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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1940

Page

17

State Plans To Spur Industry To Aid Defense

Washington officials described a new program to boost private financing for defense plant expansions. The plan would have the government reimburse manufacturers 200000 annually for five years, with title to the plant transferring to the government unless the firm buys it later.

Washington Roosevelt National Defense Commission Defense Commission John D Biggers Taxation and Finance Committee Gvernment Federal Circuit Court of Appeals Biggers Congress House Ways and Means Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Demos Invite All To Reception Thursday For Henry Wallace

Des Moines reports the Democratic state central committee will host a public reception Thursday when Henry A Wallace is notified of his vice presidential nomination. Guests include Mrs Wallace, Edward J Flynn, Mrs Flynn, and Mr and Mrs John K Valentine. The event at Des Moines Coliseum is open to all with first come, first seated admission.

Des Moines Democratic State Central Committee Henry A Wallace H. Birmingham Wallace Edward J Flynn Flynn John K. Valentine Centerville Birmingham Des Moines Coliseum Valentine

Local meeting to be chaired by Marvin Jones of Texas

An announced meeting will be presided over by Marvin Jones of Texas to handle local arrangements. The notification address will be delivered by him, while state chairmen of the Democratic central committees from nine midwestern states were invited to attend. Acceptances have been received from several. Birmingham stated.

Marvin Jones Texas House Committee On Agriculture Democratic Central Committee Birmingham

Rosenblatt Named Democratic Committee General Counsel

New York lawyer Sol A. Rosenblatt was named general counsel to the Democratic National Committee. He previously served as division administrator for the NRA, overseeing codes for motion pictures, legitimate theater, radio broadcasting and related industries.

New York Sol A. Rosenblatt Democratic National Committee NRA

US Army transport American Legion to dock Wednesday

New York AP dispatch reports the US Army transport American Legion carrying 897 Finnish refugees from Petsamo was off the coast of Newfoundland Saturday night and is scheduled to dock here Wednesday afternoon.

New York Army US Army American Legion Petsamo Finland Newfoundland

Argentine Congress Rejects Ortiz Resignation in Show of Support

In a joint session, the Argentine Senate and Chamber of Deputies rejected President Roberto M Ortiz’s resignation by a 170 to 1 vote. The ailing leader faced pressure over an army land purchase scandal, while Socialist Senator Alfredo Palacios defended Ortiz’s honor and criticized the war minister’s negligence as protests gathered outside the building.

Buenos Aires Roberto M Ortiz Republic Senate Chamber of Deputies Alfredo Palacios Congress Ortiz Viva Ortiz

Wallis Keeps N. Y. Dry Cleaner Busy

A rush dry cleaning order arrived for B A Denihan Jr in New York. Dresses marked From H R H Duchess of Windsor were processed after a $500 bond, with two cleaners set to ready the clothes for Nassau, following a recommendation from a friend of the duchess.

New York INS B A Denihan H R. H Duchess of Windsor Eastern Steamship Company Acadia Denihan Nassau

City Briefs and Local Notices Mixed In City News

Townsend club No 4 meets Monday at 730 p.m in city hall council room. Thomas Beeken 81 of 436 Thirty fourth street NE had emergency operation Saturday at Mercy hospital. Hedges Company Realtors reports nine Cedar Rapids home sales this week. Allan Kline of Vinton, VP Town Farm Bureau federation, speaks on Agriculture at Rotary lunch at Roosevelt hotel Monday. Knights of Columbus barbecu e Wednesday Aug 28 at Frolic Field St Ludmila parish grounds. Unit No 29 National Association of Retired Railway Employes meets 2 p.m Tuesday at Rock Island railway office assembly room. retirees and their wives invited. Jimmy Fee 4 recovering at Mercy hospital after accidental ingestion of liquid ant poison containing arsenic at neighbor’s home. Judith Anderson 19 months old received tetanus antitoxin after laceration on right hand from power lawn mower. treated at St Luke’s hospital.

Allan Kline Vinton Town Farm Bureau Federation Rotary Club Roosevelt Hotel National Association of Retired Railway Rock Island Judith Anderson W. A. Anderson Highwood Drive St. Luke's Hospital

Studebaker Show Held At Edgewater Beach Chicago

Kadlec Kadlec brothers sales force and all Studebaker distributors in the territory attend the 1941 Studebaker presentation at Edgewater Beach hotel Chicago Monday. New model to be shown in Cedar Rapids this week. Maine lodge No 643 Odd Fellows to confer the initiatory degree Tuesday at 8 pm in Maine hall 838 First avenue. Reverend John Koury of Canton Ohio treated after a car into ditch on highway 30 near Cedar Rapids. wife Mrs Koury minor injuries. Both released. Rev Koury rector of St George's Episcopal Church Canton.

