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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1941
Page
1
Fined for Leaving Scene Without Identity
S. E. Templeton aged 25 of 3400 First Avenues was fined $25 and costs for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself. Fifteen dollars of the fine was suspended before Justice H. R. Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Templeton
First Avenues
H. R. Churchill
Births at Saint Luke's and Mercy Hospitals
Mr and Mrs 6th Marion welcomed a son at St. Luke's. Mr and Mrs Norman E Foster at 956 Maplewood Drive NE welcomed a daughter at Mercy Hospital on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
6Th Marion
April Mercy Hospital
Norman E. Foster
Maplewood Drive
Paul Miner Fined for Speeding with License Suspension
Paul Miner of 1553 O Avenue NE was fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding at 50 mph. The fine was suspended on payment of costs and surrender of his driver's license for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miner
O Avenue NE
Cochran Case Seeks Costs and Furnishings
Sylvia Hines Cochran of Glen D. Cochran faces claims of cruel and inhuman treatment in a marriage filed June 26 1939 at Warello. Plaintiff sought costs and was awarded household furnishings with Judge H C Ring presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Hines Cochran
Glen D. Cochran
Warello
H. C. Ring
Council and Firemen Debate Three Eight-Hour Shifts Plan
City leaders discussed a proposal for three eight hour shifts with firemen and council members weighing a four mill maximum levy to fund added staff. They noted revenue would likely fall short after the third year and emphasized preserving a reserve to cover emergencies. No decision was reached but an early ruling was promised.
Churchill Quashes Commons Demands For War Debate
Prime Minister Churchill in the house of commons Friday rejected calls for a general war debate. He defended Britain's Spain policy amid labor criticism over a 2.5 million pound loan to Franco and noted uncertain news on Greece while highlighting British troop moves and the Tripoli fleet attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
House
North
Africa
Greece
Tripoli
Churchill
Britain
Spain
Francisco Franco
Labor Party
Josiah Wedgwood
NLRB Hearing In Light Co Case Adds Three More Days
The National Labor Relations Board hearing on the Iowa Electric Light and Power complaint continues with testimony extended by at least three additional days. On Monday the witnesses included F. C. Chambers general manager Charles J. Herbeck chief engineer and Lyle Neisslie salesman for the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
International Union of Operating Engineers
Iowa Electric Light and Power
F. C. Chambers
Charles J. Herbeck
Lyle Neisslie
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers Discovery
A recent medical discovery offers a harmless milk mixture as a highly effective treatment for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. Doctors report unusually successful results across hospitals in many cases.
Treasury Tax Bill Aims Change in Income Rates
The plan proposes taxing all or part of income from I bonds and rising the basic income tax rate to 6.6 percent. It would repeal the earned income credit and raise taxes on a modest earner, with examples showing a single filer and a childless couple facing higher bills. The committee discussed releasing details but withheld the plan, drawing Republican calls for Morgenthau to testify and publicize the blueprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughton
Rep
Treadway
Mass
Treasury
Morgenthau
US Military Observer Brower Killed in Africa Flight
Washington AP reports Colonel Gerald Brower a United States military air observer attached to the Royal Air Force in the Middle East was killed in an airplane accident at El Obeid 250 miles southwest of Khartoum. The State Department said a Cairo legation cable gave no details pending reports to the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Gerald Brower
Sudan
Brower
Royal Air Force
Middle East
Robert M. Losey
Norway
State Department
Cairo
el Obeid
Khartoum
War Department
Fires Continue In Eastern Woodlands
Civilians and soldiers battled numerous small fires across 11 eastern states as drought threats lingered. Most major outbreaks were contained but forestry officials warned the danger to life and property would persist throughout the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pairings For City Badminton Tournament Announced
