Weather table for Cedar Rapids to New York
Readable weather table lists highs and lows for cities including Cedar Rapids Boston Sioux City Washington Omaha New Orleans Charles City Bismarck Des Moines Dubuque Chicago Davenport Pittsburgh New York with numbers for highs and lows. The data shows a mix of warm days and cool nights across several regional locations.
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Cedar Rapids
Boston
Sioux City
Washington
Omahs
New Orleans
Charles City
Bismarck
Des Moines
Detroit
Dubuque
Chicago
Davenport
Pittsburgh
New York
Justice of Peace Count Sentences Foster in Eddyville
Aaron Foster of Eddyville was sentenced by Justice H R Churchill to 30 days in county jail for intoxication. The sentence was suspended for 30 days in December on a muttimus issued by the justice.
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Aaron Foster
Eddyville
H. R. Churchill
Local Obituaries Report Three Deaths Nearby
William Murphy aged 77 died at his home five miles west of Cedar Rapids at 10 p.m. Saturday. Mrs Antonie Sova aged 68 died at her home 1744 Mt Vernon avenue SE at 4:05 a.m. Monday. Duane H Hughes aged 36 died at his home 716 Tenth street NW at 12:55 p.m. Monday.
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William Murphy
Cedar Rapids
Antonie Sova
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Duane H Hughes
Tenth Street
Fire incidents reported at multiple city locations
Sunday at 3:37 PM a roof fire on 1544 C Avenue NE Heald Bowser triggered a general alarm. A defective stove caused kitchen grease fire at 4th Street Eighth Avenue SW. Monday at 7:23 AM overheated carbon in a dryer caused a small fire at Penick and Ford plant. An 8:09 AM chimney fire occurred at 815 Second Avenue SW Frank Yancik Company No. 2.
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C Avenue NE
Heald Bowser
Eighth Avenue
E. H. Denison
Penick and Ford
Second Avenue
Frank Yancik
Company No. 2
Police Court Fines Hit Local Offenders in Disturbing the Peace
Miles Landis 49 of 516 Eighth Avenue SE fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace of his family. Melvin Daywitt 29 of Stanwood fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Ted Kasner Jr 1414 Avenue NE fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Richard Wink 52 of 812 Daniels Street NE fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace of his family. Norbert Hemmer Monticello fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. RV Buresh 217 Fifth Avenue SW fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding 45. John Nedrow Marion surrendered license 25 days for speeding 44. Charles Booth Central hotel fined 1 dollar and costs for blocking a sidewalk with a truck.
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Miles Landis
Eighth Avenue SE
Melvin Daywitt
Stanwood
Ted Kasner, Jr
Avenue NE
Richard Wink
Daniels Street
Norbert Hemmer
Monticello
RV. Buresh
Fifth Avenue
John Nedrow
Marion
Charles Booth
Central Hotel
Local Hospital Births Include Multiple January Signings
Mercy hospital reports newborns for the Aldridges in 713 Third Ave SW and the Suchomels in 1922 E Street SW with Jan 25 dates, plus Card in Marion and Rinderknecht in Dubuque. St Luke's lists a son for Schamel in 1324 L Avenue NE and for Carlson at 879 Twelfth Street with Jan 24 dates.
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Mercy
L Avenue
Leo Carlson
Twelfth Street
Local Birth Announcements Many Daughters Reported
NE born Jan 24 to Mr and Mrs Harry Julsgard at 1569 First Avenue SE. A daughter born Jan 25 to Mr and Mrs Edward Kinzie of Robins. A daughter born Jan 25 to Mr and Mrs Prentiss Folag of Norway. A son born Jan 26 to Mr and Mrs Edwin Hunter Jr of Lansdowne Fa. Hunter is formerly Ann Douglass of Cedar Rapids.
