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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1941
Page
6
Promotional note lists seven issues priced at 10.50 and 3.00 with discounts and terms. Mentions abstract moral quote by Maria Edgeworth but little context.
The article argues Vichy France cannot be trusted to resist Nazi pressure as Berlin dictates colonial policy and France’s “independence” appears mythic. It cites Dakar and Oran as Nazi-penetrated ports and warns Britain faces moral risk if it attacks French assets. Ambassador Leahy signals U S stance against surrender of Dakar.
Chicago report says Warner Brothers will invest more in fewer films and show one feature at a time with short subjects. The move aims to curb weary audiences and bolster movie quality, with Gr ardwell L Sears predicting a shift to bigger, better releases.
Robert Quillen argues amid wartime fog that unity is essential as American forces operate in Iceland and ships patrol the Atlantic. He urges leaders to end business as usual and prepare adequately, questioning public complacency and urging decisive action for national defense.
The Vichy regime debates German requests to mimic Indo China defense in north and western Africa. Officials say no Franco-German accord exists yet, while Leahy Darlan talks and Petain shows cautious resistance. Benoist-Mechain and Puchen named as ministers signal pro German drift amid doubt about obedience to Petain.
The piece argues the president must solve a pressing defense dispute amid internal conflicts. It urges private, loyal counsel for decisions on Japan silk, cotton, and tax bills, warning about economic fallout and the need for clear, decisive leadership during a critical hour.
Medical guidance discusses distinguishing Mortons toe from metatarsalgia, causes like nerve pressure, and signs such as toe pain and sole callus. It advises foot arch support pads, shoe adjustments, and barefoot movement to prevent or treat the condition, with caution about unrelated health questions.
Cedar Rapids bus service covers the city with routes reaching many sectors though Westwood and the northeast lie outside. No cross-town line exists yet forcing Mount Vernon avenue riders to go downtown and transfer. A future connecting service on Nineteenth street SE could prove profitable.
Dr. Joseph Fort Newton argues for spiritual wings beyond the mechanical. He cites Psalm 139 on divine upholding and calls readers to cultivate God mindedness over fear. The article urges a broader flight of faith, insisting unseen allies guide and sustain us.
Paul Mallon reports that Reds have fooled the Nazis with tactics echoed in Hitler era tricks. He cites guerrilla night fighting, staged equipment failures, and strategic deception as Soviet military minds warn of looming outcomes. The piece also notes morale methods and questions whether the country is building a nation of individuals or an army.
A fragment praising the seven year old Dionne quintuplets as charming children. It notes their innocence, affection toward men, and lack of vanity, while teasing about their front teeth and early habits. The piece shifts to a political context about a Washington committee and cleavage between personal and political feelings, without lasting rancor.
The piece extols democracy’s allowance of free speech and divergent views. It uses aphorisms about screwballs and emphasizes liberty to think and argue from multiple positions, citing Voltaire and Marcus Aurelius for perspective.
W C Ellis an inspector at Town Manufacturing suffered a blow from a pipe. Mr and Mrs B F Emberling had slight injuries in a collision with a parked unlit car east of Lisbon. Carl Bowman and sister Katherine with Vara Bowman left SS Le England. F A Winters driver of an ice truck injured by a street car on Sixteenth Street at B Avenue. Kenyon W horse owned by Wheeler and Barton of Cedar Rapids driven by Charles W Kenyon won the free-for-all trot at Ottawa Illinois earning the world stallion record over a half mile track for five heats. Dr D E Tiffamy returned to Cedar Rapids after more than a year in hospitals.
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