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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1942

Page

4

Young April well received at Wilson

The Wilson Drama Guild premiered Young April to the largest Wilson senior play audience yet. Catharine Morgan starred as Mrs McIntyre with Mary Kay Angerer as Terry, plus strong turns by Earl Beck Roy Bonham and Mary Berger. Cast included Carroll Wilson Wilma Wilson Leon Lova and others as a lively ensemble with a high school orchestra providing music. Directed by Pierre A. Tracy and Mary Ann Suma led the musical portion.

April Wilson Drama Guild Wilson Marjorie Rosena Laureen Martin Elsie Marjorie Stolba Diane Arlene Dvorak Pauline Myers Terry Hommy Omar Dick Wallace George Clifford Johnson Arthur Koehler Bob Ilen Chick Sheronick Dale Krumm Pierre A. Tracy Wilson High School Mary Ann Suma J. B

Chinese Repulse of Japanese at Hwaiyang Forces 400 Casualties

Chinese military headquarters reported Japanese troops were surrounded at Hwaiyang in Henan and repulsed with 400 casualties as they attempted to break Chinese lines. The report coincides with a note that in the quarter ended June 30, 1940 the United States imported 192 423 pounds of corn oil.

United States

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna Ad With Syrup Pepsin

An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin for constipation relief. It claims to awaken lazy bowels and soothe the stomach using a senna laxative with pepsin, suitable for adults and children and recommended by doctors.

Dr. Caldwell Dr Caldwell

May Subtract Gas Tax Payments On Income Tax Form

Iowa motorists may deduct payments from 1941 gasoline tax and other state fees on federal returns. Rhoades of the Motor Club of Iowa notes deductions also cover registration and driver’s license costs, and travel through many states. Federal gasoline and other excise taxes are not deductible.

Davenport Iowa R. E. Rhoades The Motor Club of Iowa Bureau of Internal Revenue A.A A. National Motor Club of Uncle Sam

Mayors Form Civil Defense Unit in Clayton County

Clayton County mayors convened in Elkader and elected J F Walter of McGregor as chair, W W Davidson of Elkader as vice chair, and C E MecCarron of Strawberry Point as secretary. Sheriff E C Carlson becomes ex officio member to unite 18 towns in local defense efforts aiding state and national wartime work.

Mcgregor Clayton County Elkader J. F. Walter W. W. Davidson C. E. Mec Carron Strawberry Point E. C. Carlson Walter Said Ben F Overbeck Luana C. E. Lovett Volga City C. H. Peters Edgewood G. L. Gifford Elkport H C

Courthouse Records File Bank and Flying Eagles Groups

Articles of Incorporation filed in Linn County for Exchange State Bank of Springville with capital stock of 25000 and officers including Margaret J Emmons as president and George F Miller as vice president. Flying Eagles formed to promote flying with Don Sigmund as president and treasurer and other officers. John Shadle ordered to show cause for contempt of court. former divorcees allege failure to pay court-ordered support of 40 dollars monthly for two minors.

Exchange State Bank of Springville Linn County Recorder's Margaret J Emmons George F. Miller Cedar Rapids Samuel James O. J. Emmons Donald H. Colehour Colehour T. M. Ingersoll Flying Eagles Don Sigmund Don Armstrong Forest Moffit

Walter Pleaded After Drunk Driving Charge Arraignment

Harry Walter pleaded after noon arraignment before Judge G K Thompson on a drunk driving charge. A citizen reported a car without lights driving erratically on Ellis Boulevard NW, leading to Walter's arrest by police on Saturday.

Harry Walter G. K. Thompson Walter Ellis Boulevard

Will of Irving Padley Admitted to Probate in District Court

The will of Irving Padley who died Jan 9 was admitted to probate in district court Wednesday. Padley was vice president and secretary of the Otis Padley company and left his entire estate to his wife. The Merchants National Bank named executor without bond. Louise Hanes was granted $100 per month separate maintenance from Charles Hanes by Judge C. J. Haas in district court Thursday. Mrs Hanes also received custody of a minor adopted child. The couple were married May 11 1935 in Monmouth Illinois.

John Shadle J E. Heiserman Harriet Shadle Shadle Irving Padley Padley Otis Padley Company Merchants National Bank Louise Hanes Charles Hanes C. J. Haas

Hull Seals Connally’s Argentina Criticism From Public

Secretary Cordell Hull classified Senator Tom Connally remarks as unofficial and not government views. The move blocks the criticism from reaching the Argentine public as official Argentine decrees bar foreign broadcasts.

Washington Cordell Hull Tom Connally D-Tex Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hull Connally Argentina

State Department Flags Connally Remark on Argentina Policy

Hull moved quickly after Connally’s press conference remark that Argentina seeks a unified anti Axis stand while "gambling" between red and black. State department officials winced at the timing amid U S efforts at the Inter American conference in Rio to solidify an anti Axis front.

