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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1938

Page

5

Hitler Proclaims Austrian Union as Germany Steps In

Hitler addresses ecstatic Vienna crowds declaring the legal completion of the Austrian German anschluss and uniting Austria with Germany. Seyss-Inquart is praised as Austrian governor and the speech asserts Germany's strengthened resolve amid opposition.

Seyss- Inquart Schuschnigg Austria Fuehrer Vienna Germany Hitler Heroes’ Monument Story High Memorial Seyss-Inquart Ostmark Czechoslovakia

Hitler Speech Sparks Vienna Parade and Nazi Rise

Vienna braced at sunup for Hitler’s first major speech on native soil and a massive parade. Heldenplatz packed with soldiers and spectators as new Hitler Youth gathered in uniform. Nazis arrested Schuschnigg and confined President Miklas. Jews faced raids, shop looting, and forcible seizures in Judengasse.

Vienna Hitler Burg Heldenplatz Schuschnigg Miklas

Streicher Arrives to Oversee Semitic Policy in Austria

Julius Streicher, a noted anti Semitic figure, arrived in Vienna on Tuesday to lead the Semitic policy for the German Reich’s unification with Austria. He is described as the Nazi Jew baiter at the head of this effort.

Ace Jew-Baiter Vienna INS Julius Streicher German Reich Austria

Dubuque Man Receives Indeterminate Sentence For Fraud

Charles Heisler 52 of Dubuque pled guilty to two district court informations charging cheating by false pretenses. Judge F O Ellison sentenced him to an indeterminate seven years at Fort Madison penitentiary and six months in county jail with commitment withheld pending future orders. Heisler allegedly obtained 10 from William Techel of Cedar Rapids and 87 from Earl Jacobs of Marion by misrepresenting his identity and other actions.

Charles Heisler Dubuque Fort Madison F O. Ellison Heisler William Techel Cedar Rapids Earl Jacobs Marion

Clyde Perrigo Draws 5 Years For Larceny

Clyde Perrigo aged 26 of Cedar Rapids received a five year sentence at Fort Madison penitentiary from District Judge F O Ellison after being charged with larceny. He allegedly took a billfold with 25 dollars a watch a pen and pencil set and clothing from LeRoy J. Klersey while he slept on March 5. William L Perrigo his father aged 51 was given sixty days in county jail for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury, effective March 4, by the same judge.

Clyde Perrigo Cedar Rapids Fort Madison Penitentiary F. O Ellison Perrigo LeRoy J. Klersey William L. Perrigo F. O. Ellison L. E Hale Madison Street Hale Valley, Inn

Perrigo Charged for Knife Threat Near Third Street NE

Rigo Perrigo faced a charge filed by County Attorney G. K. Thompson for threatening Walter Bales with a butcher knife near First Avenue and Third Street NE about 1 a.m. March 3. Police arrested him. Perrigo pled guilty on Tuesday.

Rigo G. K. Thompson Walter Bales L Street Third Street First Avenue Perrigo

Hearing Set On Bank Building Elevator and Water System

Hearing on the application of D. W. Bates receiver of the American Trust and Savings bank to repair the elevator and install a water cooling system in the American Trust building is scheduled for March 26 at 9 am before District Judge C. J. Haas. Hale fined 300 on liquor charge after pleading guilty in Cedar Rapids area.

D. W. Bates American Trust and Savings Bank American Trust C. J. Haas

Accused of Chicken Theft In Alburnett

Le Roy Hendryx 22 of Alburnett waived a preliminary hearing on larceny of five chickens owned by Mrs Lees. He was released on his own bond. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon served the warrant. Nettie Groff’s will dated March 1, probate names Ada L. Stewart and Inez Vo Bryner as beneficiaries, with A C Stewart as executor.

le Roy Hendryx Alburnett W R Watsabaugh G. K. Thompson Hendryx Bond Lees Larry Condon Nettie Groff Ada L. Stewart Inez Vo Bryner A C Stewart

Nurses Injured In Rebel Air Attack In Spain

London dispatch reports a field hospital behind loyalist lines on Spain s Aragon front was bombed and machine gunned by German planes. Three American nurses were wounded while aiding an operation in a tent and Dr Barski was nearly buried by debris.