First round pairings set for a city badminton tournament at UMC A Dick Hallenbeck 7 p m Leondts lathas deca vs Hush DeWees Carl Moeller vs Clarence Brockman 7 36 ene Beckerve Ruth Zieke 630 Dim Betty Hopton Ruth Zieke Leone Serbousek Olga Serbousek 9 30 p m At W C A Margaret Postsch Aetherine Amersteen finishes Lilie ve Mary K Jennings 6 45 p m Carl Moeller Ruthley vs John Hecker Leone Serbousek 6 45 Sally Henry Rose 7 15 Jack Miller 8 p m Vivien Buser vs Leonerbousek 8 p m er ve n gf gy Ce Firs Hielen Rickman vs Ruth Purcy 8 Sox Dorel Greene adio Praiicis Richards George Hollenbeck vs Robert Moody Carl Moeller 9 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hallenbeck
Leondts
Lathas Deca
Hush DeWees
Carl Moeller
Clarence Brockman
Ene Beckerve
Ruth Zieke
Betty Hopton
Leone Serbousek
Olga Serbousek
Olin Downes Attends Coe A Cappella Choir in Cedar Rapids
Olin Downes music editor of the New York Times visited Cedar Rapids Monday evening to hear the Coe college a cappella choir. Prof. Paul S. Ray, head of Coe music, met him in Ames and led him to Iowa City for a Wednesday concert with the University of Iowa symphony orchestra where Downes will perform a piano solo of Edward MacDowell's Concerto in A minor Opus 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Downes
New York Times
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Paul S. Ray
Coe
Downes
Ames
Ray
Mr. Downes
Iowa City
University of Iowa Symorchestra
Edward MacDowell
Former Anamosa Guard Dies Near Shellsburg
William E. P. Felker, 74, longtime guard at the Anamosa men's reformatory for 30 years, died Monday at relatives’ home near Shellsburg. His widow survives. Felker had only recently retired and funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
William E. P. Felker
Shellsburg
Felker
National Scout Official to Address Regional Meeting
More than 300 representatives from 11 Boy Scout councils across Iowa attend a one day regional conference at the Roosevelt hotel. Arthur A. Schuck of New York City will headline the banquet addressing regional field and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Arthur A. Schuck
New York City
Boy Scouts i America
Schuck
Lions Club
L. O. Tisdale
Marshalltown
Area High School
Fletcher Martin
Public
Grant Wood
Turner Mortuary
Rollo Pickford
Fred Niesz
Cedar Rapids
Women’s Meeting
Postmaster Producer Presents Christmastide Post Mail Rush Film
A 30 minute film titled The Christmas shows Cedar Rapids post office activities during Christmas. Postmaster Frank dwin narrates and notes daily mail counts with 50 000 pieces normal and 240 060 at peak. 11 parcels tracts shipped daily and 86 truckloads at peak. Baldwin plans public showings and urges awareness of post office Christmas work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Frank Dwin
Baldwin
Gut
Thane
2000 U S Troops Land In Philippines
Manila reports a major US military movement as the transport Republic arrives from Fort Mason California carrying over 2000 soldiers including coast artillery air corps and infantry detachments marking the largest American force ever to land in the Philippines in nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
United States Army
Coast Artillery
Air Corps
Republic
Fort Mason
Calif
Islands
Army May Seek Law To Extend Draftee Training Terms
Washington AP Acting Chairman Reynolds said the army might push legislation to extend selectees training beyond one year. Other senators noted possible longer camps for national guardsmen. Johnson advocated a $100 monthly bonus for service abroad or convoy duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Washington
Reynolds
N. C
Senate Military Committee
Connally
Tex
Johnson
Court House News Albert Jackson Pleads Not Guilty
Albert Jackson formerly of 3128 Waveland Drive NW pled not guilty before Judge H C Ring to a driving while intoxicated charge. He was granted a continuance until the September term after claiming head and chest injuries from April 6 crash on Highway 30 near Mount Vernon and illness prevents standing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jackson
Waveland Drive
H. C. Ring
Jackson
Note from 1909 sparks $150 debt suit in Iowa court
C. S. George sues William A. Tipp for $150 based on a 31 year old promissory note signed in October 1909. He argues the ten year statute of limitations was suspended by Tipp’s 25 years of non residence in Iowa. Plaintiff seeks attachment against Tipp’s property held in trust with County Treasurer Frank F. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. George
