Linn County Lists 123 Tire Permits May 25 30
The Linn County rationing board released a list of 123 new and retreaded tires issued from May 25 to May 30. Ida Ceryl, board secretary, names recipients across farms, businesses, and public services including truck tires and new casings.
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Linn County Rationing Board
Ida Ceryl
Resto
Parkway Express Agency
Lloyd McCalley
Continental Oil Company
Robert M. Kitchell
Raymond Hapfarm
Phael F. Pisarik
Sidney F. Cary
John Nagel
Farmer
George Michel
Car
George 8. Goodyear
Joseph J. Mitvalsky
Vernon C. Nelson
James W. Bell Company
Mearn-Stevenson Coma'r
Ralph Beckner
S. A. Helebrant
Elgin C. Webster
Mail
Frank S. Colyer
Leland Fass
CPT
O. Furuseth
Hilley Greene
Elmer E. James
Kathryn Knoche
L. F. Melton
Milroy Emil Neprash
Paul H. Noeller
Howard 3. Sawyer
H. R. Thurresson
Harry H. York
Rabbi Max Schenk resigns from Temple Judah to join Temple Israel
Rabbi Max Schenk who has led Temple Judah since 1928 resigns effective Sept 1 and will move to Temple Israel in New York City. Joseph Sadowsky is reelected Linn County Humane Society president for a fourth consecutive term, Saya. Kin is district superintendent for the Methodist.
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Max Schenk
Temple Judah
Temple Israel
New York City
Joseph Sadowsky
Linn County Humane Society
Saya. On Kin
Methodist
High Twelve Club Noon Meeting Noted Burma Church Address
A Burma church speaker addressed High Twelve club members during the noon meeting today. The event highlighted community outreach and prompted discussion on upcoming activities and service projects.
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Burma
High Twelve Club
Weisley duo begin chautauqua work for summer
Glenn and Donald Weisley depart to perform chautauqua duties for the season. S. C. Wiles, mayor of the first battalion Iowa National Guard, and Captain Sophus Klinge will undergo permanent commissions examinations by the board. James M. Slavik and Marie Langr win first and second prizes, respectively, in Ania chapter DAR essay contest on Why I Want to Become an American Citizen.
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Glenn
Donald Weisley
S. C. Wiles
Iowa National Guard
Sophus Klinge
James M. Slavik
Marie Langr
Ania
D.A.R
Local Y M C A appoints former Cedar Rapids resident as secretary
June 1912. Glenn E. Tathwell of Waterloo a former Cedar Rapids resident has been named member secretary of the local Y M C A. Monty Smith of Seville Indian Reservation Montana, now in the city visiting his parents, will be transferred to Washington. Senator William S. Kenyon will
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Glenn E. Tathwell
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Y. M
Monty Smith
Seville Indian Reservation
Montana
Washington
William S. Kenyon
Coe College Commencement Speaker Announced
The college designates a principal speaker for the June 12 commencement at Coe College. The event honors graduates and sets the tone for the ceremony with a notable address.
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Coe College
Linn Grocers Attend National Session on Wartime Problems
Between 15 and 20 delegates led by T. Shipe of Linn county Retail Food Dealers Association attend a national convention to exchange the latest wartime specifications and talk on price control deli curtailment nutrition merchant canning and scheduled packaging at 2 30 p m over the CBS network.
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T. Shipe
Linn County Retail Food Dealers Association
Navy Seeks Experienced Machine Shop Teachers
The navy seeks qualified instructors for machine shop programs at its service schools. Urgent openings exist at the United States Naval Training Station for teachers in technical and vocational education, including high school level instruction.
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Navy
United Ae Naval Training Station
Navy seeks skilled workers to join service schools
Factories may, by enlisting in the navy, continue the of their profession in the of recruits selected to attend the service schools. Applicants under 50 fully qualified will be enlisted in the United States naval reserve as chief petty officers. Pay for this rating is $148.50 a month with dependents and $114 without, but proposed legislation would reduce these amounts to $27 a month, procured by writing the Navy Service Schools, Great Lakes, Ill.
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Navy
United States Naval Reserve
Navy Servce
Great Lakes
Ill
Bee Eye Efficiency Revealed by New Tests
Scientists report bee eyes perform at about one percent of human visual efficiency. Findings highlight the limits of insect sight and offer insight into visual perception differences between species.
Traffic Accidents Decline in Cedar Rapids May 1942
Cedar Rapids recorded 61 traffic accidents in May 1942 with 22 persons injured, down from 77 accidents and 43 injuries the previous May. One fatality occurred Joseph H. Stumpf struck by a car downtown, while May 1941 had no fatal crashes.
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Cedar Rapids
Aglionse Oeth
Joseph H. Stumpf
Relocation Center Planned for Japanese Evacuees Near Rohwer Arkansas
A reception center for Japanese evacuated from the Pacific coast will be set up near Rohwer Arkansas to house about 10 000 people under the War Relocation Authority. Lieut General John L DeWitt announced the site will be guarded by military police and under Western Defense Command supervision.
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San Francisco
INS
Pacific Coast
Rohwer
Arkansas
John L. DeWitt
Western Defense Command
War Relocation Authority
DeWitt
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Edward C. Nelson
Eldo Schulte
Ted Tatro
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association, Inc
Private Jones
Emma Miles
Home Service
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