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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

2

Pact Survivor Held For Murder In Death By Own Action

Ford Ashcraft a 38 year old war veteran faced a grand jury for murder after a coroner's jury found plausible evidence of a death by own action pact with his wife Lucille 38. A broken club torn jacket with fresh blood were found at their home. Ashcraft admitted to loving a 17 year old former house employee and arranging to commit suicide by driving onto railroad tracks. He claimed he failed to go through with the act and jumped from the car as the train approached. Mrs Ashcraft died of a broken neck.

Ashcraft Lucille Chicago and North Western

Coe Expects 300 to Register for Summer Quarter

Coe college anticipates 300 students for the summer session, the first term opening Monday. About 200 have registered in advance and 100 more will register Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in Stewart Memorial library. Of the 300, 175 are resident students living in Voorhees 1 and Greene hall.

Coe College Stewart Memorial Library Voorhees 1 Greene Hall Voorhees Hall

Soviet Radio Attacks U S Policy Ahead of Big Four Talks

Moscow radio mocked American foreign policy in the Far East and Latin America saying Washington seeks one sided action, interferes in Latin America and aims to restore a Western Pacific order. The piece mentions US push for armament control and unilateral influence in the region. Also note a separate suit award of 42 500 to Miss Helen Barr Scharf against CIO Gary local 1066 Frank Grider and James Glass.

London Moscow Far East Latin America United States Roosevelt Washington Western Pacific Helen Barr Scharf Gary CIO Union Frank Grider James Glass

Ambro Wins Four Advertising Awards in 12-category Contest

Ambro agency wins four ad awards at the National Advertising Agency Network contest held in Colorado Springs. Harold J. Rowe, president, attended. Awards cover national newspaper, two farm paper campaigns, and an employee relations program.

Cobelles Cone Dows Building National Advertising Agency Network Colorado Springs Harold J. Rowe Ambro

Union Told To Pay 20000 Damages In 1941 Assault

Charles Titus, a 51 year old Hobart veteran, was beaten by pickets and ejected from a Gary bus in February 1941 during a dispute at the Gary Sheet and Tin Plate plant. A Newton county Indiana court upheld a $20000 damages verdict against the United Steelworkers after a retrial order, with Titus suffering ongoing back pain and needing a brace.

Kentland Ind INS Newton County United Steelworkers Union CSO Charles Titus Hobart

Nine Cedar Rapids Men Join Navy Recruit List

The Cedar Rapids recruiting office announced nine men left for navy service. Names include Robert Benson Roy Gene Harry Lee Edwin Lundquist William Seaton Roy Sorensen Wayne Chadima and Robert Kep hart. All sailed for San Diego except Lundquist who enlisted as a hospital apprentice and reported to Great Lakes.

Cedar Rapids Navy Robert William Benson Maplewood Drive Roy Gene Harry Franklin Lee, Jr Ellis Boulevard Edwin William Lundquist C Avenue NW William Joseph Seaton Second Street Roy Henry Sorensen Thirtieth Street Wayne Franklin Chadima Seventh Street Robert Max Kephart F Avenue San Diego Lundquist Great Lakes

Henry Gundling Elected Lions Club President

Henry Gundling was elected president of the Lions Club at the Roosevelt hotel meeting on Thursday. Officers named include Ervin Moen as first vice president Charles Gunn as second vice president George Warkentine as third vice president Tom Young as secretary Wilbur Canaday as treasurer Jerry Heintze as tail twister Lee Winterberg and Nevin Nichols as lion tamers. Board members chosen were Ira Brooks John Heidel Elmer Ferriter Hal Tellier and Fred Poyneer.

Henry Gundling Lions Club Roosevelt Hotel Ervin Moen Charles Gunn George Warkentine Tom Young Wilbur Canaday Jerry Heintze Lee Winterberg Nevin Nichols Ira Brooks John Heidel Elmer Ferriter Hal Tellier Fred Poyneer

Electronic Technician's Mates Needed by Navy

Navy offering electronic technician's mates ratings through Cedar Rapids recruiting office chief Marvin W Horak. Ex sailors with this rating can re enlist in same rating regardless of discharge time.

Navy Marvin W. Horak Cedar Rapids

Local Young Democrats Form Bernhart Gress Committee

A Cedar Rapids based Berniehrt Gress committee was organized on Thursday. John Greenlee of the Linn County Young Democrats announced it Friday. Richard V. Bernhart of Oelwellh was named chairman with George Fisher as leader. Other members include George C. Claasser John J. Wagner and Joe Mekota.

Frauleins Cause No Trouble for American Wives

Inez Robb reports from Berlin that American army wives feel no trouble from frauleins. Gen. McNarney says no wife will be required to wear an armband and their presence is a positive asset to the command. Wives like Nadine Texel and Joyce Allen describe friendly treatment from GIs while living in Berlin suburbs awaiting permanent housing.

Berlin Inez Robb Germany Joseph T. McNarney Army G.i.’S Nadine Texel Stockton Calif Rupert M. Texel Nadine

American Girls in Berlin Endure Accusations of Theft

The passage describes Nadine and Joyce, two American girls in Berlin, who grow restless with inactivity but face repeated accusations by a German housekeeper that they stole a door key. The pair plan to report the incident to their husbands.

Nadine Joyce Berlin

Collins Heads Bethel M E Men’s Day Program

Wesley Collins chairs Bethel A M E Church Men’s Day at 512 Sixth Street SE with Rev. Andrew R. Parks announcing the event. Rev. Frank H. Ward of Sunshine Mission will preach at 11 a.m. and an all Negro film “The Blood of Jesus” with a 75 voice choir is shown at 7:30 p.m. Allen C. E. league meets at 6:30.

Wesley Collins Bethel A.M.E Sixth Street Andrew R. Parks Frank H. Ward Sunshine Mission Allen C. E. League

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