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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1941

Page

13

Kluss Predicts Postwar Federation as Next Step Toward Peace

Fred Kluss of Roosevelt High School argued that a postwar federation could grow from the League of Nations framework with executive authority and regional police. He outlined a historical progression of empires and said a voluntary federation of free nations offers a lasting path to unity and peace, potentially succeeding the League.

League of Nation Fred Kliss Roosevelt High School Britain Germany Har Tide Club Brian Ustom Hetler Rissa United States South Amerca Rte Pak Cer Res Kluss United Europe Forre Naoluntary Association of Free Nations For Unity and Peace Hue Alexander Europe Socialist Internationale Russia League of Nations

City Briefs and Local Events Mix On Fragments

Various city notes report speakers at Sunshine Mission and church services, a tree light installation order, a street work directive, minor injuries from ice, skating and dance lessons, a clothing theft at Danceland, church activities, a 619 tax payment case, a lesson demonstration, a bird study by a child, a CCC unit posting, YMCA wrestling class attendance, and a college wrestling meet with local participants.

City's Census Boosts Beer Permit Minimum

The census puts the city population at 62 120, triggering state code rules to issue two more Class B beer permits. Each 500 population up to 2,500 requires one permit, with an additional permit for every further 39 pooling.

Counel Etyccurs Iing Ceday

Widow of Dodge Heir Weds Detroit Surgeon in Champaign

Annie Laurine Dodge, heir to a $25,000,000 auto fortune, married Detroit surgeon Dr William A. Lange at Emmanuel Memorial Episcopal church chapel in Champaign. She had become widow after Daniel Dodge’s death in 1938 following an explosion incident during their honeymoon on Manitoulin Island.

Dodge Detroit Chicago Annie Laurine MrDonald Dodge William A. Lange Emmanuel Memorial Episcopal Church Champaign Daniel Dodge Anternet Manitoulin Island Georgian Hay Ontario Lange

Dr. Brinkley Files Bankruptcy Petition

Dr. John R. Brinkley filed a bankruptcy petition in federal district court on Friday in San Antonio Texas. The note identifies him as an exponent of rejuvenation by goat glands.

San Antonio Tex John R. Brinkley Federal District Court

Beria Named General Commissar of State Security

Moscow AP reports Laurenti Beria, longtime commissar of domestic affairs, appointed general commissar of state security of Russia on Friday.

Moscow Laurenti Beria Russia

Franklin School Debaters to Discuss on Radio Panel

The Franklin school debaters will present a panel discussion on The Assembly Room of the Air radio program Saturday morning at 9 30 over WMT. These pupils are under the instruction of Burton Evers.

Franklin’ School WMT Burton Evers

Embezzlement probe arrests man at welding shop

Earle Henkle 28 of Center Point NE is held pending embezzlement charges brought by William Kacena owner of Kacena Welding Equipment. He was arrested at the shop Friday morning as city records note January collections totaling 1431.50 across categories including transient merchants peddling and dance halls.

Earle Henkle Center Point 19 William Kacena Kacena Welding Equipment Company Henkle Walter Miller

Theft at 700 E Avenue NW Store Reported Break-in

J Shaheen reported a break-in at his 700 E avenue NW store between 9 pm Thursday and 7 30 am Friday. Only candy, gum, and 15 pennies were taken. Entry was through a cellar window. Tom Shanahan, 15, was struck by a car driven by Hubert Walker and was not injured. Walker said Shanahan rode from a filling station on Ellis boulevard. his car swerved to avoid him and the boy was taken home.

T J Shaheen E Avenue NW Tom Shanahan W. J. Shanahan G Avenue NW Hubert Walker Walker Shanahan Ellis Boulevard

Philatelists urged to submit cancelations for new Highway Post Office

Post office bulletin urges philatelists to send cancelations to Washington D C or Harrisonburg Va by noon on Feb 9. First run on the new line with trucks loaded to handle mail will run Washington to Harrisonburg on Feb 10 designated Trip one and northbound Trip two. Detectives frightened Milo Butterfield into returning a stolen typewriter from Standard Baker after he allegedly took it Wednesday.

Washington D. C Harrisonburg George Beattie Milo Butterfield Sixth Street Standard Baker Second Street

Prices for Consecutive Days Races and Want Ads

Out-of-town want ads are payable in advance with a 10 cent surcharge for blind ads. The Gazette accepts ads by telephone mail or in person and must be received by 12 noon for same day publication and by 4 00 p.m. Saturday for Sunday.

Gazette United States Gazette Office Mary Adams David McGregors May Ginsberg Probasco Jeweler 2Nd Avenue Palace Theater Carr Ana Comfort Malnly Ambulance Service Slo The Lars Rata Jewelry & Loan Dial Reed L A. Lower's Servier Co Los Arceles Rex Low Curzure K & 1 Pharmacy Ind Podzimekse Podzimek Pharmacy 18Th Ave 2Nd Ave Sands Ist

Butterfield Confession Involves Bakery Theft Case

Butterfield owned Fitcus movi ng and took the machine back to the bakery where he was employed until two months ago. Walter Morris of 861 Oakland Ave NE will not press charges. Bert Smith, 72, of 2257 Mount Vernon Rd SE, hospitalized but in fairly good condition after two weeks illness.

Butterfield Fitcus Walter Morris Oakland Avenue NE Bert” Smith U Hospital Mount Vernon Road St Luke's Hospital Mr Smith

O. R. C. Board Buys Municipal Bonds for Insurance Dept

The Order of Railway Conductors board completed routine business at its semi annual meeting and prepared to close. It bought about $200 000 in municipal bonds for its insurance department during the session, adding to an annual investment of roughly $600 000 in such bonds.

the Order of Ralway Conductors

Charter Presentation Held For Troop No 4

Boy Scout Troop 4 sponsored by the Canopus club held its annual charter presentation and parents meeting at Harrison school. Jerome Lewis presided as troop committee member, James Manville presented the charter to Ralph Groom of the Canopus club, and Dr Richard Naibert received it from Groom. Dan Justad named scoutmaster for the coming year, replacing Arthur Nie who will leave for Camp Claiborne Louisiana with the National Guard. Nie received an achievement award and honor camper medals were given to several Scouts. Twenty rank advancements were celebrated with mothers receiving miniature rank badges.

Canopus Club Harrison School Jerome Lewis James Manville Ralph Groom Groom Richard Naibert Dan Justad Division Vic Graem Robert Carpenter Joachim Rusk Ralph Lawrence Dro Nmbert Groom Nie Waubeech Area Lee Bailey Richard Harrington Richard Lewis Frank Podaimek Joe Podzimek Robert Bednasek Donald Hutton Billy Reilly

Such Warning Seen As Most Important Words Of Fuehrer

Berlin AP reports Dienst aus Deutschland flags Hitler frontier warning as crucial. Germany aims to expand U boat warfare with more ships and personnel, while neutrals are urged not to send convoyed vessels into the English combat zone.

Berlin Dienst Ats Deutschland Adolf Hitler Germany Dienst Hitler United States

Hunters urged to pause after elk harms graves at Riverview cemetery

In Richmond Virginia the keeper of Riverview cemetery asks hunters to take a second look before shooting toward the elk statue amid recent rifle fire. The monument, erected last spring by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, was struck twice, prompting the appeal.

Richmond, Va Riverview Cemetery Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

LOST GLASSES AND LOCAL ADS IN ONE NOTICE

A community notice cites a Lost pair of white and black springer spaniel dog in case Wednesday. It lists contact numbers and advertising items including bargains, watch repairs, ambulance service, and various local services and products.

Ward Mary Given Thomas

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