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Harry Julsgard
First Avenue
Edward Kinzie
Robins
Prentiss Folag
Norway
Edwin Hunter, Jr
Lansdowne, Fa
Hunter
Ann Douglass
Cedar Rapids
MacArthur repels Japanese assault at Bat an stronghold
MacArthur’s forces at Batan mount a counterattack on the Japanese left flank after a northeast push from Subic bay. 155 mm artillery concentrates fire, sending Japanese troops into disarray and leaving supplies and hundreds of dead on the battlefield. A remaining U.S. fighter force, including a Curtiss P-40, engages enemy aircraft despite limited air cover.
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Subic Bay
MacArthur
Balanga
Japan
Frank Hewlett
United Press
Batan
Hewlett
Urges Immediate Repeal Of New Auto Use Tax
The Keystone Automobile Club in Philadelphia calls for the immediate repeal of the new $5 automobile use tax. It denounces the levy as discriminatory and prone to abuse and warns it could pave the way for higher federal, state, and local automotive taxes.
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Philadelphia
Keystone Automobile Club
Keystone
Batan Defenders Foil Jap Tricks With Password Test
US Army garrison at Batan peninsula repels Japanese ruses as sentry Passwords using L heavy sounds reveal impostors. Night firecrackers and flashless powder hinder detection, but American and Filipino troops stay unshaken amid heavy fighting and many dead on no mans land.
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No Man’s Land
Beals Return From 10 Day New York City Visit
City brief notes Mr and Mrs Ray H Beals of 2012 Meadowbrook drive SE have returned home after a ten day stay in New York City. Also announced is a church Bible study at 8 p m Tuesday by the Seventh Day Adventist church 1208 First avenue NW with pictures on China to be shown. A Glow Room cooking school at 2 15 p m Tuesday by the Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co formerly Cedar Rapids Gas Co. Also public notices that Train No 6 will depart Union Station at 1 am for Chicago with the Cedar Rapids sleeper ready for occupancy at 9 30 pm at the depot.
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Ray H Beals
Meadowbrook Drive
New York City
Seventh Day Adventist Church
First Avenue NW
China
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Union Station
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Milwaukee executive to speak at Cedar Rapids life underwriters luncheon
John H. Jamieson of Milwaukee manager of field training for Northwestern Mutual Life and former vice president of the sales research bureau will address the Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters at the Wednesday noon luncheon at the Montrose hotel.
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John H. Jamieson
Milwaukee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sales Research Bureau
Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters
Montrose Hotel
Cub Pack 24 Hosts Regular Meeting at Garfield School
Cub Pack 24 holds its regular monthly meeting at Garfield School Wednesday evening with a 7:30 business meeting. A potluck supper is provided. families should bring sandwiches china silverware and one covered dish. Den 3 leads the entertainment. coffee served. All parents and friends invited.
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Cub Pack 24
Garfield School
Den 3
Tow Family On 10 Day Furlough From Camp Wheeler
Lieut. and Mrs. Keith Tow and their son Allen are on a 10 day furlough visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids Norway and Gar win. In Cedar Rapids they see Mrs. Tow's sisters Mrs. Wayne Stookey and Mrs. Harold Temple man. They plan to leave Wednesday for Camp Wheeler Macon Ga where Mr. Tow is stationed.
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Keith Tow
Allen
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Garwin
Tow
Wayne Stookey
Bayvenue
Harold Templeman
C Avenue
Mr. Tow
Camp Wheeler
Macon
San Quentin Prison Orchestra Debuts Radio Series
The San Quentin, California, prison orchestra opened a run of weekly radio programs on Sunday night with their rendition of Time On My Hands.
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San Quentin, Calif
San Quentin Prison
Ship Sunk After Torpedo Attack Near Sea Isle City
Dr. Alexander Stuart says crew members saw three submarines near the U S vessel before the first torpedo hit. The ship sank after three torpedoes, with an internal explosion reported. Captain Karl Horne of Philadelphia said the ship belonged to the Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission of New York.
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Alexander Stuart
Sea Isle City
Navy
Stuart
Karl Horne
Philadelphia
Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission
New York City
Norwegian tanker torpedoed sinks. 36 dead
In the Atlantic a Norwegian tanker was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine. On arrival at an Eastern Canadian port five survivors reported Sunday night that 36 men perished. The dead include 31 Norwegians, two Britons, one Canadian, and two Portuguese East Indians.
