Weather and voter notes from Cedar Rapids area
A fragmented weather and personal notice item lists temperatures and towns including Cedar Rapids New York Bismarck Omaha Chicago Sioux City Davenport Washington Des Moines and Des Moines. It also records residents A Dvorsky Solon Agnes Hartl Cedar Rapids Lee Seemuth Adelaide Gill Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
New York
Bismarck
Omaha
Chicago
Isioux City
Davenport
Washington
Des Moines
West A. Dvorsky
Solon
Agnes M. Hartl
Lee J. Seemuth
Adelaide Gill
Local residents cited for disturbances and deaths noted
Dale Bowen and Cable Wilson fined for disturbing the peace and other violations. Dick Madison fined for court order violation. Several births recorded at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals on Aug 28 29. Obituaries include Robert Fiala John Kaliban John McEvoy Millie Stepanek Davis Frank J Haster Jr Hattie Emerson Mitchell Estella Rhoads death notices with locations in Cedar Rapids Waterloo Hill Park and local hospitals.
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Dale Bowen
R Avenue NE
Cable Wilson
Ellis Boulevard NW
Dick Madison
John Dvorak
Rockford
Cedar Rapids High School Girls Earn Red Cross Nursing Diplomas
The first two Cedar Rapids High School classes to complete the Red Cross home nursing course received certificates in a Friday YWCA ceremony. Graduates, their instructors, and attending mothers were present as Miss Elvira Grabow spoke on dental health and nutrition, noting widespread tooth decay and the link to mastication. Two musical numbers closed the program as Mrs. Stoddard and the instructors distributed certificates to graduates from Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Miner classes.
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Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Y.W.C.A
Elvira Grabow
University of Iowa
State Board of Health
Frances Barker
Jane Kohl
Home Nursing
Marilyn Parks
Everett Pratt
R. K. Stoddard
Edith Parsons
Harold Miner
End of World’s Foods Point to New Urgency
A fragment notes a claim that Uwnguay produces from 15 to 18 percent of the world’s moat. The line hints at a vast share of a global resource, though details are unclear and further context is needed.
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Uwnguay
Marina Duchess of Kent Nearly Collapses at Burial
Windsor England Marina Duchess of Kent nearly collapsed during the funeral of her husband at St George's chapel. King George VI and other royals attended with Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mother Mary offering support as the coffin was interred. The procession featured the King in RAF uniform and the Duke of Gloucester nearby.
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England
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Duchess of
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St. George’s Chapel
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Greece
Haakon
Norway
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Yugoslavia
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Mary
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Ambushes Reported as Japanese Scatter in Milne Bay Jungle
The dispatch notes Japanese forces hiding in the muddy New Guinea jungle firing on Australian patrols. Milne Bay offers a good harbor but lacks wharves and land bases, making sea planes the only possible air support. Informants believe the Japanese aim to land troops to stage future operations.
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Milne Bay
Extradition Case Involves Bernstein and Father Molloy
The Cedar Rapids case centers on Frank Husak who aided Father Molloy in a whisky investment scheme. Molloy says he was promised whisky warehouse receipts and later invested $2,570 more after being reassured by Bernstein. Bernstein denies the promises and contends the hotel records require further review as to his May registration.
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Frank Husak
Cedar Rapids
United Company
Bernstein
Father Molloy
Moore Promoted to Major Amid Missing in Action List
Washington AP The Marine Corps promoted 378 officers to major including 17 listed as missing in action or prisoners of war. Among them is Robert B. Moore of Cedar Rapids Iowa son of Mr and Mrs E R Moore His wife Doris Fryer Moore reports two Corregidor letters written from the fort during its siege One letter from April 12 notes an hectic week and that he is all right the other says he has food and sleep and is getting along with a few flurries Each letter mentions a possible decoration and Moore adds Don’t pay any attention to it as Marines would have done the same thing.
