Police Court Pie Keune Case At 1002 Fifth St
Pie Keune of 1002 Fifth street was charged with drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He paid a fine of 25 dollars plus costs.
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Pie Keune
Fifth Street
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1943
Page
2
Local Fire and Birth Notices From Cedar Rapids Area
Fire crews respond to a chimney fire at a Cedar Rapids two story frame dwelling owned by Anna McCaulley on gath avenue SE after a sprinkler break at National Oats company 717 Sixteenth. Also listed are births at St Luke's and residents Langguth Eastman Stein Lawler with new daughters and sons born March 9 to Hiavacek Melichar Sheriff families in local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Oats Company
Anna McCaulley
Gath Avenue
Center Point Road
Frank Hiavacek
Fifteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s
Joe C. Melichar
Twelfth Avenue
George Sheriff
C Avenue NW
Angus Breeders Auction Opens With 1250 Dollar Bulls
Iowa Angus Breeders association spring sale at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids sees top price of 1250 dollars as a calf from May 20 sold to Iowa State Ames and grand champion of the state Angus show. A second 1250 dollar bull, a two year old from C E Shawver Knoxville, bought by Don Koenigam. Total: 86 bulls cows and steers expected, with average over 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Angus Breeders Association
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Ames
Otto G. Nobis
Davenport
C. E. Shawver
Knoxville
Don Koenigham
Harry Sanderson Dies Funeral at 1 30 Thursday
SPRINGVILLE services for Harry Sanderson were announced with a funeral planned for 1 30 p m Thursday. The obituary notes the longtime resident and details unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sanderson
Price ceilings may be cut as production costs fall
Washington AP Prentiss Brown, Price Administrator, said on Tuesday a reduction of price ceilings could follow a drop in unit production costs. He denied any planned broad exemptions or changes to existing designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Prentiss Brown
Geese report unites press in global news service
International news service reports a coordinated effort by major presses to share updates on migratory geese patterns. The collaboration aims to standardize coverage and speed of reporting across outlets worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Unites Preasnternationa A! News Service
Ceiling on live hog prices predicted by government
The article notes an expected live hog price ceiling of about 14.50 per hundredweight, with quoted figures around 1.50 above current top market quotes and 1.25 above the 13.25 level the secretary would administer. It mentions OPA plans for corn ceilings near parity and concerns from farm groups about a corn famine if storage-driven ceilings persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Chicago
Marvin Jones
Byrnes
Jones
Theft of a Radio Valued at $30 Reported
A theft case records the loss of a radio valued at thirty dollars from a residence. The incident is under investigation and totaled items and suspect details are not disclosed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ho
Three games slated for Gold Ball tourney at YMCA
Collins Radio faces Quaker Oats at 7 followed by Delta Phi versus Link-Belt Speeder at 8 and Iowa Manufacturing meeting Alburnett at 9 in the Gold Ball basketball tourney at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A. Collins
Quaker Oats
Delta Phi
Link-Belt Speeder
Iowa Manufacturing and
Alburnett
Ced ar Rapids Chamber Dinner To Hear Gazette Editor
Mrs M E Feiden reports her wrist watch missing between 10 30 and 10 35 PM. Harry Boyd editor of The Gazette is scheduled to address members of Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce at a dinner Thursday night at 6 15 PM at the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Feiden
C Avenue NE
Harry Boyd
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Duffy Mother Dies After Illness
Mrs. Josephine Duffy, mother of the family, died Monday evening after a prolonged illness, according to funeral notices observed in today’s obituary briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Duffy
Cedar Rapids enlistments reported by recruiting office
The Cedar Rapids recruiting office reported the enlistment of two local men. Sebern of 615 Third Street NW and Earl L. Manholtz of 728 Third Street NW signed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ac Ation Corps
Suesday
Cedar Rapids
Sebern
Third Street
Earl L. Manholtz
Cameron Heart at the Elks Club Tuesday Noon
A brief item notes Cameron attending a gathering at the Elks Club on Tuesday at noon. The fragment mentions a heart occurrence but lacks further details about people, place specifics, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
the Elks Club
Lions Club to discuss Cedar Rapids development plan luncheon
The Cedar Rapids Lions Club will hold a Thursday noon luncheon at the Roosevelt to discuss plans for local development and community projects. Members will review proposals and coordinate upcoming civic efforts with keynote remarks likely from city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Atc
Com
Calasteas
The
Lions Club
Roose
New Red Cross Class Formed in Irving
