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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1942

Page

31

The Persuasive Pitch to Join the WAAC in Wartime

A Wartime feature argues women should consider joining the WAAC, outlining roles from clerks to cooks, training, duties, and age requirements. It clarifies you may be posted anywhere, must meet health and education standards, and notes the contrast with male volunteers who need spousal support.

Women's Army Barbara Frietchie Molly Pitcher Joan of Arce Dora Dear WAAC Uncle Sam War Department Johnny Doughboy United States Regular Army Australia Russia Des Moines

Local Permits Issued Last Week Citywide

Ed Anderson seeks to remodel a dwelling at 3314 Avenue NE for 20 dollars. Many residents file permits for reroofing and remodeling dwellings including Harold Downer 1815 Second Street SW 125 dollars and Rebecca Goddard 1266 Thirty Een Street NE, reroof. New dwellings, garages, and removals appear across multiple streets and neighborhoods.

Ed Anderson Avenue TI. Cowell Mt Vernon Road Rebecca Goddard Thirtyeen Street Harold Downer Second Street Mabel Coin Mallory Street Irma V. Lyman. Shaffer Avenue NE Clark S Green C Avenue Ernest Rimrodt Nineteenth Avenue Harry Glime Eleventh Avenue H. J. Reynolds Fourth Street William Kuda Ho Avenue I. H. Erickson Juliana Jaimek F Avenue F. J Bohac Seventeenth Street Chester Williams Twentieth Street Mrs T T Lynch Fourth Avenue Sindelar First Avenue Charles Vantalge Westwood Drive Julius Ho Markert Sinclair Avenue Maud M Lutz Mt. Vernon Road Frank K. Cisler Sixteenth Avenue A J Emmerich Second Avenue Joe Skala Mae Auld B Avenue Leon Stusak Third Street Vern Haworth Sixteenth Street John Cabalka Wildwood Drive D. E. Thom Twelfth Street

Oomph Girl Wins In Art Battle on High School Vote

In Chicago, 3,733 high school students surveyed on art appreciation under a Rockefeller grant named George Petty as the top favorite artist. Following Petty were Innes Monet Doris Lee Homer Breton Caravaggio Renoir Monet Sargent and Van Gogh in that order.

Chicago INS Chicago Art Institute Rockefeller Foundation George Petty Petty Innes Monet Doris Lee Homer Breton Caravaggio Renoir Sargent van Gogh

Lat ines filed notice of intention to wed

Katherine Schumann Heink age 19 granddaughter of Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink and Richard Vedowa 24 aircraft engineer filed intention to wed in Burbank California United States News Service report confirms the couple plans marriage with formal notice filed in the local registrar.

Burbank Calif Ins Katherine Schumann-Heink Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink Richard Vedowa

Arnold to Speak at Madison June 21

Assist ant Attorney General Thurman Arnold will deliver the principal address at the 17th annual memorial services for the late Robert Moo LeFallette Sr on Sunday June 21 in Madison Wisconsin.

Arnold Madison Aladison Wis Thurman Arnold Robert Moo LeFallette

Five Hundred Women Begin WAC Officer Candidate Exams

Five hundred women started reporting Saturday at nine army corps area headquarters to take examinations for officer candidate status in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps.

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Washington Army Corps

Work More Work and Babies Besides Nazi Slogan

In wartime Germany women bear main wartime duties as men serve abroad. They run electric routes, drive, deliver mail, operate telephones, work in munitions, farm, and manage home tasks while bearing children. Despite strain, birth rates stay strong per authorities and press.

New York Germany North Cape Spanish Atlantic Seaboard Soviet Russia Bad Nauheim Tate Robert F. Leo Kausfrau

Destruction of Eight Square Miles of Cologne Shown

London AP reports aerial photographs from RAF raids indicate eight square miles of Cologne destroyed and widespread fires across the Rhine city and suburbs. The study notes large parts of the old town heavily burned with much of the metropolitan area in ruin.

Cologne R.A.F London Rhineland Ammimistus Subiban

Cologne Bombing Destroys Industrial Areas and Cathedral Safe

The Valcian works Rheinfelt plant and K. G. Mauser works were wiped out by explosions and fire amid RAF raids. The Hohenzollern bridge bore the blast while Cologne’s 14th century cathedral appeared undamaged on film. Death toll in Cologne climbed to 305 with observers doubting the official count.

