Police Court Fines Report For Traffic Violations
Harry Valandingham of 317 Avenue NW fined 10 dollars and costs for leaving the scene of an accident without making his identity known. John Russell Dines of Alburnett Route 1, 26, fined 2 dollars and costs for failing to yield right of way. Donahue, 33, of 319 Nineteenth Avenue SW, fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Valandingham
Avenue NW
John Russell Dines
Alburnett
Donahue
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Truck Fire After Collision at City Intersection
Friday at 12 08 pm a truck owned by John Brauls Sons company burning after collision with another truck at Second Street and Fifth Avenue SE. General alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braul’s Sons Company
Second Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Regional residents listed in Cedar Rapids area notice
Glenn Hruska and Betty Jane Warner both of Cedar pids James Edward Ralston and Kath a Lynch both of Cedar Rapids Ichard A. Ball Jr of Cedar Rapids and Margaret Jane Howland of Independence John G. Ste panek and Mary Hilton both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hruska
Betty Jane Warner
Cedar Pids
James Edward Ralston
Katha Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Ichard A. Ball, Jr
Margaret Jane Howland
Independence
John G. Stepanek
Mary Hilton
Local Birth Announcements From Mercy and St Luke's
At Mercy Mr and Mrs George Lehman 650 Thirty sixth street NE a son Feb 12. Mr and Mrs Vernal Chesmore 637 Eighth street SE a son Feb 13. Mr and Mrs Leo Shestak Mr Vernon a daughter Feb 13. At St Luke's Mr and Mrs Walter Lacy 326 Seventh street NE a daughter Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
George Lehman
Thirty-sixth Street
Vernal Chesmore
Eighth Street
Leo Shestak
Vernon
St. Luke’s
Walter Lacy
Seventh Street
Mrs Edward Sparling Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs Edward FE Sparling of 387 Seventeenth Street SE died Saturday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. The death leaves her husband, Edward Sparling, and other relatives to mourn. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
Divorce Petitions Filed in Two McCreary Cases
Rachel McCreary sues Charles McCreary and Nellie Maurine Shileny sues Richard A. Shileny in separate divorce petitions filed in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel McCreary
Charles McCreary
Nellie Maurine Shileny
Richard A. Shileny
Corn price ceilings set for ten marketing zones
The article outlines price ceilings for various corn grades across ten regional basing points. It details interior point ceilings, discounts for lower grades, and premiums for white corn, with rules on farmer-to-farmer sales and adjustments for moisture content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Duluthee Kansas
Sita. Mil
Milwaukee
Aone
The Morgan Empire and the Great Financial Storm
A sweeping account of J Pierpont Morgan senior and junior guiding global finance from Panama to WWI loans and Dawes Plan bonds. It covers the 1929 crash, the 1933 congressional inquiry, asset erosion from 704 million to 425 million, and the alleged below market Morgan issue favors. It notes Morgan firm’s market influence and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Britain
Belgium
France
Germany
America
Morgan and Company
Washington
House of Morgan
Cedar Rapids Gazette Invalid Source Row
A garbled OCR line shows a damaged newspaper fragment with scattered names and numbers and mentions Associated Press International. Contains no clear event or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press— International
Time to Go to Bed and the Wrong Mansion Tale
Cedar police court Saturday fined Leo Donahue ten dollars for intoxication after police found him in a locked residence on Third Avenue SE. A woman reported a man in her house claiming to be a guest, while patrols noted he appeared under the influence and had fallen asleep on a studio couch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Leo Donahue
Nineteenth Avenue
Cedar Police Court
Third Avenue SE
Mies
Elevator margins under price ceiling rules outlined
The report lists regional price ceilings such as Indianapolis to St Paul at $1.18 and St Louis to East St Louis at $1.2144 with margins for elevators. It states a local elevator may charge a minimum two cent margin per bushel but may widen margins if costs require, yet the OPA insists margins must not exceed two cents per bushel unless the producer sells below the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Peoria
