Weather summary of Friday night temperatures across cities
Last night temperatures across multiple cities show varied readings. Major hubs like Washington and New Orleans posted low temperatures near the mid thirties to mid forties while coastal cities like San Francisco and Boston recorded lows in the forties to fifties.
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Washington
Tampa
New Oriegas
City
Les Anelles
Ft Moines SA
San Francisco
Crosee
A & Wuaque MS
Biaemarck
A Sa
New York
Boston
Pittsterch
Local Youths Fined for Short Violations in City Court
Wallace Johnson 18 of 816 Third avenue SE fined 100 with costs for reckless driving at 68 mph, license suspension six months. Bill Cox 16 of Johnson avenue NW fined 25 for reckless driving at 52 mph. Wilford N. Sanders Palo fined 10 for ing. Junior Thompson Central City fined 10 for speeding 47. Tom Dowd Mr. Vernon fined 1 for failing to stop entering street from alley. Lorin Felderman Maquoketa fined 2 for running a stop sign. Merle Robinson Taft hotel fined 2 for failing to yield right of way. Porter Reed 44 of Cedar Rapids fined 25 for disturbing the peace by fighting. Robert Irvine 36 of 502 A avenue NE fined 25 for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Paul Condon 27 of 408 A avenue NW fined 25 for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Johnson
Third Avenue SE
Bill Cox
Johnson Avenue NW
Wilford N. Sanders
Palo
Ing. Junior Thompson
Central City
Tom Dowd
Vernon
Lorin Felderman
Maquoketa
Merle Robinson
Taft Hotel
Porter Reed
Cedar Rapids
Robert Irvine
A Avenue NE
Paul Condon
A Avenue NW
Daughters and son born to local families in December
St Luke's hospital reports births for H J Kirkwood Coggon a daughter Dec 18 Rudolph Vavra 1016 Tenth Ave SE a daughter Dec 18 Mercy hospital records a daughter for Richard Schultz 1020 F Ave NW Dec 19 John Stout 1424 A Ave NE a daughter Dec 19 Ollie Allick 314 Twelfth Ave SW a daughter Dec 20 Noel Hancock Marion a son Dec 19.
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St. Luke's Hospital
H. J. Kirkwood
Coggon
Rudolph Vavra
Tenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Richard Schultz
F Avenue
John Stout
A Avenue
Ollie Allick
Twelfth Avenue
Noel Hancock
Marion
Marriages and names listed in Lawrence Franks case
Alta Franks of Lawrence from Lawrence H Franks is described in a cruel and inhuman treatment suit with her maiden name Alta Webb. restoration ordered by Judge G K Thompson. Elizabeth Marie Hollison from James C Hollison appears in a desertion case dated June 29 1910 with Judge G K Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Franks
Lawrence H. Franks
Alta Webb
G. K. Thompson
Elizabeth Marie Hollison
James C. Hollison
G. K. Thopson
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Names in Notice
Margaret Ellen Schroeder and Kenneth M. Quaas of Cedar Rapids and Esther Marie O'Brien of Cedar Rapids join Max H. Christie of Iowa City in the listed matter.
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Margaret Ellen Schroeder
Kenneth M. Quaas
Cedar Rapids
Esther Marie O'Brien
Max H. Christie
Iowa City
Weather, travels, and a fatal accident report
The misty day saw a 39 degree high as Medley G B Whelpley of Gugenheim Brothers visits relatives in the city before a January departure for Chile to negotiate with the government. An auto crash on highway 13 four miles north of Marion killed Clara K and fatally injured William Fleming, Mary Anna, A A Koppes, and Williaming, all residents of Dav-
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G. B. Whelpley
Gugenheim Brothers Financial
C. B. Whelpley
Chile
Clara K
William Fleming
Mary Anna
A. A. Koppes
Williaming
Highway 13
Marion
Dav
Local Tourists Join California Trip from Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids party of tourists joined a special car trip to California along with Mr. J. F. Tuttle Mrs. J. Oxley W. H. Otto and Mrs. Thomas Sutherland J. H Fisher and C. S. Swan The Higleys Mrs. E A Higley and daughter Helen returned from Europe Miss Mabel Barth visits from her home with her parents A J Barth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tuttle
Interurban Plan Links Cedar Rapids and Mt Vernon
A Cedar Rapids and Town City Electric Light and Power company plan outlines an interurban railroad from Cedar Rapids to Mt Vernon with potential spurs radiating from Cedar Rapids in coming years. W. G. Dows and Isaac B. Smith announce the project. B. A. Barlow resigns as YMCA secretary after nearly five years to pursue business. Mrs. Charles Kenyon will join Mr. Kenyon in New Orleans for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
Messrs
W. G. Dows
Isaac B. Smith
Charles Kenyon
New Orleans
Mr. Kenyon
Anthropologist Dr Elsie Clews Parsons Dies at 61
Dr Elsie Clews Parsons, 61, president of the American Anthropological Association and author of more than twenty books on sociology, died Friday after an operation at a New York hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elsie Clews Parsons
American Anthrological Association
New York Hospital
Japan Used Guam Ship Wreck to Gauge American Defenses
Washington reports that Japan wrecked a ship at Guam months before Pearl Harbor to let survivors report American defenses. The incident, discussed by Secretary Knox, suggests Japan sought detailed knowledge of U S facilities and highlighted American prewar trust toward Japan.
