nichols D.-Okla United States

11 Months Make No Difference to Judge

Macy Nebraska inmate John Tyndall told Defense Attorney Eugene O Sullivan to remind Judge James A Donahoe he had already spent 11 months in jail before sentencing. The court then imposed four concurrent life terms for murder on the Macy Neb man.

Omaha INS John Tyndall James A. Donahoe Macy Neb Eugene O'Sullivan

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