St. J . Mo
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Sioux City
OPA
Two Young Men Charged With Larceny From Building
Bruce Swalley age 24 and Robert Williams age 26 pled innocent in Judge G K’s court and remained in Linn county jail. Detectives arrested them Thursday on a daytime larceny charge for stealing a radio from a rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Swalley
Robert Williams
G. K
Linn County
Tenth Street
Iowa City Reservists to Report for Duty at Camp Dodge
Lieut. Col. Luke Zech, head of the University of Iowa military department, announced that all army enlisted reservists in Iowa City, except those in advanced ROTC, will be called to active duty at Camp Dodge on May 10 11 12 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Luke Zech
University of Iowa Military Department
Camp Dodge
Second Front Talks Link Guerrilla Uprising in France
London dispatch reports French national committee led by Charles de Gaulle urges rapid Allied invasion, urging uprising and resistance to German deportations. Guerrilla activity expands across Poland, Yugoslavia, France, Greece, Albania, Austria with thousands of patriots and increasing operations against German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
United Nations
Charlies de Gaulle
Europe
de Gaullist
French National Committee
de Gaulle
Poland
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
Austria
Holland
Belgium
Balkans
Draja Mihailovich
Benito Mussolini
Dakar
Germany
Townsend club meeting and local notices brief
Townsend club meets tonight at 7 45 at 109 Second avenue SE followed by dancing. Mrs T C Felix 2530 A avenue NE has returned from St Luke's hospital with pneumonia and is receiving visitors. Zhontimachick Camp Fire group attends Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian church services Sunday morning. L L McKim 369 Nineteenth street SE left for Kansas City MO to visit his seriously ill sister Hattie McKim. Miss Helen Johnson 317 Third street SW ill for a week was taken to University hospital in Iowa City Friday. John H Schultz 60 Marion treated at St Luke's hospital after hand injury from a laundry mangle. index and second fingers lacerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Felix
A Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Zhontimachick
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
L. L. McKim
Nineteenth Street
Kansas City
Miss Hattie McKim
Helen Johnson
Third Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
John H. Schultz
Marion
Prowler Reported After Break-In at Local House
Mrs Venelle Loverlgn reported a break in at her house on 429 Fifth Avenue SE with furnishings rummaged through. No items reported missing. Townsend convention of District No 2 to meet at the Roosevelt hotel Sunday with a 10 a.m. business session and a noon picnic dinner at Townsend club rooms 117 F Avenue NW. Afternoon program at the Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venelle Loverlgn
Fourth Avenue SE
Lice
Ifth Avenue SE
Townsend
Roosevelt Hotel
F Avenue NW
Montrose
Cub Pack 30 Honors At St Paul's Meeting
Cub Pack No. 30 gathered in St Pauls Methodist gym Friday evening. Douglas Battin spoke on What We Do In Cubbing. Tommy Tallman read aloud and Rollo S Pickford discussed scouting with parents. H H Morse awarded badges including bob Merriam lion badge and silver and gold arrows to several scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Douglas Battin
Tommy Tallman
Rollo S. Pickford
H. H. Morse
Bob Merriam
John Merriam
Sammy Taylor
Cecil McFa
Bob Cam
Bruce Caldwell
Dwight Gardner
John Killian
Silver Arrow
Rex ‘Story
Gold Arrow
Bob Campbell
Denner
Terry Williams
Five Die in Hotel Fire at Little Falls
A hotel blaze on the third floor in Little Falls New York killed five men. Firefighters fought the flames as smoke and heat hampered rescue efforts. Authorities investigated the origin of the blaze and the fate of guests remains under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litle Falls
N. Y
Hearing on Penick plan to impose 48 hour work week