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Washington
Marine Corps
United States
Rooert B. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Major Moore
E.R Moore
Knollwood Drive
Doris Fryer
First Avenue NE
Bernstein Character Witnesses Put Him in Cedar Rapids
Conflicting affidavits from Husak and Hendrickson claim Bernstein was in Cedar Rapids on May 4 and 24, while Husak’s affidavit says Bernstein was not in Cedar Rapids in May. Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder accompanied Father Molloy and Assistant County Attorney Hendrickson from Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Husak
Hendrickson
Bernstein
Cedar Rapids
Harlan Snyder
Father Molloy
Registered Twice In Cedar Rapids Whisky Fraud Case
Federal indictment in Cedar Rapids charges Henry Bernstein and 11 others with mail fraud and conspiracy over whisky warehouse receipts. Records show H H Bering registered at the Roosevelt hotel May 13–17 1940 and June 6–7 1940 per manager J C Kennedy.
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Carl Hendrickson
Harlan Lynder
Cedar Rapids
Illinois Extradition Board
H. H Bering
Henry Bernstein
Roosevelt Hotel
H H. Bering
J. C Kennedy
RAF Night Bombing Hits Saarbruecken and Allied Attacks Rally
RAF crews reported near perfect strikes on Saarbruecken with multiple runs and fires visible across the city. US daylight raids hit Meaulte in France while bombers attacked Rotterdam docks. German counterattacks damaged northeast England injuring eight residents.
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United States
Meaulte
France
Rotteram
Meatless days eyed as wartime food plan
War Production Board sources expect the food requirements committee to back a Roosevelt proposal for meatless days to aid United Nations supply. The plan aims for one weekly meatless day, voluntary at first, with no meat rationing. five months needed for a formal system if pursued.
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War Production Board
Food Requirements Committee
Roosevelt
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U. S
Food Committee
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Bombing in West England Town Kills Four Homes Destroyed
During a daylight Saturday raid on a west England town, bombs destroyed four houses and left a baby boy as the sole survivor after workers spent the night clearing debris. Berlin reported damage in southern and southwestern Germany with an RAF force of about 230 to 250 planes and claimed 36 planes shot down.
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England
Berlin
Germany
Death of Cedar Rapids man at Hill Park baseball game
Robert Fiala 45 of 900 Sixth Street SW died of a heart attack during a Cedar Rapids-Waterloo baseball game at Hill Park Friday night. He was vice-president of the Cedar Rapids YMCA Boys Drum and Bugle Corps parents organization and assisted the organization president Mrs. Boston. Fiala, born March 14 1897, was a plumber and member of the local union and the American Legion. He is survived by his wife Alice a son Robert Jr his mother Frances Fiala Marousek a sister and a brother all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral Monday at Brush chapel at 2 p.m. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery.
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Robert Fiala
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
John Frank Haster, Jr
Frank Jd. Haster
C Avenue NW
Hattie Emerson Mitchell
Plimpton Mitchell
Twenty-first Street
Estella Rhoads
David Rhoads, Jr
Ellis Boulevard
Hill Park
Fiala
Parents’ Organization
Y.M.C.A. Boys’ Drum and Bugle Corps
Lee
Boston
Avenue NW
Plumbers’ Local
American Legion
Alice
Robert, Jr
Frances Fiala Marousek
Harry Serovy
Joseph J. Fiala
Brush Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs Anna Kaliban 89 Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Anna Kaliban 89 of 1206 Second Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 9 45 p m Friday after a lingering illness Born in Chrudim Bohemia on September 28 1852 she came to the United States at age ten She was married January 8 1871 in Cedar Rapids widow of John Kaliban survived by two sons five daughters a brother two sisters nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services will be held in the Polansky chapel Tuesday morning time to be announced.
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Anna Kaliban
Second Street
John Kaliban
Cedar Rapids
Chrudim
Bohemia
United States
Frank
Mary Kopecky
Johnson County
John
Mt. Vernon
Anton
Walford
John Krejsa
Joseph Konasek
Stella
Joseph Filipi
Solon
Otto Konasek
Fairfax
Wes Kopecky
Western
Rose Kladivo
Traer
Kate Barta
Polansky Chapel
Death of John Phillip McEvoy 73 in Cedar Rapids
John Phillip McEvoy 73 of 416 Sixth street SE Cedar Rapids died at 7 25 am Saturday after a long illness He was born June 7 1869 in Wisconsin and spent most of his life in Linn county He retired from the farm 20 years ago and moved to Cedar Rapids He was a member of St Joseph Catholic church Marion Surviving are a sister Miss Alice McEvoy Anamosa three nephews W F and Gerald McEvoy Central City Arthur McEvoy Los Angeles and three nieces Mrs Kenneth Robinson Central City Mrs Thomas Ozburn Marion and Mrs Ralph Reynolds Fayette The body will be taken to the Thomas Ozburn home Marion friends may call Funeral arrangements to be announced later For further information call Moen Funeral Home.
