Temperatures Reported for Rapids M4 Area
A brief note lists temperatures for Rapids M4 area with a low reading and an unclear high. The fragment mentions 48 degrees and an unspecified time or condition, reflecting a partial weather snippet.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1943
Page
1
A brief note lists temperatures for Rapids M4 area with a low reading and an unclear high. The fragment mentions 48 degrees and an unspecified time or condition, reflecting a partial weather snippet.
Paul F. Williams of Central City and Geraldine Nehl of Anamosa are listed alongside Ralph R. Repstien of Cedar Rapids and Leora Velma Armstrong of Marion in a regional notice highlighting residents connected to the area.
A list of individuals with parking and driving violations. Carl Luedeman faces speeding with $10 costs, others cited for overtime parking, parking in a prohibited zone, or failure to yield, with most fines set at $1 plus costs. Weaver dismissal upon $1.50 payment.
At J Luke's Mr and Mrs Robert W Hach 230 Highland Dr NW welcomed a son. Dr and Mrs John R Stansbury 2250 Country Club Pkwy SE welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Prokoc 520 Fourth St SW welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs James Ocke Keystone welcomed a daughter. Aviation Cadet and Mrs Robert Hronek 714 F Avenue NW welcomed a son at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Cadet Hronek is enrolled in a meteorology school in Chicago.
Gustaf Kullander died Thursday at his home, 812 Eighth Street SW. He was 71 years old.
Alberta Larson files for divorce from Gunwell A Larson. Petition lists marital dissolve details and seeks court relief. Both parties unnamed in dispute specific terms. Court records indicate filing status and timing.
National Commander Roane Waring of the American Legion says Germany may keep its best divisions for the upcoming Battle of Europe while sending poorer troops to African and Russian fronts. He cites Tunisian prisoners as weaker and younger, with insufficient training, and notes more older men are used on the Russian front.
Washington reports a surge in baby carriage production with 100000 more units planned for this year than the previous one, signaling strong demand in the infant market.
Windsor Ont UP production of vital war material halted at Ford of Canada after a sit down strike. About 15 000 workers on three shifts involved as gates at plant No 2 were locked and plant 1 and 4 faced orders to return home. Union leader Roy England said workers were not locked out and blamed management for dismissals. Ford president Wallace Campbell confirmed plant 2 gates were locked and said the plant would stay closed until negotiations.
Red Cross home nursing instructors join a 6 o'clock dinner at the Y M C A with guests Dr Edmund Zimmerer Des Moines director of cancer control Dr C T Houser Linn County Medical Society president Dr F W Mulcow Linn County cancer control chair Dr Howard Van Winkle county committe member A 730 p m meeting at the Y W C A auditorium features Dr Zimmerer as main speaker with string quartet by R L Moehlman Home nursing students and graduates may attend.
The German high command said sixteen Allied merchant ships two destroyers and a submarine were sunk from convoys by U boats recently. The communique claimed several troop transports were among the ships but the report had no independent confirmation.
Governor Hickenlooper and Dr Nollen join Morgenthau at a Cedar Rapids rally in the Coliseum starting about 5 p.m. Tickets sold widely with 1350 of 3800 seats released. A large public listening audience will hear the broadcast from 6:30 p.m. speakers include Charles Zanzig and WAAC band.
Berlin radio reports Hitler received Dr. Jozef Tiso president of the puppet Slovak state and cabinet members at his Berlin headquarters for talks on Europe’s fight for liberty against Bolshevism and Anglo American plutocracies.
The fourteenth annual Good Friday service at the Paramount theater drew a capacity Cedar Rapids crowd as Rev. Paul L. Bornhoeft of Trinity Lutheran preached on Iniquity Pardoned. He linked wartime sacrifice to Christian atonement and urged forgiveness through Jesus Christ.
Soviet forces repelled waves of German infantry in the northwest Caucasus, killing hundreds and reclaiming positions around Novorossiysk. In Kuban sectors German counterattacks failed, with Axis losses reported at 300 officers and men. In Ukraine, Russian guns halted an Axis push on the Donets near Chuguev and Smolensk, with several dozen enemy dead and German positions damaged.
Police hunted a hit and run driver after a car struck two parked vehicles within a half block. Passenger W L Ross, 25, of 1505 Fifth Avenue SE, was treated for a forehead cut at Mercy hospital and refused to name the driver. The crashes caused 55 dollars in damage to Joe Weil’s car at 1027 Fifth Avenue SE and 5 dollars to John Blumenstock’s parked car at 1221 Second Avenue SE.
Cedar Rapids police captain warns housewives about itinerant repairmen who collect vacuum cleaners and do not return them. He urges verifying credentials with legitimate firms and calling the company to confirm the repairman is employed.
Public service notice urges citizens to save kitchen fats to support war efforts. It explains fats are used to manufacture gun powder and instructs delivering them to meat dealers regularly.
A French Guiana bloodless uprising in Cayenne in March toppled Vichy control with aid from a U S army officer and Dutch and French patriots. The American commander and Dutch forces routed Governor Renee Weber, distributing food and medicine and establishing a provisional government led by Lieut Col Albert Lebel and Gov Jean Rapenne. The operation included U S military officers, a Dutch interpreter, and the transfer of Weber and cabinet members to Paramaribo for safekeeping.
Adolf Hitler ordered immediate dissolution of all regional and district German war veteran organizations once sponsored by the Nazi party. The decree frees manpower for war work under total mobilization and transfers control of veteran comradeships to the Reich’s defense authorities.
John M. Olin of Western Cartridge Co announced a new smokeless powder made as minute spherical pellets. The ball powder is produced five times faster than ordinary powder and is manufactured chemically under water using a patented technique that minimizes hazards in production.
Private Gerald C. Pettit, inducted April 13, stationed Camp Mackall North Carolina, reported by wife. Theodore A. Rutan, electrician’s mate third class, spent six days with parents before returning to active duty. Private Robert M. Tewart completed basic training and transferred from Sheppard Field Texas to Fort George Wright Spokane Washington per wife and daughter. Private Te walt son of Pearle Tewalt. Private Stanley L. Rose son of Arthur Rose, now at Fort Knox Kentucky. Technical Sergeant James E. Johnson Camp Sutton North Carolina on a seven day furlough with his wife and son.
The Cedar Rapids area sees little temperature change today with cooler conditions tonight and a low around 32. Yesterday peaked at 54 degrees between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and 46 this morning. A 0.38 inch total precipitation is recorded. Local service personnel across the area include Corp. James Benish on furlough in Marion, Capt. Joseph Douda overseas with the Army Ordnance, and several Privates and PFCs stationed at Camp Polk and Camp Mackall with family notices of leave and transfers through Massachusetts to California postings.
Washington AP reports a stop gap bill extending the Guffey coal act until May 24 won final congressional approval and moved to the White House. The House had passed a 120 day extender and agreed to a Senate amendment. A permanent measure will be considered by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. The act established the bituminous coal commission regulating interstate soft coal trade and fair price rules.
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