A federal labor board hearing in Cedar Rapids before Examiner Samuel N Stevens discussed Penick and Ford plan to switch the entire plant to a six day 48 hour week. Owen N Elliott for Penick argued some departments already run seven days and 56 hours, stressing efficiency and overtime costs. C J McNutt of Des Moines represented the Penick and Ford union affiliated with the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Cedar Rapids
Labor Board
Samuel N. Stevens
Grinnell College
Owen N. Elliott
Penick and
Ford
Examiner
Elliott
Penick and Ford Union
AFL
C. J. McNutt
Des Moines
Willkie Challenges Citizenship Loss For Red’s Communist Ties
In Washington, Wendell L. Willkie argued before the Supreme Court that canceling citizenship for an alien due to Communist party membership violates freedom of belief and speech. He represents William Schneiderman, California Communist leader, pro bono, against Solicitor General Charles Fahy who urges loss of citizenship for advocating overthrow of the government. This marks a second Supreme Court debate on the case after a prior November session and a February reargument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Wendell L. Willkie
Supreme Court
United States
Communist Party
William Schneiderman
Communist Party For
California
Russia
Congress
Communist Party of America
Willkie
Schneiderman
Charles Fahy
Czase
Rutledge
Axis bases under pressure as desert fronts tighten
The article describes Montgomery’s forces facing German panzer divisions imported from Sicily while 25 pound artillery shells protect a retreating Rommel. Axis morale remains firm as pilots promise a return to Tripoli, with a single vulnerable coastal corridor from Bizerte to Mareth and a 100 mile western sweep near Kasserine pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherae Een
Montgomery
Grant
Sherman
Sicily
Egypt
Rommel
R.A.F
Tripoli
Bizerte
Mareth
Kasserine Pass
Orang
Wapello Soldier On Missing List
George Lesnet 24 son of Mrs Maud Lesnet of Wapello reported missing in action in North Africa since February 17. He entered service in May 1941 and served with an infantry medical detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
George Lesnet
Maud Lesnet
North Africa
Seizure of Idle Scrap Plant At A. B. Alpha Omaha
The Office of War Information reports federal authorities seized idle scrap processing machinery and dormant scrap from A. B. Alpha in Omaha. WPB demanded the equipment to speed war scrap processing, paying official prices. first nationwide requisition of idle plant since U S entry into World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Office of War Information
A. B. Alpha Company
United States
George J. DeVine
War Production Board
Kansas City
WPB
Washington
Alpha
Deaths Mrs Sparling longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Mabel A. Sparling wife of Edward E. Sparling of 387 Seventeenth street SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital Saturday morning after a long illness. Born in Belle Plaine she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1912. Funeral service Monday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Survivors include husband a daughter and a son and a brother in Omaha. She belonged to St Johns Episcopal church and related sororities and chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel A. Sparling
Edward E. Sparling
Seventeenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Sparling
Maxwell
Marsh C. Southwick
Mendon P. Sparling
C. L. Prentiss
Omaha
Miss Leola Rose Dies in Los Angeles at 40
Word has been received of the death of Miss Leola Rose of Los Angeles formerly of Cedar Rapids. She died Friday night after a two illness at age forty. She was daughter of Mrs. W A Rose of Los Angeles and Cedar Rapids. Survived by two sisters Eleanor of Los Angeles and Mrs Donald F Hindley of Cedar Rapids and a brother Kurt. Services will be held Monday in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Rose
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Miss Rose
W. A. Rose
Eleanor
Donald F. Hindley
Kurt
Agri Bureau Names 48 Executives for Cedar Rapids Chamber
Rex Conn announces a 48 member executive committee for the Cedar Rapids Agricultural Bureau. The roster includes William Rinderknecht as vice chairman and members such as Ray Anderson Arthur Barlow Sutherland Dows Captain Charles Penningroth A L Killian George Laird Frank Kanak and many others. The projects committee will convene at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Bureau of the
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Rex Conn
