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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1939

Page

4

Weather Roundup for Iowa and National Cities

Daily Record reports Tuesday temperatures across Cedar Rapids Boston Iowa Falls Washington Mount Ayr Tampa Sioux City New Orleans and others with highs reaching the 80s and 70s. A gray Wednesday morning gave way to rain as a swift temperature rise stalled and cooled by afternoon.

Cedar Rapids Boston Iowa Falls Washington Mount Ayr Tampa Sioux City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Charles City Los Angeles Es Moines San Francisco Crosse Seattle Dubuque Havre Davenport Bismarck Keokuk Detroit New York Chicago Chambers Inskeep Company

Cedar Rapids Residents Named in Pairings

Lee Smith and Claire Tufts both of Cedar Rapids. Arnold Zimmerman and Guenivere Hageman, Cedar Rapids. Charles L. McKim and Mary Jane Martin, Cedar Rapids. Lael W. Good, Ogden, and Lois V. Etzel, Alburnett. Charles L. Walther and Nellie Katheryn Becker, Osco Illinois. Ernest H. Christensen and Sarah Reid, Cedar Rapids.

Lee Smith Claire Tufts Cedar Rapids Arnold Zimmerman Guenivere Hageman Charles L. McKim Mary Jane Martin Lael W. Good Ogden Lois V. Etzel Alburnett Charles L. Walther Nellie Katheryn Becker Osco, Ill Ernest H. Christensen Sarah Reid

DeVaul Custody Granted on Cruelty Grounds

Judge J. E. Heiserman awards custody of the couple’s son to Helen DeVaul, citing cruel and inhuman treatment by Thomas E. DeVaul. The pair, married January 4 1924 in Cedar Rapids, sought resolution via a court ruling.

Helen DeVaul Thomas E. DeVaul J. E. Heiserman

Justice of Peace Court Sentences Youth for Fishing

Carl Moore age 19 of 1026 Fifth Street NW received eight days in the county jail for fishing. John Barton of Cedar Rapids was fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Cases heard by Justice H R Churchill.

Carl Moore Fifth Street John Barton Cedar Rapids H. R. Churchill

Death of Cleon C. Morris in Iowa City Hospital

Cleon C. Morris, 56, of 887 Daniels Street NE, died at 9 30 a m Wednesday in University Hospital Iowa City after a brief illness.

Cleon C. Morris Daniels Street University Hospital Iowa City

Speeding Fine Levied on Howard Secor in City Court

Howard Secor of 382 Thirtieth Street SE was fined ten dollars plus costs for speeding 46 in a posted limit area.

Howard Secor Thirtieth Street

British Consider Retaliation On Japs

The report notes Britain weighing retaliation over a dispute with Japan. Japan demands guarantees against anti-Japanism and rejects a three power settlement, insisting concessions be isolated as entrapment. Foreigners are searched unevenly with a strong Japanese assertion of jurisdiction.

Tokio Foreign Office Japan China

Nazis Move To Crush Czech Opposition in Occupied Region

Reports say hundreds of Czech youths vanish from Prague and other cities as some join legions in Poland and France under General Prchala. Himmler visits Prague and Neurath amid arrests linked to a killed Nazi policeman, while Czech opposition persists despite German pressure.

isch-Ostrau Poland Prague Sruenn Prchala Carpatho-Ukraine Warsaw France Himmler Neurath Germania Karl Frank Kladno Franz Guertner Guertner Austria Krone Germany Slovakia Bohemia-Moravia Czech Moravia Hitler Berlin Budapest

Dramatic Overhaul Sought for Relief Administration

A government panel urges replacing the single WPA administrator with a three man board to oversee relief. Proposals include ending direct relief, fixed monthly wages, job based funding, loyalty tests, and stricter eligibility. Board members to be named by the President with Senate approval and capped at two members from one party. The goals are to curb waste and increase efficiency.

WPA Threeman Senate Secretary of Agriculture

Private Investment Collapse Bogs Down Economic Machine

The article argues private investment drives money income and economic activity. It explains how savings become investment funds to produce investment goods, and that without active private investment the nation cannot sustain money income or recover from industrial stagnation. It highlights the need to flood the economy with investment to keep money flow active.

United States

Kiwanis Presents Whittam Park Pool to Cedar Rapids

The Kiwanis club donated the Whittam Park wading pool in Cedar Rapids after a noon ceremony led by Rev. Grant Anderson and Mayor Frank K. Hahn. The $800 project was shared by the Kiwanis and the city, following earlier pools at Riverside Sinclair and Ellis parks.

