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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1946

Page

4

Soviet Army Defense Stated By Editor At Round Table

Gen. Romanovich Galaktionov, military editor of Uday, told editors in Washington that the Red Army exists to defend Russia from aggression and to protect borders. He noted Russia’s past proposals for disarmament and argued demobilization should occur as quickly as possible to shift manpower to industry and agriculture. He cited invasions in 30 years as the motive for strength. Ehrenburg defended Stalin’s prominence and said Russians understand his role. he also noted Russian editors would oppose removal of Stalin from public life.

Washington Romanovich Galaktionov Uday Pravda Sat Russia Galaktionov American Society of Newspaper Editors McClellan van der Veer Birmingham News and Age Herald Soviet Union van der Veer Ussia Robert Glass Lynchburg Josef Stalin Ilya Ehrenburg Izvestia Stalin Moscow Stalingrad Carroll Binder The Minneapolis Tribune Ehrenburg

Cairo Car Dealer Denies Charge of Black Market Deals

Cairo dealer Ben Fishel surrendered on a federal warrant charging conspiracy to violate OPA rules in a $3,000,000 used car black market. He allegedly sold 25,000 cars at $200 over ceiling prices and netted $500,000, while claiming he only earned $10 commissions. Bond set at $2,500. subject to 30 counts of overceiling sales and side payments, with a treble-damage suit of about $600,000 pending.

Cairo, Ill Ben Fishel Cairo OPA U.S Ray Foreman William Hart Ain Fishel Fishel U. S James E. Clutts Danville Ill Fisher Detroit District of Columbia Dorothy United States Fishers Springfield East St. Louis Foreman

Army Courts Controversy Over Unapproved Report

Royall protests that a published Army crimes report is not approved by the full committee and contains numerous incorrect statements. He notes many items marked It is said lack sources and that unidentified cases may be false.

Royall

Bodine Named Head of Iowa Science Academy

Grinnell AP J H Bodine Iowa City retiring vice president was named president of the Iowa Academy of Science at the close of its 58th session Other officers elected included L R Wilson Cedar Rapids editor New section chairmen included Walter Edgell Iowa City general and physical chemistry Stanley Wawronek Iowa City organic and of chemistry and L W Swanson Cedar Rapids mathematics The Junior academy meeting at Grinnell high school elected Richard Othmer Keokuk president George Holmes Cedar Falls vice president and Mary Ann Rebec Wilson high school Cedar Rapids secretary.

Grinnell J. H. Bodine Iowa City Iowa Academy of Science L. R. Wilson Cedar Rapids Walter Edgell Stanley Wawronek L. W. Swanson Grinnell High School

Editors urged to aid UN for peace by Lie

Trygve Lie urges editors at ASNE to work with the United Nations to prevent war while fascism and nazism remain threats. He notes editors should help peace efforts and cites a weary world unlikely to wage another war soon. The gathering honors and future plans mark a shift to study world news dissemination.

Washington Trygve Lie United Nations American Society of Newspaper Editors

Cedar Rapids Dental Society to Host President's Party

The Cedar Rapids Dental Society will hold a president's party Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Commonwealth dining room.

Cedar Rapids Dental Society Commonwealth

Cedar Rapids Coin Club Lectures On Romans

The Cedar Rapids Coin Club meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the YMCA club rooms for the second lecture in the history of coinage series titled Romans.

Cedar Rapids Coin Club

Stolen Car Headlight Rims Seen South of A Avenue Viaduct

Harold D. Merks reported to police that Friday night thieves stole the headlight rims and visors from his car while parked just south of the A avenue viaduct. The Cedar Rapids Ministerial association will meet Monday at 10 a.m. in the First Presbyterian church chapel for officer elections.

Harold D. Merks Tenth Street A Avenue Cedar Rapids

Mount Hermon Lodge to honor WWII veterans at dinner

Mount Hermon lodge No. 263 A F and A M will honor World War II veterans with a 6 15 pm dinner at Masonic hall. The Master Mason degree will be conferred in dramatic form at 2 pm. President Byron Hollinshead of Coe will speak before the South Side Civic Club at the regular meeting in CSPS hall Monday at 8 pm followed by refreshments.

Mount Hermon Lodge A.F A.M Masonic Hall Byron Hollinshead Coe South Side Civic Club C.S.P.S. Hall

Poems from six Mount Mercy academy students chosen for anthology

Six Mount Mercy academy students have poems accepted for the National High School Poetry Association annual anthology. Edna Mae Derga of Clarence and Joan Donnelly plus Jeannette Prout of Cedar Rapids earned honorable mention. Other poets include Loretta P. Y. O'Brien of Decorah and Donna Damge and Gloria Oberer of Cedar Rapids.