A new class in Red Cross home care is formed in Irving to support group safety. Mrs. Howard Van Winkie is named Sabreirs guiding the program with community volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Irving Cansecull
Howard van Winkie
Forty seven Japanese planes raid Wau airfield in New Guinea
MacArthur's Headquarters reports a coordinated raid by 47 Japanese planes over the Wau airdrome area, 31 miles southwest of Salamaua. The strike involved 26 bombers and 21 fighters, produced light damage and casualties, and occurred after Japanese forces in Salamaua. Allied patrols also reported a Japanese power barge survivors observed on Goodenough and near Tufi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Australia
Wau
New Guinea
Salamaua
Gasmata
New Britain
Goodenough Island
Waibula
Goodenough
Tufi
Heavy American Raid on Munda Strikes Solomons Bases
Washington reports one of the heaviest recent raids on Munda by American dive bombers and torpedo planes. The assault set large fires at supply dumps and anti air positions, with additional strikes earlier the same day on Munda and three other Solomons bases. No American losses or casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Munda
Solomons
Navy
Wedness
Charge Boosted on Rail Flat Cars Standing Idle
The rate charged shippers for railroad flat cars held over three days beyond the 48 hour free time period has been boosted from $5.50 to $11 for cars with 150000 pound capacity and to $15 for cars rated above 150 car. The new order is designed to expedite release and return of flat cars, Sundberg said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundberg
Perkins Opposes Legislation on Absenteeism
Secretary of Labor Perkins told the House Naval Affairs Committee she opposed a bill to provide absenteeism records to draft boards. She argued absenteeism stems from conditions that must be corrected by industry and labor, not by law, and suggested fining deliberate absentees while urging a system built with unions and war factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
House Naval Affairs Committee
Mmittee
Tax plan aims to bring taxpayers current by doubling up
In a contentious discussion the Carlson bill gains minority support as it mirrors Rum proposal to restore earning power and require most taxpayers to become current. Gearhart notes committee plan could compel savings against 1943 income taxes for new filers, with focus on normalizing tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Gearhart
Medill Women Hear Miss Hamblin On Journalism
Medill school in Evanston hosts a symposium on opportunities for women in journalism tonight featuring Dora Jane Hamblin of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Hamblin, honored as outstanding Medill graduate, will participate at the invitation of Dean Kenneth E. Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Evanston, IL
Dora Jane Hamblin
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hamblin
Medill
Kenneth E. Olson
USO Chooses Cedar Rapids HQ Site for Recreation Center
The USO Cedar Rapids committee selects an L shaped building at 106 108 Second Ave and 126 First St SE for its permanent headquarters and recreation center. The space includes about 3 000 square feet on the ground floor with a large basement and fronts on Second Avenue and First Street. A furnishing committee led by Reginald Figge Roswell Pickford and others seeks donations of usable items to equip the center and plans to have the center ready by next week with volunteer staff and possible future secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO Committee For
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
First Street
Eree E
Lumir Severn
Peterson Furniture Company
Ars. Ear
Soboda
USC
Cedar Dently
USO
Revenue Office Extends Hours to 9 P.M. This Week
The Revenue Office announces new hours up to 9 PM starting Thursday March 15 to accommodate the rush of income tax returns. With the filing deadline near, many taxpayers plan to visit after typical business hours as demand remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Internal Revenue
Federal
Ee Ae Eearch 15
50 More Nazis Killed by French
London dispatch reports Fighting French headquarters tally about 50 German dead in 24 hours of renewed Paris street fighting, lifting Nazi fatalities to around 400. Underground networks are armed and ready for strikes against a draft labor campaign, with Germans arming the war ministry corridors and police patrolling roads and passes along the channel and Atlantic coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Aes
Geri
War Ministry
Clermot-Ferrand
Hon — Savoy
Axis
English Channel
Roosevelt Shows Lead For Fourth Term In Polls
Polls indicate FDR has 52 percent backing for a fourth term, a stronger showing than the 1938-39 drive for a third term. Fortune in March 1939 found 36.9 percent favorable to a third term, while an AIPO survey three months ago placed Roosevelt at 52 percent for a fourth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Fortune Magaze Fortune
American Institute of Public Opinion
Governor Urges Controlled Spending To Shield State Rights
The governor said total appropriations would rise to about 1.5 million while urging restraint against federal overreach. He highlighted state employee wages averaging 1200 and a 15 percent cost of living increase as a target for possible raises. He praised the legislature for choosing conservatism over unlimited spending as soldiers fight abroad.
