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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1942
Page
9
The article explains iron in meat and liver as vital for oxygen transport and energy release. It promotes liver and liver sausage, ready to serve meats, and versatile uses from salads to buffet platters. It provides recipes including a bologna elbow macaroni salad and quick pan broiled liver sausage.
Louise Remley daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Remley of Anamosa married Lieut Ira Edward Scott Jr of Fort Monmouth N J in Anamosa Monday at noon. Rev Homer Dalrymple conducted the ceremony in the Congregational church before about 40 guests with musical selections by Florence Hale and Jeanne van Deest.
The bride wore a blue shawl ting ensemble with white accessories and a flower crown. Her attendants included Miss van Deest. Lieut. Scott and his wife plan trips to Chicago and New Jersey where he serves as an instructor in military administration at Fort Monmouth.
Two men released from Anamosa reformatory spent the night in Cedar Rapids jail after a southeast side knifing. Vincent Shepard was taken to St Luke's with a severe arm gash allegedly inflicted by Russel Hargrave, who then fled with Munroe Whitlock. Det L B Marshall said Hargrave and Whitlock would be charged with assault and battery. Shepard's condition was reported good by hospital staff.
Hargrave was arrested by Pa patrolmen John Kuba and Charles Shepard near the fight scene and Whitlock was picked up at the hospital about 11 p.m. by Detectives Dan Kruidenier and Leonard Stusak. Whitlock said he went to the hospital to see how Shepard fared. Hargrave and Whitlock each had nearly three years in the reformatory for grand larceny and breaking and entering in the night.
German aircraft bombed a southeast England town at noon on Friday, strafing streets and striking a theater and other buildings. Casualties reported. The article also notes a U S census claim that 3,200,000 aliens reside in the United States.
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