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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

24

Ruml the 12 Cylinder Mind Behind Pay As You Go Plan

Beardsley Ruml, Cedar Rapids born 48 years ago, is a leading financier and planner behind the pay-as-you-go income tax idea. In a Cedar Rapids interview he defends the simple plan, discusses inflation, wartime production shifts, and his family, while noting the June 15 tax deadline and his roles at Macy's and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

John Reynolds Bardsley Ruml Cedar Rapids Rumi B” Rumi Washington High School Coe College Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Ruml Beardsley Ruml Fifth Avenue SE Pearl Harbor Rum Brooklyn Berkeley Congress Beardsley Rum Beardsley Washington High Tunisia Atlantic City N. J Treadwell Ruml Alvin Air Force Ann Tobe New York Sixty-second Street R. H. Macy and Company Federal Reserve Bank of New York Macy’s

Roosevelt Grandson Kills Schoolmate in Accidental Shooting

In Philadelphia a fatal shooting occurred when 10 year old William Roosevelt accidentally discharged a .22 rifle as Lewis Hutchinson, 11, and others rushed into an Edgemont home to get bows and arrows. The rifle, left in a hallway, was kicked by William causing the gun to fire.

Philadelphia Lewis Hutchinson William Roosevelt Roosevelt W. J. Rushong Episcopal Academy William Edgemont Col Elliott Roosevelt Elizabeth Donner Winsor Rushong Lewis Vinson Bryn Mawr Hospital William H. Donner Villanova William Morrow Winsor

UAW Chief Links Packard Walkout to Ku Klux Klan

Detroit three day strike at Packard Motor Car Co ends and production returns to normal. UAW President R J Thomas claims agents of the Ku Klux Klan fomented the protest over assigning three Negro workers to assembly line jobs. He cites evidence and a klan invitation to a meeting as proof of antagonistic influence.

Detroit Packard Motor Car Company R. J. Thomas United Automobile Workers CIO Ku Klux Klan Thomas National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Packard Cyclops

Wanted! Hearing Test Offers Money Back Guarantee

Advertisement touts a simple no risk hearing test called Curlne Home Method to help those with temporary deafness or ear noise from wax. It promises improved hearing or money back and urges inquiries at Ford Hopkins May’s and drug stores.

Ford Hopkins May's

Marshfield’s First Sermon at Peoples Church

The Rev George W Marshfield new pastor spoke on What Is a People s Church selecting readings from Romans Mazzi ni and Henry Wallace He outlined the church covenant love as its spirit service as its law to dwell in peace seek truth in love and help one another He warned against churches used as tools of tyranny and urged the church to welcome change and serve democracy The talk framed a peoples church as a fellowship fostering achievement and collective progress in daily life and international understanding

George W. Marshfield The Peoples Church Paul Guiseppe Mazzini Henry Wallace People’s Church Marshfield

Colorful Parade Highlights Czech Memorial Rites

Colorful parade through Cedar Rapids South Side honors Czech Memorial Day at Bohemian National Cemetery. Speakers include T B Hlubucek and Mayor Hahn. Eloquent tribute stresses democracy, liberty, and unity against tyranny, with English and Czech addresses. Ceremony ends with cemetery inspection and participation by Czech groups, ROTC, and the American Legion.

Gazette-Hambtlin Sokols Sokolky Legion Color Guard Czech Home Guard Czech Cemetery Association Czech School Sokol Karla Masaryk Jan Hus. O. O. F. Lodge Moose Girls Mounted Patrol Navy Mothers Club American Red Cross Cedar Rapids Bohemian National Cemetery T B. Hlubucek Hlubucek America Hitler Hlubacek Czech Thomas Suchomel Czech National Cemetery Association Frank K. Hahn John E Ehlert Coc R.o.tc Hahn Col. Ehlert

Japanese Army Diet Rated Adequate by BEW

The Board of Economic Warfare reported that Japanese front line soldiers consume a highly nutritious scientifically balanced diet. The standard ration includes biscuits, a health drink called marin with lectia noia, a preparation named florylin, wheat germ tablets, and a rice and bean curd wad ration. BEW experts say these foods provide all essential vitamins and minerals despite Western readers finding them strange.

Washington Board of Economic Warfare BEW

Reds Claim 752 German Aircraft Bagged in Week

MOSCOW AP dispatch reports Soviet bombers burned fires at German airfields on the Donets front Sunday night as part of a five week campaign costing the enemy 2,821 planes. In the week ending Saturday the Soviet air force claimed 752 enemy aircraft destroyed, while its own losses reached 212 for the period, with Moscow noting a temporary lull in ground fighting linked to airpower shifts. Berlin radio claimed German raids hit targets at Gorki and other rail lines, with Russian losses pegged higher on the same weekend.

Moscow Donets London Radio Russia Berlin Gorki Vologda Moscow-Archangel Kastornaya Kursk-Vo

Soviet forces repel two German river crossings on Donets

Forces along the northern Donets repelled two German attempts to cross the river. Across the front from the Black Sea to the Arctic Soviet air craft artillery and infantry patrols harassed the foe, though no major action was reported.

Donets Black Sea Arctic

Flags Scarce To Meet Flag Day Demand

Washington (UP) The War Production Board said civilian flags for Flag Day are still available but unlikely to meet the demand as wartime shortages strain supply.

Washington War Production Board

$75 Fine Is Assessed For Disorderly Conduct

Forest Greene, 47, of 728 Ninth Avenue SW, pled guilty to disorderly conduct in police court Monday morning. Judge Harry S Johnson fined him $75 and costs after patrolman Claude Fellwock and John Zenisek arrested him early Sunday in the yard at 620 First Street SW. He said he went to the address to find a person, but residents denied knowing him and admitted drinking when brought before the judge.

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