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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1944

Page

8

Fruit and Vegetable Ceilings Extended to 64 Counties

The Office of Price Administration extends dollar and cent community ceiling prices for fresh fruits and vegetables to all 64 counties in the Des Moines district effective Feb 10. Covered items include lettuce cabbage potatoes onions apples bananas citrus and grapes with additional produce to follow.

Des Moines Office of Price Administration Walter D. Kline Polk County Idaho Kline OPA

Iowa City Youth Held for Car Thefts

Iowa City police report a 16 year old boy admitted stealing four automobile tires, several bicycles, a radio and a clock. He was arrested after a car owned by T F Hoye was taken and found with others abandoned out of gas. The radio and clock came from Westlawn at the university nurses’ home.

the Gazette Iowa City Ollie White T. F. Hoye White Westlawn University

New Relief Director Chosen for Clayton County

Velma Byrne of New Hampton appointed Clayton county relief director, taking office March 1. She succeeds Mildred Whipple who resigned, with Byrne previously serving as relief director at Sigourney.

Eleader Velma Byrne New Hampton Clayton County Mildred Whipple Miss Byrne Sigourney

Iowa Tax Revenue Jump Reports for Last Year

Washington AP reports the Bureau of Internal Revenue says Iowa collected 239,259,057 dollars in all federal taxes last year, up from 85,097,180 dollars in 1942. The increase reflects broader wartime revenue measures and higher incomes across the state.

Washington Bureau of Internal Revenue Iowa

Commands Naval School at Cornell

Lt. Totten P Heffelfinger assumes duties as head of the naval flight preparatory school at Mt. Vernon. A Minnesota native and Yale alumnus, he previously served as vice president at Van Dusen Herrington and company and was among the first naval reserve officers trained at Quonset Point. Heffelfinger led the St Marys college flight school in California before arriving at Mt. Vernon.

Mt. Vernon Totten P. Heffelfinger U.S.N.R Heffelfinger Minnesota Yale University Naval Aviation Corps van Dusen, Herrington and Company Naval Reserve Quonset Point R. I Navy St. Mary's College Calif

State Gan t Tax Rural Electric Cooperatives

Iowa Supreme Court rules rural electric cooperatives cannot be taxed as non profit corporations. Exemption in state statutes for non profit corporations remains, despite 1941 act that only temporarily exempted REA groups through 1942. Cooperatives thus remain within tax exempt class.

Des Moines State Supreme Court Iowa

Wiegand Elected Boy Scout Mayor in Iowa City

Iowa City selects Jim Wiegand as Boy Scout mayor for a day on February 12 and to preside over a city council session February 14. He heads the Progressive ticket and defeats Bill Rogers of the Citizens ticket. other elected include Kenneth Reeds police judge Bill Hittler city treasurer Bill Wagner Bob Crum park commissioners Jack Davis Bob Ojemann aldermen at large Tom Nichols Douglas Dierks Dick Emmett Bill Jones and Dick Williams.

Gazette Iowa City Jim Wiegand Progressive Bill Rogers Citizens Kenneth Reeds Bill Hittler Bill Wagner Bob Crum Jack Davis Bob Ojemann Tom Nichols Douglas Dierks Dick Emmett Bill Jones Dick Williams

Deer cull yields meat for 12 institutions in Iowa park area

In the Ledges state park area near Boone, 57 deer were shot, producing about 7,000 pounds of meat for 12 charitable institutions and saving at least 49,000 meat ration points. Two additional deer were live trapped and sent to the Rochester area on request.

Des Moines Ledges State Park Boone Bruce F. Stiles State Conservation Commission Veterans Hospital Old People’s Home Madrid State Hospital Woodward Children’s Toledo

School Robbery at West Branch Targets Office and Equipment

Thieves broke into West Branch school office Saturday night and fled by Tuesday. They stole 90 dollars from a safe, a dismantled dial, a starter track revolver, seven boxes of blank cartridges, two stop watches, a portable radio owned by Supt. L A Maley and two pairs of pliers. The entry was by a pried window. The stolen money carried the First State Bank of West Branch name. All items except the radio belonged to the school.

Gazette West Branch Liberty Supt. L. A. Maley First State Bank of West Branch

Wallace Tested Forgiveness With A Pool Incident

Shipsitter W F Bridgeman bought a $1000 war bond to remind Vice President Henry A Wallace of a childhood incident in Iowa. Bridgeman says Wallace pushed him into a swimming hole and left him, and he used the bond to show he forgives the past during Wallace's talk at the California ship building yards.