William A. Tipp
Tipp
George
Iowa
Bootlegging Suspect Given Year Prison Term In Iowa
Joseph A. Pisarik, 31, of 77 Sixteenth Avenue SW, received a one year prison sentence after pleading guilty to bootlegging. He withdrew a prior not guilty plea entered on March 27. His companion Donald Craft, former tavern proprietor five miles west of Cedar Rapids, was granted a continuance until September on a liquor nuisance charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Pisarik
Sixteenth Avenue
H. C. Ring
Pisarik
Donald Craft
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Heiserman
Injunction Bars Kane From Seeing Wife in Divorce Case
Judge H. C. Ring issues restraining order against Lester Michael Kane in a divorce filed by Carol Maria Kane. He is forbidden from entering the home at 105 Tenth Street NE and from contacting his wife amid claims of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married April 16, 1940 in Cedar Rapids. Helen F. Swore files for divorce from Earl A. Swore, married November 25, 1936 in Cedar Rapids, seeking custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring Monday
Lester Michael Kane
Carol Maria Kane
Tenth Street
Mrs. Kane
Cedar Rapids
Helen F. Swore Monday
Earl A. Swore
Man sues for car damages after Chicago driver fines
James Forrest of 230 Eleventh Street NW filed a petition seeking a $200 judgment against H. I. Baldwin of Chicago. Baldwin had earlier been fined $300 for drunk driving and jailed 90 days for defaulting on payment. Forrest obtained an attachment against Baldwin's car after Baldwin’s vehicle damaged two parked cars Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forrest
Eleventh Street
H. I. Baldwin
Chicago
J. E. Heiserman
Forrest
Baldwin
Man Held for Desertion of Wife and Children
Gordon Grovier aged 23 of Ottumwa was jailed on charges of desertion and abandonment of a minor child. He had been sought since April 17 when an information was filed by County Attorney W. W. Crissman. Grovier was returned Monday night by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder. his wife Doris said he deserted the family of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Grovier
Ottumwa
Grovier
W. W. Crissman
Harlan Snyder
Doris Grovier
Second Avenue
Crissman
McGowan Drops $1,000 Injury Suit With Prejudice
Glenn McGowan the plaintiff in a $1,000 personal injury suit against Robert Greene on Tuesday dismissed the action with prejudice before Judge H. C. Ring. McGowan's withdrawal ends the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McGowan
Robert Greene
H. C. Ring. McGowan
Accident-Based Claim Notes January Incident
The claim cited an automobile accident that occurred on January 1. Details of the incident remain under review by the insurer, with potential impacts on liability and coverage pending investigation.
Notes Seeks $3299.31 in Suit Against Sailors
A law action filed by Sender seeks 3299.31 from Nellie and Carl Sailor on two notes signed in December and September 1939. The suit names Ne and Eloise Norbohm as co defendants in the creditor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Norbohm
Nellie
Carl Sailor
Japanese Capture Foochow City in Fu kien Province
Japanese troops seized Foochow the capital of Fu kien province as announced on Tuesday. The city lies about 350 miles south of Shanghai and represents a major Chinese stronghold in the area. The report notes military movements and strategic significance of the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
INS
Foochow
Fukien Province
Shanghai
Chocolate Drink With Vitamin B1 Marketed Here
Sanitary Farm Dairies of Cedar Rapids markets a chocolate drink with 500 international units of vitamin B1 per quart, claiming it meets two people’s daily B1 needs. The product cites Stillicious as a modern diet addition and references expert statements on vitamin B1 sources and widespread deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Cedar Rapids
Sanitary Dairies
Jolliffe
New York
United States Army
A.M.A. Cowgill
Yale University
Iowa To Get Arms Factory Employing 12 000
Des Moines Iowa Secretary Selby reports a favorable outlook for defense industry growth in Iowa. He spent two weeks in Washington Dayton St Louis and Kansas City with federal officers, noting a small arms plant is likely in Iowa or Minnesota. The project could hire 12 000 to 15 000 workers with about 3 000 acres needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rodney Q. Selby
Iowa Industrial and Defense Commission
Washington
Iowa