Hull Connally Argentina Western Hemisphere State Department Rio de Janeiro

Senator Gillette defends grits amid white corn shortage

Senator Gillette of Iowa urged farm officials to boost white corn production near milling centers as acres shrink and hybrid yellow corn rises in use. He noted millers pay premiums for white corn while demand for grits remains high and called for guidance to farmers on a new hybrid white seed to raise yields.

Washington Gillette Iowa

Old Auto Bodies To Be Left In City Dump To Prevent Soil Erosion

City councilmen on Thursday rejected a salvage bid and decided to leave discarded automobile bodies at the dump near Van Vechten park. Park Commissioner Ed Stefan said the junk is needed to prevent soil erosion at the dump, despite reports of a salvage need.

van Vechten Park J. H. Frank Ed Stefan

Plan Commission Reelects Officers for 1942

City plan commission members reelected officers for 1942. T. R. Warriner serves as chairman, C. T. Hickok as vice president, and Kate Terry Loomis as secretary. They approved a draft of zoning maps by E. P. Boynton and ordered public hearings. Preliminary plats for two lots in Richmond's second addition, owned by Roy Choate, were approved.

City Plan Commission T. R R. Warriner C. T. Hickok Kate Terry Loomis E. P. Boynton Richmond Roy Choate

Girl 16 Held Here Could Lead To Charges

A 16 year old girl from Greeley Iowa was held by local juvenile authorities after she signed a statement accusing several men living in and near Manchester. Police said the girl would be returned to Manchester and the statement sent to the county attorney where possible felony charges against the men may be pursued. The information was described as evidence the men contributed to the delinquency of a minor.

Greeley Iowa Manchester

Byers Files Candidacy for State Senator Seat

Frank C. Byers Cedar Rapids attorney and Linn county representative candidate announces bid for state senate at Republican primaries. A robber prevented by Martha Kund's resistance at Ted's Hat Store when a bandit struck her with a bottle. Two oil portraits gifted to Cornell College by Margaret Hamilton Waterlow wife of Sir Sidney Waterlow.

Frank C. Byers Cedar Rapids Linn County Martha Kund Ted Third Street Cornell College Margaret Hamilton Margaret Waterlow Sidney Waterlow London

Miss Marguerite Vernimont Debuts in He Who Gets Slapped

Miss Marguerite Vernimont formerly of Cedar Rapids now dancing appears as a ballet girl in He Who Gets Slapped at A. W McGregor home on 1910 B avenue today.

Marguerite Vernimont Cedar Rapids A. W McGregor B Avenue

Fire department endures busy day with multiple blazes

The force battled five roof fires, two chimney fires and a back-draft fire today and last night, causing substantial damage. A frigid wave kept temperatures around five below zero. Frank Simon of the Central fire station was promoted to captain and assigned to station 3 on Thirteenth street and B avenue.

Frank Simon Central Fire Station Thirteenth Street B Avenue

The Girl From Rector's Heads Greene’s Opera House

Plans announced for a Fidelity building to rise on the old city hall site at Third avenue and Second street. The six story structure, 120 by 140 feet, will be developed by the Fidelity Land Company led by E. E Higley and S Armstrong.

Rector’s Greene's Opera House Fidelity Third Avenue Second Street City Hall Fidelity Land Company E. E Higley S Armstrong

Vaudeville Juggling Act At Chicago Academy Reported

Congressman James W Good and C. C Slapmecka of Cedar Rapids hold principal stock in a venture. Slapmecka, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, performs a juggling act at the Academy of Music in Chicago per city reports.

James W Good C. C Slapmecka Cedar Rapids Chicago Cubs Sis Academy of Music At Chicago

Scouts Elect Officers in Mt Vernon Troop 40

At a reorganization meeting for Troop 40 in Mt Vernon Scouts elected officers. Bobcat patrol leaders Jimmie Grilette and Dick Koch and scribe Everett Boots. Panther patrol leaders Laverne Collins and Delmer Luettjohann and scribe Vernon Junettjohann. Beaver patrol leaders Maurice Farr and Robbie Thompson and scribe Phelps Manning. Richard Richter and Dean Lusted named as assistants to Scoutmaster Roger Decker.

MT. Vernon Troop No 40 Bobcat Jimmie Grilette Dick Koch Everett Boots Scribe Panther Laverne Collins Delmer Luettjohann Vernon Junettjohann Beaver Maurice Farr Robbie Thompson Phelps Manning Richard Richter Dean Lusted Ang Roger Decker

Local A&P Promises Supreme Quality “Super Right” Meats

The A&P stores guarantee that “Super Right” meats meet excellent grades of genuine quality. The claim emphasizes high standards and consistent selection across the product line. Consumers are urged to seek the “Super Right” label for trusted meat quality.

Happy Housewives A&p

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