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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1941

Page

22

Vichy Allows French Volunteers to Fight Communists

The Vichy government authorized French volunteers to join the European fight against communism both in occupied and free zones. Volunteer divisions were proposed in Paris, led by Eugene Deloncle and Jacques Doriot, with about 14 500 men. Russian officials and staff left France for port on the Mediterra nean coast amid the Russian break with France.

Vichy France Russia Spain Germany Dimitri Bogomolov Port Vendres Mediterranean Paris Eugene Deloncle Dagoulards Jacques Doriot Bogomolov Portugal United States

Bungalow canning school Wednesday at two

City briefs report a bungalow canning school set for Wednesday at two. Advertisements note Private First Class Robert N. Smith of the 136th medical regiment at Camp Claiborne visits Cedar Rapids parents.

Robert N. Smith Co. H 136Th Medical Regiment Camp Claiborne Mrs. C. J. Smith Seventeenth Street

Reich Radio Claims British Plan to Invade Spain

New York dispatch reports German Reich Radio stating Britain violated the Spanish frontier and plans an invasion. The broadcaster alleged RAF reconnaissance over Spain and warned of imminent action, noting German prewar technique of accusing others first.

Reich Radio Spain Britain New York Ins CBS Great Britain R.A.F

Publisher Carl Anderson Dies After Lie Detector Test

Chicago dispatch reports Carl Anderson a 56 year old Nebrask a editor and publisher killed himself after a lie detector test in Omaha related to the death of his wife Evelyn 57. Autopsy showed blunt force injuries to Evelyn and testimony suggested foul play. Police cited circumstantial evidence including a deed to a store building and a $1000 life policy as factors in the case. Alfred, the publisher's 29 year old son, was listed among related details.

Chicago INS Carl Anderson Anderson Litchfield Neb Evelyn Omaha Earl Hancock Sherman County Nebraska Ee Eee Alfred

Congress Ends Session After Record One Session Appropriations

Congress recesses after approving 32.6 billion in a single session and 4.29 billion in one day. Major new sums go to Labor, Agriculture, Relief, and Defense programs. total surpasses the 1919 record. The session closed with the fiscal year ending at midnight Monday.

Washington Congress Labor Labor Department Commodity Credit Corporation

Vacation in Jail for Reckless Driving Case

Leonard Fuller, a local youth, chose jail over paying a traffic fine after pleading not guilty to reckless driving at Vinton. Judge Ruhl set seven days to serve, with $25 fine and costs, while officers found Fuller with $50 cash and noted the jail sentence as his vacation.

Webster Leonard Fuller Vinton Fuller John A. Ruhl Jim Gildroy Gildroy Norway Road Ruhl

Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi Valley July First to Fifth

Extended forecast shows temperatures near to slightly below normal with a cool start and gradual warming to normal or slightly above by period end. Rainfall expected to be moderate and concentrated early in the period. The note also states the Indian rhinoceros costs about $18 000 in the United States.

Mississippi Valley United States

Second peacetime draft registration underway in 1941

About 750,000 youths aged 21 were to register as the second peacetime muster of manpower. Clerks in 6,500 local selective service offices processed melon colored cards as about 200,000 new registrants joined roughly 16 million already registered. A draft lottery date was not set, likely in the last two weeks of the month, with an estimated 1,000 numbers to be drawn and a two hour completion time.

Washington Selective Service Board Army

Chutists terrorize Iasi in street fighting with Axis forces

Iasi, Romania, faced bombardment and street battles as Russian parachute troops armed with heavy machine guns and mortars attacked the town. Axis forces engaged them in intense street fighting, according to the Iasi correspondent of Messaggero reported Tuesday.

Rome Iasi Messaggero

Sleep Walker Leads Officers To Stolen Cash

MACON GA AP A 24 year old railway mail clerk Henry Leonard Chancey faced mail theft charges after he, while apparently asleep, guided detectives to $30,000 in stolen cash. He waived a preliminary hearing and claimed sleepwalking as the culprit. Detectives Britt and McCallum reported that after handling part of a Federal Reserve cash shipment, Chancey led them to his farm eight miles away and pointed them to the cash.

Macon Henry Leonard Chancey G. C. Britt L. B. McCallum Chancey Federal Reserve

Prisoner Recalls Money Stashed in Shallow Hole

In a terse report a inmate described hiding cash in a shallow hole and later claimed amnesia about the nocturnal trip. Authorities noted the clothing and scene matched his account, but investigators seek corroboration.

Marengo and Cedar Rapids Nuptials Reported

The article describes Dorothy Fritz of Marengo marrying Carol Erland of Van Horne in St Patrick's rectory Cedar Rapids. Dorothy, daughter of Albert and Elizabeth Fritz, is a Norway High School graduate and attended the University of Iowa. Carol is the son of Chester and Mrs Erland and a Newhall High School alumnus. The couple planned a Sunday afternoon shower in honor of the bride.

Hazleton Louella Nelson L. C. Nelson William Schrader Denver Waverly la~ von Nelson George Schrader Hazleton High School Schrader Waterloo Delta William Rea North Skunk River John McNabb Rea Camp Bowie Texas Ella Osborne Monquero N M James Rea Riverside Viola Pestel Iowa City Wendell Winders Montour Kahoka Winders Bert Petsel University of Iowa Browns Business College Pi Kappa Epsilon

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