Clash on Peril to Freedom of Press
In Charlottesville Franklin Waltman of the RNC and Charles Michelson of the DNC debated press freedom at the University of Virginia. Waltman warned of indirect attacks on free speech citing NRA code and investigations while Michelson defended lasting liberty and an ethical press, noting abuses by some publishers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Franklin Waltman
Republican National Committee
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Waltman
Minton
Ind
Roosevelt
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Michelson
City Briefs and Personals Summary
Chester S Johnson of Washington Avenue SEH returned from Memphis on Quaker Oats business. Robert Green of 303 Thirty-fourth Street NE was fined $2 for improper lights. Eddie Mimms of 1110 Thirteenth Avenue SE was released after a companion withdrew an assault charge. Roy Hollenbeck of Cedar Rapids reported a $345 campaign expense for state commerce commissioner race. The Friendly Strollers plan a hamburger fry trip from First Avenue to Shaver Park. Cedar Circle No 1367 Companions of the Forest will meet at Odd Fellow hall with officers in white. G A Gruver of Long Beach arrived to visit his mother on Washington Avenue SE. he manages a hotel. Howard M Tomlinson underwent an appendectomy at St Luke's Hospital. visitors restricted until Thursday. Marjorie Jirinec, Pekin Illinois, visits local friends. Meant Lorry of Waterloo reports $1.98 stolen from his wife’s purse left in a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Circle No
Companions of the Forest
Odd Fellow Hall
Second Avenue SE
Howard M. Tomlinson
Louisa Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Obscure Puzzle Grid and Cedar Rapids News Montage
Puzzle clues mix with Cedar Rapids police notes and city council items. A chase of a boy at Ellis park, stolen license plate reports, and a hollyhock derby plant growth accompany traffic safety standings and budget figures for the city.
City Hall Paving Petition Referred for Sixth Street NW
A petition to pave Sixth Street NW from I to L Avenues was sent to the engineering department for plan preparation after 43 percent of the 2,288 foot frontage property owners signed. The June city financial statement shows a cash balance of 375,380.56 with receipts of 76,324.93 and disbursements of 111,775.10, leaving a June 1 net balance of 410,830.73 and outstanding warrants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street NW
L Avenues
Engineering Department
L. D. Burgus
Leaders Elected at Camp Waubeck Scout Camp
Patrol leaders and assistants for nine tents are named for Camp Waubeck's current session. Honor campers include members of Troops 25 10 4 and 47 with Eagle palms awarded to A J Coburn. Tenderfoot pins and merit badges are presented by Scout leaders Elmer Grissel Harold Blocher Larry McKay and William Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Waubeck
Leo Grubich
Charles Miller
Jack Zoruba
Robert Nemec
A. J Coburn
James Battin
Harvey Luedeman
James Kemp
Weston Ralston
John Miller
Edwin Little
Belle Plaine
Don Ford
John Jiruska
Ralph Rose
Marion
James Holmes
Ray Cooney
David Northcutt
Robert Knowles
Robert Mitchell
Tom Shive
Don Lehmkuhl
Craig Satterly
John Hillstead
Vinton
Elmer Gr
Dairies Maintain High Standards in Cedar Rapids Milk Quality
The June report by City Dairy Inspector A. R. Menary shows Cedar Rapids dairies upholding quality amid heat. Milk must have at least three percent butterfat. cream at 16 percent or more. Readings list numerous dairies with very low bacteria plate counts, confirming strong compliance across many suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. R. Menary
Bindler
Roy _pact
Blue Valley Dairy
Carver's Dairy
Carver's
Cedar Heights Farm
Cedar Valley
Cedar Springs
Davis Dairy
Davis
Dow
Lawn
Edeewood
Lyertreen
Fry's Dairy
Fry's
Forest Lane
Forest Grave
Iishland
Imperial
Krebs Dutch Girl
Guerr
Krebs
Dutch Girl Dairy
Lencox
Mann Homer
McNulty Dairy
McCoy Dairy
Gre A
McRalth Dairy
Melrose Dairy
Pennyingroth
Peonineroth Pairy
Petty Daly
Searles Dairy
Searles
Stark's Dairy
Sunnyside
Usher
Otto
Vondracek Dairy
Whiting
Eh Williams Deiry
Searles Dairy Sealion Hotle
Valley Dairy
County Reaches for Relief Bill Savings Amid State Backlash
Linn county supervisors approved a $2,240.50 state relief claim and criticized the stance of economy. May relief was funded 30 percent by state, 70 percent by county. county spent about $7,300, below the projected $15,275 total for 650 cases, triggering a state adjustment and higher county minimums. The May total rose to $9,590 with the TERA share at $2,567.99, prompting concerns over reduced aid and penalties for thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
State Relief Department
State Office
Tinn
Alice Ferber
Funeral services for Mrs Otto Pump in Spring Creek township
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Jubilee church Spring Creek township conducted by Rev W F Domres for Mrs Otto Pump who died after a major operation Saturday at St Francis hospital Waterloo. Born Anna Marie Barenth in Yorktown Il March 12 1887 she lived on a Spring Creek farm with husband Otto. Survived by two sons Richard and Calvin at home and several sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Otto Pump
Spring Creek Township
W. F. Domres
Pump
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Anna Marie Barenthein
Yorktown
Wholesale prices show slight rise on week end July 2
The National Fertilizer Association index rose to 7 42, up from 74.1 the prior week, with gains in foods and live stock driving the uptick. Cotton and livestock lifted farm products while grains fell. fuel, textiles, and non ferrous metals edged higher but metal prices were dampened by steel declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
