Overheated motor of ice box sparks incident on Second Avenue
Daily Record notes a overheated motor on an electric ice box at 1845 Second Avenue SE. Joe Lotiner and Elizabeth Annette Sramek linked to a cruel and inhuman treatment case with Paul L. Sramek. Local obituaries list Mrs Julia Hauskins 65 and de A Barnes 61. multiple traffic fines issued for reckless driving speeding faulty brakes and a vagrancy sentence for Jack Kuhel.
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Second Avenue SE
Joe Lotiner
Company No
Elizabeth Annette Sramek
Paul L. Sramek
Cadet Rapids
Julia Hauskins
Sixth Street
de A Barnes
Second Street
Mariendorf
Paul Loup
Fourth Avenue SE
Jack Kuhel
Glendale
Calif
Monticello Sends Aluminum to Concentration Center
Monticello shipped 500 pounds of aluminum to a concentration center in Cedar Rapids. The load, collected from cities up to 120 miles away, was received by the city civil defense on Sunday under supervision of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Chairman E. E Lowe said storage space must be found until the Government orders it.
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Cedar Rapids
Civil Defense
Monticello
E. E Lowe
The
Defense Council
Heifetz Donates Aluminum Violin to Defense Drive
Jascha Heifetz, renowned violinist, donated his aluminum violin to New York’s aluminum for defense drive. The instrument was used during dry conditions to protect his more valuable violins from moisture and humidity damage.
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Heifetz
New York
Ins
Jascha Heifetz
F. H
Eastern Iowa Entries In Music Festival Wednesday
Detroit based Ford Caledonian bagpipe band will arrive Tuesday for the Eastern Iowa Music Festival. Competitions at Coe College Wednesday precede a 7 30 pm program featuring winners and a massed band in fall regalia. Box seats 60 cents general 35 cents, tickets via Beck’s and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Eastern Iowa
Hin Park
Ford Caledonian Bagpipe Band
Detroit
Loop
Coe College
John Beck
Coe
Howard Stube
Chi
Aps
Beck’s
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men's Bureau
Public Welfare bureau to meet at Montrose Hotel Tuesday
City briefs report the Public Welfare bureau meeting at noon Tuesday in the Mont rose hotel. Also noted are a sunflower height of 11 feet 8% inches and Crescent Lodge 25 A F and A O planning a 7 30 p m meeting with first degree work and refreshments. A paving project for Twelfth Street NW from 1A to B avenues approved by the city council. Land deed accepted to extend Thirty ninth Street NE 50 feet. Camp Waubeek closed Sunday at 3 p m ending five weeks of operation with future use for Boy Scout weekend camping trips.
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Public Welfare Bureau
Montrose Hotel
Crescent Lodge No
A. F
A. O
Masonic
Twelfth Street NW
Thirty-ninth Street
B Avenue
Hartcourt
Camp Waubeek
Boy Scout
Weekend Carvers Cause Small City Parade Of Crashes
The report notes multiple traffic incidents with injuries in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. James Noell-ae, 26, of 613 Ninth Avenue SE, was rained unconscious after a car overturned. Earl Geneva, 44, driving on Third Avenue SW, struck by Darlene Misner 5, who ran into First Street. Mrs Frank Hanzel backed over Evan Morrison 42, of Cedar Rapids, near 124 First Avenue E, Morrison injured. The events occurred Sunday early morning. several patients treated at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals.
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James Noell
Janey Kelly
Noell
Isaac Sramek
B. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Tion
Weing
Earl
Geneva
Fil
Twelfth Street
Third Avenue
Darlene Misner
Hazel Misner
First Street
Mercy Hospital
Frank Hanzel
Nye Avenue
Evan Morrison
First Avenue
Morrison
St. Luke's
Panic in Tokio Trading Amid Government Support
Panic spread among traders on the Tokio stock exchange as the government ordered the official securities company to advance funds to stabilize tumbling prices. The move quieted fears and prices recovered about five to six yen, with the yen valued at roughly 24 cents.
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TOKIO
Tokio Stock Exchange
Securities Company
Penick and Ford Plant Returns to Normal Operations
Penick and Ford plant resumes full operation after a week’s shutdown due to a factional dispute in Federal Labor union No. 18619, an A F L affiliate. Workers reported at 7 a.m. and shifts resume on a 24 hour cycle.
