F D R Talks Instalment Buying Curb With Henderson Eccles
Roosevelt meets with Leon Henderson and Marriner Eccles to discuss price controls aimed at curbing inflation. The plan limits ceilings to June 30 1941 commodity levels and restricts wage power, with emergency courts and penalties for violators.
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F.D.R
Henderson
Eccles
White House
Leon Henderson
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Bank
Capitol
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Court transcripts filed in 33 beer law cases
Transcripts in the cases of 33 persons accused of selling beer to minors were filed in district court Thursday by Justice H R Churchill. The accused violators were arraigned two weeks ago after a detective bureau check of class B beer parlors. Names include Ruth Hedges James Brenda George Collins Julius Tomas Emil Pospisil Ruth Adams R S Oliver Norma McDonald Louis Blazek Ira Rehmel Leo McHugh Alicin Navratil Joe George Charlies Dvorak Glenn Felker Jim Grimes Lloyd Bean Wendl Paviicek M W Winger June Rawson Mrs Joe Hynes Tom McDonald Frank Kubovec Frank Husak Joseph W Melsha S A Wescott Walter Burch John Sprynel Ed Votroubek George Alberts Don Sample Lila Le Gallgne Frank Kucera.
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District Court
H. R. Churchill
Justice Court
Detective Bureau
Ruth Hedges
James Brenda
George Collins
Julius Tomas
Emil Pospisil
Ruth Adams
R. S. Oliver
Norma McDonald
Louis Blazek
Ira Rehmel
Leo McHugh
Alicin Navratil
Junk Yards Searched For Stolen Metals In Marengo
Sheriff’s deputies comb Marengo junk yards at the request of Sheriff Chris Englebert to trace copper and aluminum supplies stolen from Iowa Electric Light and Power. No evidence of disposal found. Stolen items include 141 pounds of No 6 insulated copper wire 195 pounds of No 2 insulated copper wire six pounds of new copper wire not insulated and 50 aluminum sleeves 18 by 1 1/2 inches.
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Chris Englebert
Marengo
Pete Whittemore
City Fink
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Sentenced For Driving a Car Without Consent
Harry Fleagle aged 56 pled guilty to operating a car without the owner's consent. Judge Charles J. Haas sentenced him to six months in jail with three months to be served. The car belonged to Evan Riley, a Linn Junction farmer, and the incident occurred on May 15. An appeal bond was set at.
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Harry Fleagle
Charles J. Haas
Fleagle
Evan Riley
Linn Junction
Riley
Aenaen
Plymouth Realty Shifts Headquarters to Des Moines
The Plymouth Realty company changes its headquarters from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines and files the amended articles of incorporation with Linn county. Shareholders holding 82 of 90 shares attended the meeting and voted in favor. A. L. Smulekoff reports the annual board meeting.
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Plymouth Realty Company
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Linn County Recorder’s
A. L. Smulekoff
Secre
Odd Moment Doilies Pattern for Crochet Motifs
A crochet pattern note describes light needle work to fill odd leisure moments. Motifs measure 344 inches in diameter and are worked separately. Use seven motifs for a chair arm, twelve for the back, or a small doily as a dining table centerpiece. жен
Des Moines February Meeting Date Briefed
A note indicates a meeting was set for the first Monday in February in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago man charged with vagrancy after station dispute
Don Rockwell of Chicago was arrested by local detectives Wednesday night and charged with vagrancy Thursday morning by the county attorney on information from the detective bureau. The filling station attendant said Rockwell admitted he had no money for gasoline and that he carried a gun and threatened to obtain the money.
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Don Rockwell
Chicago
Detective Bureau
Rockwell
Davies Named Defendant in Dr Pepper Suit Overdraft
Bruce Davies was made a defendant in a suit filed Thursday by his former employer Dr Pepper Bottling Company. The company seeks $140 it says Davies overdrawn from his account when he left employment on July 19.
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Bruce Davies
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Davies
Deaths Failtis Funeral Sunday for Joseph Faltis
Funeral services for Joseph Faltis 1422 Hamilton St SW will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Brush chapel conducted by Theodore Hubacek with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Trachta Faltis two daughters a son his mother three sisters and two brothers. He was born June 5 1876 in Bohemia and moved to Cedar Rapids 58 years ago a Modern Woodmen of America member. Friends may call Friday and Saturday.
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Joseph Fallis
Hamilton Street
Brush Chapel
Theodore B. Hiubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Bohemia
Faltis
Cedar Rapids
California
Mary Trachta Faltis
Robert Burgitt
Rock Island, IL
John E. Rabiole
Los Angeles
Joseph Frank Faltis
San Francisco
Tracie Faltis
Anna Hubacek
Cedar Ra
William Hubacek
Ernest Krause
Rudolph
William Faltis
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Kolbeck Sister Dies in Minneapolis Family Report
Anna Kolbeck of Minneapolis sister of Mrs. Clara Wellner died at 5 a.m. Thursday at her home 118 6 Avenue NW. Anton Kolbeck of Manitowoc Wisconsin and Joseph Kolbeck of Wa uda Wisconsin will have the body brought to Cedar Rapids Friday. Funeral Mass at St Patrick's church Saturday at 9 a.m. by Rev D J Lenihan. Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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Anna Kolbeck
Minneapolis
Clara Wellner
Avenue NW
Minne
Rapids Dies at Daughter's Home
Rapids died Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs H C. The brief notice notes he passed away peacefully and leaves condolences from family and close friends. Further details about his life and survivors are not provided in the readable text.