National Fertilizer Association
Radio models shown by Checker Electric Supply in Cedar Rapids
The 1939 RCA line of radio receivers was displayed last week by Checker Electric Supply district distributors to agents from eleven counties who visited Cedar Rapids for a sales conference. Myron Prince supervised the display with H A Bergstresser and Ho Vo Summerville assisting. arrangements were made to keep the advance display permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Checker Electric Supply Company
Cedar Rapids
Vietrola
Myron Prince
Checker Electric Supply
H A Bergstresser
Ho Vo Summerville
Kansas City
Rumor Of Eicher Federal Judgeship Circulates
Reported by well-informed Iowans in Washington that Representative Eicher may be named a federal judge for the District of Columbia. Eicher has not confirmed plans beyond his withdrawal from the Iowa campaign to focus on the monopoly investigation committee. The congress recently created four new judgeships in DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eicher
Iowa
District of Columbia
Congress
Lowan
Hartington Senior Drowns at Crystal Lake Beach
Sioux City reports E N Burney 17 Hartington Neb high school senior died as a drowning victim Tuesday at Likuwanta beach on Crystal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Neb
INS
E. N. Burney
Hartington
Likuwanta Beach
Crystal Lake
Land Results of National Labor Board
The American Civil Liberties Union reports that the National Labor Relations Board and five state boards reduced violence and intimidation against labor. It notes broad Supreme Court support for the board, but cites extensive interference with civil rights in several cities including Jersey City, Tarland County, Memphis, San Antonio, Tampa, Chicago, Boston, Porto Rico, and Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Labor Relations Board
American Civil Liberties Union
National Labor Relations Act
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Tarlan County
Nentucks
Memphis
Tenn
CIO
San Antonio
Tex
Ate
Tampa
Fla
Chinigo
Boston
Porto Rico
Gallup
No MM
Man Who Started La Follette Career Dies at 93
Charles W Netherwood, 93, credited with starting Robert M La Follette on his political career, died Monday in Obeqq, Wis. A Civil War veteran and Wisconsin progressive pioneer, he urged La Follette to run for Dane County district attorney in 1880. La Follette later rose to governorship and U.S. Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obeqoon
Wis
Charles W Netherwood
Robert M la Follette
Netherwood
Ringling Circus Sends Aid to Barnes Show in Northeast
The Ringling circus, after an early closure not tied to labor action, dispatched twenty one railroad cars of acts performers coats and tents to the Al GG Barnes show in the northeast. The train headed to Redfield South Carolina where it will almost double Barnes attendance and attractions, following Ringling's Scranton Pennsylvania closing last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Circus
Big Brother
al GG Barnes
Redfield
S. C
Scranton
Pleasant puzzle yields daily fortune message
A short note describes a daily numerically based fortune game. Start with your first name, adjust its letter count by rules, then check key numbers across a rectangle to read the hidden message formed by the letters under those positions.
One Traffic Injury Reported In City On Fourth
A single traffic incident on the Fourth of July in Cedar Rapids resulted in a personal injury. The accident involved Carl Schlie man of 804 Nineteenth Avenue SW whose car reportedly stopped and struck Earl Owens, a 2 year old, in the 1400 block of Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Carl Schlieman
Nineteenth Avenue
Earl) Owens
Bail Owens
Fruitland Boulevard
Schheman
Street
Boy injured after slow vehicle bump incident
A boy suffered a head bruise when a vehicle traveling under five miles per hour bumped him and knocked him down. Police report notes the injury as minor with no serious harm.
Five Jews killed in series of attacks in Jerusalem
Five Jews were killed and five wounded in a sequence of terrorist attacks in Jerusalem on Tuesday. The violence came as authorities urged calm and security forces conducted operations across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chester S Johnson
Washington Avenue
Seh
Quaker Oats Company
Robert Green
Justice H R. Churchill
Eddie Mimms
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Lucille Wood
Roy Hollenbeck
Secretary of State
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Shaver Park
G. A. Gruver
Long Beach
Calif
A. G. Gruver
Gruver
Marjorie Jirinec
Frank Jivinec
Pekin, Ill
Frank Jordan
Twenty-Ninth Avenue
Outlook Drive
Hilbert Karns
Second Street
Charles Jirinec
Route 4
Dr. Doherty
Star Jewelry CO
Second Street SE
South Carolina
Compass Point
South America
This Republic
United
Bile
Ellis Park
Long
Anc
R. McBeth
Ottumwa
First Street
Fifth Avenue
C Street
Edna Bowersox
United Brethren Mission School
New Mexico
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
H. FE. Viall
Twenty-second Avenue SW
Roger Ryan
Oclwein
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Equitable Life Assurance Association of
United States
Department of Public Safety
Davenport
Sanitation Department
Ninth Avenue
Fourth
Sixth Streets
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Ollie Allick
Twelfth Avenue
Anna Henderson
H Avenue
Superior Court
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Company
Fire Department
E. P. Kohout
Philip
City Hall
Cemate
Strana Sindl
Dairies
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Rumor Eicher
National Labor Board
la Follette
the Tonic
DOG Food
Ead DU
XTRA
Wadaine Wiad
Rinso
France
Lux
Binder
Lee
Seap
Clapp’s
Red
Sunkist Lemons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!