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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1942
Page
3
Ground Beef Provides Nutrition and Versatile Dishes
Nutrition experts urge hearty meals with ground beef as a rich source of protein minerals and vitamins. The guide highlights economical cuts as flavorful options for patties chili con carne spaghetti sauce and other dishes with suet onion garlic and beans, advising careful selection of neck shank or chuck cuts and slow cooking.
Ground Beef Spaghetti with Mushrooms and Carrots
Ground beef is browned in lard until crumbly and brown. Add seasonings and mushrooms. Fold in spaghetti and heat until flavors blend. Garnish with buttered carrots. Serves with spa ghetti style.
Temperance Meeting Moves to Westminster Next Tuesday
Cedar Rapids Ministerial association schedules a city wide temperance gathering at Westminster Presbyterian church Tuesday at 8 pm replacing the earlier plan for St Pauls Methodist church. Rev Sam Morris of Del Rio Texas, a leading temperance speaker, will headline the event and has been a daily radio feature with The Voice of Temperance for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Miss Cress Leaves Marengo For Sparks Vocational Post
Miss Eric Cress, vocational home making instructor for the past year, accepts a similar position in Sparks Nevada. She was reelected in Marengo with a higher salary. Her home is listed as Carson City Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Eric Cress
Sparks
Nev
Carson City
Hold Everything That Guy Makes Me Nervous
A playful remark captures a character known for constant motion and high energy. The quote highlights a restless personality who stays busy and hard to pin down as a source of humor or tension.
Cedar River Boat Trip Leaves Sunday From Riverside Park
Water lovers plan the second annual Cedar River voyage from Cedar Rapids to the Palisades Sunday at 9 am announced by the Linn county Fish and Game club. Any boat owner may join the caravan starting at Riverside park with mile spots highlighted and lunch possible. Milo Heral leads the excursion and those wishing to see the send off should gather on the Sixteenth avenue W bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Palisades
Linn County Fish and Game Club
Riverside Park
Sixteenth Avenue W
Milo Heral
Funeral for Frances Pudil Held in Swisher
Funeral services for Frances Mary Pudil who died suddenly at Swisher Wednesday afternoon were held in the Brush chapel at 9 a.m. and at 9:30 in St. Ludmila's church with Rev. Frank R. Hruby officiating. Burial followed in Anderson cemetery near Swisher. Friends may call at the family home Friday evening. Pallbearers: William Rohlena, Lumir Rohlena, Donald Witousek, Ernest Buresh, Wallace Castek, James Serbousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mary Pudil
Swisher
Brush Chapel
St. Ludmila’s
Frank R. Hruby
Anderson Cemetery
William Rohlena
Lumir Rohlena
Donald Witousek
Ernest Buresh
Wallace Castek
James Serbousek
Day-old Verl Duane Fulton dies in Cedar Rapids
Verl Duane Fulton, day-old son of Mr and Mrs Verl Fulton of 613 Tenth Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, died in a city hospital at 4 30 pm Thursday. He is survived by a brother George Gerald and grandparents Mrs Susan Toomer of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Glenn Fulton of Rowley. The body was moved from Barta chapel to Cedar Memorial cemetery where services were held at 2 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl Duane
Verl Fulton
Tenth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
George Gerald
Susan. Toomer
Glenn Fulton
Rowley
Barta Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Funeral services for 9 year old in Atkins
Funeral services for Josephine Magdalene Keiper nine, who died Wednesday at her parents Elmer and wife in Atkins, will be at St Stephen Evangelical Lutheran Atkins at 2 p.m. Saturday after a 1 45 p.m. home service. Rev G Rickels officiates with burial in St Stephen cemetery. Friends may call at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Magdalene Keiper
Elmer Keiper
Atkins
St. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. Rickels
St. Stephen Ceme
Funeral services for John Franklin Rissmiller
Funeral services for John Franklin Rissmiller, who died at his home on Seventeenth Street SW, will be conducted in Beatty chapel by Rev. S E Dooty at 2 pm on Saturday. Burial will be in the family lot at Linwood cemetery.
