Cedar Rapids Calls for War Time Waste Paper Saving
Mayor Frank K. Hahn urged Cedar Rapids residents to conserve waste paper to aid the war effort. Rules include compact storage, wrapping garbage, and selling or donating to welfare agencies. do not rely on the city to dispose of it. Wet garbage should be wrapped to prevent can damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frank K. Hahn
Hahn
Cedar Rapids Board of Health
Office of Civilian Defense
New Year Parties Set Across Cedar Rapids Clubs and Homes
Cedar Rapids residents plan informal gatherings at homes and larger events in clubs and hotels to ring in 1950. At the Country Club an orchestra will play from 10 to 2 with a midnight buffet. numerous families and guests from Iowa, Chicago, Winona, and White Plains are listed as attendees across several households and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Thomas L. Crabbe
James W. Bell
Nicholas P. Craemer
James Y. Canfield
P. A. Stover
J. B. Se
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Sandoe Jordan
Kathleen Carey
Virginie Collins
JoAnn Hanzlik
Jeanne €Rebs
Barbara Gibbs
White Plains
N. Y
Phillip Renick
Jack Durin
Gardner Quarton
George Lindsay
Karl Gerlach
George W. Corey, Jr
Johnson C. Greedy
Mrs Byers Returns From Fort Leonard Wood Visit
Mrs. E. J. Byers of 1342 Hinkley avenue NW returned Tuesday from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri where she stayed a month with her son and daughter in law Captain Walter L. Byers and his wife and their infant daughter Kathleen Louise who was born Oetaine has been sent to Car ae i on two months training in the army medical col
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Byers
Hinkley Avenue
Fort Leonard Wood
Walter L. Byers
Kathleen Louise
Oetaine
Car Ae i
Army Medical
Credit Women's Breakfast At Montrose Hotel
Nineteen members attended the Credit Women's Breakfast in the Java room of the Montrose hotel Wednesday morning. The business meeting included a lesson on conducting a business session by Miss Cora Ham and the presentation of a wedding announcement for Miss Sally McAllen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Java
Montrose Hotel
Cora Ham
Sally McAllen
Mary Ella Wolverton Entertains Tuesday
Mrs Mary Ella Wolverton hosts a Tuesday gathering at her home on Blake Boulevard SE with twelve guests served a table set in red white and blue hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ella Wolverton
Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Miss Mary Sue Ristine Hosts Luncheon and Theater Attendees
Miss Mary Sue Ristine daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ristine of 323 Crescent Street SE entertained ten guests at a luncheon on Wednesday. In the afternoon the group attended the theater together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Ristine
Henry Ristines
Crescent Street SE
Cyril Tapager Honored Before Navy Reserve Duty
Cyril M. Tapager left Tuesday for active duty with the naval reserve and was saluted Monday by Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Grover at 1247 Second Avenue for a farewell. The gesture included a Talosan and pencil set amid warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril M. Tapager
Naval Reserve
G. G. Grover
Second Avenue A
Ata
Guest of Lieut Fred A. Smith Listed in Local Note
Lieut. Fred A. Smith hosted a guest at his residence 1203 Elmhurst Drive NE. The notice identifies the host as son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Smith and records the guest's presence as part of a social item in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Smith
Elmhurst Drive
Burrows and Knox Visit Relatives Across States
Mrs. U. G. Burrows of 517 B Avenue NW and her brother John Knox of Cashmere Washington left Wednesday for Iowa Falls and Cows to visit relatives. Knox will go on to Elmhurst Illinois and Joliet to visit his nephews O. K. Burrows and F. G. Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Burrows
Avenue NW
John Knox
Cashmere
Wash
Iowa Falls
Knox
Elmhurst
Ill
Joliet
O. K. Burrows
F. G. Bur
Gift Exchange and Dance Held at Hall
The hall hosted a gift exchange and dancing. Arrangements were made by Mrs Henry Meyn, president, and her daughter Miss Margaret Meyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancing
Bancome
Henry Meyn
Margareteyn
Be Careful for a Happy New Year Health Tips
Dr Mary MacFadyen offers pre New Year advice for wom en celebrating five day parties. She urges rest before the evening, water and simple foods, a substantial dinner, slow drinking, milk before alcohol, and plenty of fluids after to prevent dehydration and hangover symptoms.
