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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1940
Page
7
Fire Damage Report From Saturday Structure Fire
A small structure fire caused damage to a roof and interior. Fire units from multiple engines and a ladder truck responded. No injuries reported. authorities list location near 123 Sere Street NW and note a delayed payment citation unrelated to the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petranck
Faw od Mims 39 from Ophelia Mins
Fragments report a person named Mims aged 39 associated with Ophelia Mins and a death or ring on a field. A note mentions cures for children and a marriage dated June 21 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia
Deertien
Notable Youths Charged In Local Court Row
Ralph Tobinstom aged 19 and Dare ret Beateeaerd aged 18 from late Second Street SW face 30 day suspensions after delivery court actions. Justice HR Chuck presides, determining penalties in the regional court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tobinstom
Dare
Second Street
Acer
HR Chuck
Unclear names and places from fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals with altered spellings and locations, including references to Minneapo lis Chi eaoo Cedar Rayid Creda Rayds Waterloo and several surnames such as Jones Fasert Bond Purdini. No coherent event or action stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Armstrong
Minneapo
Mertha Jones
Chi
Clymer
Margaret Fasert
Otel Bubs Stabocda
Creda
Charles Purdini
Jeu Bond
Waterloo
Family Notices Record Parish Alert
Reta Mound wife of Robert Tee dies at 809 Shaver Road NE. Richard Allen, March 2, admitted to University Hospital Town Citys St Duke hospital and MI 1 Holland, 207 Seven trees east. A son born March 16. Mlecos hospital My and Mrs Strays Nemes 1334 Seventh Ave NE reports daughter Meredith. Mr and Mrs Claude Hoppe, 110 Nicen mme Street NE, welcome a son born March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Mound
Robert Tee
Shaver
Cian
Richard Allen
Maret
University
City Briefs Report On Local Events And Incidents
Permission granted for Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 to sell flags on June 8. Sheriff notes police search for a gray 1940 Hudson coach stolen near Marengo after midnight. Lester Brown of Blawstown listed owner. Joseph Kotek jr and family featured in incident. Red Cross officials from Linn County to attend national office meeting in St Louis for a week. De Molay devotional day set at Second Christian Church with Rev Lankletter preaching on The Triumphant Week.
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Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Casal Wat
Civaliects
Marengo
Lester Brown
Blawstown
Cedar Rapids
Order of
de Mola
EF Lainkletter Wall
Fractured left testicle reported after fall during school game
Peter Wilmer eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Jo Vax Widmer of 2336 Blake Boulevard SE suffered a fractured left testicle when tackled during a school theatre event. He was taken to St. Lakes Hospital where his condition is reported as good.
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Peter Wilmer
Oald
Jo Vax Widmer
Blake Bowlessrd SE
Teatre
S Lakes Hospital
City Council Special Session Votes on Transfers and Refunds
The city held a special session to approve payroll reimbursements and fund transfers. It authorized moving 4662.73 from water works to the sewage rental fund as February sewage disposal refunds, and 156.90 from incinerator construction to plant improvement as refunds for gas and bridge line work between the municipal incinerator and sewage disposal plant.
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Sewage Rental Fund
A. Os
Sewace
Pala Improvement Fund
Aary Hage
Savage Arrested On Fort Dodge Larceny Charge
At 1 30 am Saturday police arrested Merlin Savage alias Merlin Erwin 39 wanted in Fort Dodge for larceny of 200 He was held at the station pending return by a deputy sheriff Savage roamed First avenue between First and Second streets after leaving Fort Dodge and was picked up at A avenue and Second street NE
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Merlin Savage
Merlin Erwin
Fort Dodge
Savage
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
A Avenue
Second Street
Famed Swedish Novelist Selma Lagerviff Dies at 82
Stockholm injury reports say Selma Lagerviff, renowned Swedish novelist and 1909 Nobel Prize winner, died Saturday at age 82 after a cerebral hemorrhage at her Michacka estate Thursday. She lapsed into a coma from which she did not recover.
