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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
6
The article urges iron rich diets citing molasses oats and liver as top sources. It explains iron use in hemoglobin, daily iron needs, and age-specific guidance from infancy to adolescence, highlighting affordable options and calcium balance with milk.
German air attacks along a 400 mile coast line targeted eastern to southern England in an extensive raid. Six workers injured by a bomb. a RAF airdrome hit. observers say raids serve reconnaissance for a major strike on airfields and German rail and factory targets. Allied and British reports note improving Weygand line conditions and growing use of light machine guns against dive bombers.
The Daughters of Union Veterans sponsor a flag sale on Cedar Rapids streets Saturday to raise funds for patriotic work in Flag Week. The local D U V Cedar Rapids unit organized July 17, 1919 with Stella Klemme as first president and Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 named for Civil War nurse Rebecca Alexander who lived in Marion.
New York AP Col Jacob Ruppert, baseball and brewing magnate, left an estate of about seven million rather than thirty to seventy million as popularly credited, executors' tentative account disclosed Friday. Keystone William Lindt, 85, died after extended illness and leaves a widow and several children, 22 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. funeral Saturday at 1 45 PM at St John’s Lutheran church Keystone.
Washington AP reports the administration plans to barter surplus American farm products to pay for strategic war materials. Senator Wagner says Jesse Jones told him the RFC would buy defense supplies abroad and pay with agricultural goods, subject to congressional approval and Johnson Act concerns. Senator Townsend cautions about broad government powers and possible loopholes for Britain.
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