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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
1
A recipe for berry rolls uses blackberries or blueberries or canned berries baked in a short dough with sugar and butter. Roll the dough, fill with berries, bake, then baste and serve with cream or vanilla ice cream. A chilled berry compote with pears and raspberries also makes a sweet finish.
In Carmi Illinois 12 year old Tony Yates confessed to sheriff that he was with Billy Smith when a .22 rifle discharged and killed him. Tony carried the gun and said he dragged the body and fled frightened. Coroner sees accidental shooting. no action planned against Tony.
An old notice extols real oatmeal as superior for child growth citing two vital vitality elements Protein and Vitamin B. It claims oatmeal remains unrationed while many proteins are scarce and lauds quick cooking and daily serving for children.
The Honolulu Advertiser editorial called for the execution of Emperor Hirohito and his conspirators for wartime atrocities. It argued Hirohito bore sole guilt, likening him to a leader and gangster and urging the American government to hold him personally to justice.
Military families report transfers promotions and postings from Saipan to Great Lakes and overseas. Individuals include Laurence Dale in the Marines in Saipan, Jack Beckman on leave in San Francisco, Floyd Sanborn moving to Camp Hood, Ben McDonough on furlough, Edward Schlotterbeck promoted to seaman first class, Edmund Longfield training in Jacksonville, Richard Layman returning from furlough in Texarkana, Jerome Peterson arriving in England, Burton Watkins training at Great Lakes, Eugene Thoennes promoted to sergeant, David Gould arriving at Great Lakes, Joe Carson on leave at San Clemente Island, and others stationed in Iceland France and Germany with family updates in Cedar Rapids Atkins and nearby communities.
Wallace Storm of 8550 Avenue NE was fined $25 and costs in police court Thursday following a disturbance.
Judge Harry S. Johnson pleads guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Patrolman George Davis arrested Storm in an alley behind the Third Avenue Peoples store for molesting a Negro girl. He admitted drinking several beers.
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