Selby
Dayton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minnesota
Bucknell to Receive Sea Scout Quartermaster Rank
Bruce Bucknell son of Mr and Mrs R E Bucknell 13000 Avenue NE will receive the Quartermaster rank the highest in Sea Scouts at the senior Scout prom in the Coe College recreation room Saturday at 8 30 pm Jackson Von Yeast Sea Scout field commissioner will present the award Bucknell is first mate of Sea Scout ship 90 with H Walter Taylor as skipper He is known for his marionette hobby and a 65 character puppet theater including four 34 inch figures used in stage shows this week he loaned his show to a traveling puppet company for a national tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bucknell
R. E. Bucknell
Avenue NE
Coe College Recreation Room
Jackson von Yeast
H. Walter Taylor
Bucknell
Yugoslav Planes Reach Russia as Greeks Aid Hinted
Yugoslav informants say 187 air force planes landed safely in Russia with crews planning to aid the Allies in Greece. Most aircraft allegedly touched down at Kiev and Vimnja after crossing Romania, and Moscow reportedly allowed continued flight to Greece with consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Vichy
France
Greece
Kiev
Vimnja
Rumania
Yugoslav Submarines Escape Into Eastern Mediterranean
In a broadcast from Athens the Greek admiralty says two Yugoslav submarines slipped from Kattaro harbor and breached Italian minefields in the Straits of Otranto to join the British Greek fleet in the eastern Mediterranean. The broadcaster claimed the subs had already taken part in large scale operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Athens
Kattaro
Straits of
Otranto
Mediterranean
Xvia
F D R May Seek To Scrap Defense Council
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may ask Congress to abolish the council of national defense and transfer its powers to the White House. The six cabinet members named in the 1916 act would be replaced in administration by direct executive control, simplifying defense program management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Council of National Defense
Secretaries of War
Navy
Interior
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
National Defense Advisory Commission
Funeral services for Sherman T. Freeman
Funeral services for Sherman T. Freeman, age 1304 First Avenue, who died Sunday night, will be at 2 on Wednesday in Moon chapel conducted by W. H. McDonald. Burial will follow at Pale Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman T. Freeman
First Avenue
Moon Chapel
W. H. McDonald
Pale
U S Aims To Aid Britain By Action
London AP report says U S ambassador John Gee told the American Chamber of Commerce that America will help Britain by action to secure total victory over totalitarian foes. He emphasized a bond with the island's free people and a shared purpose that will endure beyond Nazi tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
John Gee
American Chamber of Commerce
Britain
Island
City Briefs and Local Notices
Haircuts 25c at Hanna Barbers 322 2nd Ave. Cedar Rapids lodge No 141 LO O F meets 8 p.m. Tuesday at Odd Fellows hall. Cedar Rapids Navy club meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at Montrose hotel. Mizpah lodge AF and AM to work in second degree at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday in Masonic hall. Roy Cook formerly of Coast Rapids died in Kansas City Sunday, noted in Monday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Barbers
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Navy Club
Montrose Hotel
Mizpah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Roy) Cook
Coast Rapids
Kansas City
Sbor Sokolic Benefit Card Party Planned
The Sbor Sokolic sewing circle sponsors a benefit card party in the Gas company Glow room Thursday at 2 p.m. Players must provide their own cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbor Sokolic Sewing Circle
Glow Room
Iowa City Sends Robert Taylor to Fort Leavenworth for Enlistment
Robert H. Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Ervin O Taylor of Iowa City is sent to Fort Des Moines for final physical examination and enlistment in the infantry at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Taylor
Ervin O. Taylor
Iowa City
Fort Des Moines
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Auxiliary to Bus Drivers Union Set Wednesday Meeting
The auxiliary to the bus drivers union No. 638 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of the president Mrs. Leo Walrath 3106 E Avenue NE. All wives of members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.m
