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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1941

Page

6

Nazi Flyer Escaped From Canada Flees U S Officials

Attorney General Jackson announced that Franz von Werra, a German airman who escaped Canadian custody and fled to the United States, faces tightened immigration rules and possible bond reconsideration. He had pledged to return to Germany and claimed to have shot down 14 planes. Jackson said the incident shows abuse of neutral hospitality and ordered stricter handling of escaped POWs at borders and in custody.

Washington Jackson Franz von Werra United States Werra von Werra Canada N. Y St. Lawrence New York Germany England Britain South America Justice Department Peru Department

Walter Rohde Fined For Threatening Letter to State Official

Walter Rohde of Mount Pleasant was fined 100 by a U S District Court after pleading guilty to mailing a threatening letter to State Representative Harlan C. Foster also of Mount Pleasant. Rohde had earlier pleaded guilty to terrorizing occupants of a dwelling and was jailed on March 24 for the Jan 4 farm home shooting incident that grazed the official’s head.

Keokue Walter Rohde Mount Pleasant U. S. District Harlan C. Foster Rohde

PIONEERS BOAT AND VERTICAL CLUES PUZZLE

A crossword style puzzle with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes references to a pioneers boat and various word hints such as vessel, burden, and bone transformation. Answers span colonists voyage, plant terms, and common English words.

Douglas Fairbanks Junior Sets South American goodwill tour

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. will depart Miami Wednesday as a special goodwill envoy for President Roosevelt. The motion picture star will tour Brazil Argentina Chile Peru Colombia and Panama aboard a two month mission ending June 26 in Balboa to promote inter American understanding through the theatrical arts. He is accompanied by his wife and Edward H. Robbins.

Washington INS Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Miami South America Roosevelt Fairbanks Council of National Defense Edward H. Robbins Rio de Janeiro Brazil Argentine Chile Peru Colombia Panama Balbos

McLean Reelected To Presidency Of Associated Press

Robert McLean of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin was reelected president of the Associated Press for a third term at a board meeting. E. Lansing Ray of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat was reelected first vice president and Stuart H. Perry of the Adrian Telegram as second vice president. Other officers named include L. F. Curtis as secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members include Paul Bellamy, E. H. Butler, and Robert McLean.

NEW York Robert McLean Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Associated Press E. Lansing Ray St. Louis Globe- Democrat Stuart H. Perry Adrian Mich L. F. Curtis Paul Bellamy Cleveland Plain Dealer E. H. Butler Buffalo News

Minimum Wage Bill For Iowa Teachers Signed By Wilson

DES MOINES AP A bill setting the minimum salary for Iowa school teachers at 65 per month was signed by Governor Wilson along with four other measures. The legislature left 35 bills on the governor's desk when it adjourned, including municipal power to levy a two mill tax and protections for police and firemen in on duty motor vehicle accidents.

Des Moines George A. Wilson

Press Names Linked to City Paper Merger Report

A listing of editors and publishers including Frank B. Noyes of Washington Star Paul Patterson of Baltimore Sun Stuart H. Perry of Adrian Telegram and E. Lansing Ray of St. Globe-Democrat appears in a syndicated note outlining media figures connected to the regional press scene.

Frank B. Noyes Washington D. C Star Paul Patterson Baltimore Sun Stuart H. Perry Adrian Mich Telegram E. Lansing Ray St. Globe-Democrat

Farm Census Shows Small Rise in Rural Families

The census bureau estimates 30,475,206 people lived on farms a year ago, up 0.1 percent since 1930 while total population rose 7.2 percent. Farm population share edged to 23.1 percent as the number of farms fell 3.1 percent. average residents per farm rose to 5 from 4.8.

Washington Census Bureau

Radio Programs on air across stations GN to WMT schedule

A fragmentary radio timetable lists programs across stations GN WMT WGN WHO KFJB WSUI and others. Entries mention Gabriel Heatter WOR orchestras led by Olenn Miller Jay Garber Freddy Martin and Delaney, plus news segments, weather, and variety shows.

Gabriel Heatter Wsui—Univ. Ony Eddie JB WGN Jay Garber Wathcallanight Cummins Freddy Martin WGON Delaney Ted To Ore Iowa State Today WSUI Memory Lane qBeschera Per Voune Vic and Sade Korea WMT Sox Cleveland

Countess Arrives From Egypt Residing Next Des Moines Move

Countess Beulah Wachtmeister wife of Sweden’s former minister to Egypt arrived in New York on Tuesday aboard the Yankee. She planned to stay in New York until trunks arrived from Europe by steamer and then to join her brother John Hubbell in Des Moines Iowa.

New York Beulah Wachtmeister Egypt Europe John Hubbell Des Moines

Argentina to negotiate on belligerent ships not seize them

Vice-president Ramon ey said Argentina will negotiate for lease or purchase of belligerent merchant vessels in its waters but will under no circumstances seize them.

Buenos Aires INS Argentina Ramoney

Wisconsin Assembly Approves Freshman Training Bill

The Wisconsin assembly passed an administration bill calling for compulsory military training for all male freshmen and sophomores at the University of Wisconsin. The vote was 53 to 42 and the program would begin September 1, with Governor Julius Heil expected to sign.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Assembly Julius P. Heil Ron Rag University of Wisconsin

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