Wilmington Calif W. F. Bridgeman Henry A. Wallace Iowa Bridgeman Wallace California

Rose Hum Lee to Speak at Cornell Thursday

Rose Hum Lee, author and lecturer, will lecture at Cornell Thursday night on "China's Women in the Hour of Crisis." She endured 18 months of Canton bombings, aided civilian evacuation, served as radio receptor for Tokyo propaganda, and contributed to relief, hospital, and war orphan projects.

MT. Vernon Cornell College Rose Hum Lee Canton China Miss Lee American Association of University Women National Federation of Women’s Clubs Tokyo

Moyle Quits Iowa County School Superintendent Post

Mrs Lenora K Moyle resigns as Iowa county schools superintendent effective March 31 and will join the Iowa Tuberculosis Association staff April 1. Since 1939 she led the district district and expanded the teachers circulating library from 250 to 2500 volumes while introducing Dr Gray's reading system. As county seal sale chair she earned statewide recognition and was sought for state association work.

Marengo Lenora K. Moyle Iowa County Iowa Tuberculosis Association Moyle Iowa Wesleyan College Armstrong, Denison Pella Gray State Association

Miner Family at Springville Receives War News

Sgt. Clifford Miner was wounded in action in Italy on January 13 according to the war department. His brother Sgt. Russell Miner was killed in Italy last October 21, and Sgt. Vernon Miner was listed missing in action in the same battle area on the same date and later reported a prisoner of the Nazis. Another brother, Pvt. Edward Miner, is in Italy and has so far escaped harm.

Gagette Springville Clifford Miner Italy Algy Miner War Department Russell Miner Vernon Miner Pvt Edward Miner

Navy lists Postville sailor missing in action

The Navy Department announced on Tuesday that Gunner's Mate 2/c Carleton E. Kenney of Postville Iowa has been listed as missing.

Washington Navy Department Carleton E. Kenney Postville

Plan Curfew Drafted by Des Moines Citizens Group

A citizens group of more than 100 adults at city hall appointed a committee to draft a curfew ordinance to address youth problems in Des Moines. The move aims to control delinquency and guide youth conduct through local law.

DES Moines

Iowa Born Admiral Recalls Anzio Landing Ordeal

Rear Admiral Frank J. Lowry of Cresco Iowa who led the Anzio landing recalls fear during the shore assault in a January press conference. He says the decisive factor was a sense of divine protection as waves of troops hit the beach and enemy air opposition varied, with naval losses noted but the outcome deemed worth the cost.

Allied Headquarters Algiers Frank J. Lowry Cresco Anzio Lowry

Bond Purchase Aids Marion War Loan Drive

Charles Anderson of Mt. Pleasant bought a $4,500 war bond through First National Bank to help Marion and Marion township reach a $300,000 goal in the fourth war loan drive. Anderson is the former Witwer farm manager and now oversees the state farm at Mt. Pleasant.

Charles Anderson Mt. Pleasant Marion Anderson Witwer First National Bank

Bulman Couple Honored On Thirty Sixth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Joe Bulman of 731 Fifth Avenue were honored Sunday with a surprise picnic dinner at their home for their thirty six year marriage. Twenty two relatives and friends attended.

Joe Bulman Fifth Avenue

Ruth Hanscom Returns to Seattle Post

Miss Ruth Hanscom returned Monday to Seattle after visiting her mother Mrs. Ruby Hanscom. She works as a communications clerk for United Air Lines.

Ruth Hanscom Ruby Hanscom Seattle United Air Lines

Cary club program on Race Relations in a New Day

Mrs L M Phelps entertained the Cary club Monday. The program Race Relations in a New Day was presented by Mrs Arthur W Henke.

Ladies Union Luncheon Held With Mrs Mack and Mines

The Ladies Union of the Christian church meets Thursday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon hosted by Mrs Roy Mack with joint hostesses the Mines. Attendees include Ray McCalley Carl Wightman Tom Thompson Joe Walker and W J Liebe. Mr and Mrs J A Neff traveled to Omaha on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Lola M Drake.