London INS London Daily Express Barcelona Spain Aragon Front Barski

Deaths of Mrs Mary Leaman and Joseph Sacora in Cedar Rapids

Word came of the death of Mrs Mary Leaman in Charles City at 77 she was born March 24 1860 and spent her life there surviving three sisters five children and several nieces and nephews funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at Charles City Methodist church Burial will be there another obituary notes Joseph Sacora 58 died at his Cedar Rapids home after a brief illness He was born May 15 1879 in Oxford Junction and lived in Cedar Rapids 25 years Funeral services will be at a Beatty chapel time to be announced later.

Charles City Mary Leaman That City Ida C Root Thirty-third Street L H. Griffin Ellis Boulevard C. W Satliff Marion Leaman Cedar Rapids Eli Leaman Gertie Claude Ralph Earl Pearle Joseph Sacora Twenty-sixth Street Oxford Junction Rude Auto Company Frances Glen Marian Glen Marion Omaha John A. Newman Walter Foster Frank Cloudy Lutheran Church Beatty Chapel Charles Sutliff Mary Leamon Leamon Myrtle Cunningham

Infant son of George Hanson dies in northwest residence

George Hanson Babe died at 7 40 am Monday at 211 G avenue NW. The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Hanson was to be removed from Monahan funeral home at 4 pm Tuesday for burial in Linwood cemetery.

George Hanson Babe George Hanson G Avenue NW Monahan Funeral Home Linwood Cemetery

Marion News Briefs Highlight Obituary and Social At Marion

Mrs Mary Leamon dies at Charles City aunt of Myrtle Cunningham will attend funeral in Charles City. Mrs J M Starks of Kansas City hospitalized at Lakeside. Granddaughter Bernard Schenke honored at family dinner with Oxleys Horns and Schenkens noted. Choir rehearsal at Christian church. Family visits span Marion Ohio Indiana and Cedar Rapids. Local clerks report fish and game meeting with new members and future Shade land site. Anniversary celebrated by Jerry and Dora Mentzer after 49 years on farm.

Jerry Mentzer Marion Dora Schultz Mr Mentzer S. W

All Bran for Constipation Relief Promises Bulk

An ad explains constipation from lack of bulk and promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a natural laxative food. It claims All Bran provides bulking fiber and a vitamin B tonic, recommending daily consumption with water. Kellogg's Battle Creek production is mentioned and the cereal is sold by grocers.

Kellogg Battle Creek

Family celebrates milestone with relatives across states

Mentzer, east of Robins, hosted two hundred relatives and friends for the celebration. Their four children Clare of Fort Collins Colorado Wilbur of Milwaukee Mrs Gladys Kortson of Vinton and Mrs Florence Skoda a missionary in Africa could not attend but sent congratulations messages.

Mentzer Robins Clare Fort Collins Colo Wilbur Milwaukee Gladys Kortson Vinton Florence Skoda Africa

Committee Approves Food And Drug Bill

Washington news says the House Interstate Commerce Committee favorably reported a revised pure food and drug bill. It tightens provisions, extends coverage to cosmetics and therapeutic devices, and includes drugs not previously regulated, such as fat reducers, with aim for final enactment this session.

Washington INS House Interstate Commerce Committee Congress

Maude Krebs Honored On 35th Anniversary In Municipal Service

Miss Maude Krebs deputy city clerk received a 35 year milestone salute from colleagues in municipal service. She was surprised with a bouquet of flowers an electric waffle van and a hostess tray while City Auditor Vi E Vane contributed handmade greeting cards for the occasion.

Maude Krebs Tutsdens Vi E. Vane Miss Krebs

Births Report From Mercy Hospital

Born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Hutchins a son on March 15 at Mercy hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Zobiuc of 2412 Second Street SW on March 15 at Mercy hospital.

Wayne Hutchins Mercy Hospital Lester Zobiuc Second Street

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