Local Notices Include Names From Cedar Rapids Area
Fragmentary list shows residents and relatives from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns tied to various notices. Names include Hesse, Pert, Wetter, Dekore, Hensel, Kohl, Neitzke, Stern, Edmond, Krazzern, Poester, Lee, Brown, Prasker, and Jure among others.
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Artsar
Were
Lucille Hesse
Pal Harr
G Hermeen
Wilmi I
Murer
Cedar Rapids
Rosare H Pert
Olave N Wetter
Sprngviie Geratte
Cod
Chicago
Cedi Rapids
Helen I
Cate
Weer
Rute Hensel
Arthur Kohl
Bernce
Helen Neitzke
Het
Motes
Frark
Breez
Ath VV Stern Hoth Ef
Cen Rapids
Richard Edmond Ceror
Kathryn Elizabeta Kraztern
Anf
Roomington Ll
Teria F
Poester
Leona F Lee van Heth
Kewanee
Moer
Ceileen Brown Roth
East Moline
Wil
Donald H Prasker
Olve Jure Johnstook Freeport 1
Police Court Fines and Suspensions in City
Zimmerman, 27 of 418 Fosth ce was fined 350 and suspended on good behavior with payment of costs. Frank Jennings, 19 of 421 Telfth Street SE, fined 24 and driving fine suspended on payments of costs. Chicago Walle, 1212 Second Street NW, fined 1 and costs for running a stop sign.
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Zmmerman
Frank Jennings
Telfth Street SE
Ss Srense
Second Street NW
Twin sons born to local families amid hospital notices
Mercy hospital reports Mr and Mrs Leo Slat of 1700 Eighth Street NW welcomed a son on August 23, with Mrs Slat formerly Miss Elaine Pailthorpe. In Stoutukes hospital a daughter arrived August 24 to Mr and Mrs Clifield Shearer of Marion. Another note records twins born Friday to Mr and Mrs Jane Vondracek near Mount Vernon Avenue and Thirtieth Street SE.
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Mercy Hospital
Leo Slat
Eighth Street
Ann
Donald Wayne
New York City
Wayne
Elaine Pailthorpe
A W Pailthorpe
Bever Avenue
Sto Tukes Hospital
Clifield Shearer
Thirteenth Street
Marion
Jane Vondracek
Mount Vernon Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Adeline Weeks case on cruel treatment ends with home restoration
Judge H C Ring rules on cruel and inhuman treatment involving Adeline Weeks of Delmar Weeks with plaintiff restoring the right to Adeline Novak’s home. The couple married in Cedar Rapids on December 31, 1935, and the filing centers on the family residence.
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Adeline Weeks
Delmar Weeks
H C Ring
Adeline Novak
Cedar Rapids
Two Local Men Sentenced In Toxication Case
Pat Manning aged 54 of 837 Fifth Avenue SE and John Broome aged 47 of 416 Fifth Street SE received 30 days in county jail with 20 days suspended during good behavior in Judge H. R. Churchill's court.
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Pat Manning
Fifth Avenue SE
John Broome
Fifth Street
H. R. Churchills Court
Local residents Mrs Wilson and Mr Raftis Pass Away
Mrs Della Ilgenfritz Wilson aged 70 died at her home 1527 East Avenue NE at 5 15 am Saturday. George Raftis aged 48 died in a local hospital at 6 30 pm Friday.
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Della Ilgenfritz Wilson
E Avenue NE
George Raftis
Third Street
Jesse Jones Offered Hopkins Cabinet Post
A wartime letter suggests Jesse Jones contemplates resigning as secretary of commerce possibly to take a cabinet role under Hopkins while arguing national defense requires bold action and full economic mobilization. The message expresses loyalty to the Roosevelts but cites incomplete recovery of strength and a pending resignation.
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Garmners
America
Roosevelt
Letter From Harry Resignation Ends Official Ties
A dated resignation letter references an August 22 communication and describes breaking official ties while preserving other implied connections. The writer acknowledges understanding both stated and unsaid points, outlining the nature of the severed formal relationship.
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Harry
Resignation Accepted In Official Sense Enduring Friendship
A resignation is accepted only in its official sense and may take effect at a later date. The speaker emphasizes that friendship must continue despite office changes. Detectives plan to question Zimmerman about a tied chain incident involving a car and equipment brought to the station.