Ladies Union of the Christian Church Roy Mack The Mines Ray McCalley Carl Wightman Tom Thompson Joe Walker W. J. Liebe Mrs. J. A. Neff Omaha Mr. Neff Lola M. Drake

Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekend

Miss Verle Breed arrives in Hopkinsville after training with U S O travel aid. New Art Club meets Friday with Mrs Robert Stull. Ensign Paul Schroeder visits family before transfer to Miami. Margaret Forbes promoted to sergeant at Cherry Point. Concord club plans Friday picnic at Arthur Taube home. Lt John A Beeson Jr arrives overseas. Cub Scout Pack 58 meets Legion hall tonight. Milk route delivery position advertised. Woodbury Hand Cream ad. Chatterbox Bridge club meets Wednesday. Y Bridge luncheon Friday hosted by Mrs Beiber. Patricia O Kelly seriously ill at St Luke's hospital. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet Friday.

Niece Honored at O Kelly Shower Before Jan 31 Wedding

Mrs. George Bouck complimented her niece Thelma Knapp, now Mrs. John O Kelly and Mrs. Glen Hempy hosted a miscellaneous shower at the O Kelly home 432 Fourth street. Thirty relatives and friends enjoyed refreshments. Mr Bouck, son of Mrs. Beryl Fuller, reported for service Saturday at Camp Dodge.

George Bouck Thelma Knapp John O’kelly Glen Hempy O’kelly Fourth Street Bouck Beryl Fuller Camp Dodge

Marion and Manchester Playoff Basketball Clash

Marion and Manchester high schools meet in the Marion gym Friday at 8 PM with a 7 PM curtain-raiser, creating a local doubleheader to cap the evening in the school gym.

Marion Manchester Marion School

Cedar Rapids appoints Klema as police officer

Irvin Klema of Cedar Rapids is appointed police officer by Mayor John C. Mullin, succeeding retiring C. D. Stout. The council renews the Marion Veterans club class B beer permit. Allen B. McKean of 921 Ninth Street departs Saturday for Biloxi Miss to join the air corps. his wife and son James Alien stay behind.

Irvin Klema Cedar Rapids John C. Mullin C. D. Stout Marion Veterans Club Allen B. McKean Ninth Street Air Corps Biloxi Miss James Alien

Osceola Lodge Plans Initiatory Degree Meeting

Osceola lodge No. 18 1.0.C.F. will convene Thursday at 7 30 for initiatory degree work with refreshments served. Mr and Mrs O R Ness and her sons Dwayne and Cleo were summoned to Atkins Tuesday by the death of Mr Ness stepfather Charles Freeman. George Munier R N Fitzgerald and K O Knudsen were reelected directors of Farmers Elevator at the annual meeting held Saturday at Hallwood cafe.

Osceola Lodge No 1.0.C.F O. R. Ness Dwayne and Cleo Atkins Mr. Ness Charles Freeman George Munier R. N. Fitzgerald K. O. Knudsen Farmers Elevator Company Hallwood Cafe

Garden club meeting with Mrs Gladys Ward Thursday

The Deacon District Garden club will meet Thursday with Mrs Gladys Ward. Marion lodge No. 6 A F and A M will hold a special meeting Thursday at 7 for work in the second degree.

The Deacon District Garden Club Gladys Ward Marion Lodge No A. F A. M

Death notices from Iowa towns list multiple obituaries

Dysart service held for Lémuel Berber 70 found dead at home. McGregor service for Stewart Elsienbolt 63 with burial at McGregor. Har ley Merle Schlarbaum 48 buried Mt. Auburn. Elgin John Berndt 57 dies in Rochester with burial at Guttenburg. Quasqueton service for Elmer L Glass 71. survivors include wives, children, and siblings.

Dysart Dysart Methodist Church Lémuel Berber Sherman Barber Mt. Auburn Christian Church Harley Merle Schlarbaum Vinton Jake Stainbrook Brandon Donna Jean Ralph Roger Janett Schlarbaum Miles Jones Ray Stone al Ermulot Los Angeles Cecil South Gate Calif Art Pilot Rock Ore Dean Albuquerque N. M. McGregor Stewart Elsienbolt McGregor Rochester Methodist Church Guttenburg Clifton Cox California Norman Clothier Alfred Magnafran Franklin Pulse Milwaukee Elmer L. Glass Union

Local notices list deaths marriages across Iowa towns

A compilation of obituaries and marriage notices from Decorah What Cheer Wilton Junction Arlington Oelwein Springville Calmar Hopkinton Center Junction South English Traer and South English. It records residents named Kinneson Bennett Moore Hetzel Erron Krysan Keith DeShaw Fox Mohlis Dougherty McDonnell Wag ner Koester Safourek Wistey Claypool Hedrick and others with ages, survivor details and service dates.

