Excellent Vernon Heights seven room home sale
Vernon Heights seven room home with oak floors and den. Near schools, 40x130 lot, two car garage, near Vernon Heights bus line. Price 7400. owner may consider offers. Box Y-474 Gazette.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1944
Page
7
Vernon Heights seven room home with oak floors and den. Near schools, 40x130 lot, two car garage, near Vernon Heights bus line. Price 7400. owner may consider offers. Box Y-474 Gazette.
A dense jumble of farm store offers and livestock notices appears listing hog waterers steel bins hog wire boxes and other farm machinery from Sears Roebuck Farm Store King Goal & Implement Co and Wisconsin Lumber Co plus ads for purebred Angus bulls Jersey Guernsey and Sall horses and various tractors binders and milking equipment across Cedar Rapids Marion Anamosa Monticello and nearby towns with contact points and local dealers.
Auction of farm machinery, separators, tractors, hog waterers, and assorted livestock offers. Listings include Ward Royal Blue separators, Zephyrator sizes, McCormick Deering gear, Oliver dealership notices, hog medicine, Jersey and Guernsey cattle notes, and abundant Iowa farm for sale ads with prices, locations, and contact details.
Real estate ads gather listings for 54 250 acres in Washington county with improvements and tillable land, 100 acres near Bever Ave for subdivision, several acreaged properties with prices and exchange options, and multiple Cedar Rapids homes. Realtors advertise buy, sell, or trade, with contact numbers and firm names such as HATFIELDS, The Hedges Company, MALCOLM V Bolton & Co, FRED E. COLLARD & CO, and SHORS REALTY. Numerous 3 to 6 room homes listed for sale or exchange, cash or contract terms, plus requests for listings and immediate possession notes.
MINNEAPOLIS AP Modern swing music will be studied for its impact on wartime plants and worker efficiency at the University of Minnesota August 10 and 11. The two day clinic will be the first of its kind in the Midwest with industrial leaders attending to examine music's psychological and physiological effects on factory workers.
The War Production Board announced a second reconversion order permitting manufacturers to build experimental postwar models if they do not divert manpower or facilities from war work. A blanket limit of 5000 dollars monthly per plant applies, with extra approval for higher cost models. Provisions restrict model numbers, avoid using surplus for other aims, and prohibit sales boosts or public display.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports the WPB issued amendments to prioritize labs and allow manufacturers access to materials for building experimental models under the new order. This move aims to accelerate development and testing in advanced production.
DES MOINES AP Two years of war accelerate the decline in Iowa public school enrollments from 496,264 to 478,643. Attendance drops from 430,116 to 397,074. teachers fall from 25,047 to 24,322. Transportation of pupils rises, with 62,169 served in 1942-43. Rural schools hit hardest. 352,168 elementary and 126,475 high school students were counted in 1943.
London AP reports American airmen now shielded by curtains of armor hung inside heavy and medium bombers. The flexible steel walls protect combat crewmen and reuse the same armor as in their flak suits.
Stock exchange prices in Stockholm were strongly affected by news of the attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler. The Swedish newspaper Nya Dagligt Allhanda said there was, in fact, a veritable peace boom.
Marine Sgt Glen Courtney, a Marshall Islands veteran from What Cheer, was wounded in the Pacific theater. His wife Donna of Delhi says he is in a hospital and believed to have been wounded during fighting on Saipan in January 1944, with service records noting previous campaigns.
An engine room valve explosion aboard a small navy escort vessel docked off Tompkinsville Staten Island killed two sailors and injured a third. The deceased were Frank J Mel Morrow watertender from Brooklyn and Jack Eugene Pilgrim machinist's mate third class from Grinnell Iowa.
Chicago report says at the national convention Democrats ate and drank ten times more than Republicans in Chicago. Joseph Grouzard, concession manager at the Chicago stadium, cites cooler weather and longer sessions as the cause.
An all day event at Sokol camp near Center Point features games and sports as members and friends are invited. Thirty five boys completed a week of camping and about the same number of girls begin a week at camp today.
William Brady M D argues that energy measured in calories proves nerves do not burn non ordinary energy and that nervous exhaustion is a dodge. He decries reliance on neurasthenia and pellagra misdiagnoses, urging thorough exams to avoid mistaking organic disease for functional trouble. Cedar Rapids lodge 262 meets at Ellis park after a 6 30 p m picnic. Libbie Fields hosts at 702 Third street. Z C B J drill team plans Miller park picnic and Ellis park hustbands supper.
Members of the Ochotnicke Druzstvo and their families will meet Sunday July 30 at Pick's cabin in ZCBJ park for a picnic dinner and supper. Families are asked to bring a covered dish and the usual picnic requirements. Meat coffee and refreshments will be provided.
The Czech Reading society will meet Wednesday evening at the library. The society’s annual picnic will be held Sunday at the Z C B J park. CZEKI ALLIANCE Sdruzeni Spolka of Cedar Rapids will meet Thursday at 7730 at CSPS hall to plan the observance of Czechoslovak Independence Day on Oct 28.
Seven soldiers reportedly drowned when their skiff overturned during a salvage expedition near Anchorage on June 11. Alaska department headquarters said the names of the victims were not disclosed.
A verse declares that breath silent in a pipe yields no melody, and without human fingers the tune cannot be tuned. It venerates the craftsman who wields skill to shape sound, asserting the creator’s gift sustains music.
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