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Zimmermans
Zimmerman
Willkie Seeks Air Minister in Cabinet Amid Campaign
Willkie pressed plans to appoint an air minister as he defies poll projections. He conferred with Hurja on Saturday and scheduled a conference with Robert L. Vann of The Pittsburgh Courier, aiming to court the Negro vote.
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Democratic National Committee
Tinos
Wallkie
Willkie
Hurja
A. L Evans
Lindsay
Calif
California
South
Robert L. Vann
The
Pittsburgh Courier
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Army enlistment and playground notices in Alta Vista
Donald Melvin Webb 18 son of Clyde and Mrs Webb enlisted in the army through the Cedar Rapids recruiting station Friday and is assigned to Fort Warren Wyoming. A 12 inch rubber ball belonging to the city playground department was lost by a picnic group Friday between Ellis Park and Eleventh Avenue SW. Nevin Nichols playground commissioner warned that produce in playground gardens belongs to the children who nurtured the plants and several gardens were plundered after the playground season ends this week. Gardeners may clear plots by Oct 1.
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Donald Melvin Webb
Clyde Webb
Alta Vista
Army
Cedar Rapids
Webb
Fort Warren
Wyo
City Playground
Ellis Park
Eleventh Avenue
Nevin Nichols
Nichols
Girl Hurt In Collision On Rainy City Streets
A collision at Eighth avenue and Second street SE injured 4 year old Nancy Burnell of 1149 Twelfth street NE who suffered a forehead cut as her grandmother Irene Jacobs rode in a westbound nonoc car. The vehicle was struck by an auto driven south on Second street SE by A J Bowlus of Strawberries Point who said his windshield was clouded and he did not see the other car until impact.
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Eighth Avenue
Second Street SE
Nancy Burnell
Twelfth Street
Nonoc
Eychtn
Arone SF
Mrz
Irene Jacobs
Second Street
J. Bowlus
Strawberrs Point
Bowlus
Music Educator Dr Frances Elliott Clark Visits Miss Inskeep
Dr Frances Elliott Clark 80 year old director emeritus of RCA Victor educational department and founder of the National Music Educators conference spent Friday at Miss Alice Inskeep's home. Clark, first president of the conference, helped introduce phonograph records in public school music during Milwaukee tenure nearly four decades ago.
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Frances Elliott Clark
Rca-Victor Educational Department
Musical Education Authority
Alice Inskeep
Twenty-second Street
Clark
National Music Educators Conference
Founders Association
Milwaukee
Ed Zimmerman fined for intoxication after midnight incident
Ed Zimmerman twenty seven of 408 Eighth Avenue SE was fined fifty dollars and costs with the fine suspended during good behavior in police court Saturday after witnesses complained of fighting and a near midnight car incident near Union Station. Sergt. George Connell found him at Seventh Avenue and Third Street SE his shirt torn and his car nearby from which a full picnic bottle of beer and a tire were taken.
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Ed Zimmerman
Eighth Avenue SE
Union Station
George Connell
Zimmerman
Seventh Avenue
Third Street SE
Connell
Deserter Edward Clair Arrested at Fort Ord Lodging Stop
Edward Clair an 18 year old from Battle Creek Michigan was held on a deserter charge after seeking lodging at a police station in Fort Ord California. Clair wore an army uniform and admitted he was AWOL explaining he left last Sunday due to homesickness.
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Edward Clair
Battle Creek
Mich
Company B
32Nd Infantry
Fort Ord
Calif
Vince Kofron
Clair
Hnamesick
Street light pole damaged in early morning collision
A street light pole at Third avenue and First street SE was damaged at 1 30 am Saturday in a two car collision involving George H Hammill 23 of 916 A avenue NW and H B Irvin 38 of 824 Fourth street NW. No injuries. Hammill says he swerved to avoid Irvin who he says failed to yield turning into First street. Irvin says Hammill drove without lights and came into his path.
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Third Avenue
First Street
George H Hammill
A Avenue NW
H. B Irvin
Fourth Street
Hammill
Irvin
Fish Life Would Be Ruined By Dam At Cedar River Hearing
Peyneer told a hearing the proposed dam would endanger fish life on the Cedar river. He and Hutton surveyed the area and warned spawning would be harmed when water dropped and pools exposed. Game fish could be trapped in tributaries. the conservation commission opposed the dam last winter.
