Cedar Rapids Leads With Unseasonable Sunlight Despite Frigid Day
The weatherman forecast Cedar Rapids sunny Friday despite a low near zero. Thursday peaked at 23 degrees with a night low around 3 above zero and fluctuating readings later in the day.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
12
The weatherman forecast Cedar Rapids sunny Friday despite a low near zero. Thursday peaked at 23 degrees with a night low around 3 above zero and fluctuating readings later in the day.
Roosevelt at Wilson and McKinley at Franklin tip off at 8 15 p m Our Lady of Victory Waterloo plays Immaculate Conception at 8 p m with game times listed for the doubleheader date and venues in Waterloo.
Mrs. Mary Johnston 73 of Ely died at a local hospital early Friday. Larry James Wessels three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Wessels 312 A Avenue NW died in a local hospital Friday. Mrs Cornelia Waite widow of H C Waite formerly of Cedar Rapids died Thursday night in Chicago.
M. W. Andrews and Manson fined $10 and costs for speeding with fine suspended on payment of costs. M L. Dykes of Marion fined $10 and costs for speeding. Ernie Wood, 25, of 525 Eighth Avenue SE fined $100 and costs for disturbing the peace of his family, with fine suspended on payment of costs.
At 11:12 a.m. a roof fire broke out at 1320 Third Street NW under responder H. H. Brooks with a general alarm. By 5:43 p.m. another roof fire occurred at 844 Tenth Street SW under Leonard Walsh with a general alarm. At 8:16 p.m. a paper over fly stop at 609 Fourth Avenue SE involved Mrs. G. Barnes and company No. l.
At Mercy hospital twins born to Victor Usher and wife in Marion on February 3 a son and at same hospital Adolph Ahrens and wife near 1054 G avenue NW have a son also on February 3. Edward Popelka and wife on Zika avenue NW welcomed a daughter February 3. Francis Kueny and wife of Van Horn welcomed a son February 2. At St Luke's hospital Peter Johnson and wife of 1307 Fifteenth street SE welcomed a son February 3. Floyd J Waite and wife of Belle avenue SW welcomed a daughter on January 30.
Marion E. Umbarger and Cecil E. Umbarger were married by Judge H. C. Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The couple wed September 9 1938 in Iowa City.
Raymond Cooley and Ann Ha ota of Cedar Rapids Edward F. MacArthur of Chicago and Florence Reese of Cedar Rapids figure in a listed line in a Cedar Rapids land dispute docket with parties named and tied to the case status.
Alphonse Walters of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to assault and battery filed by his wife. The 30 day jail sentence was suspended during good behavior by Justice W A Ball.
Senator Gerald Nye called for a congressional inquiry into reports that the United States handed Britain its most advanced anti aircraft gun detector. Nye said Britain obtained the device just after the Munich conference.
President Roosevelt denounces headlines and guesses about U S diplomacy while rejecting direct quotation of his four points on policy. Senate Military Affairs Committee postpones public hearings on secrets as four motions to open testimony receive no vote. House Republicans defend secrecy in selling French plane orders while Morgenthau defends dollar stabilization fund secrecy.
Palestine council No 27 Royal and Select Masters meets 7:30 p.m. at Masonic hall. Shueyville United Brethren church worship at 9:30 with Sunday school 10:30 a.m. Senior Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. First Lutheran intermediate league meets Saturday 7 p.m. Skating party at 519 Fourth Avenue SE reported stolen Leica camera valued at 192 dollars between Jan 26 and Feb 1. Newman’s staff return from New York buying trip. Green’s Grove church services Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday school and 8 p.m. sermon by Rev Homer McKinley. Bible study Wednesday evening place to be announced. Dr. Dirk Lay of Pine Ridge S D spoke at Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian church on a Christian Endeavor banquet night.
The C E young people with Mrs August Cramer organize Chilean quake relief efforts. Contributions are received at the federal building for the Lincoln chapter of the American Red Cross. The national organization has donated 10000 dollars and sent food medicine and materials valued at 10000 dollars.
Linn county's 232 rural eighth graders worked in seventeen centers on Friday for the first exam hurdle toward June graduation. At County Superintendent Walter Shupp's office a center saw 43 students tested in reading, history and spelling with May tests to cover grammar arithmetic writing and civics.
Joe Robinson aged 65 of 2323 Mount Vernon avenue SE fractured his left ankle after slipping on ice in the 2200 block at 1 30 p m Friday. He lay exposed for about fifteen minutes before a woman from a nearby house helped. Attendants from the Ambulance Service treated him at home until a physician arrived.
Berlin announces plans to match Britain in submarine tonnage and to arm two new 10 000 ton cruisers with 8 inch guns. Britain may face increased undersea threat, while U S naval data show Germany already has more modern subs though many are smaller vessels.
Town Hall speaker John Gunther III postpones appearances after illness. Miss Grace Boston, manager, said he is in St. Paul for medical reasons and will delay four talks for a week. He plans a Cedar Rapids appearance on February 27 before returning west.
In a Senate military commission session, an Italian official criticized President Roosevelt for provoking open conflict. He blamed Mussolini and Hitler for challenging neighborly relations between totalitarian and democratic states and accused Roosevelt of undermining Chamberlain’s peace efforts by courting anti fascist and pro war opposition.
Secretary Hull, citing press dispatches, said Ambassador Phillips filed a protest with Italy over a reported campaign of vituperation against President Roosevelt. He added no special instructions had been sent from Washington and no comment could be made until official embassy advice from Rome is received.
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