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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1943

Page

22

War Bond Drive Keeps Cedar Rapids Hope Alive

In Cedar Rapids a community effort at The Bomb Shelter on Third street SE has raised over $150,000 in stamps and bonds to support the war. Women’s club and Junior League volunteers staff the shelter, with families and workers sacrificing daily to fund bonds for soldiers. Notable supporters include Mrs Sidney L Myers and Mrs W. D. Lyon, while Tom Crabbe organized the project with Elks club backing and space donated by O F Paulson.

Frank T. Nye Cedar Rapids Herr Hitler Third Street Pearl Harbor Hitler Hirohito Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Tom Crabbe The Elks Club O F Paulson Painter Woman's Club Sidney L Myers W. D. Lyon E. W. Krickard J B. Heffelfinger D M. Fellows Arlo C. Goodyear Walter Musker Milner Sopousek

Community Volunteers Support Local Shelter Names List

Senior League and Junior League volunteers contribute to the shelter effort. Named helpers include E W Reed, Edwin B Zeller, Clayton Ellis, J L Ludlow, J L Taylor, Roger S Conrad, Will Goon, J H Stroud, Don Ihrig, David W Lehti, Paul Miner, Florence Hoese, L L Owen, John I Wilson, W P Rohrbach, plus junior workers Miss Virginia Collins and Mines C M Daniel, Edward Breen, R J Stevenson, John Turner, R B Creswell, D D Sullivan, J W Albright, Robert Davis, E H Wadsworth, Richard Killian, Richard Miller, Jerome Gearhart, Eugene C Hoyt, and W D Lyon. Other shelter helpers include Mrs. Lou Schilling, Mrs. Adrian Hoblitzell and Mrs. George Beattie.

Mmes E. W. Reed Edwin B. Zeller Clayton Ellis J. L. Ludlow J L. Taylor Roger S. Conrad Will Goon J. H. Stroud Don Ihrig David W. Lehti Paul Miner Florence Hoese L. L. Owen John I. Wilson W P Rohrbach Virginia Collins the Mines C. M. Daniel Edward Breen R. J. Stevenson John

Refinery Fire Halts Main Line Rail Traffic in Crockett

A refinery fire in Crockett California Saturday halted main line rail traffic to the San Francisco Bay area for four hours. More than 6400 barrels of petroleum burned with a mighty explosion. Port Lyautey in French Morocco is a 20000 population port erected in 1913.

Crockett, Calif San Francisco Bay Area Port Lyautey

Canned Items Made Available to Public

The War Production Board announces civilians will gain access to about 7.5 million cases of canned applesauce blueberries figs beets carrots and pumpkin and squash from the 1943 pack due to reduced government requirements. Canners may still pack quantities equal to earlier requirements, but the difference becomes available for public use.

Washington War Production Board

F. R. Extends Best Wishes to Benes on Czechoslovakia Efforts

President Roosevelt sent best wishes to Eduard Benes praising his courageous efforts to liberate Czechoslovakia and restore freedom for its people amid Nazi domination. The message highlighted support for democratic resistance and postwar recovery.

Washington Roosevelt Eduard Benes Czechoslovakia

Flag Day Tomorrow Occupied Country Seeks Freedom Message

A note urging freedom and peace follows a reply from Benes as Flag Day approaches tomorrow in an occupied country.

Benes

Donation ban sought

Washington lawmaker Len Hatch of New Mexico said he will propose legislation to ban both employees and employers from contributing to political campaigns.

Washington LLP Len Hatch D-N.m

Six Lions Escape Circus In New Jersey District

Six lions broke loose from Gilbert Brothers circus wagons and a training ring in Elizabeth New Jersey and terrorized a shopping district for over an hour. Four lions were rounded up near the lot, while two wandered into residential areas. One lumbered into a garage and another hid under a porch before police and residents aided the capture.

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