Roosevelt Says Economic Message Not Yet Ready
President Roosevelt told reporters at a Friday press conference that his congressional message is not near completion and will be refined over the weekend. He prefers to label it a cost of living message rather than anti inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Assessed Value May Hit New High
City Assessor Jim Scolaro forecasts higher final figures for the citywide real estate and personal property inventory. He notes about one million and a quarter dollars of new construction and no depreciation loss this year, with last year’s deduction due to law. The 1941 assessment helped keep the tax rate low at $44.16 per $1,000. Objections will be heard after canvassing by May 1. Soldier and sailor exemptions due by June 1. Veterans’ exemptions vary by conflict year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Scolaro
Scolaro
Cedar Rapids
Board of Assessment
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Bob Vesely
Mike Healy Remembered For Wisdom By W R Boyd At High Twelve
W R Boyd, chairman of the state board of education finance committee, paid tribute to the late Mike Healy at the High Twelve club luncheon. Healy, a longtime U S deputy marshal, was praised for wisdom over toughness and for reform work that saved many youths from crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Boyd
State Board of Education
Mike Healy
High Twelve
Healy
United States
Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Sanford Kerr
Lee McNeely
William M. Evans
Petain at 86 Silent Birthday in Occupied France
Marshal Petain turned 86 on Friday but unoccupied zone papers did not mention the elder statesman. Only students were asked to send collective greetings as Vichy prepared an informal, single official observance of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Marshal Petain
Isolationist chiefs subpoenaed in prewar probe
In Chicago AP report three leaders of groups opposing intervention before Pearl Harbor were subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury. William J. Grace of Citizens U. S. A., Lyrl Clark van Hyning of We, the Mothers, Mobilize for America, and Janet Ayer Fairbank of America First were named in the seditious activity inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pearl Harbor
William J. Grace
Citizens U
Washington News Silent On Tokyo Propaganda Broadcasts
The newy Friday declined comment on Tokio propaganda broadcasts noting a few survivors from the cruiser Houston lost in the Battle of Ava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houston
Ava
House Group Backs Aid to Car Dealers
The House Banking Committee approved a bill allowing the Reconstruction Finance Corp to make loans to dealers in products restricted by rationing and to buy unsold stock after 18 months. Aimed at auto dealers, the measure could extend to other rationed goods and requires no borrower deficiency judgments. Zenas L. Potter of the OPA Industry Council urged limiting scope to autos, noting 41 000 cars sold and about 359 000 still rationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Zenas L. Potter
OPA Industry Council
Potter
Interstate Transit Revamps Schedules For War Demand
Cedar Rapids traffic agent R. L. Turpin said schedule revisions, effective May 1, respond to shifting population and a 40 mile per hour speed limit. The plan adds routes from Cedar Rapids to Chicago Omaha Dubuque Davenport Des Moines with improved service for military personnel and small communities facing wartime growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Turpin
Cedar Rapids
Interstate Transit Lines
Interstate
Chicago
Omaha
Dubuque
Davenport
Des Moines
Turpin
Viennese Designer to Lead Cedar Rapids Teachers Conference
Miss Emmy Zweybruk, a Viennese designer, teacher and artist, will head the Cedar Rapids Art Teachers association conference Friday night and Saturday. She will deliver a slide illustrated lecture Friday at the board of education building, another Saturday morning, and lead a practical demonstration and study group Saturday afternoon for Cedar Rapids art teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Zweybruk
Cedar Rapids Art Teachers Association
Erma Oberg
Zweybruk
Board of Education
Cedar Rapids Art Teachers
Premature Picnic Appeal To You Parks All Set
In 1940 average drivers used 740 gallons of motor fuel, up 12 from 1939 and 240 from 1930. Parks not officially open until May 1 yet benches and chairs are ready. Laborers prep tennis courts baseball diamonds and other facilities. Ellis park duck pond will be stocked. The public golf course is open. players must start from the No 1 tee and protect course flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kosek