Supper For Bridal Party Is Given At Stark Home
Mrs. Helen K. Stark hosted a bridal party supper at the Stark home 2016 Fourth avenue SE, with 8 o'clock seating at Hus Memorial Presbyterian church. Guests included Mrs. George Nissen matron of honor and best man T Cyril Noon. other attendees were George Nissen Leo Baughman and many relatives. Mrs Topinka arrived from Virginia to visit her mother and attend her brother’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen K. Stark
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Don Cook
George Nissen
T. Cyril Noon
Iowa City
Leo Baughman
Anna Kacena
George Beals
William M. Kacena
Frank Kepecky
Stanley X. Kriz
Black River Falls
Mis
Joseph. Dvorak
Godfrey Miska
Topinka
Virginia
Hunting Family Returns From Chicago Reunion
Mr and Mrs R D Hunting of 2800 First Avenue East with their daughter Marian and son John visited the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago for the holiday. They were joined by another daughter Eleazor and Dr Ralph Dresser Hunting as the group plans Johns return to Denver Friday and Marian's visit continues through Sunday.
Janet Macy Hosts Holiday Dinner Party
Dr. and Mrs. C Ward Macy's daughter Janet Macy of 1935 Blake Boulevard SE acted as hostess Tuesday evening at a holiday dinner party. Attending were Misses Margaret Foster Joan Newton Ann Meek Sandra Schenefelt Jane Hickelopper Mary Hill and Ilene Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ward Macy
Janet Macy
Blake Boulevard
Margaret Foster
Joan Newton
Ann Meek
Sandra Schenefelt
Jane Hickenlooper
Mary Hill
Ilene Warner
Sally McAllen Feted at Multiple Bridal Showers
Miss Sally McAllen, soon to wed Lieut. Richard A. Wing of Spokane, is honored at two bridal showers this week. One event hosted by Miss Jane Baker featured court whist with prizes to Miss Charlotte Wing and Miss Joyce Hobiss. another hosted by Mrs. Mueller awarded prizes to Mrs. Henry Zahradnil, Mrs. Frank Barta, and Mrs. Frank Balsanek. Several others listed as sharing in the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally McAllen
Richard A. Wing
Spokane
Wash
Jane Baker
E. L. Morgan
A Avenue NW
Charlotte Wing
Joyce — Hobiss Bernice Havlik
William McAllen
Jo McDonald
Arthur Red
Visitors In Cedar Rapids For Holiday
Cedar Rapids hosts are welcoming guests from out of town for the holiday season. Niece Louise Preston of Victoria British Columbia visits Mrs F Wallace Derling at 3010 Cottage Grove AV SE, while William Edward Dunshee, Purdue student, arrives to visit his uncle Walter Dunshee at 1844 First Ave NE before naval service at Annapolis. Mrs J B Seidell of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs P A Stover at 2444 Grande Ave SE. Merlin E Morris and wife from Greenville Texas stay three weeks with Mrs H K Focht and Dr C Lloyd Morris. Miss Margaret Jane Neumann of Omaha visits cousin Rose Marie Blomquist at 1837 Seventh Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
F. Wallace Derling
Cottage Grove Avenue
Louise Preston
Victoria
B. C
Michigan
Preston
Walter E. Dunshee
First Avenue NE
William Edward Dunshee
Purdue University
Annapolis
J. B. Seidell
Chicago
P. A. Stover
Grande Avenue SE
Merlin E. Morris
Greenville
Tex
H. K. Focht
Eighteenth Street
C. Lloyd Morris
C Avenue
Margaret Jane Neumann
Omaha
Rose Marie Blomquist
Seventh Avenue SE
City Prayer Service Set At Coe College Chapel
In response to the president and Mayor Frank Hahn's proclamation a non-denominational city wide prayer service will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Coe college chapel. Cedar Rapids Ministerial association and the college sponsor this event with music by Frank Bates and performances by Rev. Marion H. Williams Rev. George A. Stauffacher Mrs. Grace Huddle Lockhoff Prof. Joseph Kitchin and Dr. David I. Berger among others concluding with benediction and positude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hahn
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
The
College
Frank Bates
America
Marion H. Williams
First Christian Church
George A. Stauffacher