John Kadlec Joe Skalsky Kadlec Brothers Studebaker Edgewater Beach Chicago Cedar Rapids Maine Lodge No Odd Fellows Maine Hall First Avenue John Koury Canton Ohio St. Luke’s Hospital Koury Kourvy St George's Episcopal Church

Generals Invited To Visit U S By Marshall

General George C. Marshall invited the commanding generals and one additional officer from South and Central American republics to visit the United States in October. The aim is to strengthen military relations and familiarize them with American military establishments.

Washington INS Western Hemisphere George C. Marshall Army South and Central America

Edison’s Bright Boys Meet a Decade Later

New York AP nine men once chosen by Thomas A Edison as America’s brightest boys gathered with the inventor to mark ten years since their pledge to serve American science. The men, now averaging 27, pursued science degrees, found solid jobs, and several started families. They discuss world events, war impacts, and hopes to contribute to national defense and scientific progress through research.

New York Thomas A. Edison America District of Columbia Edison Thomas A. Edison Industries Arthur O Williams, Jrr University of Maine

Hull Again Voices Warning Real Peril Confronts Americas

Washington report details Cordell Hull warning that danger to the American republics is real and that hemispheric defense must be prepared soon. Roosevelt met with Canadian American defense group members at the White House, outlining views as Stimson and Knox attended. The navy also ordered Capt. Oliver Read to Ottawa as naval and air attaché, the first US observer in Canada in 150 years.

Washington Cordell Hull Americas Hull U.S Ottawa Roosevelt White House United States Fiorello LaGuardia New York Commission Henry L. Stimson Secretary of Navy Frank Knox Navy Department Oliver M. Read U. S Legation Canada

Extra Cops Needed As Altar Bound Couples Storm Bureaus

New York City saw more than 1500 altar bound couples storm five marriage license bureaus. Brooklyn bureau drew about 1200 couples with 1,200 arriving before 6:20 am. A sergeant and two patrolmen struggled to maintain order. more officers arrived and 300 couples were sent away to return another day.

N. Y New York New York City Brooklyn

No Question She Passed Plane Test

MINNEAPOLIS Minn UP To become the first Minnesota coed to earn a pilot license under the civil aeronautics authority student training plan Jean Margaret Swain faced a forced landing at 3000 feet over Wold-Chamberlain airport Her instructor on the ground learned the dead motor was real when she landed safely and she passed the test

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota

Clothes Are Practical For School Boys

Scotty McLeod surveys local shops to guide parents on school wear from kinder garden to high school. He notes practical comfort for day use with two piece suits underwear hats and a wide range of fabrics and colors including corduroy denim jer Japan? The article highlights light innerwear bright jerseys and jackets with safety white raincoats and traffic whistles for visibility.

Eton Zelon

Establish Four New Air Cadet Schools

Chicago based report says Lt General Stanley H Ford announced two new flying cadet training centers in the southeast and two more on the Gulf and west coasts. Centers will be at Selma Alabama Elgin Field Valparaiso Indiana San Angelo Texas and Stockton California.

Chicago INS Gulf Coast Area West Coast Stanley H. Ford Sixth Corps Selma Ala Elginfield Valparaiso Ind San Angelo Tex Stockton Calif

Flynn sees trend toward Democrats in labor and farming

New York reports Democratic National Chairman Edward J. Flynn says a steady Democrat trend is emerging among labor and farmers while Republicans struggle in several states. He predicts Wendell Willkie will lose Indiana and cites threats to Vandenberg in Michigan and Stassen in Minnesota.

New York INS Edward J. Flynn Flynn Wendell L. Willkie Indiana Willkie

Miss Vivian Klein Guests at Cummins Home Picnic

Miss Vivian Klein of St Paul visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs L T Cummins at 2043 Fourth avenue SE will attend a picnic today at the O W Lawrence home on E Avenue road NW. She was honored at a Friday luncheon for twelve at Killians tea room and a Friday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter O Schultz, 2541 8B avenue NE. She departs for St Paul Monday.

Vivian Klein St. Paul L. T. Cummins Fourth Avenue OW. Lawrence E Avenue Road Miss Klein Cummins Killian’s Walter O. Schultz

Boone Woman Has Yarn For Ripley

Mrs Amanda Nelson of Boone found a woodpecker in her kitchen range after a visit with her daughter The bird apparently fell down the chimney and pecked a hole through the stove back to escape from its confinement The tale ends as a local anecdote from Boone.

BOONE INS Amanda Nelson Ripley Nelson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Demos Henry Wallace Legion Near America Brosh Chapel Third Street SE Third Street Natl Bank Ald« Paramount Pharmacy Varamount Theatle Kic Wallis City Briefs Townsend Club No. 4 Thomas Beeken Thirty-fourth Street Mercy Hospital Hedges Company Ambulance Service Fourteenth Street Fifteenth Street E Police Knights of Columbus Frolic Field St. Ludmila’s Parish Jimmy Fee James E. Fee E Avenue NE Martin's Scotty McLeod Boone Woman Wolf Hollander Second Street Cleveland King Band Instruments Brabbit-Taylor Music Co
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