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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

5

Ruml Tax Plan Father Beardsley Ruml in Cedar Rapids Spotlight

Beardsley Ruml, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. Ruml, renowned for the pay-as-you-go income tax idea, discusses inflation, war production, and his plan's reception. The Coe College commencement speaker, Macy executive, and Federal Reserve chair in New York, speaks freely of his life, views, and public interest during a Cedar Rapids visit.

John Reynolds Bardsley Rumi Cedar Rapids Ruml B” Ruml Washington High School Coe College Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Rumi Cedar Records U. S. Treasury Department Congress Beardsley Ruml Beardsley Rums Washington 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

Grandson of Roosevelt Linked to Schoolboy Shooting

In Philadelphia a coroner probed the death of 11 year old Lewis Hutchinson after a .22 rifle discharged accidentally by William Roosevelt, 10, grandson of the President. The boys, Episcopal Academy students, were rushing to a home to fetch bows and arrows when the accident happened.

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 Estate

UAW Head Blames Packard Walkout On Ku Klux Klan

Detroit AP reports production at Packard Motor Car Co returned to normal after a three day strike. UAW CIO President R J Thomas claimed the walkout was prompted by Ku Klux Klan agents in protest against placing three Negro workers on assembly lines. The stoppage delayed aircraft and PT boat engine output. He cited alleged Klan involvement and a signed invitation to a Klan meeting as evidence.

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 Men And Women Hear Better With Ourine Home Method

Advertisement claims the Ourine Home Method helps hard of hearing individuals improve hearing, offering a money back guarantee if the simple test is not beneficial. Readily asks readers to inquire about Ourine Ear Drops at Ford Mays and drug stores nationwide.

Marshfield Preaches First Sermon at Peoples Church

The Rev George W Marshfield new Peoples Church pastor spoke on What Is a People s Church choosing Romans Mazzi ni and Hallace readings He outlined the covenant Love is the spirit of this church and service its law urging a church of the common man advancing democracy and international understanding through fellowship and action He urged embracing change and clarifying the church s role in human progress.

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

Colorful Czech Memorial Rites Parade in Cedar Rapids

Colorful parade through the South Side district for the Czech Memorial Day program at Bohemian National Cemetery. T. B. Hlubucek delivered the memorial address urging defense of democracy and liberty. Mayor Hahn and Col. Ehlert spoke as the program included the Czech National Cemetery association, Czech groups, and the American Legion firing squad.

Gazette Hamblin 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 South Side Cedar Rapids Bohemian National Cemetery T. B. Hlubucek Hlubucek America Hitler Thomas Suchomel, Jr Czech National Cemetery Association Frank K. Hahn John E. Ehlert Coe R.O.T.C Hahn Col. Ehlert Japan American Legion

Jap Army Diet Labeled Adequate

Washington AP The Board of Economic Warfare reports after studying Japanese army rations that field meals are highly nutritious and scientifically balanced. The standard ration biscuit health drink marin lactic acid florylin wheat germ tablets and a rice and bean curd ration supply all essential vitamins and minerals despite Western taste.

Washington Board of Economic Warfare BEW

Reds Claim 752 German Aircraft Bagged in Week

Moscow reports show Soviet bombers set fires at German airfields rear of the Donets front Sunday night. In a week ending Saturday, 752 enemy aircraft were destroyed while the Soviet air force lost 212 planes, bringing five week losses to 746. London says lull on land tied to air power shift. Berlin reports raids on Gorki and rail lines with Russian losses of 83 planes over the weekend. Front lines along the Donets saw two German crossings repelled as Soviet air, artillery, and infantry patrols harass across the front from the Black Sea to the Arctic.

Moscow Donets London Radio Russia Berlin Gorki Vologda Moscow-Archangel Kastornaya Kursk-Voronezh Donets Basin DNB Caucasus Lishchansk Black Sea Arctic

Flags Scarce Wartime Item Says War Board

Washington report that American flags are now scarce as wartime rationing affects civilian displays on Flag Day. The War Production Board said available flags for civilians may not meet demand this year.

Washington War Production Board

$75 Fine Is Assessed For Disorderly Conduct

Forest O. Greene, 47, of 728 Ninth avenue SW, pled guilty to disorderly conduct in police court. Judge Harry S. Johnson fined him $75 and costs after Greene was arrested by Patrolman Claude Fellwock and John Zenisek early Sunday at 620 First Street SW. He admitted drinking when brought before the judge.

Forest O. Greene Ninth Avenue Harry S. Johnson Greene Claude Fellwock John Zenisek First Street Johnson

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