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Atlantic
Mary Livingstone Faints On Benny Radio Show
Mary Livingstone wife of Jack Benny fainted at the end of the Sunday night program. She had been ill with a sinus infection for a week and was cared for by a physician after collapsing on stage while Benny finished the show.
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Hollywood
Mary Livingstone
Jack Benny
Benny
Red Cross Notes and College Club Aid Signals Community Help
McKinley junior high seventh graders budget income to fund yarn for refugee children. Red Cross pins by Malvina Hoffman gain popularity as coats display them. Hal Sheridan offers Paramount Theatre space for small groups. College club members assist with the Red Cross war fund, civilian defense reports 30 volunteers. Two new Clara Barton biographies appear in the public library, in high demand.
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Red
College Club
Red Cross War Fund
Clara Barton
The
Red Cross
Jeanette Nolan
Mildred Pace
Carole Lombard Bonds Proposed in Defense Fund Drive
Representative Ludlow of Indiana proposed naming a new issue of defense bonds the Carole Lombard victory bonds to honor the late actress for her work in promoting defense bond sales before her death in a plane crash.
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Washington
INS
Ludlow
D-Ind
Halligan Sees Halt Ahead for Voluntary Army Enlistments
Col. Frank B. Halligan, head of Iowa's selective service board, told a Rotary Club audience that voluntary enlistments would be halted to keep essential workers in industry and to place the right men where they aid the war effort most. He argued selective service offers a systematic, better organized path to building the army.
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Frank B. Halligan
Selective Service Board For
Iowa
Halligan
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Deaths: Earle Murphy longtime county farmer at 10 p.m.
Earle Murphy died after a short illness at his Cedar Rapids area home five miles west of Cedar Rapids at 10 p.m Saturday. Born January 17 1865 in La Salle he lived in the county since boyhood. Survived by wife Margaret McNulty Murphy, several children, sister Miss Mary Murphy, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Patrick's Fairfax with burial in St Patrick's cemetery. Body at Brady chapel then home for visitation.
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William Murphy
Cedar Rapids
la Salle
Margaret McNulty Murphy
Emmett
Milo Krob
Solon
Forrest Jedlicka
Tipton
Fort Des Moines
Bernard
Hughes Rites Pending For Cedar Rapids Man
Duane H. Hughes 36 died at 1 55 p m Monday after a two month illness. Born in Viola May 8 1905 he lived 13 years in Cedar Rapids and seven in Marion. He was a welder for Cherry Burrell and is survived by wife Marian L daughter Patricia Leon son John Robert mother Mrs Minnie Hughes Marion sister Mrs Earl Weaver Marion brother Wilbert Cedar Rapids three half brothers Ralph Walter Frank. Body at Janeba funeral home pending arrangements.
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Duane H. Hughes
Tenth Street
Viola
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Cherry-Burrell Company
Marian L
Patricia Leon
John Robert
Minnie Hughes
Earl Weaver
Wilbert
Ralph Hughes
Walter Hughes
Alburnett
Frank Little
Janeba Funeral Home
Mrs Antonie Sova Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Antonie Sova died at 4.05 a.m. Monday at her home 1744 Mt Vernon Ave SE after a long illness. Born in Bohemia on April 19, 1873, she lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years. Survived by four sons Joseph Rudolph James and Frank all of Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending. Friends may call at the Barta chapel.
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Antonie Sova
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Anton
Mary Barta
Joseph
Rudolph
James
Frank
Pomnenka Viasti Lodge
Barta Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs George H Knauer
Mrs George H Knauer dies in local hospital Saturday. Funeral in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev Floyd H Weed and Rev Thomas C Collister. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Honorary pallbearers: Mark Daywilt William Hickman Joseph Kacer Charles Nelson Isaac Brown Fred Samak.
