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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1941

Page

22

Greenfield Hosts Pan-American Day With Latin Nations

In Greenfield Iowa a town of 2000 observed the first Pan American day in the corn belt with 10 bands, 4-H choruses, and a mile long parade. Dr Luis Quintanilla Mexican minister to the United States opened a program of exhibits from 21 Latin American nations and late night dancing.

Greenfield Corn Belt Luis Quintanilla United States Peru Dr. Quintanilla Des Moines Quintanilla

Links Democracy and Pan Americanism in U S Mexico ties

Mexican minister to U S Dr Luis Quintanilla said democracy's fate will decide Pan Americanism and that there is no ill feeling between the United States and Mexico. He noted improving relations aided by President Roosevelt and unity in facing common concerns.

Greenfield Luis Quintanilla United States Quintanilla Mexico Roosevelt

Greenfield hosts Latin America day with national backing

A local celebration expands from a Woman's club program to involve the State Department Agriculture Department Pan American Union and major foundations. Greenfield volunteers raise funds and organize committees, drawing on regional officials and business leaders to showcase Latin American culture while linking U S and Latin agricultural ties.

United States Department of State Agriculture Department The Pan-American Union Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations

Pan American Day Receives National Backing and Materials

Agriculture department and Pan American union supplied exhibits for 20 of 40. State department set parade flag ranking for 21 republics. National Broadcasting company aired the program on National Farm and Home Hour. Greenfield’s Pan American day won national approval with Carnegie and Rockefeller foundation funding, amount undisclosed.

Musmaker Greenfield Carnegie Rockefeller

Churchill Addresses Yugoslavs In Message Of Courage

Prime Minister Winston Churchill spoke in Serb and Croat to Yugoslavia Sunday. He praised Yugoslav bravery against a furious assault, promised that courage will be rewarded, and affirmed the empire and the United States backing victory.

London Winston Churchill Yugoslavia United States

Obituary Notes for Alice Stewart and Marriage in La Porte City

Alice V Stewart 80 of Norway died after a weeklong illness at home. Funeral by Rev James Blackstone in Cedar Rapids with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Born January 30 1860 in Norway she taught school across Benton County Colorado and Nebraska. She was a Methodist and Eastern Star member. Mildred Bigelow and Irwin Foster wed in La Porte City Methodist Church. They will reside in Waterloo.

Norway Alice V Stewart James Blackstone Cedar Rapids Oak Hill Cemetery William A Catherine Stewart Fannie Buchanan Tilford Academy Vinton Benton County Colorado Nebraska Methodist Church Eastern Star Laporte City Mildred Bigelow Cedar Falls L. Bigelow Minneapolis Irwin Foster Roland Foster M. Garrett Jane Caley Lee Brallier Waterloo

Two Waterloo men accused in derailment attempt on two rail lines

Police say Verne S. Hinds and Robert Franklin confessed to piling ties across parallel tracks of the Rock Island and Chicago Great Western railroads in Waterloo. The plan failed when officers and a startled Rocket conductor cleared the rails before disaster. Both men, found with a rock from the embankment, admitted the act after drinking.

Waterloo INS Rock Island Chicago, Great Western Verne S. Hinds Robert Franklin

Jury List Drawn for Winneshiek County Term

Special to The Gazette Decorah Iowa May 3 opens district court Judge H E Taylor presiding A panel of forty trial jurors listed by name and location In addition the grand jury members from Bluffton Burr Oak Decorah Fremont Frankville Jackson Madison Pleasant Springfield and others are named for the May term

Decorah Winneshiek County H. E. Taylor Waukon Claude Wicks Edna Miller Frances Gossman Burr Oak Allard Vick L. D. Wangsness Charles Peterson Mayme Herold Calmar Louise Andres John Syslak Verona Ellickson Donald McConaty Tom Rowan Martin Pederson Fremont Arthur Brandt Frankville J. J. Hugos Highland Adolph Verba Jackson Fred Anderson Lincoln Clarence Gayle Madison O. Aschem Pleasant George C. Jevne Springfield

Boy Dies in Wind Storm Collapse Near Farm

A 5-year-old, Max Campbell, son of Mrs. Ruth Campbell, died when a shed collapsed during a wind storm on a Marshall County farm. Coroner Rodney C Wells said the boy was playing outside when the gale struck and was found beneath the wreckage with a skull fracture.

Vancleve Max Campbell Ruth Campbell Here Rodney C Wells Marshall County

Deaf Mute Struck By Freight in Aurora

Dwight Metz 75, a deaf mute, was killed instantly by a westbound Chicago Great Western freight train at a crossing near the depot in Aurora. He had worked as a cobbler here for many years and leaves three stepchildren, all residing in South Dakota.