First Evangelical Church
Roosevelt
Grace Huddle Lockhoff
Coe
David Guion
David I. Berger
Bible Department
Joseph Kitchin
Berger
Independent Coal Dealers Warned for Blocking Sidewalks
Captain Gordon Hughes warned Wednesday that police will not tolerate coal dealers blocking sidewalks to deliver coal. He said association members comply with an agreement to refrain, but independents were reported to be breaking the law. The practice, he noted, creates unfair competition as dealers charge 50 cents a ton for carrying coal across walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hughes
Hughes
Dealers’ Association
Drum Corps Officers and Board Elected at Cedar Rapids Y
The Cedar Rapids Boys Y M C A drum and bugle corps elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting. Mrs. Lee Boston was reelected president, Mrs. Robert Fiala vice president, and Mrs. Lester Gorton secretary. Executive board members named were Mrs. W L McCalley, Mrs. Charles Kriz a Westcot, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. C S Schwinn, M D Owens and Mrs. Dale Crozier. The corps donated 10 to the Red Cross and appointed Mrs. Lee Boston publicity chairman and Ariel director of the local Y M C A corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Boys
Y. M. C. A. Drum and Bugle Corps
Lee Boston
Robert Fiala
Lester Gorton
W. L. McCalley
Charles Kriz
Charles Kriz, A Westcot, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. C. S. Schwinn
M. D. Owens
Dale Crozier
Corps
Red Cross
A Ariel
Y. M. C. A. Corps
Hankins Retires as Cedar Rapids Y Secretary Honored
Samuel R. Hankins retires Thursday after 18 years as general secretary of the Cedar Rapids Y M C A and is honored at a Country Club dinner. More than 75 past and 60 board members attend as toastmaster announces Hankins’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Hankins
Cedar Rapids Y.M.C.A
Country Club
Sonses
Mr. Hankins
Alden Last Survivor of Mayflower Company Dies
John Alden, the final surviving member of the Mayflower company, died at Scene 1687, marking the end of the historic settler line associated with the 1620 voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden
Mayflower Company
Churchill says surprise faces Japs in Manila
Ottawa dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill warning of unexpected Japanese moves in Manila. He told reporters that the Reich is hard pressed for materials and praised Canadian British Indian defense at Hongkong while noting Britain’s Atlantic shipping gains and improvements in anti-submarine methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Manila
Reich
Hitler
Italy
Hongkong
Far
Canada
Ottawa
Brest
Norway
United States
Army Sends 23 Recruits From Eastern Iowa to Des Moines
Army recruiters dispatched 23 men from Cedar Rapids area to the Fort Des Moines induction center on Wednesday. Names listed include Clifford Hogan and Clarence Behrends of Monticello, and many others from Iowa City to Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Navy
Marine
Robert Whitman
Clifford E. Hogan
Clarence
A. Behrends
Cassius V. Rynerson
Robert Appleby
Monticello
Winston P. la
Garland J. Kircher
Iowa City
William L. Brandt
Hazleton
Victor E. Ullerich
Merie G. Boehn
Greeley
Ralph G. Kerkman
van Horne
Thomas J. Hartley
Anamosa
Wendell R. Warner
Second Street
Memorial Drive
Verne
First Avenue E
Plan Mexican Exhibit At Y. M. C. A. Open House
Cedar Rapids Y M C A hosts an open house on New Year’s Day with a Mexican community exhibit. S R Hawkins retires after 18 years as secretary. Ed Zeller of Dubuque succeeds him. A 2:45 p.m. drum and bugle corps concert, national Lions Club winners, is featured along with various exhibits and an information booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lions Club
R Ra Coin Club
Camp Wapsier
Roosevelt, Wilson
McKinley Kinley
Miss Mary Bailey and Warren Tonne wed at family home
Miss Mary Bailey of Marion and Warren Tonne of Mt. Vernon were married Tuesday at 8 pm at the bride’s parents north of Marion. Rev. J. B. Clyde officiated before 30 relatives. The couple plan to reside on a farm near Mt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bailey