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George H Knauer
Turner Chapel
Floyd H. Weed
Methodist Church
Decorah
Thomas C. Collister
Cedar Rapids
Linwood Cemetery
Mark Daywilt
William Hickman
Joseph Kacer
Charles Nelson
Isaac Brown
Fred Samak
Joseph Novotny Funeral Planned in South Dakota
Funeral services for Joseph Novotny former Cedar Rapids resident who died near Castle Rock South Dakota will be conducted by Reverend Ludvik Burian. Burial at the Bohemian National Cemetery is scheduled for 2 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Joseph Novotny
Cedar Rapids
Castle Rock
S. D
Ludvik Burian
Bohemian National Cemetery
Malta Shakeup as Leatham Appointed Flag Officer
Vice Admiral Ralph Leatham, commander in chief of Britain's East Indies station, was named flag officer in charge of Malta. He succeeds Vice Admiral Wilbraham T. R. Ford, who becomes admiral and commander in chief at Rosyth in the Firth of Forth.
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London
INS
Ralph Leatham
Britain
East Indies
Malta
Wilbraham T. R. Ford
Rosyth
Firth of Forth
Record Bill Carries 17 Billion Navy Budget to House Floor
A $17,722,565,474 naval appropriation bill, largest in history, was approved by the House Appropriations Committee and sent to the House floor. It allocates $13,430,339,974 for 1943 and $4,292,225,500 in supplemental funds, with major increases in ships and sea power and aims at unquestioned supremacy of the seas. Admiral Stark testified the fleet must be ready and described the objectives to gain sea control, destroy enemy commerce, and support allied forces.
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Washington
United States
House Appropriations Committee
House
Harold R. Stark
Stark
Bureau of Aeronautics
Europe
Lend Lease Post to Lewis Douglas Rejoins Government
Lewis W. Douglas, Roosevelt budget chief and brain trust member, returns to government work as associate of Averell Harriman to speed war goods flow to London. He plans to join Harriman in London after familiarizing himself with the lend-lease setup here.
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Washington
INS
Lewis W. Douglas
Roosevelt
W Averell Harriman
London
Douglas
Life Insurance
Harriman
Brain Trust
White House
Analysis of War Era Command Decisions in Critical Reports
Commentators from The Washington Times-Herald The Washington Post and The New York Times discussed a commission's report on wartime supply failures and the lack of preparation. Critics blamed Washington officials for negligence alongside criticized naval leaders for insufficient foresight and planning.
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Washington Times-Herald
Knox
Stimson
Washington Post
Commission
Washington
The
New York Times
Kimmel
Short
New York Herald-Tribune
Jeanne Kavanaugh Signs Roosevelt Name on Documents Daily
Jeanne Kavanaugh signs President Roosevelt's name to hundreds of government documents each working day, according to the report. Her routine involves authenticating official papers as part of a daily clerical task connected to the administration.
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Jeanne Kavanaugh
President Roosevelt
Council Delays Action On Beer Permit Change
Safety Commissioner Wes Bend esh presented an application for the transfer of a class B beer permit to the city council. The request by Frank J. Krahk for a tavern transfer from 115 F avenue NW to 1100 First street SW was tabled until next Thursday. No objections to the transfer have been received.
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Wes Bendesh
Frank J. Krahk
F Avenue NW
Kralik
First Street
Gillette opposes Hatch Act exemption for dollar a year men
Senator Gillette of Iowa warned in the senate that exempting dollar a year volunteers and non compensated federal officials from the Hatch Act would be a fatal mistake. He challenged a war powers bill provision defended by Senators O Mahoney and Austin that would waive the act restrictions for such volunteers.
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Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Federa
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Austin
R-Vt
Congressmen Laud MacArthur's Work
Congress paused to honor Gen Douglas MacArthur on his sixty second birthday. Majority Leader McCormack praised his resolve and leadership in the Philippines and in his forces. Representative Fish commended the heroic stand of American and Filipino soldiers and sent congratulations and gratitude.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
McCormack
House
Fish
R+N.Y
CIO Board Urges Raises Be Sought
The CIO executive board adopted a resolution urging affiliated CIO unions to demand a substantial wage increase in current negotiations. The move aims to offset rising living costs and higher taxes.
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New York
CIO
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