Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1944

Page

6

Iowa panel endorses $13 million capital plan for state institutions

The Iowa interim committee recommends a $7,663,163 capital improvements package for state institutions and $5,192,000 for five Board of Education schools. It backs projects at all 15 institutions, with new facilities for patients at hospitals for the insane and inebriates and better employee quarters. It urges funding from specific state tax balances and seeks federal matching funds where available. It also calls for more doctors and nurses, streamlined administration, and a sinking fund for depreciation.

Des Moines Iowa General Assembly Board of Control Fort Madison Board of Education Herman M. Knudson Mason City Assembly General Revenue Fund Capitol School For the Deaf School For the Blind State Teachers College Iowa University Iowa State College Ager Iowa Great Lakes

New Marion Church of God Welcomes Pastor and Family

Elder W. T McMicken named new pastor serving the Marion Church of God and his wife Mrs McMicken with daughters Fayrene Willa Jean and Gwendolyn have moved from Russellville Arkansas to 1581 Third Avenue. He will lead Sabbath school and preach his first sermon Saturday at 11 30 a m. He plans Coe college study and later evangelistic work in Iowa.

W. T MecMicken Marion Church of God McMicken Fayrene Willa ‘Jean Gwendolyn Russellville Ark Third Avenue Church of God Arkansas Coe College Iowa

Iowa postwar commission weighs no World War II bonus

The Iowa postwar rehabilitation commission's service committee reportedly favors recommending no state bonus for World War II veterans. A tax exemption of 500 per year on property for qualified veterans is approved, already saving about 900,000 annually for World War I, Spanish and Civil War veterans. If extended to World War II veterans, the program could cost up to 2.5 million yearly within ten years.

Des Moines State Robert W. Colflesh

McElligott Memorial Rites at Ryan Tuesday

A memorial service for Pvt. Lawrence McElligottt, 22, killed in action in Italy on Oct. 14, will be held Tuesday at 10 am at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Rev. Patrick Molloy will officiate.

Ryan Pic Lawrence McElligottt Italy St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Patrick Molloy

Railroad Blamed For Iowa Wreck

Washington report says a collision at Missouri Valley Iowa last September 28 killed nine and injured 95. The ICC found the Chicago and North Western Railway failed to provide adequate safeguards for crossovers. Electric switch locking would have prevented the crossover move.

Washington Chicago and North Western Railway Missouri Valley Interstate Commerce Commission ICC

Independence Tires Dealer Penalized by OPA Action

DES MOINES Iowa Ivan Cappell doing business as Cappell super service station in Independence has been barred from dealing in tires for a time announced by the OPA He was charged with selling grade one passenger tires and accepting altered certificates for grade three tires in exchange

Des Moines Ivan Cappell Independence Cappell Superservice Station OPA

Dysart B-17 Pilot Home from Europe

First Lt. Warren M Callahan, a B-17 pilot, returns home on leave with his parents in Dysart. He wears the Distinguished Service Cross and the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf clusters after flying 31 missions against German industrial targets and enemy installations in Europe. He earned his wings at Lakefield Arizona in January 1944 and went overseas last June.

Dysart Warren M Callahan J. E. Callahan Germany Callahan Europe Lakefield Ariz

Iowa Dentist Sets Up Clinic In Jungle War Zone

An army dentist, Capt. Cr R Kent, writes from the South Pacific that his tent clinic is ready with improvised gear. He describes a car headlight operating light, a gallon can cuspider tube, an old packing box dental cabinet, a fan motor drill, and a gas sterilizer. Kent, a native of Elkader, graduated from Elkader High School and previously practiced in Spencer before enlisting in 1942.

Elkader South Pacific Jungles R. L. Morse Cr. R. Kent Dr. Kent Elkader High School Spencer Louise Leibrock

Eastern Iowa Youths Enter Naval Reserve

Three eastern Iowa boys were accepted by the naval reserve through Cedar Rapids recruiters and one has entered the navy. The reservists are Donald Davis Horne of Tipton Ruben Ralph Snider of Iowa City and Lloyd Vernon Buresh of Fairfax. Marvin Charles Blair of Marengo enlisted in the navy. All are 17.