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John Phillip McEvoy
Sixth Street
Wisconsin
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Marion
Alice McEvoy
Anamosa
W. F
Gerald McEvoy
Central City
Arthur McEvoy
Los Angeles
Calif
Kenneth Robinson
Thomas Ozburn
Ralph Reynolds
Fayette
Eighth Street
Moen
Davis Woman’s Club member Mrs. Millie Stepanek Davis
Mrs Millie Stepanek Davis died at 10 25 am Saturday after a long illness. Born April 14 1877 in Czechoslovakia she came to Linn county at eight and lived there since. She married Perry M Davis in 1895 who died March 6 1941. Surviving are two
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Millie Stepanek Davis
Nineteenth Street
Czechoslovakia
Linn County
Perry M. Davis
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Davis Family Notices Include Granddaughter and Siblings
The notice names Private Loyd Davis of the U S Army and George D. Davis of Cedar Rapids with a granddaughter Coletto Davis and sister Mrs William Womochil of Fairfax. Also listed are brothers Enos Stepanek of Lisbon and Emil Stepanek of Western. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Friends may call at the Moen chapel.
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Loyd Davis
U. S. Army
George D. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Coletto Davis
William Womochil
Fairfax
Enos Stepanek
Lisbon
Emil Stepanek
Western
Moen Chapel
Widow of Plimpton Mitchell Dies in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Plimpton Mitchell died at 6 30 p m Friday at 328 Twenty first street SE after a long illness. Born March 5 1860 in Massillon Iowa she lived most of her life in Clarence and moved to Cedar Rapids 16 years ago. She married Plimpton Mitchell on March 24 1880 and is survived by her husband a sister Mrs Maud Barnhart Cedar Rapids two brothers William A Emerson Cedar Rapids and Lowell B Emerson Vernon and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church and related groups. Funeral services 2 30 p m Sunday Turner chapel with Rev James H Blackstone officiating burial Cedar Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Hattie Emerson Mitchell
Plimpton Mitchell
Twenty-first Street
Massillon
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
Maud Barnhart
William A Emerson
Lowell B. Emerson
Vernon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
James H Blackstone
Cedar Memorial Park
Mrs. David Rhoads Jr Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. David Rhoads Jr died in a local hospital at 5 p.m. Friday after a brief illness. Born November 12, 1878 in Tower Indiana, she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1889 and later married David Rhoads Jr. in Tipton on July 5, 1905. She worked in groceries for 30 years before 1934 and belonged to St. Paul’s Methodist church and the Degree of Honor lodge. Surviving relatives include two uncles, Hugh Hosmer of Cedar Rapids and Jerry Collins of Ottumwa. Funeral at Turner chapel Monday at 2 p.m. with burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Estella Rhoads
David Rhoads
Ellis Boulevard
Tower
Ind
Cedar Rapids
David Rhoads, Jr
Tipton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Degree of Honor Lodge
Hugh Hosmer
Jerry Collins
Ottumwa
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Joseph Burda at Cedar Memorial Chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Burda will be held at 2 pm Sunday in the Chapel of Memories at Cedar Memorial cemetery, conducted by Rev. Frank H. Ward. Hanford American Legion members will provide graveside military rites. Friends may call at the Janeba chapel until 11 am Sunday.
