Births Reported at St Luke's Mercy Hospitals
On June 26 and 27, 1941, multiple families announce newborns with parents and addresses listed. St Luke's and Mercy hospitals report sons and daughters for the Sanders Peck Overfield Nistebarger Fritz Joss Cummings Armstrong Read, with one correction for the Read name previously miswritten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Jay Sanders
Palo
Louis Peck
Thirteenth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Elmer Overfield
Shaver Road
I. G. N.istebarger
Norwalk
Robert Fritz
Third Street NW
Frederick Joss
Fifth Avenue
Richard Cummings
First Avenue
Donald Armstrong
Mechanicsville
Henry C. Read
Twelfth Street
Harry Read
Reuben Tucker Fined for Improper Vehicle Equipment
Reuben Tucker of 619 Center Point Road NE was fined $25 and costs by Justice H. R. Churchill for attempting to sell a motor vehicle with improper equipment including faulty lights and brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Tucker
Center Point Road
H. R. Churchill
Cedar Rapids Residents Named in Obituary Notice
Mrs Emil G. Kriz, 55, died at her home 2124 Mount Vernon avenue SE at 5 10 p m Thursday. Dencil Tenard Lines and Naomi Pearl Livermore, both of Cedar Rapids, William J Takach and Dorothy Collins, both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dencil Tenard Lines
Naomi Pearl Livermore
Cedar Rapids
William J. Takach
Dorothy Collins
Emil G. Kriz
Mount Vernon Avenue
British Protest Swedish Action on Nax Troops
British critics say Sweden’s move regarding Nax Troops would hinder resisting German pressure. They blame the action as a new weakness that compromises Sweden’s independence and neutrality and could be exploited by Nazis to the limit.
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Nax
Sweden
Denmark Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Moscow Over Soviet Actions
The Danish government reaffirms non belligerency while condemning Soviet Russia and breaks off diplomatic relations with Moscow. The move signals strong disapproval of Soviet conduct and shifts Denmark stance in the current international crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Russia
Moscow
Waterloo Woman Dies Here Result Of Crash Injuries
Mrs. Claude A. Ransom, 30, of Waterloo, died at 11 15 a m Friday in a local hospital from injuries suffered in a truck crash Wednesday night near the Norway corner on highway 30 in Benton county. Her husband, trapped behind the wheel, was severely injured with a fractured left leg and multiple cuts. He remained semi conscious with a fair condition.
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Claude A. Ransom
Waterloo
Norway Corner
Highway 30
Benton County
Ransom
Three Iowa City Boys Face Break in Charge
Three boys ages 14 15 and 17 were returned to Iowa City to face breaking and entering charges. Acting Chief L B Marshall led police after a second hand dealer reported a watch sale offer tied to the case. A watch electric razor fountain pen and shoes were reported stolen from a fraternity house formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Ed Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
L. B. Marshall
Marshall
Ed Jackson
Jackson
Cakes for soldiers at Fort Bragg by Lillington women
Six Lillington women bake 300 home made cakes for Fort Bragg troops as a change from knitted socks and sweaters. The batch will be delivered on July 3.
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Lillington
N. C
Fort Bragg
Germans Cite Red Army Pressure as War Moves Forward
German high command claimed Soviet forces massed around Lemberg and Bialystok signal an offensive against central Europe. Newsreels show battles, air strikes against Russian airports, and tanks and trucks destroyed, while German optimism rests on alleged victories and a note of advantage.
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Red Army
Central
Europe
Lemberg
Bialystok
Germany
Test Run of New Police Car Reveals Radio Phenomena
The Cedar Rapids police department tests a new patrol car with a single aerial, reporting two radio phenomena during a highway test. Frank Bukacek notes signals travel via ground waves on a valley bridge and sky waves clearing to high ionized layers, with unexpected signal reach and a mystery of switchable transmitter receiver operation.
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Frank Bukacek
Bukacek
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Towa City
Iowa River
Iowa City
al Mikota
Towa
Mikota
California
Earth
Injunction In Cedar County Restraining Family Interference
Julius Kelding of London ordered by Cedar county district court to refrain from interfering with or molesting wife Malinda Welding and their 13 year old son Wayne Edward Welding and to avoid disposing of or encumbering their property following Mrs Welding's divorce petition alleging cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Oelwein
Vom Conboy
Volga City
Joseph McNeil
Ed McNeil
Postville
Sacred Heart Church
Dorrence Noonan
Norbert Nienever
Elkader
Don McNeil
Ickes Calls for War and Attacks Lindbergh as Nazi Ally
Secretary Ickes urged immediate American entry into World War II accusing Charles Lindbergh of aiding Hitler. He pressed all-out aid to Britain, warned the Russo-German war requires relentless action, and compared Lindbergh to Quisling while urging sacrifice and unity for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Charles A. Lindbergh
Adolf Hitler
Quisling
Lindbergh
Fight For Freedom Committee
Committee
America
Ickes
Washington
Juincoin
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Britain
Sherre
England
Atlantic
Hitler
NBC
Germany
Russia
Jabor
Sweden Concentrates on Commercial Iron Says Commerce Dept
Sweden's iron and steel industry shifts focus to commercial iron per the department of commerce. The change signals broader industrial adjustments and potential impact on domestic production and trade.
