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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1938

Page

6

Local group to be Boys' State largest in Iowa

Twenty six local youths bound for Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge will join sponsors and hear officials reiterate the program aims. Hanford post reports the largest Iowa delegation, with two above quota, reflecting active local effort and post support. The group departs by bus Sunday morning and returns June 19, with sponsors from Elks, Knights of Columbus, Cadets, and several civic and veterans organizations.

American Legion Memorial Building Camp Dodge Hanford Post Iowa Dwight Krumholtz Americanism Committee James Franken Leo J. Custer State Legion Frank Jennings Marvin Winders Elks Club James A. Spaight Byrne Healy Knights of Columbus John Barton Cadets of St. George No. 43 Leonard Fuller Albert Eddy Donald Poole John Butler Elmer Grissel Young Men's Bureau of Chamber of Commerce Clifford Hand Maynard Kint Woman's Relief Corps Leo Sweeney Lions Club Wallace Hollingsworth Rotary Club Don Yungman Pickwick Club Frank McConkey The Cedar Rapids Gazette Robert Straka Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club Jack Tewart Kiwanis Club Neal Hoover Cedar Rapids Area Scout Council Bertrand Jensen South Side Civic Club Marvin Priborsky Linn County Bar Association Harlan Rice Waltonians Troy Deal Order of DeMolay James Hodgson Donald Ross Woman’s Club John Sopousek Legion Auxiliary

LaRues Granted One Month Leave Before Fort Brady Duty

Capt. Frank LaRue and wife Mrs. LaRue with their three children depart Cedar Rapids for a 1 month and 20 day leave prior to his deployment with the third battalion of the Second Infantry at Fort Brady Michigan. They will stay with Mrs. LaRue’s parents in Tacoma and later visit relatives in Phoenix while their two younger children remain with relatives. Major Collin S. Myers will succeed LaRue as unit instructor at the 349th Infantry in Cedar Rapids.

Frank LaRue Avenue Cedar Rapids Second Infantry Fort Brady Mich LaRues C. F. Osmers Tacoma Wash LaRue Jackie Mary Frances McKinley High School Phoenix Ariz 349Th Infantry Cedar Rapids Federal Building Iowa Reserve High Twelve LaRu

Frozen bread storage method extends shelf life

Washington officials said the department of agriculture bureau of chemistry and soils has developed a freezing method to keep bread usable in storage for six to eight months without ill effects.

Washington INS Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry and Soils

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa

Notice is hereby given that Edwin W. Lundquist clerk of the District Court, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will hold a hearing to prove and admit the Last Will and Testament of Harry Kremers, late of Linn County, deceased, on the 20th day of June at 8 o clock. Deacon Sareent and Spangler, Attorneys, represent the matter in District Court.

State of Iowa Linn County Harry Kremers District Court Cedar Rapids Town Edwin W. Lundquist Clerk District Court Sareent and Spangler

Canton Exodus Mounted as Bombardment Deepens

Hong Kong dispatch by William P Shaw reports massive flight from Canton as Japanese bomber raids intensify. Thousands flee to interior villages amid rumors of Formosa troop reinforcements and potential invasion, with about half the city’s one million residents displaced by days of bombardment.

William P Shaw Hong Kong INS Canton Formosa Shanghai

Willie Willis Reflects on Courage and Regret

Willie Willis recalls a past confrontation and laments acting cowardly when faced with a tough opponent. He wishes he had stood up despite fear, expressing lingering regret over his actions and the impact on his self-image.

Salute History Notes On 21 Gun Salute Origins

The excerpt recalls the phrase which has killed more than 3,000 and wounded more than 6,000 people. It cites the 21 gun salute as international, noting pre 1875 use of a national salute of one gun per state in the Union.

United States Union

Avert Flight Of Wife Of Escaped Spy Plot Witness

New York police halted a potential flight of a third witness in a spy case by arresting Maria Griebl wife of Dr Ignatz Griebl who escaped the net aboard the Bremen She was held on 5000 bail as a material witness and jailed at Jefferson Market Prison Her purchase of a Bremen Havens ticket to join her husband in Germany was thwarted by the government actions until Friday

New York INS Maria Griebl Ignatz T. Griebl Bremen Griebl Vincent L. Liebell Jefferson Market U. S Lamar Hardy Bremerhaven Germany

Trust Prober's New Automobile Sparks Grins in DC

Washington AP report says Justice Department anti trust chief W Arnold arrived at work in a comically old car with wooden wheels. Officials reacted with chuckles as the Thur man displayed the antique vehicle described as his “new” car, a square topped coupe of ancient vintage.

Trust Prober Washington Justice Department Thurman W. Arnold

Government official defends high car costs in Washington

Arnold noted his wife called the $9,000 yearly government official car "a little silly" but he said the $45 automobile suits him fine. The remark reflects tensions over official vehicle spending while in Washington.

Arnold Washington

Raskob Jr and Wife Separate in Reno

John J. Raskob Jr., son of the former chairman of the Democratic Na tion, and his wife separated in Reno Nevada. The report notes a marital split and cites local filing details as part of the public record.

John Raskob, Jr Reno, Nev John J. Raskob, Jr

Couple Announces Separation Amid Political Committee Ties

A public notice disclosed that a national political figure and his wife Minerva have separated. The revelation came Friday and centers on their ongoing involvement with a political committee and related activities.

Tional Committee Minerva

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