Marion
Warren Tonne
Mt. Vernon
Earl Bailey
J. B. Clyde
Prairie Chapel Methodist Church
Myrna Bailey
Lauren Town
Regina Drake
Cedar Rapids
Vivien Shakespeare
Roosevelt High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Tonne
Mary Tonne
Mechanicsville High School
Prayer Service Planned at Marion Christian Church
Complying with President Roosevelt’s request, Marion churches hold a New Year’s Day prayer service at 10 a.m. in the Christian church. The Rev. Gilbert A. Voorhies will speak briefly and the church will stay open all day for prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Marion Churches of
Marion
The
Christian Church
Gilbert A. Voorhies
Roast turkey with dressing New Year's Day ad
An advertisement promotes a New Year’s Day roast turkey with dressing at K V Cafe with reservations via phone 700. The Marionette Four H club schedules a skating party on Indian Creek at Marion Thursday night and invites Marion Plainsmen Four H club members. refreshments will be served at Fry Milk Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K-V Cafe
Marionette Four
Indian Creek
Marion
Marion Plainsmen
Fry
Lanning Family Mourns Deaths and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs George E Lanning return from Humboldt after the death of Mrs Aura E Lanning on Christmas morning Funerals held in Humboldt. The library board schedules a Friday 730 pm meeting. Red Cross sewing room to operate next week for five half days. Dr and Mrs Rollie Sage of Iowa City visit Marion relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lanning
Humboldt
Mr. Lanning
Aura E. Lanning
Red Cross
Rollie Sage
Iowa City
Marion
Mrs L C Weineke Injured Fractured Knee in Sunday Incident
Mrs L C Weineke suffered a fractured left knee cap Sunday on her way to church services in Minneapolis. She and Mr Weineke returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Weineke
Minneapolis
Mr. Weineke
Past Noble Grands to Install New Rebekah Officers
The Past Noble Grands association of the Rebekah Lodge meets Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs George Stark New officers will be installed Hostesses named Mrs Stark Elsie Knapp Anna Granger Myrtle Fairley and Mary Snyder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Association
Rebekah Lodge
George Stark
Mrs. Stark
Elsie Knapp
Anna Granger
Myrtle Fairley
Mary Snyder
Service class meeting postponed to two weeks
The Christian church Service class meeting scheduled for New Year’s Day is postponed for two weeks. Harley Breed will be hostess for the rescheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Harley Breed
Visiting Pvt Donald Bateman Calls on Marion Family
Pvt Donald Bateman of Camp Claiborne Louisiana arrived in Marion on Wednesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Kateman. He has also been visiting Mr and Mrs Jesse Potter of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Donald Bateman
Camp Claiborne
Marion
George Kateman
Jesse Potter
Neva
Mrs Richard Watters has ie T G Maynard of Springfield
Mrs Richard Watters cites T G Maynard of Springfield Illinois in a brief notice about a personal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Watters
T. G. Maynard
Springfield, Ill
Hutchinson’s Ice Cream Holiday Specials
Hutchinson announces holiday specials at Owen's Cut Rate Drug. The ad promotes assorted ice cream flavors and seasonal treats available at discounted prices through the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Owen
Student nurse Jean Leidigh visiting parents in Cedar Rapids
Miss Jean Leidigh a student nurse at St Luke s hospital Cedar Rapids is spending a few days in the home of her parents Dr and Mrs R E Leidigh of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Leidigh
St. Luke’s Hospital, Ceder Rapids
R. E. Leidigh
Fidelis Circle Sewing Day Planned by King’s Daughters