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Stockholvw
INS
Selma Lagerviff
Michacka
Thursda
Kennedy Held In Disfavor By British, Nazi Source Says
Berlin dispatch quoted confidential information claiming Joseph P. Kennedy US ambassador to Britain had strained relations with the British government. The report alleged Kennedy blamed Prime Minister Chamberlain for diplomatic blunders and predicted the Allies had little chance to win on the western front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Berlin
Disputch
Amsterdam
Joseph PT Kennedy
Great Britain
Washington
Neville Chamberlain
Poland
v—Kennedy
London
Germany
Hull denies Berlin reports on Kennedy friendship loss
Secretary of State Cordell Hull on Saturday rejected a confidential London report claiming Joseph Kennedy had lost Great Britain’s friendship as part of Allied war difficulties. He called the report troublemaking and wholly unsupported by facts.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Berlin
Uso
Joseph B. Kennedy
London
Great Britain
Tub
Stas
Kennedy ridiculed by German report over UK ties
London United States Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy is derided in a German propaganda piece claiming close relations with the British government have deteriorated. The report mocks the claim and repeats Kennedy’s rebuttal that the tale is a fairy tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
United States
Joseph DM Kennedy Saturdas
Kennedy
Courteous Harold Gets An Earful In Barbershop Waiting
In San Francisco Ben Allen and Harold Ickes visit a barbershop as talk turns political. A manicurist and customer vent about relief efforts and taxes while Allen and Ickes wait for their cuts. The scene unfolds with quips about an insurrection and ongoing criticism of Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Ben Allen
Sea
Allen
Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Government Ends Pendergast Tax Fight With Settlement
Washington AP reports the government accepts an $850,000 settlement to resolve a tax claim of $707,090 against Tom Pendergast, jailed Kansas City Democratic machine leader. Justice officials also disclosed a $19,000 claim against former Missouri state insurance superintendent Emmett O’Malles settled for $9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Pendergist
Kansas City Democratic Machine
Justice Department
Ro Emmett O'Malles
Missouri
Waltonians Reelect Officers and Plan Park Improvements
The Waltonmans Inc held its annual election with 125 attendees in the YMCA dining rooms. Officers AJ Smith president and Jos Merritt, AG Brown, NC Norton, Fred Fieh reelected. Directors elected include Harold Drew and others. Entertainment by a Community House group. Plans announced to clear park debt in two years, plant trees on Arbor Day, boost wildlife and fish at Waltonian Park, and expand Camp Conservation services for underprivileged children.
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Waltonmans, Inc
YMCOA
AJ Smith
Jos) Merritt
AG Brown
NC Norton
Fred Fieh
Mr Fitch
KE B Drew
Harold Drew
Carl Hendrickson
Earl
North Mile
Sedlacek
Don D. Seeger
William Volz
Robert M Wesely
Vernon F. White
Richard F Carne
Seboda
Dr. SA
Helebrant
William W Crissman
George Crank Nepro
Jack Minert
A. C. Norton
Fred Collard
Smith
Waltomian Park
Waltonian Park
Camp Conservation
Roosevelt Fever Narrow but President Aims to Speak
President Roosevelt had a little more than a degree of fever on Saturday yet his secretary said he would strive to address the international peace broadcast in the afternoon and attend the White House Correspondents Association dinner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Roosevelt
White House
Monticello Election Weighs Two Tickets for City Posts
In Monticello two slates vie for mayor and council seats on March 25. McLaughlin leads the Peoples ticket with Schuetz Byers Reade Childress Brashaw Ferring Shaffer Stott. Bats on the Citizens ticket with Zubler Matthiessen Shaffer Beeks Kees. Mayoral race also features Bat and McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fred McLaughlin
Ross Batswall
McLaughlin
Peoples
Paul Schuetz
Gene Byers
Leslie Reade
Ray Childress
EW. Brashaw
Frank Ferring
Clarence Shaffer
ML. Stott
Third Ward
Citizens
Ross Bats
Walt Zubler
C.J Matthiessen
E W Brashaw
Karl M Kees
Chirence Shaffer
J C Beeks
Italy Votes Huge Army Air Budgets
Rome AP reports the chamber of fasces and corporations approved aviation funds of 170 million dollars and an army appropriation of 416 million. The war ministry may receive a further 200 million if needed in the current fiscal year, to be drawn from a special October 1939 fund for extraordinary armed forces expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ialian Chamber of Fasces and Corporations
War Ministry
Talan
John Gamble Dies After Brief Illness
John Gamble died at his Cedar Rapids home at 12:25 am after a brief illness. Born 1883 in Rambelton Ireland Ont he came to the United States at 18 and settled in New York before moving to Cedar Rapids 25 years ago. He ran a luggage repair shop at 1064 Second Avenue SE for seven years and previously worked for the Enzler Luggage Company. Survived by wife Albin three stepchildren and a step-granddaughter sister and brothers in Idaho Ireland and Ames. Body at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gamble
Rambelton
Ireland
New York
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue SE
Enzler Luggage Company
Albin
Gerald Corey
Don Christle
Stanley Chistle
Patricia Ann Christie
Anna Woolfries, Ames
Andrew Gamble
Idaho
Polansky Chapel
Funeral for Mrs Jennie Gruver in Elgin
Mrs Jennie Gruver former Cedar Rapids resident died recently in Long Beach California Funeral services and burial set for Wednesday at 1 am at the Elgin Methodist church Reverend James of Blackstone Jr pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Cedar Rapids will officiate Earlier Gazette item said burial already occurred Mrs Gruver widow of A G Gruver lived in Cedar Rapids until her husband died in February 1938 Then she lived with her son Arch in Long Beach California
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TRAER
Mary Farnham
A. J) Farnham
South Traci
C G MckKnight
Mary Gaily
Sterling
N Y
A O J Farnham
Traciers
Farnham
United Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Jennie Gruver
Cedar Rapids
Long Beach
Calif
Methodist
Elgin
James of Blackstone, Jr
Westminster Presbyterian Church
The
Gazette
Gruver
A. G Gruver
Arch
Death of 6 day old Clare McEvoy in Coggan
Clare McEvoy infant son of Mr and Mrs W EF McEvoy of Coggan died in a local hospital at 730 pm Friday born March 9. Twin brother Clarence preceded him in death. Survived by parents a brother William E grandmothers Mrs Antonin McEvoy Central City and Mrs Winifred Elledge Marshalltown. Burial in Calvary cemetery Ryan. Body at Monahan funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare McEvoy
W EF McEvoy
Coggan
Clarence
William E
Antonin McEvoy
Central City
Winifred Elledge
Marshalltown
Calvary Cemetery
Ryan
Monahan
Funeral services for James V Bredie held Sunday
James V Bredie died at his home 1554 Mt Vernon Ave SE. Funeral service conducted by Rev Vaclav Hlavats will be held at 2 PM Sunday in Brosh chapel. Burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 PM Saturday at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V Bredie
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Brosh
Funeral services for Mrs Watnet a Karban at Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Watnet a Karban who died at her home 621 Second Street SW will be held at 2 30 PM Sunday in the Beatty chapel conducted by Rev W Glenn Rowley with Rev ED Wells assisting Burial will be in the Cedar Memorial cemetery family lot Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 PM today.
