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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1943

Page

62

Joe Martin backs pay as you go tax plan tied to Ruml ideas

Washington Republican leaders press for pay as you go income tax reform and an override of the Ways and Means committee. Carlson’s bill gains support. Eden shuttles between White House and London as United Nations unity efforts outline postwar plans.

Washington Joseph W Martin House Ways and Means Republin Mart Carlson Martin Republians Beardsley Rum New York Roosevelt United Nations Axis United Eden White House

World League proposal urged as best path to peace

A group of four senators advocates a World League of Nations style organization to prevent future aggression. They call for temporary administrations in Anis occupied areas, UN oversight, and economic rehabilitation with scope for modification and new members. They urge bipartisan support and note prior Wilson Senate tensions.

United Nations United States Senate Barkley Kentucky Charles L. McNary Oregon Ball Woodrow Wilson League of Nations Edens Eden Roosevelt Germany Japan Organization 8 United Nations Organization Wilson Bull Alben W Barkley Charley L. McNary

Cedar Rapids notices round up local meetings and enlistment

Enlistment of Eldred C Veit shusen 17 of Conroy Ia reported by Cedar Rapids nay recruiting station. Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce directors to meet Tuesday noon at Montrose hotel. Townsend Victory club No 8 picnic supper Tuesday at 6 30 in ILOOF hall 838 First avenue NE. Townsend convention District No 2 Sunday meetings at Roosevelt hotel instead of Montrose. public invited.

Eldred C. Veitshusen Conroy Cedar Rapids The Townsend District No 2 Roosevelt Hotel Montrose

Brown Plea for No Hoarding as Rationing Starts

Washington Price Administrator Prentiss M. Brown issued a no hoarding appeal to housewives and asked for forbearance for a few weeks after rationing of meat cheese butter and cooking fats begins March 29. He praised their conduct before the canned and processed food rationing program and expressed confidence in a positive response.

Washington (Lp Prentiss M. Brown

Life of Lieut. Col Staten E Rall Heads Ninety-Second Tale

The Buffalo profiles Lieut. Col Staten E Rall plans and training officer of the 92nd Division at Fort McClellan Alabama. A 1923 Army recruit and Coe College ROTC alumnus he served in World War I in the Navy and held posts at Fort Benning and in the Hawaiian theater. He and Mrs Ball reside at Fort McClellan with their two sons.

Buffalo U.S. Army Fort McClellan Ala Staten E. Rall J . Rall Seventeenth Street Rall Coe College Coe National Guard Rot.c Ball Fort Benning Hawaiian Col

Reinbeck Boy 14 Confesses Writing Extortion Letters

Grundy County sheriff said 14 year old Stanley Fallgatter of Reinbeck confessed authoring extortion letters in a blackmail plot. FBI agents linked handwriting samples from Reinbeck schoolchildren to the letters. He was arraigned in Grundy Center Juvenile Court and ordered to Iowa City hospital for examination.

Reinbeck Sherif John Meyers Grundy County Stanley Fallgatter C K. Fallgatter Hay Meyers Fallgatter Federal Bureau of Investigation Ruth Emmet Tommy James B Dalton FBI Iowa Rembeck Fallgatters R W. Hasner Waterloo Grundy Center Psychopathic Hospital Iowa City

Scattergood refugee hostel to close Monday confirmed

WEST BRANCH reports the Scattergood refugee hostel will close Monday as announced by John M Copithorne assistant director. Plans by the American Friends Society to set up a Japanese relocation center at the hostel were halted by the War Relocation Authority. Staff will be moved to other Friends Society projects and the buildings and 12 acres of farm land will temporarily remain vacant.

West Branch Scattergood John M Copithorne American Friends Society Copithorne Friends Society

Salvage Meeting To Be Held Monday In Cedar Rapids

Herbert C. Plagman of Des Moines leads a War Production Board salvage meeting Monday at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. Attendees include salvage chairmen from Cedar, Town, Johnson, Jones and Linn counties. films shown and spring plans outlined. 1,000 pounds heavy scrap iron form quota set. Axial rotation note included.

Herbert C. Plagman Des Moines War Production Board For Iowa Cedar Rapids

USO Moves Into Cedar Rapids Center With Hostess Registration

The USO will relocate to its Second Avenue center at 108 Second Avenue SE as union crews ready the space. Mrs Edward M Soboda chairman said registration for Junior hostesses begins Monday from 11 am to 5 pm for women 18 and older, with future dates announced. Identifying cards will permit attendance at USO events. Phone line 3-125) used for center info.

LS of Cedar Rapids Second Avenue Center Edward M. Soboda Recreation Center Committee Second Avenue SE Soboda

See No Danger of Flood for Cedar River This Spring

Veteran river observers say spring flood danger on the Cedar River is practically nil due to a very low river stage from recent warm weather and a prior freeze that halted the spring thaw. They expect ice to break up gradually between March 27 and March 30, with the river open from here to Vinton eliminating ice gorge risk.