The Fidelis circle of the King’s Daughters will conduct an all day sewing event in the Red Cross room on Friday in charge of Mrs. A B McElwain and Mrs. George Schrim. A business meeting is scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
King’s Daughters
Red Cross
A. BR. McElwain
George Schrim
A.m
Final subscription list for Goodfellow donations
The final subscription list shows Theristrial club in memory of John Rollins John W. Hall Lucien W. Clark Earl Welsher Amos Stewart Guy Berlin each donating $1 and H Roger 35 cents F T Fox lodge No 319 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen gave $5 Also an advertisement for a redecorated 4 room unfurnished apartment with phone 477 Miss Lorraine Schmidt has gone to Chicago to spend New Year’s with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellow
Theristrial Club
John Rollins
John W. Hall
Lucien W. Clark
Earl Welsher
Amos Stewart
Guy Berlin
H. Roger
F. T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lorraine Schmidt
Chicago
Services at St Pauls Lutheran Church for Communion
Evening services at St Pauls Lutheran Church will include holy communion led by Rev Carl E Krog. A New Year’s Day service is planned for 10 am with similar rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Carl E. Krog
Miss Kathleen Newman Hosts Eight Friends at Picnic
Miss Kathleen Newman of 1033 Seventh Street entertained eight girls at a picnic supper Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Newman
Seventh Street
Picnic supper for former school mates during holidays
Miss Ruth Ostrander hosted a group of former school mates home for holidays at a Tuesday evening picnic supper. The gathering included Norma and Helen Biddick, Mary and Joan Rthy Ford of Marion, and Virginia Smith of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ostrander
Norma
Helen Biddick
Mary
Joan R Thy Ford
Marion
Virginia Smith
Cedar Rapids
Marion Friends Learn Rev Venard McLaughlin Improves
Mrs Arthur Mc Laughlin says her son the Rev Venard McLaughlin is improving slightly after serious illness with flu and pneumonia at a hospital in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Arthur McLaughlin
Venard McLaughlin
Ames
Marionette 4-H Club Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Marionette Four H club met at Mrs. George Michel’s home with fifteen members present. They enjoyed a picnic dinner and spent the day making book covers and portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marionette Four H Club
George Michel
Visit at Michel Family Home
A person is visiting the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. F. Michel, during this period.
Oldfather Family Visits From Several States
Wallace Oldfather of Seattle Washington Mrs Margaret Oldfather of Arkansas City Arkansas Mr and Mrs Melvin Oldfather of Iowa City have been visiting in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Oldfather
Seattle
Wash
Margaret Oldfather On Og
Arkansas City
Ark
Melvin Oldfather
Iowa City
Marion
Burglars Nabbed In Mason City Church
Three men entered the First Methodist church Tuesday evening and were caught attempting to open the safe when janitor A F Arroyo alerted Sheriff Tim Phasen and officers. The suspects were identified as David George Vosika 25 Sioux Falls S D Leslie Hammer 20 New Rockford N D and a Hart 24 Aberdeen S D and are held in the city jail awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
First Methodist
A. F. Arroyo
Tim Phasen
David George Vosika
Sioux Falls
S. D
Leslie Hammer
New Rockford
N. D
A. Hart
Aberdeen
Red Cross Roll Call Workers Called to Aid War Fund Drive
Red Cross roll call workers were urged on Wednesday to report to the war fund office to continue soliciting. John M. Ely, campaign chairman, asked residential solicitors to contact Mrs. Alice Kirwis at campaign headquarters or by precinct chairmen. Headquarters are located in the post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund Office
United States
John M. Ely
Alice Kirwis
Mumps Cases Confined To One City Area