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Lone Tree
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Germany
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Grace Methodist Church
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ED. Wells
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Gasoline thefts linked to two youths arrested
Police say two youths were arrested after siphoning gasoline from a car registered to F B Shears of Sixteenth Avenue SW. The youths admitted to taking fuel to run the car and had hidden a five gallon can in a grain bag found under an empty railroad coat car. They faced no prior record and lived together after sporadic work. Authorities noted no connection to a separate Friday night hold up.
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F. B Shears
Sixteenth Avenue
Johnston
Shears
King Thompson
Fifteenth Street
West Union Post Office Contract Awarded
Public Buildings Administration awards a $47,937 contract to W. M C. Inc. of Winona Minnesota for building a post office at West Union Indiana.
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West Union Post Office
Washington
The
Public Buildings Administration
West Union
W. M C. Inc
Winona, Minn
Eight Ounce Butter Ration Set for English Public
Starting March 25 English citizens will receive eight ounces of butter weekly instead of four. Official announcement cites favorable supply and cites expanded ration as a result of the improved supply situation.
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London
INS
Leaders urged to tackle juvenile delinquency through gangs
Dr Jesse A Jacobs of the Chicago area project cites gang leadership as key to reducing juvenile delinquency. In five years the program cut delinquency by about 50 percent in blighted areas by changing attitudes and turning community leadership inward. The Iowa conference at Coe college highlighted group dynamics and the role of gang prestige in juvenile acts.
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Jesse A Jacobs
Coe College
Jacobs
Chicago
D. Jacobs
C. Ward Macy
C WN Burrows
Iowa Association For Social Welfare
Simpson College
Laetitia Coward
Grinnell College
J H Ennis
Cornell College
F E Haynes
University of Iowa
Alice Kirwin
Bureau of Public Welfare
Cedar Rapids
van der Linden
Ames
Nevin Nichols
C Arnold Anderson
Towa State College
Grace E Chaffee
Towa City
L. E Garwood
Garner Enters Oregon Primary
Vice President Garner announced plans to enter the Oregon Democratic presidential primary on May 17, sending word to Oregon Secretary of State Earl Snell. He passed up the Ohio primary, where the May 14 race drew a pro Roosevelt delegation led by Charles Sawyer. Garner’s move places him as a candidate opposing a third term for President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Garner
Oregon
Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Democratic National Committee
Donahey
Sawyer
Earl Snell
United States
Roosevelt
Daladier to Shuffle War Cabinet by Easter
Paris AP reports Daladier survived a two day senate quiz on war policy with a 240 to 0 confidence vote and hints at cabinet changes by Easter. Gamelin is seen to take over the war portfolio while General Georges would lead Allied land forces amid criticism of Daladier holding multiple posts.
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Paris
Daladier
Senate
Germany
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Alphonse Georges
Income Tax Returns Improve At Local Office
Tax collectors reported a smoother year with more accurate returns. Five agents processed filings as patrons queued at the Cedar Rapids office, then some forms mailed to Des Moines. Special agent J. C. Grinde noted improvements in taxpayer familiarity with the forms.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
J. C. Grinde
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Farmer Killed In Hunting Accident Near Vinton
Edgar Cashman a 43 year old farmer eight miles southwest of Vinton was killed Friday afternoon when a 16 gauge shotgun he used for rabbit hunting discharged. He was alone and apparently pulling the gun over a fence he had climbed. The shot struck him in the heart and his wife and son Russell found the body about 5 30 p.m. after a search. Surviving are his wife and three children Rachel Donald and Russell Funeral arrangements not announced Coroner John R Burrows said there would be no inquest.
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Rachel
Donald
Russell
John R. Burrows
Melrose Sunk by Explosion in North Sea
The 1,589-ton British steamer Melrose was sunk by an explosion in the North Sea near Rotterdam. Eighteen crew members are missing in two lifeboats, with five known to have been saved.
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