Dr. J T Grayston tributes at Turner chapel service
A tribute service for Dr J T Grayston was held at Turner chapel Wednesday afternoon. James E Waery of Iowa City, formerly of Cedar officiated. The event noted simplicity and drew friends and fellow workers to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grayston
Turner Chapel
James E. Waery
Iowa City
Cedar i
Chinese Advance Deepens on Salween Front
Chiang Kai-shek's headquarters report Japanese forces retreating in confusion from the Salween river front after heavy losses. Chinese troops have captured three more towns in Yunnan province, according to the communique issued Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Salween River
Yunnan
Chiang Kai-shek
War planning in wartime mobilization and manpower balance
The speaker describes how officers were selected through months of staff study and joint Navy collaboration, with goals approved by the joint chiefs and President Roosevelt. He compares U S force size to enemy totals and urges applying wartime efficiency to industry and agriculture. He argues for a balanced, efficient mobilization across services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Staff
War College
Navy
Army
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Roosevelt
U. S
Germany
Italy
Japan
Men and Women IN THE SERVICE
Long list of local service personnel identified by names, addresses, and current assignments. Updates include transfers from Jefferson Barracks to Kansas, Fort Jackson to South Carolina, and assignments at Fort Lewis Camp Scott Hawkins Savannah and other bases. Several graduates from army air force schools and promotions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Prior
O. W. Prior
1658 Memorial Drive
Army Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Earl Mettinger
Army Air Force
Hunterfield
Savannah
John J. Mettinger
N Street
Ely
Army Air Forces
Madison
Wis
Jack Durin
Alfred Durin
Linden Drive
Navy
San Diego
David W. Perkins
Camp Carson
Colo
Wayne Perkins
First Avenue SE
the Gazette
Radio Entertainers Considered for Draft Deferments
OWI considered draft deferments for seven radio entertainers including Bergen Skelton Hope Eddy Gosden Ross Peary and Kyser as war effort consultants. Only Edgar Bergen received a deferment, and he is now talking about enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
Kay Kyser
OWTI
OWI
Edgar Bergen
Red Skelton
Bob Hope
Nelson Eddy
Freeman Gosden
Amos
Amos and Andy
Lanny Ross
Harold Peary
the Great Gildersleeve
Kyser
Douglas Meservey
Bergen
J. P. Morgan Resting Well After Heart Attack
J. P. Morgan, 75, banker, remained resting well Wednesday morning after suffering a heart attack on February 25 when stepping from a train. He is at Boca Grande, Florida, under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boca Grande, Filia
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
U S Faces Food Shortage Fears Amid Eating Binge
The AP reports the United States may be over worrying food shortages as a “binge of eating” dominates public concern. The piece notes widespread consumption patterns and seeks to offset fears with data on supply and demand.
Two Soldiers Receive Aid Listed by Police Book
Police updated a Good Samaritan Department record naming two more soldiers aided by the ice. Off a train at Union station, Private William E. Robinson was taken to Mercy Hospital after being found seriously ill and aid was arranged. Melvin Vert of Madison Wisconsin, recently discharged, appeared at the station requesting transport to the Ray M Bonsib home at 1714 Park Avenue SE and was escorted there by squad car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice A
Unior
William E. Robinson
Mercy Hospital
Robinson
Melvin Vert
Madison
Wis
Ray M. Bonsib
Park Avenue SE
Death of John Clarence Anderson in Cedar Rapids
John Clarence Anderson known as Andy, aged 30 years in this area for decades, died at 2 a.m. Wednesday in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. Born January 10, 1891, in Reed's Landing Minnesota, he served in the American Legion Hanford post No. 5 and worked 25 years for the Rock Island Railroad. He recently worked as an elevator operator in Linn of Quebec. Funeral services will be held at Moon chapel at a time to be announced. friends may visit the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarence
Andy) Anderson
Avenue
Cedar
Corp. Bob Thompson Dies in New York Auto Crash
Word has been received of the death of Corp. Bob Thompson in a motor vehicle accident Sunday night in New York. His father Frank R. Thompson of St. Louis was office manager for Cities Service here years ago. Thompson was the nephew of Miss Regina French of 312 Twelfth Street SE. Burial will be in a military cemetery in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Bob Thompson
New York
Frank R. Thompson
St. Louis
Cities Service Company
Thompson
Regina French
Twelfth Street
Freese Rites Thursday Delayed Funeral in Cedar Rapids
Services for Lewis T. Freese, who died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the chapel with Rev. Charles Bridges of Kenwood Presbyterian officiating. Interment will follow at Shiloh Cemetery in Louisa. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Freese
Charles Bridges
Kenwood Presbyterian
Shiloh
Louisa
Mrs Anna Jirsa Dies at 90 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna Jirsa aged 90 died at 11 am Wednesday after long residence at 1409 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Funeral arrangements will be announced later by family authorities at her residence apply for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jirsa
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue SE
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