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Thompson
Washington
United States
Japan
Hawaii
America
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Midway
Wake Islands
Frank Knox
Germany
Norway
Clifford Drummey Undergoes Appendectomy at Mercy Hospital
Clifford Drummey son of Mr and Mrs G W Drummey of 614 Third Street NW underwent an appendectomy at Mercy Hospital on Monday.
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Clifford Drummey
G W. Drummey
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
Soldier Returns From Leave To Fort Meade Duties
Private Eugene Jackson of the Fourth Cavalry troop at Fort Meade South Dakota left Wednesday for his post after a seven day leave spent with his mother Mrs Ella Jackson at 828 Fourth Street NW.
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Eugene Jackson
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
S. D
Ella Jackson
Fourth Street
LeMont Arrives for 11 Day Furlough in New Orleans
Private Robert J. LeMont, a first class air force member, stationed in New Orleans, arrived Thursday to spend an 11 day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. E. LeMont of 127 Eighth street NE.
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Robert J. LeMont
New Orleans
R. E. LeMont
Eighth Street
Mrs Ed C Rudin Attends Funeral for Mother
Mrs. Ed Cordell aged 72 died Friday in Boone from injuries after being struck by a car Thursday. Mrs. Ed C Rudin of 2317 B Avenue NE travels to Boone for the funeral Monday afternoon.
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Ed C. Rudin
Avenue NE
Boone
Ed Cordell
Lieut Murray Transfers From Warren to New York Area
Lieut Edward S Murray son of Dr and Mrs Frederick G Murray 1829 Avenue NE was moved from the medical corps at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming to the New York area He paused Thursday to visit his parents while en route to New York City
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Murray
Edward S. Murray
Frederick G. Murray
1829
Avenue NE
Medical Corps
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
New York Area
New York City
Coca Cola Party Set at Roosevelt Hotel Florentine Room
Cedar Rapids Coca Cola Bottling company hosts its annual Christmas party this evening in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. Over 80 guests expected with Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. B. B. Hickenlooper as special guests. Gifts will be exchanged.
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Cedar Rapids
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
B. B. Hickenlooper
Usher Promoted to Acting Sergeant at Camp Callar
Norman C. Usher son of Mr and Mrs B M Usher of 1616 M street SW has been promoted to acting sergeant at Camp Callar California He is assigned to the Second platoon Battery C of the 53rd battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usher
Norman C. Usher
B. M. Usher
M Street
Camp Callar
California
Sergt. Usher
53Rd Battalion
National Retired Railway Veterans Elect Officers
Newly elected officers of the Cedar Rapids and Marion group include President T. J. Brady Vice-President R. F. Wright and Secretary William Kemp. A resolution pledges support to city state and federal governments during the current crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Retired Railway
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
T. J. Brady
R. F. Wright
William Kemp
Navy signal corps sailor visits Cedar Rapids kin
Jimmy Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs George Taylor, spends a furlough in Cedar Rapids visiting relatives. He served in Iceland and is in the navy signal corps. His golf pro father teaches lessons in Porto Rico during winter at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Taylor
James Taylor
George Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
Navy Signal Corps
Iceland
Porto Rico
Cedar Rapids Country Club
E Cohn Showing Improvement At Miami Hospital
E Cohn of 1570 Third Avenue SE, once in serious condition from a heart ailment, is improving after a Florida visit. He is staying with his wife and son Nate at the Grossinger hotel in Miami.
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E. Cohn
Third Avenue SE
Miami
Fla
Grossinger Hotel
Cohn
Nate Cohn
Florida
Rosberg
Harry Cohn
Cohns to travel to Miami for holiday family gathering
Harry Cohn and his daughter Gloria will depart Sunday to spend the holidays with relatives in Miami.
