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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1939

Page

3

Fiddling Hermit Finds Solace With Birds Near Cedar Rapids

Joe Glynn, a semi hermit living near Cedar Rapids, relies on song birds and his violin for company. He built a seven by seven foot cabin, reads psychology and religion while tending a goat for milk, and spends spare time feeding birds as he contemplates returning to machinist work once his peace returns.

Joe Glynn Civilization Joe Indian Creek Big Kizzie Little Kizzie

East Coast War Games Open With Massive Maneuver

The war department announced a large scale eastern seaboard drill involving 17 000 national guardsmen from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia who will repel 5 800 regulars in a simulated invasion of Washington The exercise centers on a black versus blue force with maneuvers near Manassas and Fort Meade and a main battle planned for Plattsburg New York led by Lieut General Hugh A Drum as overall commander.

Washington INS War Department Eastern Seaboard Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia District of Columbia 29Th National Guard Manassas Third Corps Fort Meade Hugh A. Drum First Army Plattsburg N. Y United States New England New Jersey Chesapeake Bay Quantico New York National Guards Bull Run Frederick Bolling Fields Gainsville

Clerk’s janitor takes first vacation in 23 years

Robert Shade, longtime janitor at the Clinton County courthouse in Carlyle Illinois, receives 30 days of paid leave after supervisors confirm only brief illness breaks in his 23 year service.

Carlyle Ill Robert Shade Clinton County

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