Mount Mercy Academy National High School Poetry Association Edna Mae Derga Clarence Joan Donnelly Jeannette Prout Cedar Rapids Loretta PY O'Brien Decorah Donna Damge Gloria Oberer

Veterans honored by Cedar Rapids dealers dinner event

Investment dealers in Cedar Rapids will host a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel Monday evening to honor dealers who are returned veterans. Dinner is at 6 in the Lincoln and Jefferson rooms with entertainment to follow.

Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel Lincoln Jefferson

Local Dentists Resume Practices After Army Leave

Dr. Paul Berney returns from the army and reopens his medical office at 719 Higley Building on April 23. Adv. Dr. T. W. Tuomey, dentist, resumes practice at 213 Iowa Theater Building, phone 25279.

Paul Berney Higley T. W. Tuomey Iowa Theater Building Dial

Bellevue Girl To Be Drake Queen

Joyce Elaine Beeler a 19 year old University of Dubuque sophomore from Bellevue Iowa has been chosen to reign as queen of the 1946 Drake relays set for April 26 27 Announcement says Beeler blue eyed Miss Beeler was selected from 11 candidates and will head a court of six Drake coeds plus 58 entrants overall listed with hometowns colleges and universities in Iowa and nearby states

DES Moines Joyce Elaine Beeler University of Dubuque Bellevue Miss Beeler Iowa Dubuque University Drake Sioux City Morningside Jane Snell Clinton Grinnell Ruth Overlander Sioux Center Central Dorothea Ann Davidson Kirkwood University of Iowa Roberta Joan Lockwood Oran Upper Iowa Ruthanna Dreyer Aurora Ill Cornell Mary Frances Wombolt Red Oak Iowa State Teachers Joyce Louise Hegstrom Lawton Buena Vista

Troop Arrivals by the Associated Press

More than 6 500 service personnel on eight transports are due today at New York and two West Coast ports. New York receives three ships with 959 personnel. San Francisco four ships with 4 421. San Diego one ship with 1 291. The Queen Mary brings 2 335 brides and children of servicemen to New York from Southampton.

Associated Press New York San Francisco San Diego Southampton Blanche Sigman le Havre Lehigh Victory Benjamin Brewster Marseilles Gen. Mitchell Guam Casa Grande Pearl Harbor Ocean Chief Sasebo Calvert China

Hoover Finishes Cairo Visit and Plans East

Herbert Hoover completed his Cairo visit with a talk with Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha and a luncheon with King Farouk. He announced plans to proceed to India China and Japan on his food fact finding tour before returning to the United States.

Cairo Herbert Hoover Ismail Sidky Pasha Farouk India China Japan United States

Housing goal aims for 2.7 million homes in two years

Wyatt outlines a program to push housing under $6,000 or $50 monthly rent as costs fall through high volume construction. Local FHA targets split into rental and sale divisions with lines set by highest approved figures, Washington approval required for higher ceilings. Inflation sharply raises prices, especially on Pacific coast under-$6,000 homes with a 96.3 percent rise since 1940.

Wyatt FHA Washington Richard Walton Onslow National Association of Real Estate Boards OPA National Housing Agency Pacific Coast

Fire Destroys Lohrville Produce Plant

A Saturday fire in Lohrville Iowa destroyed three buildings housing Priebe and Sons Inc produce plant causing an estimated $75000 loss. The blaze began in the electrical system and wide headway prevented full containment by local and neighboring departments saving adjacent structures. The main brick building contained 260 cold storage lockers a hatchery with 5000 baby chicks and 30000 eggs.

Lohrville, Ia Priebe and Sons, Inc Lohrville Gowrie Lake City Rockwell City

U.S. News Services Permitted in Austria

In Vienna the U.S. army information service said that starting May 1 Austria's American occupation zone newspapers may use the AP United Press and IN S news services.

U.S Austria Vienna U.S. Army Information Service Associated Press The United Press International News Service

Deaths Frances Strong Bailey

Frances Strong Bailey aged 60 died at her Cedar Rapids home at 3 30 p m after a brief illness She was born in Yonkers New York and moved here 21 years ago Survived by her mother Frances S Ray a niece Florence B Van Winkle and a nephew Howard B Van Winkle She belonged to the First Baptist church Beethoven club Community Concert Association and the Needlework Guild Funeral arrangements to be announced. friends may call at Turner chapel after noon today

Frances Strong Bailey Bever Avenue Yonkers N. Y Miss Bailey Cedar Rapids Frances S. Ray Florence B. van- Winkle Sayville Long Island Howard B. van- Winkle Stockton Calif First Baptist Church Beethoven Club Turner Chapel

Funeral services for James Hugh McNeil

Funeral services for James Hugh McNeil, longtime machinist at Iowa Manufacturing, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel. Rev. I E Linkletter and Crescent lodge No 25 will conduct, with burial at Cedar Memorial Park cemetery. Master Masons to meet at 1 30 p.m. at the Masonic hall before the service.

