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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1941

Page

12

Linn county raises salaries for 36 workers and bailiffs

Linn supervisors approved annual salary increases totaling 83 420 for 36 county employees plus a 50 cent day raise for court bailiffs when in session. Top pay goes to County Engineer William H Behrens at 3 120, with many clerks and attendants receiving monthly increases and specific office pay scales listed.

Linn Supervisors William 4H. Behrens Thomas McAllen W C. Brownell Grace Bleakly R. R Jordan Walter Shupp William H Behrens F. E. Buckner H. A. Gillette J. L. Bigger D A. Peterson D. C. Klink W. C. Brownell H. R. Koob F. F. Frederick Linn C. L. Peterson Dewey Alexander R M_ Clark K. E. Graver W. A. Peterson William H Bleakly R. R. Jordan Clara Fellows Dorcas Dean William Peterman Alwine Peterman Erma Rompot Zeta Stevenson Constance Sawyer Mary Wright Clarence Hiebert Joe Havlik Alice Smith Jennie Mote Vance Newhouse Charles Wadden William Muir H. C. Adams L. H. Griffin Lottie Melichar Merritt R. Heath Nina N. Hersch Helen E. Clark Gertrude Benecke

County Officials OK Salaries and Allocations in 1941 Budget

County funds approve salaries for Buchan and deputies plus jailers clerks and office staff with listed amounts, and set 40 cent hourly extra pay cap. Appointments of Minnie Johnson Verona Hayette as clerks in Auditor Vesely's office approved. Tax collection reports from three justices of the peace accepted and an $80 compromise on Horak Pharmacy taxes noted. Marion real estate lease of 45 acres to Anna Pospisil for one year with Scout retreat caveat. Purchase of new Caterpillar tractors approved.

Minnie Johnson Verona Hayette Robert Vesely Anna Pospisil Marion

Voice of Mrs Lookhoff Praised In Coe College Recital

Grace Huddle Lookhoff debuted a full recital at Sinclair Memorial chapel, Coe college, Tuesday night. The program impressed listeners with her fresh tone and refined interpretation, building on earlier favorable notices for the new instructor.

Grace Huddle Lookhoff Coe College Sinclair Memorial Chapel Mrs. Lockhofff

Nominations Open For Queen Of 1941 Icecapade

Cedar Rapids seeks a queen for the Winter Sports club Ice capade of 1941. Candidates aged 16 to 25 from Cedar Rapids or within a 60 mile radius may enter with a photo. Balloting runs five days after Jan 25 opening. winner presides over the show. Haven Simmons chairs the committee.

Nomination Blank For Cedar Rapids Ice Carnival Queen

A nomination form for the Ice Carnival Queen requires a recent photo. Contestants must be between 1 and 25 years old and reside within Cedar Rapids and a sixty mile trade radius. Entries close Saturday noon January 18 1941 sent to the Chamber of Commerce Cedar Rapids Iowa with name age address city and telephone.

Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Iowa

Notable vocalist shines with musical support

Mrs Lockhoff stands out as the excellent vocalist with a balanced artistry and strong vitality. Eleanor Taylor provides thoughtful piano accompaniment while Kathleen Check and Grant Rasmussen lead a string quartet with Leota Becking and Wilbur Bakehouse. Audience reaction shows strong appreciation.

Social Security Account Holders Allowed to Check Records

The Social Security Board offers wage earners a yearly chance to obtain a statement of wages credited to their account. John W. Donnelly of Cedar Rapids says 50 million accounts exist, and the card request option aids workers in verifying their Old Age and Survivors Insurance records.

Social Security Board John W Donnelly Federal Building Cedar Rapids John J Corson Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance Social Security Field

Board Form Sealed Mail Request For Social Security Account

A worker is instructed to fill out a board form and mail it or write a letter requesting the same. The text notes that the worker must provide his name address social security number and date of birth to identify the account. A reply is received in a sealed envelope.

Ice Storm Victim Sees Car Hit Twice by Trucks

C W Peeples, 27, of 326 Third Street SW, escaped serious injury after two trucks rear and front clipped his 1937 coupe in front of his home. Sergt Howard Walsh witnessed the second collision as Peeples stepped out. Peeples asked what to do, joking he might park the car under his bed.

C. W. Peeples Third Street Peeples Sergt Howard Walsh Walsh

Report on bone mending with nails wires and metal

New Orleans AP reports that nails screws wires and steel bands are used increasingly to mend broken bones. Surgeons say the method avoids heavy plaster casts and braces, letting patients recover sooner, though safety under war conditions requires properly equipped hospitals.

New Orleans American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Clay Ray Murray New York

Peace After War Urged by Iowa Church Leader

About 24 Cedar Rapids presbytery ministers heard Fred J Kluss of Roosevelt High School argue for a just postwar peace built on scholarly plans. Rev James B Hodgson and others spoke, warning against negotiated peace and predicting fallout from a Hitler victory.

Cedar Rapids James B Hodgson Coe College Hodgson Europe Kluss Narivassal Hitler

Church Leader Urges Progressive Tone to Solve Problems

The Rev. Joseph W. Gray Jr of Mount Vernon closed Tuesday morning meeting urging cultivation of virtue and a progressive church to foster an atmosphere for solving democratic governance problems. He argued democracy fails not by its form but by vision and will.

Joseph W. Gray, Jr Mount Vernon

Iowa U Students Perform Acts at Legion Meeting

Hanford post of the American Legion hosted Iowa university students at Memorial Coliseum Armory Tuesday night. Under Bill Sener as master of ceremonies the Swing Kids Norman Gold and Rosina Alexander performed shag dancing and other acts.

Hanford Post The American Legion Memorial Coliseum Armory Iowa University Bill Sener Norman Gold Rosina Alexander Swing Kids

Walter Rouzer and Willie in a ventriloquist act

Jud. Cook tap dancer and the Four Cents a barbershop quartet performed at the posts New Years party. Members listed include Larry Geuber Paul Jeaundell Robert Katschkowsk and Everett Hogan Colar. Motion pictures by C P Carls Spence were shown. Dan Kruidenter reported post membership at 900 and urged action to reach over 1,000. An average of four earthquakes occur daily on Japan.

Walter Rouzer Willie Cook Larry Geuber Paul Jeaundell Robert Katschkowsk Everett Hogan Colar C P Carls Spence Dan Kruidenter

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