Iowa Naval Reserve Cedar Rapids Navy Donald Davis Horne Tipton Ruben Ralph Snider Iowa City Lloyd Vernon Buresh Fairfax Marvin Charles Blair Marengo

Iowa Sets 201 Day and 47 Night Nurse Aide Quota

Basil OConnor national Red Cross chairman announced Thursday a plan to recruit 29,691 additional volunteer nurse's aides nationwide, establishing a quota of 201 day and 47 night aides for Iowa.

Washington Iowa Basil O'Connor National Red Cross

Judge Eicher Buried in Iowa and Washington

Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher of the U S district court and former Iowa congressman who died in his sleep in Alexandria Virginia will be buried in Washington Iowa. Services are set at St John Episcopal Washington DC Saturday at 10 am and Washington IA Methodist church Tuesday at 2 pm. His death leaves the nation s largest sedition trial in doubt where he had presided since April 17.

Washington Edward C. Eicher U. S District Court Iowa Alexandria St. John’s Episcopal Church D.C Eicher

Legislature to Get Living Cost Data 1945 Budget Guidance

The 1945 legislature will review U S bureau of labor statistics showing Des Moines living costs up 58 percent in two years and 265 percent since 1940. Data will aid the biennial state budget and salary appropriations for 1945 47.

DES Moines United States Bureau of Labor

Strawberry Point Officer Missing in Germany

Lt Marvin Chevalier 23, a Straw berry Point native and University of Iowa graduate, is reported missing in Germany since November 6 after training at Fort Benning and deployment last April. His brother Darrel Chevalier serves in the Navy in the Southwest Pacific.

Strawberry Point Marvin Chevalier Germany Freeman L. Chevalier Strawberry Point High School University of Iowa Chevalier Fort Benning Darrel Navy Southwest Pacific

Trapped Waterloo Man Suffocates in Room Fire

Waterloo police report Charles Towne aged 43 suffocated after a fire started by a cigarette trapped him in his boarding house room. Fire Chief Ray Tiller said firefighters found the body when they forced entry.

Waterloo Charles Towne Ray Tiller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legislature Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lanning Syl’s Grocery Robert Mitchell W.R.C Mary Low Dickinson King’s Daughters Yanks American Legion and Auxiliary Margaret Leming Carl Kassler Otto Kieckhaiser Schick General Hospital Clinton Lincoln Building Jerry Jeffrey Boston E. V. Cary Fourteenth Street Ed Sigfred Company Gilbert Rathman Bob Hope Marion Theater Sara Nott K-V Cafe Pvt Myron Hanson Mrs. H P. Hanson Camp Crowder Owen Boston Store Albert Hyde Eleventh Street Pacific Area Ray Jiruska Gainesville Texas Erwin Lanning Sgt. Jiruska Hallmark Bourke B. Hickenlooper Hickenlooper Robert D. Blue Eagle Grove K. A. Evans Emerson Blue Montrose Hotel Marion News Gazette Marion Mrs. Rich Austin Rich Frank Newcomb Chicago Yocom Chapel J. T. Gable Oak Shade Cemetery Fred Newcomb Burlington L. Jones Ralph Nipper Evelyn Watermyer Kenneth Wiens Micky Marshalltown Charles Newcomb Isabel Rich Oelwein Wayne Stephenson Santa Rosa Calif Santa Storm's L. E. Storm Culbert’s Rosedale Butter Texas Oranges Dickey’s -Quality Foods Robin Hood Peg National Cash Register Egad Baxter Tom Ennious William Capt Kent Judge Eicher Elks Memorial Services Elks Home First Avenue Fifth Street John M. Grimm Harvey Frager Harry P. McKnight R. F. MacDougal Harry M. Ivins C. J. McShane Ralph R. Ellis M. F. Willner Ralph P. Schump J. W. Baldridge Guy P. Linville George P. Hardy James W. Dorsey Floyd Philbrick Ralph Leo McKinley High School Rose Marie Jun Lynn G. Swaney United State Mrs. Amerie U.S.A Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication