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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1943

Page

3

Keep Em Smoking Campaign Delivers Cigarettes to Front Lines

Hanford post No. 5 American Legion completes a drive raising funds for 115 cases of cigarets. Dick Jones presents a 350 dollar check to F C Popinger of P Lorillard as Sam Cohen notes the effort. Distributions total 115 cases to South Pacific, North Africa, Alaskan, and European theaters.

Fox Holes South Pacific North Africa Alaskan American Legion Hanford Post No. 5 Cedar Rapids Iowa Dick Jones Legion Linn County United Service Aides

Goodyear Unveils Radio Static Neutralizer for Military Use

Goodyear announces a radio static neutralizer to eliminate atmospheric and machine-induced interference, intended first for bomber and fighter aircraft, ships, tanks, jeeps, and command cars. The device can be built into radios, with early tests removing ignition noise to receive a Europe broadcast. Also unveiled are plastic foam insulation for aircraft, a vulcanizable plastic called plioflex, and a cycleweld adhesive process developed with Chrysler to bond wings and structural parts.

Akron Ohio Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company P. W. Pitchfield Goodyear Board Litchfield Europe Plioflex Goodyear Chrysler Corporation Chrysler

Traffic Court Fines for Overtime Parking and Speeding

John J. Hann of American building and Lowell M. Taylor of 1801 Higley Avenue SE were fined $1 and costs each for overtime parking. Curtis Leroy Watsa baugh of Center Point was fined $10 and costs for speeding.

John J. Hann American Building Lowell M. Taylor Higley Avenue SE Curtis Leroy Watsabaugh Center Point

Gazette Publisher and Editor Names Credited in Masthead

The Cedar Rapids Gazette masthead lists Miller as Publisher and Boyd as Editor with Hoyt serving as Managing Editor. The paper notes entry at the Cedar Rapids post office and mentions full leased wire services from AP and UP.

the Gazette Company Ll. Miller Iana Boyd E. Hoyt Cedar Rapids Iowa

Postal Life and Casualty Sickness and Accident Policy Ad

An offer for a new sickness and accident hospital policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for disability plus hospital benefits and a 1000 dollar death benefit. No waiting period, all accidents and illnesses covered except specified exclusions. Free inspection plan with no money due now, no agents, no medical exam. Write with full details to Postal Life Building Kansas City Missouri.

Postal Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Company Postal Life Building Kansas City

Rotarians Debate Value Of New Deal Policies

A three member panel at the Roosevelt hotel discusses whether New Deal policies support free enterprise or government control. Don Barnes defends free enterprise while George Claassen argues for the New Deal, with Arthur Barlow noting both sides and calling for balance as questions from the audience follow.

Roosevelt Hotel Don Barnes George C. Claassen Arthur Barlow Barnes Claassen Fortune

Barlow praises capitalism and New Deal safeguards

Mr Barlow argues for private ownership over government control and urges self reliance among youth. He credits the New Deal with bank deposit guarantees the SEC amendments to the food and drug act old age benefits and work distribution during unemployment and endorses the Good Neighbor policy and Vice President Wallace’s efforts.

Barlow Security Exchange Commission South America Wallace

Cedar Rapids WAAC Section Expands Active Service Roles

Twenty three Cedar Rapids women join WAAC active duty with postings from Massachusetts to California. Officers and auxiliaries hold positions at Fort Leavenworth Camp Hood Fort Devens Fort Des Moines Camp Crowder and other bases with roles in training administration and military support. An all Iowa WAAC company will be sworn in June 30 on the statehouse lawn with local recruiting offices in the Cedar Rapids federal building.

Cedar Rapids WAAC Massachusetts Texas North Carolina California Candace Arsers Assers Mary Effie Smith G Avenue NW Louise Hanes Oakland Road Miriam E. Stehlik Nineteenth Avenue SW Africa Mary S. Bell Coe College Fort Leavenworth Kan Command and General Staff School Elizabeth L. Flanagan Second Avenue SE Camp Hood Virginia B. Jolley Third Street Fort Devens Mass. Tech Evelyn Maree Larimer Second Avenue Camp Crowder Tech Geraldine Smith Army Radio School Kansas City Rose Libbie Rggr Fort Bragg N. C Amy M. Devitt Fourth Avenue Fort Mason Calif Dora L. Fensterer A Avenue Des Moines Adeline Franzel Bever Avenue Mass Phyliss M. Lowe Twenty Ninth Street Fort Des Moines Katherine A. Solomon Twelfth Street Army Administration School Russelville Ark Wava P. Wagner Eleventh Avenue Newport News Bessie A. Zousel Third Avenue Camp Polk Genevieve S. Beard Eleventh Street Marion Jeanne Marie Krebs Woodland Drive Vonne E. Miller Fifth Avenue Vivian W. Powell Iowa

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