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Penick and Ford
Federal
A. F. of L
Miss Hargrave At Home After Injury From Fall
Winifred Hargrave 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs F M Hargrave, 2424 Bever Avenue SE, who suffered a broken back and fractures after falling from a horse July 3, was removed from St Luke's hospital to her home Saturday afternoon and can receive visitors. Skeetacy Shee council meeting discusses Maplewood drive and Sixteenth street NE paving project. B L Wick and Royal H Holbrook returned from St Peter Minnesota after attending the Minnesota Historical Society summer meeting where four historic spots were highlighted. Gov H E Stassen addressed the group in the Traverse des Sioux state park.
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Miss Hargrave
Winifred Hargrave
Seventeenth Street
Skeette Cy 5Hee Council
Occa Tecce
Maplewood Drive
Sixteenth Street
I Avenue
Green Avenue
Eiaaetel
Minnesota
B. L. Wick
Royal H. Holbrook
St. Peter
Minn
Minnesota Historical Society
H. E. Stassen
Traverse Des Sioux
Tama Boy Wins Model Airplane Meet in Ottumwa
Kenneth Heckart of Ottumwa held his model airplane aloft for 18 minutes to take first place in the midwest contest. About contestants entered. In class B Ny Hackenburg of Kansas City won with 15 minutes 19 seconds. Charles Lamb of Tama, Indiana, led class A with seven minutes.
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Ottumwa
Kenneth Heckart
Heckart
Wheeler Defends Senator in Treason Debate
Senator Wheeler faces charges of treason as senators and the public defend his right to petition the President and free speech. Senator Vandenberg lauds Wheeler as a beacon of democracy. Vice President Wallace calms the gallery after applause erupts. House and Senate committees debate wartime measures and a national emergency while Mothers of the U.S.A. and other groups press witnesses for policy change.
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Vandenberg
Mich
Sen. Wheeler
Wallace
Johnson
Wheeler
Gare
Montana
Senate
House Military Affairs Committee
Marion man fined for operating vehicle while intoxicated
Walter Larsen, 51, of Marion Route was fined 300 dollars for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He paid 100 dollars down and was released to pay the remainder. The offense occurred June 20 in Passon, observed by Policemen Gene Miller and Jacobs after an erratic drive. A bench warrant brought him to court Saturday once chemical-test results were known.
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Walter Larsen
Marion
Marvin Law Pleads Not Guilty To Theft Of Car
Marvin Law 29 of 820 B avenue NE pleads innocent to a stolen automobile charge before Judge Charles J. Haas. He is jailed in Linn county awaiting trial in September with a $1000 bond. The alleged theft involved Kadlee Brothers Auto and a vehicle used by Frank Sebelke at 920 Sixteenth avenue SE while Sebelke’s car was being repaired. Law previously faced prior convictions for grand larceny and car operation without owner consent.
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Charles J. Haas
Marvin Law
B Avenue NE
Linn County
Law
Frank Sebelke
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Kadlee Brothers Auto Company
Sebelka
Anamosa Reformatory
Estate Administrators Report Additional Compensation
The court approved an extra $100 for work after the final report, on top of $750 already allowed June 11. Helen Guess as administratrix of A M Ritchie’s estate was discharged after her final report. Frank G Dvorak’s kin and Louise F Machek appear among heirs. bond for Mary Machek’s estate set at $1,000.
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Leroy Jacobson
Hiteo
C.J. Haas
Lillian A. Nelson
Jacobson
Karl Drake
Jennie McIntosh Drake
Helen Guess
A. M. Ritchie
C. J. Haas
F. Machek
Mary Machek
Officials Probe Cause Of Three Fires In Garage
Police and fire officials investigated incendiarism as a possibility after three fires broke out simultaneously in a garage behind 1034 First Avenue NE around 2 20 PM. Firefighters quenched the flames, garage owned by J W Bike. Neighbors reported the fires and alerted authorities.
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First Avenue NE
3. W. Bike
DL Morkieey
Anti-Nazi Loyalty Group Formed By German Americans
New York AP report says educators and labor leaders formed the Loyal Americans of German Descent in New York headquarters with charter members in 18 states. Robert F. Wagner Jr. was elected president and Dr. George N. Shuster chair of the board. The group warns against Hitler agents and pledges loyalty to the United States amid rising German aggression overseas.
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New York
Fromin
Robert F. Wagner, Jr
New York State
United States
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
Hitler
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