Sand Springs Oeswein Leona Fox Lloyd Fox Oelwein Frederick Mohlis John Mohlis Westgate Celwein Mary Dougherty Pittsurgh Robert McDonnell Howard McDonnell Oeelwein Camp Campbell West Union Frances Wagner Ed Wagner Charlie Koester Elizabeth Koester First Methodist Church Center Junction Schick Hospital Clinton Men’s Community Club Rosalind O.E.S Masonic Hall Hazel Cox Deep River Traer—Bona Dea Lillian Ritter Cedar Falls

Iowa in Brief Marriage and Anniversary Notices

Special to The Garecne reports Riverside Betty Stock and Seaman Alvin Schnoebelen wed in Iowa City on February 4. Elkader marks John G. Hempel and wife’s 57th anniversary. Hempel served four terms as Clayton County auditor and three as state representative. Tipton dentist Dr J H Harris, now a navy lieutenant, reported to air training center at Norman Oklahoma. Aurora couple Albert Martin Sr and Mrs Martin Sr celebrated their 56th anniversary at a family dinner.

Dental Corps Aurora Albert Martin

Plan Memorial Rites For Pfc. Leo Warren

A memorial service for Pfc. Leo Warren killed in Italy on December 10 will be held Sunday at 2:30 in the high school gymnasium. The Wyoming Legion post will oversee arrangements and Rev. Frank Schroeder of the Onslow Presbyterian Church will speak. Pfc. Warren was the son of Mr and Mrs Ben L Warren.

Onslow Pfc Leo Warren Italy Wyoming Legion Post Frank Schroeder Onslow Presbyterian Church Warren Ben L. Warren

Also Mentioned on This Page

Naval School Cornell Gan’t Wiegand Boy Scout Kenney America Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Bry Edward Kennedy Marion News Miss Verle Breed H. F. Breeds U.S.O. Traveler’s Aid Service New York City Hopkinsville, Ky New Art Club Robert Stull Thirteenth Street Paul C. Schroeder Norfolk Miami Fla Vernon Schroeder Bertha Schroeder Palm Springs Margaret Forbes Marines Cherry Point N. C Ed Forbes James Clapp Humboldt Jean Shirley Fern Anthes Clapps Ella Mittan Concord Agricultural and Literary Club Arthur Taube George Austin Eighth Avenue Sid Paul Onalee Glenn Platner George Caraway George, Jr Robert Bowen, Jr John A. Beeson, Jr Cub Legion Hall Marion Dairy Woodbury Owen Chatterbox Bridge Club Harold Mullaley B. E. Beiber Y” Bridge Club Patricia Ann O'Kelly Orville O’kellys St. Luke's Hospital Harry Gray Monticello H. P. Smith William Reep Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society J. K. Henderson Seventh Street Emma Albright E. B. Castle Shower For Bride Storm Hattie Beaman Anamosa Etta Miller Bradley Joseph Florida Glass Decorah Henrietta Kinneson Burr Oak Cemetery Miss Kinneson Canoe Township Winneshiek County Green’s Market Camp Fannin Texas Wilton Junction Guy Wineke State University of Iowa Roy Barkalow Glen Lelan Wilton Gladys Chamberlain Muscatine Elva Weaver Tipton J. P. Bennett Brant Bennett Lilly Williams Enid Okla Herb Moore Glen Moore Odessa Leslie Moore Seabees England Frank Bowdish Hawkeye Leslie Steggal Hattie Rees Hunter Mary J. Erron Parl Pierson Mechanicsville Mt. Zion Cemetery Dale Arenold Winthrop Rd Martin Lamont Charles Clark Fayette Frank Rohrig Waterloo Fred Martin Carl Bird William Werner Jan Cleo Hubbard Earl Hubbard Kenneth Harnack Roy Harnack Littleport Sgt. Harnack Tennessee Iowa News Riverside Betty Stock Harry Stock Lone Tree Seaman Alvin Schnoebelen Mary Schnoebelen Blue Barrel Soap Giant Pillsbury's Pancake PEGE
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