Valcian Rheinfelt K. G. Mauser Hohenzollern Rhine Cologne Berlin

Exemption Sought for Livestock Truck Operators

The National Livestock Exchange urged the Office of Defense Transportation to exempt livestock trucks from rules requiring full loads outward and 75 percent return capacity. A convention resolution called for price ceiling relief from the Office of Price Administration. Charles R. Rice of Chicago and all officers were reelected.

Chicago National Livestock Exchange Office of Defense Transportation Office of Price Administration Charles R Rice

Boy to Be Tried June 9 for Murder

Circuit Judge Geoffrey Dixon set June 9 as the trial date for a 12 year old boy charged with murder in the April 8 killing of his foster parents Mr and Mrs Charles Krugiohann near Shannon Mountain Carroll.

Frefport UPI Jacdie Geof Dixon Tine Mount Carroll William Cemreman Vere Charles Krugiohann Shannan

Gen Haynes Funeral Planned in Centerville Monday

Funeral services for Brig Gen Glenn C C Haynes 66 longtime warden of the state penitentiary will be held Monday at Centerville Iowa. Haynes died Saturday after suffering periodic heart attacks for several months and was taken to a hospital before being released to his home.

Fort Madison Glenn CC Haynes State Penitenties Centerville Jewis Hie Haynes

City Briefs Notes Meetings and Personal Updates in Iowa

City briefs list 1245 pm meeting on the plaza for coliseum services and Townsend No 2 meeting at 7:45 pm in city hall superior court room with a state convention report. Private William L. King visits from Camp Gordon for a 10 day furlough. Elmer Brinkman to speak on conserv ing resources at Optimist club. Carl Kuhn transfers to officers candidate school at Lowry Field Colorado. John D Taylor promoted to fifth technician at Camp Barkeley Texas. Scout troop and Cub pack IT Buchanan hold a dinner at Bever Park pavilion 3:30 to 6 pm. First Lutheran Men’s Brotherhood meeting postponed to June 18 at 7 pm at Bever Park horseshoe pits.

Townsend Club No. 2 Superior Court City Hall Culuren Mens Vendav Bever Park Piente Alb Men of

Y’s Men Plan Picnic and Cabin Ceremony at Camp Wapsie

The Ys Men club invites members to attend a picnic at Camp Wapsie Y for today and to install a Y's Men's emblem on their cabin before the Camp opens on June 14.

Y’s Ys Mens Club Camp Wapsie Y's Camp Wapsie “Y

Hanford Legion Post Picnic Moves to Armory

The Hanford post of the American Legion will open its summer picnics on Tuesday at 6 p.m. The event is moved to the Memorial building armory to conserve tires and will admit 1942 members with membership cards.

Hanford American Legion Memorial Building

Congress Bloc Sticks to 50 Base Pay for Enlisted

Congress supporters refuse compromise on a $46 to $50 base pay proposal for the lowest enlisted ranks. A conference report for $38 monthly base pay will be debated in the Senate, while Rep John Rin pushes for the $50 figure in the House. Senator LaFollette vows to fight to the finish.

Washington LLP Senate House Noth Bodizes Robert M LaFollette John E Rana Rin

Two Die in Army Plane Crash Near Lubbock Base

Two army officers died when a plane crashed near the Lubbock air base. The victims were Second Lieutenant Thomas To and Lieutenant James P. Noble both listed as missing prior to the announcement by authorities on Saturday.

Lubbock Tex Thomas Tortcher Richmond James PF Noble Sovalo Lubbock Air Base Fuilier

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Box Wide World Jenny SEARS Sears, Roebuck 3Rd Ave Hausfrau S Louis Plociiier Frankfurter Zeitung Chum Tion Gen. Haynes City Briefs Iowa Volunteer Auxiliary William L. King Camp Gordon Augusta William O King Ninth Street Elmer Brinkman Haegg Roofing and Insulation Company Optimist Club Carl B Kuhn CB. Kuhn Twelfth Avenue SE Jefferson Barracks Lowryfield Colo John D Taylor Camp Barkeley Tea Mer John D. Taylor Scout Treap Bevee Park Church Legion Picnic Congress Bloc Monogram Norge and Junger
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