Health officials report fifteen of eighteen mumps cases in the city are concentrated in a three quarter mile area in the Johnson school district. Five chicken pox cases and single cases of scarlet fever and another illness are also noted as the year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Tony Tilusty
Urge Coasters To Use Barricaded Hills
Police urge coaster users to stay away from barricaded hills after Parks Department notes barricades and cues warning signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuea
Ban on Enemy Alien Cameras and Radios Extended to All U S
Attorney General Francis Biddle extended the surrender order to all U S regions including Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Enemy aliens must surrender radio transmitters, short wave receivers and hand cameras by 11 p.m. January 5 or face internment for the war duration. Studio cameras and fixed setups may be retained with a written report to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Biddle
United States
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Biddie
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Ashin
Monevada
Arizona
Biddle
OPM Limits Use of Tin Across Noncontainer Goods
Washington authorities ordered strict curbs on tin use for 28 items including foil jewelry novelties souvenirs refrigerator trays slot machines toys and musical instruments effective April 1 1942 The restriction does not cover cans and containers though a future conservation order may limit their production and use Manufacturers must cap tin consumption at 50 percent of their 1940 quarterly totals except for containers and a few other uses due to tin shipment stoppage from British Malaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
OPM
British
Malaya
Brauchitsch Blamed for Weak Leadership in Nazi Paper
Berlin broadcast via U P New York reports Militarische Korrespondenz aus Deutschland calls the Russian counterattack stubborn and notes Brauchitsch was "never robust." The change in command follows Hitler taking direct control as Brauchitsch is said to have heart problems and the war is said to exceed his capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. P
New York
Militarische Korrespondenz Aus Deutschland
Walther von Brauchitsch
Adolf Hitler
von Brauchitsch
Great Lakes Base to Be Made Biggest in World War II Era
The Great Lakes naval training station will be expanded to the world’s largest, with 109 new barracks and additional buildings. Capacity will rise to 45,000 men as projects approved by Secretary Frank Knox move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes, Ill
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
British Submarines Sink Five Enemies in Mediterranean
The British admiralty reports submarines in the Mediterranean sank five enemy schooners, one carrying ammunition, and torpedoed an Italian destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Licensed Air Mechanics Survey Will Be Taken
United States employment service conducts a survey of licensed aviation and engine mechanics. Licenses are requested to report to the nearest state office as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
William J. Barron
Russell W. Kirn
G. King Thompson
Carl D. Thomas
Everett C. Hoover
P. F. Keehn
Wv. F. Dean
J. %. Tate
Jean Oscamp
Bernice Kohner
Winona
Minn
J. R. Bean
Fort Collins
Colone
A. D. Hill
M. Darwin Sandy
Sylvia Hardy
Betty Nissen
Joan Suscho
Vera Machovsky
Jim Trewin
A Peterson
Russwin
Tom McLaughlin
Bill McLaughlin
Sandys
Miss Hardy
H. R
Fourth Avenues
Clare R. Marshall
U P
Crescent Street
Dick Pinney
Dean Stauffacher
Bever Avenue
Tucie Imes
Orie S&s. Imes
Forest Drive
Belle Fast
St. Croix Falls
Wis
Kathleen Hanson
Carol Jean Curran
Marilyn Milner
Filo Markey
Jim Smith
John Kelso
Jim Walter
Joe Crowley
Bob Fontana
T. E. McConnell
C Avenue NE
Clair Knight
Mer Bruch
Warren Bruene
Mrs. Byers
Credit Women’s
Cyril Tapager
Smith
Mary MacFadyen
Deacon
Gazette
Lasswell Studio
Stark Home
R. D. Huntings
Drum Corps
Panese
Rideau Hall
Earl of
Y. M. Open House
Marion News
Harry Schriver
Mrs. C. B. F. Michel
U. S
Brauchitsch
Great Lakes
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