Aurora Dwight Metz Chicago Great Western South Dakota

Solon Senior Play Unveils Ghost Mystery Thursday

Solon high school presents a mystery play Thomas Shelton's Ghost Thursday at 8 p.m. in the C S A hall. Lead roles are Helen Meyers and Donald Serovy with a cast including Dorothy Zenishek Paul Stahle Howard Kroul Donald Phillips Clarence Zenishek Irene Hertz Virginia Beranek Jack Rushek and Marcella Chehak under director Elizabeth McElhinney.

SOLON Solon High School Thomas Shelton C. S. A. Hall Helen Meyers Donald Serovy Dorothy Zenishek Paul Stahle Howard Kroul Donald Phillips Clarence Zenishek Irene Hertz Virginia Beranek Jack Rushek Marcella Chehak Elizabeth McElhinney

Coggon Woman Dies After Operation

Mrs Walter Ellsworth 43 of near Coggon died at 11 a m Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after an operation. She chaired Jackson township Farm Bureau women and lay in the Presbyterian church. Survived by husband a daughter Leland Patton Delhi twin sons William Cedar Rapids and George Central City. funeral Tuesday 2 p m at the Coggon Presbyterian church with burial in Coggon cemetery.

Coggon Walter Ellsworth Cedar Rapids Ellsworth Jackson Township Farm Bureau Presbyterian Church Linn Township Health Nursing Bureau Coggan

West Union Girl Fatally Hurt in Wagon Runaway

Ruth Mittlestadts, 9, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Mittlestadts who live northeast of West Union, was fatally injured when knocked from a wagon by a frightened runaway team on Monday morning as her father began taking children to school. She died an hour later at West Union hospital from a skull base injury. She leaves her parents and three sisters.

West Union Ruth Mittlestadts W. F. Mittlestadts

Notice for Concrete Curb and Gutter Proposals Cedar Rapids

City of Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed bids for concrete curb and gutter on Section 137th Street Northeast and Section 12th Street Southwest. Work to begin by May 10 1941 and finish by June 10 1941. Proposals open May 1 1941. Bid security 10 percent with Iowa bank checks. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Linn County 1St Avenue C Avenue 12Th Street 3Rd Avenue Sth Avenue LJ O

Des Moines Hearing Sought on Auto Transport Bill

Gov George A Wilson said opponents of the doubledeck auto transport bill requested a hearing to present veto arguments. Des Moines attorney J Casper Schenk called the act unconstitutional citing equal protection issues. The measure limits loads to eight feet high and bans stacking over the cab, with potential car supply effects raised by dealers.

Des Moines George A. Wilson 49Th General Assembly J. Casper Schenk Iowa

Lowden High to Stage Give Me Credit Farce

The Lowden senior class presents the three act comedy Give Me Credit Friday at the school auditorium directed by Miss Lee Ferguson. Lead roles are Florence Stolte and Edwin Gehrls with Allison Rix Elmer Stolte Carl Bunge Jean Stoffler Rie Sceildt Hildegard Kroemer Luella Hintz Frances Ball Leora Ball Duane Bateman Marjorie Hamdorf Robert Montz and Alice Lange in the cast. Also notes railroads may face delays in auto shipments and 1803 Richmond gas used for lighting.

Gazette Lowden

Squall Damages Nine Planes at Des Moines Airport

A Des Moines municipal airport squall caused 7500 in damage to nine aircraft, three beyond repair, with a 64 mph wind around 3 50 p m. Rain fell heavily, a Mid Continent Airlines ship circled 20 minutes, a high tension wire broke, and several trees and windows were damaged as listed owners include Ernest Britton Sydney Brody Homer Bradshaw Oliver Smith Glenn Case Paul Engle Dwight Davis and Des Moines Flying Service.

Des Moines S .94 Twentyfirst Taylor Craft Ernest Britton Sidney Brody Homer Bradshaw Oliver Smith Chariton Glenn Case Paul Engle Dwight Davis Stewart Sawdey Carlisle The Des Moines Flying Service, Inc Waltz

Viola High to Stage Murdered Alive Mystery Play

Viola high school senior class will present the mystery comedy Murdered Alive in the auditorium at 8 p.m. The leads are Hazel Rotert and Alfred Hoge with a cast including Bea Elva Strait Ruth Secrist Patricia Dolan and more. director Catherine Burke and staging by Charles Sherman. Wheatland high band and Paul Hultquist will give a 7 30 recital in the school gym.

the Gazette Viola Viola High School Hazel Rotert Alfred Hoge Bea Elva Strait Ruth Secrist Pastricia Dolan Leon Shaffer Isabelle Hoge Jack Butler Margaret Healy Carroll Hoge Velma Kleineck Joe Gorius Charles Sherman Catherine Burke Wheatland Wheatland High School Paul Hultquist Davenport

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