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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1944

Page

14

December 1943 Utilities and Sales Totals

Telephones connected rose to 21 757 in December from 21 738 in November and 20 866 in December 1942. Electric usage reached 30 709 800 kWh, up over 2 million from November. Employment for 19 firms hit 9 962 in December, with November at 9 634. Gas consumption was 86 305 700 cu ft, up from November but below December 1942. New car sales were four in December, down from November and at five in December 1942. Real estate transfers fell to 239 in December from 264 in November, still above December 1942’s 212.

Record Postal Receipts Top December Business

The Cedar Rapids post office posted a December record of 88 196.90 in receipts, surpassing all prior Christmas rushes. Other December gains include building permits up to 48 631 and inbound car loadings rising to 4 499, with clearing house figures also advancing beyond November and December 1942 levels.

Cedar Rapids Consolidated Business Report

Army lists 543 missing in action soldiers

The War Department announced 543 U S soldiers missing in action across Asiatic, Central Pacific, European, Mediterranean and Pacific areas. Included is Second Lieutenant Milo A Raim of Cedar Rapids Iowa listed as missing in action in the European area. his mother is Mrs Rose J Raim of 1053 Seventeenth Street NE Cedar Rapids.

Washington INL War Department United States Southwest Pacific Iowa Raim Milo A Rose J. Raim Seventeenth Street Cedar Rapids Gazette

Diamond Jim Brady and Ulcer Pains Questioned

In a near tabloid aside the piece notes Diamond Jim Brady famed for voracious meals unlikely to suffer after eating pains. It advocates Uden Tablets for stomach or ulcer pains and related indigestion with a money back guarantee offering double your money back.

Diamond Jim Diamond Jim Brady

Free plane rides offered to 17-year-old cadet prospects

Civil Air Patrol announces eight army training planes will give free rides at Hunter airport Saturday and Sunday afternoons for 17-year-old boys curious about the Aircrew program. Rides require parental permission forms and can be obtained at Cedar Rapids high schools VFW or army recruiting offices.

Army Hunter Civil Air Patrol Cedar Rapids Veterans of Foreign Wars Office

Priebe and Sons Election Friday

The National Labor Relations Board regional office in Minneapolis announced an employee vote Friday at the Cedar Rapids plant of Priebe and Sons Inc to choose a bargaining agent. Voting runs noon to 1 pm with options for yes or no on Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local 170 AFL.

National Relations Board Minneapolis Priebe and Sons, Inc Cedar Rapids Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America AFL Priebe and Sons First Street

Real estate bid hearing for Linn County court sale

In Linn County District Court a report of sale by Referee Martin Hagen shows real estate sold privately to Troy M Deal for 4000 dollars. Hearing set for January 28 1944 at 2 PM at Cedar Rapids Courthouse to approve or accept higher offers.

State of Iowa Linn County Anne . Javorek County District Court of Alfred H. Schwarting Elin Heltshusen Emma Sanderseld Henry D. Baack John F Basch Anna Heitshusen Sophie Folkmann Adeline Maas Ella Heltshusen Hilda Haren Dick GC. Baack District Court Martin Hagen Troy M. Deal District Court of Iowa Cedar Rapids Anid Real Estate Homestead Harold 3B Claypool Williamsburg

Graduation Exercises To Honor 185 Seniors

Roosevelt Wilson McKinley and Franklin high schools plan graduation Thursday at 8 p m in Memorial Coliseum. Dr Irwin J Lubbers will address Today’s Youth and Tomorrow’s World. Deamer introduces. Diplomas by principals Tracy, Kluss, Paxson and Hallman. combined orchestra performs under Ruth Mueller.

Roosevelt Wilson McKinley Franklin Memorial Coliseum Irwin J. Lubbers Central College Pella Arthur J. Deamer Grant F. Anderson Pierre A. Tracy Fred J. Kluss W. L. Paxson M. S. Hallman

Christmas Day in a French Village Brightens North Africa

Pfc. Lawrence H. Gray of Cedar Rapids describes a Christmas spent with a French postmaster and family near his North African camp. He recalls coffee, a cordial welcome, a two hour visit with dinner and French hospitality, and his effort to speak French amid multilingual conversation. A later V-mail notes a New Year dinner with the same hosts.

Pfc Lawrence H. Gray Cedar Rapids North Africa Second Avenue SE Schrader

Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company Dissolved by Stockholder Vote

Notice states the Iowa corporation Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company distributed its net assets to stockholders and dissolved by unanimous vote on December 1 1943. The business was acquired by Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company, a limited partnership. Dated December 1 1943. GEO now W Hearn president L B Stevenson secretary and treasurer Margaret L Hearn treasurer.

Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company Iowa Corporation Said Corporation Hearn-Stevenson, Motor Company W Hearn L. B

Details of New Superfortress Revealed for First Time

Chicago reports on the Boeing B-29 Superfortress described by Gen. H. H. Arnold as a major improvement over the B-17G and B-24 Liberator. The craft features remote controlled waist guns, chin turret, tricycle landing gear, a 141 foot wingspan, 250 mph at 25 000 feet, and a bomb load up to 17 500 pounds for 1 000 miles.

Chicago Chicago Sun H. H. Arnold Army Air Forces

Occupation Troop Strength in Norway

About 400000 Nazi occupation troops controlled Norway's roughly 3 000 008 population. The large force underscores harsh suppression and steady presence during the occupation period.

Norway

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