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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1945

Page

4

Curfew Rules Tightened by WMC Head

George Haskell, state director of the War Manpower Commission, announced new curfew interpretations via the Cedar Rapids office. Restaurants open 24 hours must stop beer and liquor service at midnight. those closing earlier must shut at midnight. all beer parlors and food-serving venues must close by midnight and cannot serve food past one. Pinball machines and juke boxes must be shut at midnight in all-night venues.

Iowa George Haskell War Manpower Commission Commission Cedar Rapids H. J. Eberhart

Helen Hayes Draws Record Profit in Des Moines Show

Helen Hayes performed Harriet in Des Moines to an audience of about 4300, grossing over 12000 dollars with net after tax deductions of 10057 dollars. Her manager claimed it was the largest single gross for a dramatic performance in the United States, surpassing Shrine Auditorium records.

Des Moines INS Helen Hayes Harriet United States George F. Clark S. M. Handelsman Shrine Auditorium Victoria Regina Miss Hayes Wimpole Street Katherine Cornell

Chinese hydraulic engineers attend five day Iowa conference

Twenty two Chinese hydraulic engineers began a five day fluid mechanics conference at the University of Iowa. The program includes hydraulics of navigation locks public health engineering and sediment analysis and features several international guests from Chinese river and flood control committees.

Ferne Gater Iowa City University of Iowa College of Engineering Triangle Club F. M. Dawson Engineering College United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration H. Y. Chang National Conservancy Commission of China J. Chang Yangtze River Commission S. T Hs National Resources Board T. Y. Koo National Health Administration of China United States University of Iowa

Kohl man's cafe enjoined over ration accounts in Des Moines

Des Moines district OPA announced a permanent injunction against Kohl man s cafe at Edgewood for alleged continued overdrawals of ration bank accounts. The action targets improper handling of government ration funds and seeks to prevent further financial irregularities.

Des Moines Kohlman Edgewood OPA

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa

Notice in Linn County Iowa that on March 12 1945 at 9 00 A M a document claiming to be the last will of Joseph W Kopecky or Joseph T Chadima deceased will be heard in the District Court Cedar Rapids at the Court House for probate and admission to probate. Attorneys Barnes Chamberlain Hanzlik and Wadsworth listed.

State of Iowa Linn County Joseph W. Kopecky Cedar Rapids Iowa Bates Cedar Rapids State of Linh County Joseph T. Chadima Court

Army Takes Two Iowans Fathers Of 18 Children

SIOUX CITY AP Heads of two Jennings street households were drafted. Pvt Freeman L Cobb father of eight and Pvt Lewis Brewster father of ten now serve in the army. Their families receive $240 and $280 monthly allotments. Wives were stunned by the draft news. Cobb was a salesman and Brewster a railroad worker.

Sioux City Jennings Street Army Freeman L. Cobb Lewis Brewster Cobb Brewster

Allamakee County Home Steward Dies

WAUKON Arthur Grinager 47 steward of Allamakee county home for nine years died suddenly at 6 am Wednesday of a heart attack Born May 12 1897 Wilmington Minnesota he lived in the vicinity He was commander of the Waukan American Legion post survived by wife and daughter Phyllis Services likely Sunday afternoon at St John s Lutheran church

Waukon Arthur Grinager Allamakee County Wilmington Minn Waukan American Legion Phyllis St. John’s Lutheran Church

Iowa Contractor Testifies About Union Payments

Davenport Indiana contractor Thomas J. Walsh testified that 212000 dollars in cash was paid to union leaders Joseph Fay and James Bove to secure labor peace on New York Citys Delaware water project costing 300 million dollars. He said Henry J Kaiser owned 25 percent of stock in a Walsh company.

New York Thomas J. Walsh Davenport Joseph S. Fay James Bove New York City Delaware Fay Bove Walsh Henry J. Kaiser

Soldier Receives Commission for Service in Italy

Gyle E. Herron of Jones County has earned a battlefield commission as a second lieutenant with the Fifth Army in Italy for outstanding service as an enlisted man. He resides with Mr and Mrs Henry J Rickless near Scotch Grove and was home on 30 day furlough last fall after 32 months overseas. He also holds the Purple Heart and Oak Leaf Cluster.

Anamosa Gyle E. Herron Fifth Army Italy Lt. Herron Henry J. Rickless Scotch Grove

Culbertson to Speak at University of Iowa

Ely Culbertson, bridge expert and world peace advocate, will speak on March 12 at the University of Iowa as part of the lecture series. He will discuss "The Fight For Total Peace" and his plan featuring a quota system of distributed forces.

Gazette Iowa City Ely Culbertson University of Iowa Culbertson E.E Harper

Decorah Pilot Don Bolmgren Killed Over Yugoslavia

The war department notified Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bolmgren that their son Lt. Donald Bolmgren was killed over Yugoslavia after being reported missing in January. He served as a B 24 Liberator bomber pilot. His wife Betty Miller of Sioux City is with relatives there. Another Decorah man, Second Lt. Richard Numedahl, a bomber navigator, is missing in action over Austria.

Decorah C. R. Bolmgren War Department Donald Bolmgren Yugoslavia Betty Miller Sioux City Richard Numedahl Austria Clarence Numedahl Wykoff Minn

Dubuque Police and Fire Seek Pay Increases

Dubuque police and fire departments petition the city council for raises. Police request a $25 monthly wage boost, while firefighters seek a 15 percent increase in pay.

Dubuque

Theft reported at Metcalf tavern and filling station

The sheriff was informed of a theft from the Metcalf tavern and filling station on highway 20 west of Dubuque. Items taken include gasoline coupons totaling 1,683 gallons two cartons of cigarets and $5.50 in pennies.

Dubuque (Ap Metcalf Highway 20 Dubuque Leo J. Martin

Probate Notice Guardianship of Grace B Shores in Linn County

In Linn County Iowa district court a guardianship case for Grace B Shores has filed final report and accounting by the guardian. A hearing will be held at the Cedar Rapids courthouse on March 14 1945 at nine o clock A M. Attorney North E J represents the guardian.

District Court Linn County Grace B. Shores Cedar Rapids Towa North, E. J Guardian Iowa_Theater Iowa

Passenger Tire Boost Postponed

Washington AP reports civilian passenger car tire production is postponed indefinitely. Quarterly output remains at 5 million as officials await clarification on carbon black and tire cord shortages and their effect on future supply.

Washington WPB

Aluminum bridge planned for rapid assault use

Army engineers announced a contract for a new all aluminum fifty ton floating bridge. They say it is lighter wider and can be built faster than any pontoon bridge now in use and will be used primarily in attack.

Rock Island Army Engineers

Anamosa Couple Granted Divorce in Jones County Court

Genevieve Osborne Braun of Anamosa and Arthur M Braun of Chicago were granted a divorce in Jones County District Court. The court awarded the case details as filed.

Anamosa Genevieve Osborne Braun Arthur M. Braun Chicago Jones County

Desertional Divorce suit over 110 acre Hale farm

John O. Ogren of Oakdale sues Viola Ogren of Olin for divorce charging desertion. He seeks a clear title to a 110 acre farm in Hale township as part of the settlement.

Tody John O. Ogren Oakdale Viola Ogren Olin Hale Township

Standard Oil Dealer car care offer in 1940s ad

Car owners urged to visit Standard Oil Dealers for winter car maintenance. Services include Iso-Vis 10 W oil, crankcase drain and refill, transmission lubrication, air cleaner, oil filter, battery, spark plugs, tires, cooling system check, antifreeze test, rust prevention, and exhaust inspection. Make an early appointment.

Standard Oil Midwest

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