Leo Walrath
E Avenue NE
Condition of 11 year old Fred Hahn after appendectomy
Fred Hahn son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hahn of Middle Amana underwent an appendectomy at Mercy hospital Saturday. His condition was reported as satisfactory with steady improvement quoted by hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hahn
Carl Hahn
Middle Amana
Mercy Hospital
City approves trade of Ford pickup for new truck deal
Parks Commissioner Ed Stefan is authorized by the city council to swap a used Ford pickup with Rude Auto Co for a new model and pay $640. A. L. Taylor of the Rapids Chamber of Commerce will speak Thursday on what young men need for business at a 6:15 p.m. dinner meeting in the Chamber building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stefan
Rude Auto Company
A. L. Taylor
The
Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Burke to Speak at Commonwealth After Dinner Address
Max Burke executive secretary of the Grinnell Institute of International Relations will address a small group after dinner at the Commonwealth at 6 15 this evening. Rev Grant F Anderson of the First Baptist church will introduce the speaker and the talk will follow in another room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Burke
Grinnell Institute of International Relations
The
Commonwealth
Grant F. Anderson
First Baptist Church
Local Soldier J A Mochal Ordered to Active Duty
J A Mochal of 1119 Maplewood Ave NE Cedar Rapids district moves from infantry reserve to active duty with the Third Infantry at Fort Crook Nebraska effective May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Infantry
Fort Crook
Neb
J A. Mochal
Maplewood Ve
Cedar Rapids Military District
Cedar Rapids Symphony Presents Fourth Concert Tonight
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra performs its fourth concert of the season at Memorial Coliseum tonight at 8:15. Violinists Mrs James Taylor and Miss Virginia Ohman will be soloists, and admission is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Victory sermon at Church of God on Monday night
The Rev S J Lane spoke on A Life of Victory at the Church of God in Laverue and Eighth street NW. Rev W J Trimble led prayer. Clifford Gieger sang Have You Counted the Cost and I Walk With a King. Children’s chorus performed as meeting runs nightly at 7 30 with pre meeting chorus practice and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Lane
Church of God
L Averue
Eighth Street NW
W. J. Trimble
Clifford Gieger
Evangelist
Foursquare Rally to Feature Chalfant Address and Pictures
Dr Harold Chalfant internal commander of Foursquare dies will speak at 730 p m Saturday at a mass rally for all Iowa Foursquare churches in the tabernacle at 609 First Avenue SW He will show colored motion pictures from a recent trip to South America Also Dr and Mrs Howard P Courtney district superintendents will speak at the 10 am service Saturday while Rev Mr and Mrs Grover Owens preside at the 2 pm afternoon session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chalfant
Foursquare Ders
Iowa
Allies Dig In For Last Stand In Greece
Allied forces in Greece brace as German armored divisions breach the Othrys line and push toward Thermopylae and Lamia. reports say Athens defense weakened with continued Air raids while British troops, a 50 000 to 80 000 force, face heavy odds and a possible retreat. Italian reports claim Greek front penetrations by Italian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Germany
Othrys
Athens
Lamia
Thermopylae
Associated Press
Corret
Turkey
Dunkerque
Bitoli
Salonika
21 More Draftees Leave Wednesday For Army Service
Lynn G. Differding Walker Charles C Hagerman and Rich ard F Ferreter Marion. Other men to leave April 3q are Laverne W Rose Mount Vernon road Cedar Rapids Glenn R Miller Marion Howard B Bock haus Mount Vernon Vernon M Clark Marion Eldon D John son Mount Vernon Willard B Walton Center Point Robert L Robbins LaPorte City Darwin I Oliphant Toddville and William D Luerkens Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn G. Differding
Walker
Charles C. Hagerman
Richard F. Ferreter
Marion
Laverne W. Rose
Mount Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Glenn R. Miller
Howard B. Bockhaus
Mount Vernon
Vernon M. Clark
Eldon D. John
Son
Willard B. Walton
Center Point
Robert L. Robbins
LaPorte City
Darwin I. Oliphant
Toddville
William D.luerkens
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