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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1939

Page

7

Linn County 1939 Tax Assessments See Small 1938 Change

1939 Linn County assessments show little variation from 1938 with total moneys and credits at 25,416,166 up from 23,384,995. Cedar Rapids leads the rise to 21,577,329 from 19,881,556, while townships show a slight drop. Real estate value totals 81,397,382, personal property 8,478,964, exemptions 12,805,871, and farm lands 20,279,635. Public utilities and railroad figures are pending state tax commission data expected mid year.

Linn County Robert M. Vesely Cedar Rapids

Watkins Woman Hurt In Accident Near Walford

Mrs Leoma A Schmidt 26 of Watkins was injured in a two mile south of Walford intersection auto crash while driving a car owned by C J Schmidt of Watkins. She swerved to avoid a truck driven by George Young 22 Palo route 1, owned by Bernard Stark and ran into a ditch. Schmidt suffered head cut and leg hip bruises while her 5 year old daughter riding with her had a cut lip.

Leoma A. Schmidt Watkins C. J. Schmidt Walford Jim Smith Schmidt

Make This Model At Home Pattern 4061 Anne Adams

Anne Adams offers pattern 4061 a simple shirtwaist dress with air flow sleeve slits and a soft low collar. Sizes 34 to 48, 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 36. Send 15 cents per pattern plus size name address and pattern number to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department 17Th St New York

Fire razes Glazier horse farm killing 14 horses

A blaze at the Julius Glazier horse racing farm in West Orange New Jersey on Friday killed 14 horses and a dog. Firemen could not reach the dog from the stables.

West Orange N. J Julius Glazier

Fined $10 For Failing To Allow Pass In Iowa

Sunday motorists clashed as F M Huyck of Cedar Rapids reported a speeding driver behind him. Harry Bell of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to blocking a pass before Justice H R Church and paid $10 fine and costs. Assistant County Attorney Carl Hendrickson warned of the dangers of blocking a following vehicle.

F. M Huyck Fourth Avenue SE Highway Patrol Iowa Harry Bell Cedar Rapids H R Churchi Huyck

A L Taylor Speaks At Edgewood K P Picnic

A L Taylor executive secretary of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce spoke Thursday noon before the Edgewood Knights of Pythias picnic at Backbone state park. Attended by 120, his topic was The World's Bargain at 98 Cents. Montello Knapp of Edgewood presided. Frank Hite and R B Hibbs of Marengo spoke. an orchestra and entertainment followed.

A L. Taylor Cedar Rapids Olin F. Critz Hahn Jones County Rural Youth Association Hahn James Linsley Hartman Farm

Hutchinson Joins DOJ Antitrust Division

Walter Hutchinson of Cedar Rapids former assistant district attorney for Iowa's northern district reported for work in the Justice Department antitrust division in Washington. He will not yet be assigned to a case and may assist on several matters under Thurman Arnold.

Gazette Washington, D. C Walter Hutchinson Cedar Rapids Iowa Anti-Trust Department of Justice Thurman Arnold Hutchinson

Will Probe Wagner Wage Acts Now Proposed by Democrats

Washington Democrats plan to urge the House to investigate both the Wagner act and the wage-and-hour law. The move comes as a coordinated push to scrutinize labor policy and enforcement of pay regulations. High-level Democrats aligned with the effort expect a formal proposal soon.

Wagner Washington INS House International News Service

Love and scandal swirl as Tarry Grimes faces a complicated engagement

Moira Carewe, during Prohibition era New York visits and a coming of age party, watches Tarleton Grises, her carefree lover from Madison and son of Joseph P. Griggs, move from flirtation to a rumored engagement with Lady Careen Kilmorny amid gossip, tours, and social pressure.

Moira Carewe Tarry Moira New York Museum of Natural History Madison Connecticut Palm Beach Careen Kilmoray Joseph Griggs Europe Mojra Lady Careen Careen Joseph P. Griggs Joseph Tarleton Careen Kilmorny

Ants use wireless to call friends to dinner at Hollow Tree

Bedtime stories follow Baby Bunty Johnnie and Uncle Wiggily as they observe ants summoning their mates by an internal wireless to share nut crumbs. The tale leads to a school visit where Miss Mouse greets the group and a nature lesson unfolds with a promise of more to come about tickling ants.

Tourney Park Tubbs Tarry Tarleton Antibes Baby Bunty Johnnie Squirrel Orphan Rabbit Jingle Uncle Ankie Wig Bunty Uncle Wiggily Hollow Tree Miss Mouse Mr. Longears Hollow Tree School Blackboard

Eagles Install Officers and Gift Large Painting

The Fraternal Order of Eagles No 2272 installed officers at their club rooms on Second Street SE led by retiring president George Beals. Mahlon C Smith gifted a six by nine foot underwater life study painting to hang in the lounge, unveiled at the meeting alongside summer home plans.

Moira Tarry Harvard Quebec Canada Melinda Tourney Park Auntie Careen Fraternal Order of Eagles Second Street Charles D. Racer W. L. Pickerill William Sewell Robert J. Hunt Ray F. Smil Fred M. Heumes George Giese J. A. Schmitt Ray S. Dew Godfrey Messa Martin Polehna William Yavorsky George M. Beals Eagles Mahlon C. Smith Hamilton Street

Portrait on oilcloth with muslin backing and beaver board

A decorator named Mr Smith, raised painting since age eight, formerly of Wyoming Ia, has created a sea life painting. His father was an artist in Germany and his cousin Orson Lowell is a noted New York painter. The work features delicate blue and pink sea plants and sea life, framed in a neutral wood frame with fossilized sea creature figures.

Smith Wyoming Germany Orson Lowell New York City

French Nab 4 Spy Suspects In Fight

Four spy suspects were captured inside the Toulon navy arsenal after a gun battle that wounded one assailant. Authorities believe they aimed to steal a secret automatic rifle specimen from the base. The suspects were reported as French, identities withheld while probes determine any foreign allegiance.

Toulon France Navy

French Plane Ville de St Pierre Starts Transatlantic Flight

A six motor Ville de St Pierre left Bordeaux with eight crew and one passenger bound for Port Washington N Y to start French transatlantic air service. The craft, expected to stop at Lisbon and the Azores, carries passenger Henri de Genouillac commander at Biscarrosse airport on its first Atlantic trip.

Bordeaux France Ville de St. Pierre Port Washington N. Y Lisbon Portugal Azores Henri de Genouillac Biscarosse

Plane Takes Off Warrington Port Washington Visit

The official noted the plane took off and will inspect facilities at Port Washington during the ensuing visit to review operations and safety measures.

Port Washington

Beauty Shop Blast Fatal To Girl in Montana

Five year old Bernice Reed died in WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS after flame fueled by oil used to start a water heater set her mother’s beauty shop ablaze. The blaze occurred Thursday night and left the child with fatal burns.

White Sulphur Springs Mont Bernice Reed

Ship completes voyage as crew battles fire

The 3,200-ton lake freighter Dalwarnic arrived in port with a blaze in its aft hold. Chicago firefighters fought the fire for three hours before bringing it under control. Capt. D. Cornett said the fire started while the ship was three miles from Milwaukee as the crew, awakened from bunks, manned pumps to halt spread.

Chicago Dalwarnic Cornett Milwaukee

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