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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

09 Dec 1941

Page 6

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1941

Page

6

Hundreds of Applicants Visit Recruiting Offices

A steady stream of young men from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas applied at recruiting offices on Tuesday. Navy and Marine recruiters reported heavy activity with hundreds of men reporting for potential enlistment and initial processing, while the army recruiting office prepared for a long day of examinations.

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Cedar Rapids Navy Recru Office M. C. Madson Federal Madson Army Adam Bidge Bynfantry Navy Meson Navy Department Navy Office E. Jim Second Avenue Charles E. Shakespeare Second Street Homer A. Waite Taft Hotel Donald E. Johnson A Avenue Clayton E. Brolar Eleventh Street Charles F. Lebeda First Street James F. Daly Twentieth Street Teenth Street J. Young Fifth Street LeRoy J. Robin Fifth Avenue Albert H. Gandy William J. Cunningham Third Avenue Henry L Albright Sixteenth Street Halsey Third Street Robert C. Schneider H Avenue Gustav Pesek Blake Boulevard Albert A Earl E. Fulmer Cedar Wayne V. Weers Ernest Higsley Robert P Donald C. Newbard Anamosa Donald O. Christian Springville Robert FE. Summerhay Blairstown Fred H. Ri Mt. Auburn John W. McGinnis John C. Noble Iowa City Laslie L. Ligget Scotch Grove George F. Penrod O’farrell Street San Francisco
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Linn County Red Cross Grants $34 500 Quota

The Linn county American Red Cross directors voted in a special session to accept the county quota of 34500 toward the 50000000 fund. Norman Davis, Red Cross chairman, announced the nationwide drive in a Monday night broadcast. The first local contribution of 1 was received from Mrs. Nell Steinbrunner at the Red Cross office Tuesday morning.

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Linn County Nell Steinbrunner Third Avenue SE Red Cross Davis
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Busers' Daughter Living In Bangkok Under Jap Control

Mrs. C. Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Buser of 1242 Fourth Avenue SE, living in Bangkok for three years, is in Japanese-controlled territory after Bangkok fell Monday. She is wife of an engineer with the International Engineering Company. The Warners, who planned to return to the United States on their first leave in three years, could not due to the crisis.

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Bangkok Thailand C. Warner E. J. Buser Fourth Avenue Warner International Engineering Company Warners United States
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Seek Order Enforcing NLRB Ruling Against Tehel Bottling Works

Officers of Tehel Bottling Works and the local Teamsters union were notified that a petition will be filed in the United States circuit court of appeals seeking an order enforcing an NLRB ruling requiring management to negotiate with the union. The NLRB decision, issued last March after a federal hearing, was confirmed in Washington, D. C. Tehel argued the existing contract with United Beverage Workers meant no election was needed and that the union lacked a majority of workers. The NLRB contends proper election was held and that the union is the representative.

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Tehel Bottling Works Teamsters and Truckers Union AFL Uni States Circuit Court of Appeals NLRB Federal Techel Company United Beverage Workers Association
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Army leaves not cut yet in Iowa orders say

Des Moines dispatch reports that leaves of absence and furloughs from the army will not be curtailed until specific orders are issued. Lieut. Col. Charles H. Grahl, head of Iowa selective service, states no curtailment has been authorized yet.

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Des Moines INS Army Charles H. Grahl Selective Service Iowa
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Uarte Edwin Westwood Drive Robert Wa John D. Lemons Oestae Soa Seen Dees Westwood Marine Recruiting Headquarters Mab Marine Office Navy Recruite Busers Tehel Bottling Armstrong Johnson Aunt Louise Sister Anne Armstrong’s Mother Gay Hoods Viarm Henriette
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