William Rinderknecht
Ray Anderson
Arthur Barlow
Sutherland Dows
Capt
Charles Penningroth
A. L. Killian
George Laird
Frank Kanak
S. E. Coquillette
Owen N. Elliott
Joe Radloff
O. J. Elsenbast
B. J. Newburger
N. P
Cab Fare Hikes Take Effect Sunday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids cab firms report new rates go into effect Sunday after a council enacted a revised municipal code on March 8 and published March 12. Meters are being updated to reflect 35 cents for the first mile, 10 cents per half mile thereafter, 10 cents for fractions, and an hourly rate of 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Men and Women In The Service Of Their Country
Military service notices list Lieut John F. Bormann soon reporting to Camp Stewart Ga. Privates Leslie Liy George A Clark Elmer Henecke and others receive transfers, promotions, or training at Fort Ben Harrison Keesler Field Corpus Christi Hawthorne Sill Camp Hood and England. WAAC recruit June Benham awaits duty. families noted at Cedar Rapids Denver Columbia and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bormann
Camp Davis
N. C
J. H. Bormann
Park Avenue SE
Camp Stewart
Dick Talbott
L. A. Talbott
Linn Boulevard
Camp Hood
Texas
Richard Bates
Jefferson Barracks
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Army Air
Mare W. Bates
Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
Gilbert Bates
Linden Drive
Carl Turkington
Corpus Christi
Fourth Avenue
Bernard M. Briles
A. C. Briles
Eighteenth Street
Houghton Park
Long Beach
Calif
Hawthorne
J Street
Marvin L. O’brine
England
Corp
O’brine
Clifford O’brine
Emil E. Pochobradsky
Camp Polk
John Pochobradsky
Iowa City Road
June Benham
Hi-Way Hotel
Fred Benham
Oregon
Bowling Street
WAAC
Pfc
Charles
Camp Crowder
Ralph
New Orleans
Notice of Amendment to Articles of Corporation
Iowa notice filed with the Secretary of State in 1943 amends Articles of incorporation for Wee Light and Power Company. It details authorized capital stock, voting rights, preferred and common shares, dividends, redemption, and conversion terms, with procedural notes for amendments and stockholder actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Light AN Power Company
Sammy
Secretary of State of
Iowa
Board of Directors
Lowa
Igvatumte Tary Leuldathe Corporation
Winalve Ks
Idt
Vair
Secretary of Corporation
Shell
Complex corporate charter provisions on stock rights and governance
The text outlines stockholders rights to vote with one vote per share for both common and preferred stock, annual and special meetings, proxy rules, quorum and adjournment powers, and board authority. It also details board structure, officer roles, duties, meeting schedules, notice requirements, vacancy procedures, and executive committee powers, with references to dissolution and capitalization provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direcor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Edward FE. Sparling
A. D. Ricketts
Anna Mae Ricketts
Luth
Superior
Icecamas
States
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
Hill-Morgan Group
Harriman-Standard Oil
Cedar Rapids Gasette
Gasette Company
Panny
Boyd Sceisbes
Cedi
Associated Press
T Or Pot
Bret
Devine Gazette Carrier Service
Derrest
Mecia Records
ANP Bureau of Advertsing
Tippler
Second Front
City Briefs
Townsend Club
Second Avenue SE
Penick
Red
Tunisia
Mrs. Sparling
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Agri Bureau
Leslie Liy
Imons General (Army) Hospital
Denver
George A. Clark
Luther R. Clark
Yale
Ill
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Stockton
Henecke
Twenty-second Avenue
A. D. James
Atlantic Amphibian Force
Grand Hotel
Fred Condon, Jr
John Tellier
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
Army Air Forces Technical Training Corps
Loran V. Rodman
Army Air Forces
Courtland
Ala
William R. Rodman
Lisbon
Ernest G. Abodeely
George A. Abodeely
Ninth Street
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Army & Air
Richard
Thompson
S. G. Thompson
Center Juncti
Will Rogers
Okla
Williamsfield
Ariz
Tech
Marvin W. Merrifield
Louis B. Merrifield
Fourth Street
Sergt
Merrifield
Africa
Meils
Met
Ira Corporacion
Fem
Ese
Artien
Sar
Presigent
Mlaumbet
Lumbeer
EM Ney
John Hamilton
Woodgate
Ginestgrar Tobe
Williams
Isaac B. Smith
C. S. Woodward
Dia Oll
Ge Sai
Ttm
Ft City
Cedar
Toy
Board of Irectors
Corpores Mn
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