Masonic Services Set In California And Iowa
Henshey in Santa Monica will have services in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Friday under Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M. In Cedar Rapids Master Masons gather at Masonic hall 1 30 p.m. Friday to attend both services.
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Henshey
Santa Monica
Calif
Turner Chapel
Crescent Lodge No
A. F. and
Tery
Cedar Rapids
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Ashtabula
The body of Guy L. La, a former Cedar Rapids resident, who died in Ashtabula Ohio on Tuesday, will arrive in Cedar Rapids Friday morning and be taken to Turner chapel for services Saturday at a time to be announced.
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Guy L. la
Cedar Rapi
Ashtabula
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Charles C. Post
Charles Calvin Post died in a local chapel at 7 p.m. Thursday. The Rev. James T. Stewart of the First United Brethren church conducted the funeral. Burial will be in the mausoleum division of the chapel. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Charles Calvin Post
James T. Stewart
First United Brethren Church
First Lieut Murray Ordered to Fort Warren for Year
First Lieut Edward S Murray formerly of Cedar Rapids and now an interne at Montreal General hospital has been ordered to report for one year of active duty with the medical company at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming.
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Edward S. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Montreal General Hospital
Montreal
Canada
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Ordinary soap Fails in Hard Water
A note states ordinary soap has little effect in hard water due to magnesium content. The text argues hard water resists cleaning action and soap performance is reduced.
Sale of Tastryt tavern revealed after license surrender
The sale of Leo McSwiggan's Tastryt tavern at 213 First Street S was disclosed after the city canceled a cigarette license following McSwiggan's surrender of the unused portion and a $75 refund was issued.
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Leo McSwiggan
First Street
Petitions Filed for Street Improvements Across City Routes
Petitions to oil the following streets and avenues were received and placed on file for seven days. H avenue NE from Twelfth street east to Illinois Central tracks. Twenty-fourth avenue SW from J to Third streets. Twenty-first avenue SW from Eighth to an alley west of Ninth. Ninth street SW from alley north of Twenty-first to alley south of it. Thirtieth street SE from Bever to Mansfield avenue. N avenue NW from Fifth street to Ellis boulevard. Twenty-fifth street SE from Mount Vernon road to 890 feet south.
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H Avenue
Twelfth Street
Third Streets
Eighth
Ninth Street
Thirtieth Street
Bever
Mansfield Avenue
Fifth Street
Ellis Boulevard
Twenty-fifth Street
Mount Vernon Road
Drivers urged to park on the right side of streets
Capt. Gordon Hughes of the traffic bureau receives mail at his office. A reader sends a postcard urging reminders for drivers to align cars to the traffic and park on the right side in Cedar Rapids. The note ends with an exhortation to wake up careless parkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hughes
G. Hughes
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
Untouched note on street parking etiquette
A fragment suggests acceptability of parking on one side only, while unsigned communication is discarded as waste. The text implies a rule or guideline but lacks full context or attribution.
Attorney Tripped By Own Question In Speedometer Case
In Pasadena California attorney Clark Edwin tried to defend himself in police court by asking Officer Paul Goble for a certificate of accuracy for the speedometer on the officer's motorcycle. He could not. Police Judge Kenneth N Newell then asked Davis for a certificate of accuracy for his speedometer. Davis paid a $5 fine.
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Pasadena
Calif
Clark Edwin
Paul Goble
Kenneth N. Newell
Davis
Iris Muzzarelli Seeks Name Change Over Mussolini Echo
John las Muzzarelli appeals to Delaware County court for a name change to avoid phonetic similarity to Mussolini. He argues the resemblance causes embarrassment in social and business matters and a public life figure is ridiculed in the United States.
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Media
John
Las Muzzarelli
Delaware County Court
Amedion
United States
Mother of Air Force Flyer Learns Of Death In British Flight
Windsor Ontario widow receives two letters from her son William Hindle and from RAF headquarters. The son writes of his experiences and fondness for service in Britain's air force. RAF notice confirms Hindle was killed in a flying accident Tuesday.
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Windsor
Ont
Air Force
William Hindle
England
Britain
R.A.F
Thyssen Fund Frozen in New York Amid Axis Asset Action
New York report reveals a 3 million dollar Thyssen fund set up Thursday in the Union Banking Corporation to cover emergencies for Germans abroad. The fund, capitalized at 400 thousand dollars with Ruhr bank backing, is now frozen along axis assets in the United States. Brown Brothers Harriman figures on the board, with W. Averell Harriman once minister to England, recounting ties to Fritz Thyssen and a NY bank formed to protect his U.S. interests.
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New York
INS
New York Journal American Friends
Germany
Thyssen
Union Banking Corporation
Rotterdam
Our
Early Puritans Viewed Wedding Ring as Pagan Symbol
A historical note explains that among early Puritans the wedding ring was regarded as a pagan symbol and rejected in favor of plain betrothal practices.
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