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Sweden
Department of Commerce
Germany and Soviet Forces Face War Turn The Tide
An official report estimates Germany with about 2.5 million veterans and 167 divisions against the Soviet 165 divisions. The Luftwaffe allegedly fields 6,000 planes versus a 4,000-strong Soviet air fleet. If Russian air power is crippled, envelopment andpiecemeal destruction of the Red Army could follow despite early mechanized unit advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Luftwaffe
Berlin
Red Army
Increase Meat Ration in Britain and Local Marriage Notice
The British ministry of food raised the meat ration to one shilling two pence for adults and seven pence for children starting July 7. In Anamosa Edna Marie Zeman wed Donald Crowley in St Patrick’s church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Crowley. The couple will reside in Anamosa where Crowley works for American Petroleum and Crowley operates a beauty shop.
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London
INS
Ministry of Food
Anamosa
Edna Marie Zeman
George Zeman
Donald Crowley
Maurice Crowley
St. Patrick's Church
Ruth Leesecamp
Mildred Wavricek
Cedar Rapids
Raphael Crowley
Crowley
American Petroleum Company
Funeral services for 17 month old George Coleman
Funeral services were held at Oakland church for George Harvey Coleman the 17 month old son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Coleman. The child died Wednesday evening in Wapello with Rev B L Deedrick presiding.
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Chelsea
Mary Kratoska
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Panek
Mary Chizek
Czechoslovakia
John Kraleska
Kratoska
Joseph
Frank
Emil
Chicago
John
Fairbanks
Charles
Mary
Anamosa
Smykil
George Meek
Homer C. Dalyrmple
Riverside Cemetery
Edward
Dorothy Matthiessen
Rex Meek
Robert Schwirtz
Monticello
Garber
Garnavillo Lutheran Church
Arill Miller
Lloyd Miller
Marvin Zittergruen
Lamont
Frank Wesley
Rhines Funeral Home
St. Albert’s
Bohemian Cemetery
Wesley
Albert
W. A. Sager
E. J. Rhines
Oelwein
Bertha Kamoss
Waterloo
Mayme Alderson
Strawberry Point
Josephine Fields
Marshalltown
Wapello
George Harvey Coleman
Ronald Coleman
Oakland
B. L. Deedrick
Soviet Army Shifts Positions as Fierce Struggle Continues
Soviet forces regroup along rail routes and bridges aided by armed farmers in the Lwow region. Collectivists report capturing Germans in Soviet uniforms with union tickets and typewriters. Front reports claim bombings of Bucharest Ploesti Constanza and Jasi, with two German submarines sunk and air losses being tallied. Local residents thwarted paratroopers and wireless stations as espionage efforts were exposed.
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Lwow
Spirin
France
Holland
Russia
Red Army
Baltic
Leningrad
White Russia
Dow Chemical strike halts Midland plant amid defense labor dispute
A chemical workers strike at Dow Chemical in Midland Michigan halted operations as CIO members refused back-to-work offers. Picket lines formed at the plant entrance while 4,000 employees faced uncertain turnout. Union votes approved wage-scale terms, and Bethlehem Shipbuilding joined the master agreement ending the widening dispute.
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Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Mich
Chemical Division
United Mine Workers
CIO
Dow
AFL
San Francisco Bay
AFI
Roosevelt
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
Groups Planning To Aid Camp Fund Are Asked To Do So Now
Groups plan to support the Camp Good Health Fund as Cedar Rapids children at the health camp show steady gains on color coded weight charts. The weekly weigh day notes progress before the July 7 return home while donations to The Gazette Camp Good Health Fund sustain the camp run by Public Health Nursing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health Fund
Gazette
Iowa
Ensign John Roosevelt Joins Navy Parade at Harvard
Ensign John Roosevelt, the president's youngest son, officially joined the navy with 425 peers in a parade to Harvard Business School for the opening of the navy supply corps school in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
Mass
John Roosevelt
Navy
Harvard Business School
Navy Supply Corps School
Soldier asks Raleigh for dine and stay suggestions
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce received a letter from a Camp Blanding soldier, a $21 a month selectee, saying he would meet his fiancee in Raleigh and asked for the most reasonable places to eat and sleep.
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Raleigh, N. C
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
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New York
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Justice OF Peace Court
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Nazi Party
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Katinas
Iowa News
Louis Zitttergruen
Meyer
Mr. Brown
Jucia Rogtman
Wanda Zittergruen
Harold Miller
Zittergruen
Monona
Monona Independent School District
National Youth Administration
Manchester
Harold B. Jones
J. M. Jones and Sons
Monona Commercial Club
St. Olaf
Troy Mily
Robert Elliot
44Th Air Base Group
McChord Field
Wash
United States Army Air Corps
Elliot
Fort Des Moines
Center Point High School
Fay Dudley
Troy Mills
United States
Lindy
Norway
Iaval
John Cudahy
Fuehrer
Mississippi River
Rhine
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Cookiles
Cook
Lt J
Ries
the Gazette
Mahoggny
Ave
M. F. Biavier
Ave. N.E
Alexis Smith
Miss Smith
Sala
Dial
Ad-teker
Bucharest
Ploesti
Constanza
Jasi
Pruth River
Grodno
Baranovichi
Minsk
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Cernauti
Pruth
Iasi
Rumania
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Wedge
Second Street
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