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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1941

Page

8

Teachers Union Denounces Talmadge at Annual Convention

The federation branded the Rapp-Coudert probe as a threat to education and condemned Gov. Eugene L. Talmadge of Georgia. AFL official George Googe called Talmadge the last dying kick of political demagoguery and intolerance in the South as the union protested the expulsion of educators Walter Cocking and Marvin Pittman.

Union New York Philadelphia Rapp- Coudert New York State Eugene L. Talmadge Georgia Rapp-Coudert Talmadge George L. Googe AFL Atlanta, Ga AFT South

Foreclosure Petition on Iowa Mortgage and Receiver Plan

The petition seeks foreclosure of a first mortgage on Linn County property tied to a note dated November 2 1923 and transferred to the plaintiff. It asks for a receiver to manage rents and pay taxes, with sale of the mortgaged premises to satisfy the judgment, interest, costs, and expenses, plus a bar to redemption. The hearing or action begins September 1 1941 in Cedar Rapids Iowa.

L. Bauder Ed Bator A. G. Bauder Ee Maroney Stewart Au State of Iowa Togr Linn County Pleintiff Gene Hedges Cedar Rapids Hecces Cecwe Cc. M Siso Lina County Shuttleworth

Make this Model at Home pattern booklet offer

Pattern offer from Cedar Rapids Gazette invites readers to mail fifteen cents to receive a 1941-42 Pattern Book featuring fall winter dress layouts. The ad lists fabric and lace quantities and promises free directions for hat and bag sets upon purchase, with an additional ten cents for the complete book.

Cedar Rapids Gazette West 17Th Street New York N. Y

Court House News Sums Filed On Medical Bills By Finance Firm

Marathon Finance Corporation filed two suits in district court Tuesday to recover unpaid medical bills. Esther and Wilbur L. Spencer face $318.20 for Mercy Hospital care last Oct-Feb under an alleged oral contract. Carl Strucken is sued for $170.50 and John Howe for a separate claim. A fourth action seeks $336 from Dr. A. E. Crew for an unpaid bill.

Ital Marathon Finance Corporation Esther Wilbur L. Spencer Mercy Hospital Spencer Spencers Hos Carl Strucken Finance Company J. T. Grayson John Howe A. E. Crew

Defense Bond Quiz Promotes National Defense Effort

A Defense Bond Quiz urges participation in the defense savings program across wells in major and minor league parks. It explains buying defense bonds and stamps supports national defense and notes purchases can be made at post offices banks savings institutions or via mail order from the U S Treasury in Washington DC.

Castrate Sean Ie Treasury Defense Savings and Loan Association United States Wash D. C

Debt Payment Sought to Attach 1939 Automobile

Richard F. Gates sues H. J. Robertson and B. E. Carroll to confirm Robertson as owner of a 1939 car titled to Carroll so it can be attached for debt. Gates holds a $46.79 judgment from Justice W. R. Watsabaugh dated Jan 22, 1938, brought to district court by transcript July 12, with the amount unpaid.

H. J. Robertson Richard F. Gates Robertson B. E. Carroll Carroll Gates W. R. Watsabaugh District Court

Rent suit seeks 342.89 in back rent by Johnson

W B Johnson sues W R and Mrs Powell for 342.89 alleging they occupied his house from November 1932 to December 1939, with rent accrued to 367.89 at sale and reduced by subsequent payments to 342.89, awaiting court judgment.

W. B. Johnson W. R Powell Johnson

Reopen Lenders Estate Estate Administration Reopened

The court ordered reopening of the Lenders estate closed since 1933 to transfer a dividend of 61.83 dollars to Dr Vorpahl. An uncashed 154.19 dollar check from Cornbelt Savings Bank remains outstanding from the final report approved January 9, 1933.

Oe Vorpah Ah Senan G. Thompson Alidiin Dr. Vorpahl Cornbelt Savings Bank Thompson Robert Vesely Vorpahi

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