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Harry Cohn
Gloria
Miami
Tax lien filed against John Clemann in Gladbrook
A federal court recorded an employment tax lien of 31.25 dollars against John Clemann of Gladbrook for unpaid taxes covering January 1937 to October 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clemann
Gladbrook
Federal District Court
Collision injures two at city intersection
Louis M. Bugenstein reports a car driven by L. L. Leibrocky of Olin struck the rear of his vehicle as he halted for a traffic signal at First avenue and Thirteenth street. Bugenstein suffers a sprained back while Mrs. Leibrocky has cuts on the knees.
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Louis M. Bugenstein
Blake Boulevard
L. L. Leibrocky
Olin
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Bugenstein
Garfield students hold Christmas assembly in school
Garfield pupils gathered in the auditorium on Friday for a Christmas assembly. Dolores Barber and Darlene Bishop gave scripture readings. Grades sang carols while instrumentalists accompanied around the Christmas tree in the corridors. Christmas parties concluded Friday afternoon.
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Garfield School
Dolores Barber
Darlene Bishop
WMT Radio Employees Dine at Roosevelt Hotel Victory Banquet
All WMT radio station staff attended a Friday night dinner in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. Seventy six guests sat at tables arranged in a V for a Victory Christmas banquet with holiday patriotic decorations. A broadcast studio comedy film featuring many employees was shown and bonus checks were given as Christmas gifts.
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WMT
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Will Restrict Radio Control To Stations In Danger Zones
FCC Chairman James L. Fly said federal control of radio and wire communications will target specific facilities in danger zones. He noted the war is closer to U S territory than World War I and that the army may need to protect such facilities in theaters of war.
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Washington
James L. Fly
Federal Communications Commission
House
U. S
Fly
Edith Maxwell Granted Conditional Pardon in Virginia
Gov Price issued a conditional pardon for Edith Maxwell, former Wise county school teacher convicted of killing her father Trigg Maxwell. She served over five years of a 20 year sentence. The pardon was dated Friday and she left the state industrial farm for women.
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Richmond
James H. Price
Edith Maxwell
Wise County
Trigg Maxwell
Virginia
Miss Maxwell
Mary Kathryn
Edith
Mrs. Maxwell
Jeee
Price
E. T. Carter
Gate City
Commonwealth
Fred B. Greear
Decorations Highlight Philippine Air Force Heroes
The report lists multiple air force personnel honored for extraordinary heroism in December. Names include Second Lieut. Carl P. Gies and Capt. A. Villamor with the Distinguished Service Cross, Third Lieut. Joseph Gozar, Second Lieut. Randall Keator credited with the first Philippines air victory, Private First Class Joseph C. McElroy who defended a grounded plane, Technical Sgt. Anthony Holub, First Lieut. Joseph Moore who shot down two attackers, and First Lieut. Samuel H. Marett who sacrificed himself near Vigan.
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Shirley Williams
Los Angeles
Calif
T. W. Murray
Fairfield
Joseph Gozar
Randall Keator
Philippines
Joseph C. McElroy
McElroy
Anthony Holub
Joseph Moore
Samuel H. Marett
Atlanta
Vigan
Requisitioned Cargoes by Navy Under OPM Authority
The OPM said the navy requisitioned over $1,000,000 of scarce materials from warehouses and terminals for shipment abroad. This marks the first seizures under the executive order extended to OPM by the president.
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Washington
OPM
Navy
Presi—_ es
Senators See U S Likely To Send Expeditionary Force
Senators on Saturday voiced growing belief that the United States would deploy an expeditionary force across the Atlantic once trained equipped and shipping is ready. They discussed sending troops first to Africa Azores or Canary Islands with some saying bases should have been established earlier.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Africa
Azores
Canary Islands
Norris
Neb
Wheeler
Mont
Nye
N. D
Lee
Okla
Pepper
Fla
Canaries
Florida
Hitler
Japan
Pacific
Roosevelt
Congress
Portucaine
South Pacific War Zone
Portugal
Cape Verde Islands
Defense Registration Surpasses 6000 in Linn County
More than 6000 Linn county residents have registered for civilian defense work. A noon Saturday count by Civilian Defense volunteers confirms the total, with Marion contributing 2058 signatures and Center Point reporting 284 volunteers and more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Civilian Defense Council
Marion
Center Point
Six Tavern Owners In Johnson County Post Bonds On State Counts
Six Johnson county tavern owners posted bonds totaling 4500 in district court on illegal possession of gambling devices and liquor. Charles Myers and E A Ulech of Solon posted 500 each on two gambling device and liquor charges. John Agnew, Leo Zahner, George Richmond, and Victor Oliva also posted 500 each on gambling device charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Iowa City
Charles Myers
Solon
E. A. Ulech
John Agnew
Leo Zahner
Newport
George Richmond
Coralville
Victor Oliva
Enlistment patterns shift as draft plans expand navy forces
Government leaders weigh age thresholds and volunteer enlistment as the navy and marine corps seek to double totals to 500000 and 104000 respectively. Legislation envisions $5000 survivor benefits and rapid passage to sustain expansion amid wartime needs.