James Hugh McNeil Iowa Manufacturing Company J. E. Godfrey Avenue NE Turner Chapel I. E. Linkletter Crescent Lodge A. F Cedar Memorial Park

Funeral services for Julia Jane Stiffin

Funeral services for Julia Jane Stiffin who died at her home will be held at the Barta Hesser chapel Monday at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev I F Link pastor of the Second Christian church. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.

Julia Jane Stiffin First Street NW Barta- Hesser I. FE. Linkletter Second Christian Church Bohemian National Cemetery

Probe of Franco Spain Gains Favor

Australia proposed a United Nations Security Council inquiry into Franco Spain and appeared headed for approval as discussions resume. Mexico publicly backed Hodgson's motion, joining backers of a possible worldwide diplomatic break with Franco regime.

New York Australia Spain United Nations Security Council W. R. Hodgson Mexico

Eisenhower Visits Birthplace in Texas

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower toured his birthplace in Denison Texas with a military parade. He told the crowd that food is essential to world peace and called the United States the breadbasket of the world.

Eisenhower Texas Denison, Texas Dwight D. Eisenhower America

Bequest Hinges on Word Definition in South Dakota Will

Postmaster F D Fitch examined the first definition of joke in Clarence Richardson's will and rejected it as unsuitable. Richardson, a Columbus Georgia newsman, left a 30 000 bequest contingent on precise wording. Editors say Webster's second edition defines a joke as a statement or act intended to provoke laughter.

Wellington S. D F. D. Fitch Clarence Chardson Fitch Columbus Richardson Wessington S.D Holt

Hollywood contest features top jokes from film stars

Hollywood entries crowd the Saturday night joke contest for Clarence Richard son's $30,000 prize. Betty Hutton offers a quip about a gag formed after the chance to use it is gone. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope contribute lines, while Jack Benny defines a joke as tragic to oneself and funny to others in San Francisco event.

Hollywood Clarence Richardson Betty Hutton Bing Crosby Bob Hope San Francisco Jack Benny

Estate defines joke by dictionary meaning in will

The will, valued at over $30,000, offers the son who can define joke by a dictionary sense. Fitch says he remains unsure of Richardson’s intent and favors a philosophical approach to find the natural meaning.

Fitch Richardson

Dictionary Man Likes His Own Definition

Springfield editor Lucius H. Holt of Merriam defined a joke in his Webster's dictionary work and said he would recognize a joke if he heard one. He doubted editors would bid for the $30,000 left by Clarence.

Springfield Mass Lucius H. Holt G. and C. Merriam Company Holt Clarence

Union dispute over suspensions at plant not a strike

Union spokesmen say two employees Barker and Zacek are suspended pending discussion on whether they will be discharged or reinstated. The union claims the suspensions relate to union activities and returning mistakenly deducted dues to members. Company says dues were deducted on union instructions and a check-off error occurred. Both sides agree on the number of men involved and deny a wider plant walkout.

Barker Zacek Churchill

Navy sailor seeks divorce for cruel treatment over kiss refusal

Weldon H. Osborne files for divorce in Salem Massachusetts alleging cruelty after returning from two years in the navy his wife refused to kiss him at Grand Central Station in New York prompting the action.

Salem Mass Grand Central Station New York Weldon H. Osborne

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Black Mart Ultimate Wilbert Burial Vault Tor Wilbert Roland Wilbert Vault Company BD. L Bodine Iowa Science Academy Sec Lie U.N Nikolai Novikov John S. Knight Byron Price Price Grove Patterson Toledo Blade Wilbur Forrest New York Herald Tribune N. R. Howard Cleveland News Erwin D. Canham Christian Science Monitor Ben M. McKelway Washington Star Dwight Young Dayton Journal-Herald Society ASNE Carrol Roberts Alberts Call Century Cabs Adv Bungalow Cooking School Abes Iowa Memorial CO Third Avenue Hoover John Second Ave Eighth ST Lohrville Produce Frances Bailey McNeil Rites Stiffin Services Rohn Funeral Home 3Rd Lapes Clarence Beatty Third Ave First Ave Wicet LaPlant Cedar Rapids Monument CO Barta-Hesser Frank W. Barta Jay W. Hesser le Visas Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street
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