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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1941

Page

10

Yanks and Britons Plan Plane Standardization Talks

Washington reports American and British aviation leaders will meet to discuss standardizing military aircraft equipment and expanding U S production. Sir Hugh Dowding leads the British group expected to arrive soon and will confer with Treasury and defense heads on bomber types and mass production.

Washington United States Hugh Duowding Royal Air Force British Fighter Command Canada United Press War Department Dowding Treasury National Defense Army Navy Congress Midwest

Snow and Colder Forecast for Iowa Thursday

The weather bureau said snow will spread across wide areas of Iowa Thursday with lower temperatures. Low temperatures may dip to 15 degrees in northwest Iowa, while Iowa Falls opened with 32 degrees, Mount Ayr at 45 and Des Moines at 41.

Des Moines INS Iowa Weather Bureau Iowa Falls Mount Ayr

Smuts Says U S Must Enter War Against Nazi Threat

London broadcast reports Prime Minister Jan Smuts asserting the United States cannot stay out of the war against Nazi Germany. He cites Roosevelt leadership and America’s duty to join Allies to secure victory and a postwar peace.

Jan Smuts U. S London Jan Christian Smuts South Africa British Broadcasting Company America Smuts Roosevelt United States Abraham Lincoln

Brother’s accidental rabbit shot kills Darrell Wilson

Darrell Wilson, 19, of Waterloo, died in Cedar Falls after a self described hunting accident. His brother Robert, 20, said he fired at what he believed was a rabbit and struck Darrell in the chest. Authorities were notified and investigation followed.

Cedar Falls Darrell Wilson Waterloo Robert Darrell

Deaths Mrs Holdine Dellit 1831 Blake boulevard widow of Albert F Dellit

Mrs Holdine Dellit age unknown died at 6 am after a brief illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs W H E H Blakely of Saginaw Michigan Mrs A M Primrose of Nevada Iowa Mrs R L Leamon and Miss Clara Dellit of Cedar Rapids. Private funeral in Turner chapel Friday with burial at Wyoming Ohio cemetery.

Holdine Dellit Blake Boulevard Albert F Dellit W Heh Blakely Saginaw Mich A M_~ Primrose Nevada R L. Leamon Clara Dellit Cedar Rapids Dellit St. Paul's Methodist Church Turner Chapel Wyoming Owa

No Chicago Police Slain In '40 Best Record Since 1897

CHICAGO AP Chief of Detectives John L Sullivan reported to Commissioner James P Allman that 1940 saw zero Chicago police deaths by criminals the first such record in 43 years. The year counted 11 criminals killed, nine officers shot but all recovered, and 217 policemen slain by criminals since 1897.

Chicago John L Sullivan James P. Allman Sullivan

Saguaro Cactus Stores Water for Dry Seasons

The saguaro stores its own water for dry periods. Its vast shallow root system draws in water while the pulpy interior of the plant acts as a reservoir.

Many Songs Vanish From Air Networks

NEW YORK AP says much music of the past 50 years disappeared from radio after ASCAP and NAB cut contractual ties at midnight. ASCAP records were begun in 31 cities to detect infringements as BMI vows to supply music from a 600000 song reservoir. The DOJ moves to speed anti trust action against ASCAP BMI NBC and CBS.

New York American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers National Association of Broadcasters ASCAP America Sylvia St. Louis Department of Justice BMI National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System

Airplane crash reported near Iola

Iola Kansas AP report notes a miniature airplane crash. An Iola Register reporter reached the scene first followed by a lawyer an undertaker and two police cars with state highway patrol. Authorities found the wreckage of the small aircraft.

Iola, Kan Iola Register

Brother Sister Champs in Amateur Bicycle Racing

Furman Kugler and his sister Mildred of Somerville New Jersey hold the two highest national titles in amateur bicycle racing. Their clubmate Harry Naismyth also holds the junior men championship.

New York NEA Furman Kugler Mildred Somerville N. J Harry Naismyth

Marion wedding unites Gwyneth Knight and Richard Bressler

Miss Gwyneth Knight of Marion and Richard Bressler of Cedar Rapids wed in Cedar Rapids at the bride’s relatives home. Rev C V R De Jong officiated. The bride wore ivory wool with ivory satin trim and carried violet and pink rose blooms. Following, a wedding breakfast was served at Cunningham tea room Cedar Rapids with family present.

Gwyneth Knight Marion Chester S. Knight Hibbing Minn Richard Bressler Cedar Rapids I. E. Ware Coggon Clayton Smith C. V. R. de Jong Presbyterian Church Bressler Coggan High School Belle Plaine Business College Royal Laundry B Avenue Gwen Knight Merley Knight Roy Sell Cunningham Tea Room

Jobs spell finish for 40 plus club in Kansas City

The 40 Plus club, formed in February 1939 by W Dean Stringer of the YMCA to aid men over 40 unemployed in Kansas City, has disbanded as all former members found work. About 125 attended meetings with 80 percent active, and the group helped morale and mutual placement. A former steel broker credited the club with securing a $72,000 contract after a national insurer sought a territory representative.

Kansas City, Mo W. Dean Stringer YMCA Stringer Eastern Insurance Company Plus

Double Trouble and Household Mishaps Reported

Mr and Mrs Richard Sills sought medical help for finger injuries from a washing machine wringer while their daughter Shirley Jean suffered mashed fingers in a car door. Other items note Ames students returning to Iowa State College. bridal events. hospital transfers. and local residents recovering from illness.

Richard Sills Dale Shirley Jean Ames Marion Young Folk Iowa State College Margery Lary Edward Hanna Nancy Ellen Ruth Hanscom Warren Bleokly Wayne Carpenter Betty McBride LaVerne Seikora Bob Cary Jeanne Bowdish

Auburn runner sets four course records in 1940 season

John Can non Ball of Auburn crossed country set course records in all four races he ran during the 1940 season, highlighting a dominant performance for the team.

Auburn NEA John “Cannon” Ball

Two Line Card From Fragment Elevated in Text

A condensed OCR snippet shows a brief item with numeric fragments 2.73 and 3.64 and mentions lines count. The readable portion suggests a simple record or notice rather than a full story.

R A F Attacks Italian Bases in New Year Outlook

Cairo dispatch says Royal Air Force units in the Middle East command carried out sweeping raids on Taranto Naples Palermo Valona and Torre Annunziata as the old year ended. Taranto was struck again with 11 bombs near targets while Naples and Palermo were attacked on Monday night and a Crotonne chemical factory was raided the same night.

Cairo Royal Air Force Middle East Taranto Naples Palermo Valona Albania Torre Annunziata Crotonne Italy

Industry Leaders Call for Unified War Effort

Walter D. Fuller, new president of the National Association of Manufacturers, urges members to aid in speeding defense and unite management, labor, and government to strengthen America. Senator Hiram Johnson, of California, supports intensive anti war propaganda to protect peace and democracy. Richard L. G. Deverall of Assumption College advocates broader property ownership as a path to economic liberty and virtuous citizenship.

New York Walter D. Fuller National Association of Manufacturers America Chicago Hiram Johnson California

Senators to Reintroduce Equal Rights Amendment

Washington AP Senator Gillette of Iowa says he will reintroduce in the new congress with Senator Bulow of South Dakota and likely Senator Brown of Michigan a constitutional amendment granting women equal rights with men.

Washington Gillette Bulow S. D Brown Mich Congress

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