Cedar River Vinton

Gardens Continue as City Plans Community Plots

The Gardens program, led by Fred Machen with aid, surveys land to decide suitability for garden use. The city park department and Office of Civilian Defense will plow, disc, and harrow tracts to be leased at 33 cents per 50 by 30 foot plot. Rex Conn heads the county Victory Garden effort with Byron Anderson in Cedar Rapids, including educational work on storage and preservation led by Miss Margaret Stewart.

Applied Fred Machen Haegg City Park Department Office of Civilian Defense City Engineering Department Frank E Young Chamber of Commerce Soung Mens Bureau Byron Anderson Chales Kose Rex Conn Linn Victory Cedar Rapids Margaret Stewart Linn County

Moves Reshape Shellsburg Homes and Businesses

Shellsburg the town sees multiple residential shifts with Wilmer Lint buying the Baxter Jones property and moving in, Martin Ruiedel relocating to Ernest Wagner house, the Herman Ropger family to the west end, and the Fiebelkorn families swapping several properties. Harold Fiebelkorn now runs a welding repair shop in the Oscar Anderson building. Harry and Mrs Penrose leave town for the Earl Johnson farm purchase.

Shellsburg Wilmer Lint Baxter Jones Martin Ruiedels Ernest Wagner Herman Ropgers W. J. Fiebelkarn Albert Schrecht Frank Saunders Lucille Weir McGoey Harold Fiebelkorn Nearl Mason

Guadalcanal naval battles summary of 1942 night and air actions

Scattered naval actions mark the final collapse of Japanese forces on Guadalcanal. United States losses include cruisers destroyers and transports. Japanese losses include destroyers and larger vessels, with multiple ships sunk or damaged across battles from August to early 1943.

Tles Savo Island United States Eastern Solomons Cape Esperance Lunga Point Guadalcanal Solomons Destroyera Careo & Supply Tynes

I Am An American Day Proclaimed by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt on May 16 proclaimed Sunday as I Am An American day. He urged public observance to recognize all citizens naturalized or born, to promote understanding of duties and opportunities of citizenship in a nation at war. Congress provided for the annual observance in 1940.

Washington Roosevelt Congress

Spacek Dies After Lingering Illness at 47

Chris Spacek 47 son of Mrs Josephine Brokl of 1501 L Street SW died Saturday at 2:15 PM after a lingering illness. Born Cedar Rapids July 24, 1895. Survived by mother four sisters Mrs Joseph Brokl Lisbon Mrs L L Burgess Mrs Lillian Witlack Mrs Theoron Ackerman Cedar Rapids two brothers August New Boston Ill Edward Spacek Cedar Rapids. Services at Polansky chapel time to be announced.

Chris Spacek Josephine Brokl L_ street Cedar Rapids Joseph Brokl Lisbon L. L. Burgess Lillian Witlack Theoron Ackerman New Boston Edward Spacek Polansky Ater

Services for Mrs Mabel Sparling Held Monday

Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Austa Sparling wife of Edward E Sparling will be at 2 p m Monday in the Turner chapel conducted by Rev D A Loferski pastor of St John s Episcopal Church Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel

Mabel Austa Sparling Edward E. Sparling Seventeenth Street Turner Chapel D. A. Loferski St John's Episcopal Church Cedar Memorial Cemetery

Service men and women listed in local roll call

Kathleen Thomas of Norway receives second lieutenant commission in army nurses corps and serves at Schick General Hospital in Clinton. Many local residents and relatives are noted in training, promotions, and assignments across camps in Texas, Arkansas, New York, and California, with dates from February and March 1943.

Kathleen Thomas E E. Thomas Norway Army Nurses Corps Thomas Schick General Hospital Clinton Lieut St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids St. Luke's Roger Hollis Deetz George Deetz Thirty-fifth Street Drive Camp Hood Texas

Venezuela Reforms Oil Laws Boosts State Tax Take

A new statute solves long running disputes by mandating conversion of concessions to the law. The government’s share rises from nine percent to 16 23 percent with tax changes, boosting oil revenue by about seventy percent. Private firms gain a 40 year extension on current operations. Red tape is reduced and regulatory hurdles removed.

Venezuela Jedger

Tough Foe

Germany’s wartime strength is described as five to six million troops with remaining forces split across Europe. The text notes long four years of combat have eroded enemy numbers, despite a once vast army of up to nine million plus auxiliaries, and highlights the impact of poor daylight bombing windows and shorter Russian communications lines.

Russia Germany Haly Europe Tynes

Stephen Vincent Benet Dies After Heart Attack

Poet and author Stephen Vincent Benet died early Saturday after a heart attack. A private funeral will be held at St James Episcopal Church, with burial Monday in New York.

New York Stephen Vincent Benet St James Episcopal Church

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