Roosevelt orders 12 federal agencies moved to new cities
President Roosevelt ordered 12 agencies relocated to Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis to streamline functions for the war effort. About 10 000 federal employees will transfer with per diem travel pay a $75 relocation allowance and moving costs covered. Additional shifts planned to house 40 000 more war workers beyond July.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Bureau of
Oll Age and Survivors Insurance
Social Security Board
Immigration and Naturalization Service
New York—Patent Office
Chicago — Fish and Wildlife Service
National Park Service
Office of Indian Affairs
Employes Compensation Commission
Railroad Retirement Board
St. Louis
Farm Security Administration
the Solicitor of the
Labor Department
Harold D. Smith
Hawaii
Alaska
British Withdrawals and Front Shifts in World War II Battles
Dispatches report British forces withdrawing slightly from the Kriang river line 320 miles north of Singapore as reinforcements rush to the threatened front. In Libya Axis momentum grows with Derna and Mekili seized, while Benghazi remains vulnerable. Chinese forces boost aid to Britain and the United States amid a Japanese offensive in Shansi with 10,000 troops involved.
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Singapore
Penang Island
Imperial
Kriang River
Rangoon
Burma
Malaya
Derna
Mekili
Benghazi
Far Eastern
Chungking
Britain
United States
Shansi
Best Christmas Dinner In Army History Coming
The Army plans a grand Christmas meal for soldiers at camps and posts with about 1.5 million pounds of turkey. The menu features celery and olives, fruit cup, tomato soup, roast turkey with sage dressing, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, Hubbard squash, buttered peas, lettuce with Russian dressing, hot rolls, mince pie, coffee, ice cream, assorted fruits, nuts, mints, and hard candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quartermasters Corps
Marion Man Hurt in No 30 Collision near Cedar Rapids
John F. Brown aged 48 of Marion suffered a severe head cut when the car he rode in collided with a machine driven by Robert Goodall 29 of Edgewood Road NW. Brown was taken to Mercy hospital and listed in fair condition. The crash occurred about a mile west of Cedar Rapids on highway 30. J W Barnoske of Atkins was the other driver. Deputy Whittemore noted Barnoske’s car rolled on impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Brown
Marion
Robert Goodall
Edgewood Road
Brown
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Barnoske
Atkins
Pete Whittemore
Barnoske
Goodall
Whittemore
Highway 30
Detroit
Big Creek
Lester Heaton
Hinkley Avenue
Heaton
Boy 16 Admits Killing Parents and Siblings in Minnesota
Raymond Dahlier aged 16 confessed to shooting his father August 50 mother unnamed sister Anna Mae 10 and brother Kenneth 5 then burning the family farm home near Little Falls Minnesota. He said he planned the killings for a long time and acted because he was not getting a square deal at home. He claimed he wanted to attend school like his siblings. The sheriff said the youth admitted the motive centered on farm work pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
Minn
Raymond Dahlier
August
Anna Mae
Kenneth
Here
Raymond
William Butcher
A and Sisters
Butcher
Bomber Crash Near Geiger Field Kills Five
Five crew members of a four engine army bomber were killed and three injured when the Langley Field aircraft crashed into pine trees near Geiger Field Washington. The crash occurred Wednesday, the army said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geiger Field
Wash
Army
Langley Field
Elbert D. Hoffman
Drexel Hill
Eugene Nan
Clayton
Gomme
Clarence A. Cunningham
Newa Lane
Rowan
Ernest L. Pugh
Probate granted for Faulkes will in district court
The will of Mrs. Alice M. Faulkes, who died December 3, is admitted to probate. James N. Faulkes and M. M. Thompson are named executors without bond in the district court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Faulkes
James N. Faulkes
M. M. Thompson
Riotous conduct charge against Barcus dismissed
Laurence Barcus faced a riotous conduct charge after the Sept. 15 strike riot at Wilson Produce. Judge G K Thompson dismissed the charge Saturday on the county attorney's motion for lack of evidence deemed sufficient to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Barcus
Wilson
G. K. Thompson
Pulis heirs seek equitable partition of Wells second add lot