Whittam Park Kiwanis Club Grant Anderson Frank K. Hahn Cedar Rapids Anderson Riverside Sinclair Ellis Parks Whitlam Park Hahn H. Leo Darge Kiwanis Damge Carl Poole Art Taylor

Indicted for Illegally Wearing U S Uniform at Rally

Milwaukee AP report says Hugo R Opitz 71 faces indictment for wearing a United States army uniform at the German American Volksbund rally May 27 at the Milwaukee Auditorium. He appeared in uniform and with a pistol in a holster billed as Col Benjamin J Blackey retired surgeon general of the United States Army.

Milwaukee (Ap E. J. Koelzer U. S Hugo R. Opitz United States Army Milwaukee Volksbund Opitz Benjamin J. Blackey

Citumwa Girl Is Named Iowa Head Of Rainbow Girls

More than 700 girls registered for the Rainbow Girls 1940 convention in Davenport. Peggie Ann Bode of Cedar Rapids presided at the banquet as toast master, with speakers Margaret Gardner of Iowa City Elizabeth Jackson of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Hilda Been of Ames. A trio by Dorothy Miller and Vir- is noted among program highlights.

Iris Thompson Bloomfield Lois Wilson Albia Mae Farmer Fairfield Marjorie Bettendorf Davenport Helen Anderson Clinton Hilda Been Ames Ethel Ballard West Union Bob Grapengetter Maquoketa Bernice P. Gran Storm Lake Miss Kudrle Catherine Spoone Jane Kudr Peggie Ann Bode Cedar Rapids Margaret Gardner Iowa City Elizabeth Jackson Dorothy Miller Vir

FCC seeks tighter control over telephone industry practices

The draft report urges mandatory consolidation applications, FCC approval for all stock acquisitions, and Bell System patent licensing to rivals. It notes suspected improper influence on rate regulation, calls for public-interest scrutiny, and questions about including goodwill promotions in operating expenses. Also mentions Western Electric and associated companies.

FCC Bell System Associated Companies Western Electric

Oneida Man Detained Over Panhandling and Escape Attempts

Marshall Conatser, 39, of Oneida Tennessee, was picked up for panhandling after drinking. He received a 30 day floater sentence and was escorted beyond the city limits, only to return and nearly overpower officers before being brought back to jail.

Atser Cedar Rapids Conatser Marshall Conatser Oneida Tenn Con

Elks Host Luncheon for Children from Local Home

The Elks club hosted 38 Boys and girls from the Children's Home at a Friday noon flag day luncheon. Miss Letty Ellen Keerl led the event with supervisors Dora Van Sant and Mary Hobbs guiding the children. After a one o clock meal the youngsters received silver half dollars and will shop downtown with a supervising clerk. Ray Vernimont presented a matinee of Young Mr. Lincoln at the State theater following the luncheon.

Elks Club Club Elks The Letty Ellen Keerl Dora van Sant Mary Hobbs Yellow Cab Company Miss Keer Ray Vernimont State Theater Mr. Lincoln E. Harold Skinner Committee On Social Community Welfare Richard Jones Giles Joyce Fred Fluegel W. J. Neuzil

Iowa Labor Federation nominating officers for 2-year term

Delegates at the forty fifth annual Iowa State Federation of Labor proceed with officer nominations. President A A Couch and Leo Quinn lead the slate for president. Other nominees include John J Brown for secretary treasurer and four member executive board candidates from multiple cities. Primary follows Wednesday with the election set for Thursday. Waterloo earned the 1940 convention hosting rights.

Dubuque Iowa State Federation of Labor Waterloo A. A. Couch Des Moines Leo Quinn Des Moines Truck Drivers Union John J. Brown Dubuque Pressman W. H. Reynolds Hugh Sheridan Cedar Rapids Grain A. E. Hubbard Clinton Motion Picture B. R. Farris Council Bluffs Plumber Gordon Sonny) Beck Council Bluffs Motion Picture William H. Hottel

Bridegroom receives unusual lingerie shower in Charleston

Belvin Horres planned a different welcome for friend H. C. Thomas by hosting a lingerie shower. Each guest contributed a suit of men's underclothes for the groom, creating a humorous and memorable pre wedding moment in Charleston, South Carolina.

Charleston S. C Belvin Horres H. C. Thomas Thomas

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