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Peyneer
Cedar River
Hutton
Conservation Commission
State Fair Acrobat Suffers Back Injury
Des Moines AP report says a 28 year old acrobat Joe Saxon fell 20 feet during a balancing act at the Iowa State Fair. His brother John Saxon intercepted the fall by throwing himself under him to prevent worse injuries. The gusty wind caused the mishap before the grandstand Friday night.
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DES Moines
Joe Saxon
John Saxon
Bugs Discourses On Theories That Aren't Practical
AP columnist Arthur Baer recounts a rancher Maxwell anecdote on impractical theories. He notes people resist change, cites soil erosion blamed on rats on the Santa Fe trail, and argues theories fail without real world application.
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Bugs
Maxwell
Dutch ship Kermes arrives Lisbon with hull damage after submarine attack
The Dutch steamship Kermes arrived in Lisbon harbor Saturday after sustaining a large hole in its hull from a submarine attack.
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London
INS
Kermes
Lisbon
Willkie Aides Hint On Farm Program Refinements
Bruce Hards, Willkie campaign adviser, says if elected the Republican nominee may soften compulsory elements of the AAA and stress soil conservation with subsidies. Proposals include paying farmers to rotate crops, renting marginal land to limit full crop growing, and giving county officials more program flexibility. A motion picture campaign will also be launched to reach farm communities before election day.
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Chivagoq
INS
Wendell Willkie
Ikoly
Bruce Hards
Indiana
Hardy
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Willkie
Charles L. McNary
Willkie and
McNary
Omaha Woman Seeks 25000 Judgment Over Voice Loss
Ruth Norsikian of Omaha asks for 25000 in the Nebraska workmen's compensation court claiming an auto crash left her unable to speak above a whisper and ending her singing career. Doctors testify to voluntary aphonia, while she contests examinations. She spoke only softly in court and declined a medical exam.
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Omaha
Neb (Ap
Ruth Norsikian
Nebraska Workmen's Compensation Court
Harry Stokes
G . Alexander Young
Young
Ireland Censorship Ties War News to Government Permission
Dublin officials enforce strict wartime censorship on Saturday requiring government approval before publishing any war news. The new rules prevent any report on conflicts without prior permission, signaling tighter state control of information.
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Dublin
Ireland
London Repulses 1 000 Nazi Planes In Two Thrusts
British defense repelled large Nazi bombing raids on Ramsgate and coastal Dover with intense anti aircraft fire and fighter sweeps. German raids caused fires and damage while Berlin claimed naval successes and merchant losses.
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London
Junkers
Ramsgate
Dover
Messerchmitt
Kent
Fast Anglia
Berlin
Funeral for Rev William H Kent Set for Sunday at Local Church
Funeral services for the Rev William H Kent longtime pastor of the Little Brown Church in the Vale will be held Sunday at the church. The Rev L F Hanscom will officiate with Mrs Maurice Greenfield and Miss Edna Cook singing. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Nashua
William H. Kent
Little Brown
the Vale
L. F Hanscom
Maurice Greenfield
Edna Cook
Kent
Oak Hill Cemetery
ISU Second Summer Term Convocation Grants 80 Degrees
Dean H. Gas Kill of the science division at Iowa State College presided over the second summer term convocation delivering the address and presenting 80 diplomas. He awarded 36 bachelor of science, 42 master of science, and 3 doctor of philosophy degrees to graduates including Charles A. Kremenak Traer rural sociology Charles W. Kelso Winston agricultural journalism Theodore Silker Marion forestry Martha L. Pulver Keota home economics education Catherine Jewell Decorah home management and Helen Finney Washington.
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Catherine Jewell
Decorah
Helen Finney
Washington
Funeral set for Mrs Charles Butterfield 64
Funeral services for Alma M. Stauffer Butterfield will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church. She died Friday after a two week illness from a stroke. Surviving are her husband, her 89-year-old mother, four children, four grandchildren, and a sister.
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Hazel Shaffer
Troy Mills
Iva Glass
Winthrop
Lawrence Butterfield
Rowley
Lawrence Newkirk
Italy threatens Greece as troops mass on frontier
Athens reports Italian columns occupying strategic passes in the Albanian mountains facing Greece amid tense rumors of war. Britain denies Crete and Corfu occupation, while Rome rejects any Italian ultimatum and Albania claims arms for terrorists.
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Athens
Greece
George II
Crete
Italy
United Press
Corfu
London
Belgrade
Great Britain
Britain
Rome
New York
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Bugs" Baer
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