Ellis Park
Kosek
Courthouse Accused Of Stealing A Tire In Central City
Lacey Smith 19 of 1544 A avenue NE jailed in Linn county for alleged motor vehicle theft. He claimed the Bliss tire was put on his car and thrown into the Wapsinonicon river. He faced a 90 day suspended sentence for larceny of domestic property in Buchanan county. Mary Jedlicka seeks divorce from Alois Jedlicka with $2000 attachment and property settlement, claiming title to home at 2214 C street SE and household goods, alimony, and maiden name restoration. They married 1937. Frieda Fink seeks divorce from Arthur Fink, and Blazek seeks divorce from Fred Blazek, both citing cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married in 1921 and 1932 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bliss
Central City
Lacey Smith
Avenue NE
Linn County
Smith
Watdingness
Bliss
Wapsipinicon
Buchanan County District Court
Whittemore
Boyd
Kahoka
Mary Jedlicka
Alois Albert Jedlicka
G. K. Tho
Jedlicka
Mary Landergott
Frieda Fink
Arthur L. Fink
Blazek
Fred Blazek
Zalesky Sues City Over Architect Fees
Charles B. Zalesky, Cedar Rapids architect, filed a district court petition seeking 375.05 for work on the police station and jail. He says six percent of 113,800.20 totaled 6,828.01, has received 6,452.94, and claims the remaining balance is due. The city previously defeated a similar suit after a dispute over plumbing specifications and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Zalesky
Cedar Rapids
Zalesky
G. K. Thompson
Don Hines
Lucille Lake Boyd Files Second Suit for Divorce
Four divorce petitions appear in district court including Lucille Lake Boyd's second suit against A S Boyd. Judge C J Haas dismissed Boyd's cross petition on March 10 after Mrs Boyd allowed her petition to default and the husband presented his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lake Boyd
C. J. Haas
Boyd
A. S. Boyd
Haas
Defendants seek distribution in partition suit hearing set
Sylvia V Schmickle and Cloe thilda Lyman defendants in a partition suit filed by Fred M Fishel and Estella Mollenhauer Friday filed in district court an application to require the referee to distribute assets The decree sued in June 1939 decreed them one fourth interest in the real estate Walter C Rech referee sold the property in April 1941 but has not distributed receipts Judge G K Thompson set May 6 for hearing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia V. Schmickle
Cloethilda Lyman
Fred M. Fishel
Estella Mollenhauer
Walter C. Rech
G. K. Thompson
Burrier Divorce Case Filed for Cruel Treatment
Mildred Jane Burrier files a cross petition in a district court divorce action against Robert Burrier charging cruel and inhuman treatment. The filing occurred Thursday in district court. The couple wed February 21 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burrier
Mildred Jane Burrier
Speed Theory Says Auto Needs No Air Tires
A claim suggests an automobile driving at 200 miles per hour could stay inflated without air in tires as centrifugal force would keep them pressed. It posits no air pressure is required and presents a radical view on tire dynamics.
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice of probate of will filed in Linn County Iowa case No 164698. The district court at Cedar Rapids will hear the matter and appoint a commissioner to proceed with the probate. Clerk J W Albright, Attorney. Date indicates 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riate
Tene- Linn
Cedar Rapids
J W. Albright
Midwest must cut bottlenecks to halt gasoline rationing
Lansing ap report says William Palmer secretary of the Michigan petroleum industries committee urged rapid action to remove transportation bottlenecks to prevent extending gasoline rationing into the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Midwest
William Palmer
Michigan Petroleum Industries Committee
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Stusak
Sixteenth Avenue
Wilson Certified
Rath
Cedar Fleet
Frances Pudil
Verl Duane Fulton
Gedar Rapids
Petain
Teahen
Flower Shop
Third Avente SE
By Galbraith
Ore
Bernice
C. R
City
Broilers Hens Hennery Eggs
West Side Produce CO
Std St
C Ave
Dial
Joe Starks
1St ST. NE
Swift
Armours
Pascal Celery
New
Calif
LUX Flakes
Sunrigt
Peter Panhard
M.J
Wilson’s
Midwest Gas Warning
FOX Deluxe
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Polehna Bros .&C
Thino
Silleen Nave Srs Soy Fifth Ave
16Th Ave
Chuck” Blasek
Prop
U.S
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