In district court Saturday Mr and Mrs D J Fulis Mr and Mrs I G Pulis Mr and Mrs J B Pulis Mr and Mrs Earl G Pulis and Zouria Pulis petition for an equitable partition of a Wells second addition lot. Defendants Russel R Muriel May Frances and Betty Pulis minors also share in the property left to heirs of G S and Zouriah Pulis. Prudential Life Insurance Company holds a $1800 mortgage on the property according to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Fulis
I. G. Pulis
J. B. Pulis
Earl G. Pulis
Zouria Pulis
District Court
Wells
May Frances
Betty Pulis
Aso
G. S
Zouriah Pulis
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Christensen Sues Over Unpaid Note Balances in District Court
F I Christensen files two district court suits in gang oil against Theodore E Houck and against Charles T Kennedy and Thomas A Kennedy. The petitions seek judgments of 215 dollars on a note dated Oct 11 1937 and 185 dollars on a note dated Jan 15 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. Christensen
District Court
En Gang Oil
Air
Miller divorce suit alleges cruel treatment
Fae E. Miller filed for divorce from Kenneth J. Miller in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed November 14, 1937 in Kahoka, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae E. Miller
Kenneth J. Miller
Kahoka
Jack Oakie Arrested for DWI After Van Nuys Crash
Hollywood comic actor Jack Oakie aged 38 was arrested in Van Nuys early Friday and booked on driving while intoxicated. He posted bail after his car collided with a vehicle driven by G. F. Marbut of Van Nuys. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jack Oakie
van Nuys
Oakie
G. F. Marbut
Falangist Leaders Held in La Paz Night Meeting Case
Police detained 20 young Falangists members of the Spanish Fascist party in La Paz for secret meetings and painting undemocratic slogans on walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz, Belivie
Fascist Party
Portugal Says No Reason for Allied Entry into Timor
Portugal maintained neutrality as Australian and Dutch troops entered Portuguese Timor amid talks with Britain on defense. Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar told parliament the situation is unsettled and declined to reveal further plans, stressing Portugal would study cooperation with Britain while remaining non-belligerent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portuguese Timor
Portugal
Britain
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
Timor
Australian
Gas Masks May Be Available For All Age Groups
Washington AP reports a plan by the Office of Civilian Defense and the army to supply gas masks to civilians living within 200 miles of the coasts by late 1942 or early 1943. Masks include Mickey Mouse for babies, small children, and small adult sizes, with universal adult models for others. An initial order of 50 million masks hinges on a $190 million appropriation, at an estimated $3.75 each, with inland needs to be addressed if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Civilian Defense
Army
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Congress
Budget Bureau
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coasts
Yarnell Rates Japan Navy as Very Good
Rear Admiral Harry F. Yarnell, a top expert on Asiatic affairs, described Japan's navy as very good. He said Japanese sailors are hard workers and seamen and that America faces a long, hard way in the Pacific with little chance of breaking the empire’s blockade for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
INS
Harry F. Yarnell
Japan
America
Pacific
U. S
Gandhi Urges Calmness Amid Bombay Bombings
Mohandas K. Gandhi urged the people of India to preserve their equanimity as bombs were dropped in their midst, the Bardoli Reuters dispatch reported from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Reuters
Bardoli
Hearing aid consultant position seeks middle aged man
An ad seeks a man aged 35 to 45 for semi professional selling next to a large hearing aid company. Requires own car and ability to furnish a character bond. Immediate start. No investment. Training provided. Permanent position. Box R342 this paper.
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City Briefs
E. E. Sovern CO
DIAL
Clyde M. Hatfield
Board of Governors
Glenn A
Frank Cravens
Bruce A. West
Howard B. Helscher
Garfield
A.E.F
Willie Willis
David S.alsh
Mass
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Marine Corps
Walsh
Navy Department
James V. Forrestal
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Kearny
Reuben James
Selective Service
BY Claude Callan
U.S
Marion Man
Sues
Italy
I] Lavoro Fascista
Pyrenees
Spain
Gibraltar
Xis
Yarnell
Gandhi
Rarway Express
Air Express
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