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Joseph Burda
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Frank H. Ward
Hanford Post
American Legion
Janeba
John Marhoul
Anton
Cresco
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Janeba Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for A. E. Hochlander in Moon chapel
Funeral services will be held in the Moon chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday for A. E. Hochlander a former Cedar Rapids resident who died suddenly in Los Angeles. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
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Moon Chapel
A. E. Hochlander
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Linwood Cemetery
Burial notice for Cedar Rapids infant John Frank Haster Jr
John Frank Haster Jr, two day old son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Haster, Cedar Rapids, died Friday. The body will be cremated.
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John Frank Haster, Jr
Frank J. Haster
C Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Marines Break Nipponese Lines In Island Campaign
Marines endure counter attacks by Japanese forces on the island as a nightlong fight ends with American reserves stabilizing lines. Gallantry is noted as a sergeant destroys dugout threats and standard barriers with grenades and machine gun fire. By August 8 Marines push to the island’s southern end and seal the conquest though pockets of resistance remain.
Plan Cedar Rapids IU SWA Unit Reported
A letter from Mrs. F Herrald Eldora secretary organizer of IU SWA states Cedar Rapids women will form a local unit for wives mothers and sisters of service men. The group will aid civilian defense councils county war councils Red Cross and related efforts and seeks interested participants.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa United Service Women of America
Frank B. Baldwin
F. Herrald
Eldora
I.U.S.W.A
Herrald
Red Cross
Linn County Board Approves Tax Certificates Compromise
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets August 25 1942. They approve compromise and assignment of tax sale certificates for two parcels in Coggon and authorize cash offers. They establish Secondary Road District No 184 and appoint relief staff, with numerous claims and welfare payments listed.
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Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
State of Iowa
County of Linn
Seevell
Beeson
Petty
Laws
Coggon
Brazelton
H. F. Heldeman
Brookhart Improves, Iowa Senator Reported Better
Former Senator Smith W. Brookhart aged 73 of Iowa is reported by his secretary to be in much better condition after nearly two weeks in a Washington hospital.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Cedar Rapids drives in tin salvage tops 1200 pound first day
Cedar Rapids collected more than 1200 pounds of tin cans Friday in a city war salvage drive. Finance Commissioner Lou Burg warned the effort needs far more cans daily to meet its goal, urging residents to separate and prepare cans properly for pickup and noting similar campaigns in Davenport Des Moines Sioux City and Waterloo.
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Cedar Rapids
Lou Burg
Cedar Rapids Drive
Burgos
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Waterloo
Iowa
Youth Killed Three Injured in Luana Collision
Milton Voelzke, 26, died instantly when the car carrying him collided with another vehicle near Luana. George Hertramph of Monona drove the Voelzke car. Harvey and Henry Heins of Luana rode with them. Ruth Ferguson and three others in the Heins vehicle were listed in critical or serious condition at a Postville hospital. An inquest is set for Monday at 9 a.m. at the Schultz store in Monona.
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George Her
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Harvey Heins
Henry Heins
Postville
Ruth Ferguson
Harley Ferguson
Isabelle Ferguson
Edith Ferguson
Lyle
Hertramph
Fergusons
Bob Ferguson
Pleasant Ridge
E. W. Carlsen
Schultz
Frank Voelzke
Carleton
George Wilker
Courthouse Sees Six Divorce Petitions Filed Saturday
Six divorce petitions were filed in the county clerk's office alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Cases include Briggs v Briggs and Prior v Prior among others. custody and alimony sought in several disputes. Separate matters include Jennie La Sell against Elliott for back charges and Town Securities against Glen Peck for note default. Additional suits involve unpaid rent claims by Iva Levsen against Melvin German.
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William S. Briggs
Ella Mare Briggs
Louise L. Prior
la Vera Prior
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Lillian Kahler
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Walter W. Tunning
Nellie M. Frasher
Ray Franklin Frasher
Delores
James Frasher
Rose Mahnke
John Mahnke
John Earl Mahnke
Jennie la Sell
Fred
Kenneth Elliott
Fred Elliott
The
Town Securities Company
Glen E. Peck
Peck
Iva L. Levsen
Melvin E. German
Navy enlistment tale stirs Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a Navy enlistment applicant explains his motive as I got sick of Salt Lake City, causing confusion in the Chamber of Commerce office. He offers no further details and the exchange underscores tensions over local morale.
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Chamber of Commerce
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