Sweden Urges Finns Not To Break With Russia
Stockholm reports say Finland sent its note on Russian armistice talks to Moscow via Stockholm. King Gustaf V and Sweden urge Finnish leaders to avoid a breakdown. Finnish officials silent on the appeal, amid fears of full scale war and a Saturday deadline. Russia believed to have modified terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Finland
Moscow
United Press
Helsinki
Gustaf V
Swedish For Office
Oeting
Risto Ryti
Baron Carl Gustav von Mannerheim
Russia
Daily Record stamp and coupon notices and local filings
A dense list of stamp and coupon values across multiple books with valid through dates, plus various penalties and fines for offenses. Includes details on gasoline, sugar, fuel oil, plane and shoe coupons, and a series of local judicial notices with names and addresses. Includes births and marriages notices and a house fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugar
Tragic Air Attack During Amphibious Action
Fragment from page one describes a chaotic sea landing where transport planes, warned to avoid firing, were mistaken for enemy planes. Bombs rained on the convoy, setting ships ablaze while confusion and miscoordination sparked criticism from naval authorities over air force conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Brunswick arson scare ends with youth suspect
In Brunswick Maine an 18 year old war worker Jean F Gamache set seven fires and fired on deputies while fleeing. The fires endangered 10 families damaged four houses one store two garages burned an automobile and ten caskets in an undertaker's garage. Damage is about 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Roland Alexander
Norman Emerson
Warren A. Purington
Jean F. Gamache
Federal Court Will Convene on April 4
The April term of federal court for the northern district of Iowa will convene in Cedar Rapids Tuesday, April 4. Naturalization proceedings will be held in the federal courtroom Monday, April 3.
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Federal Court
Northern District of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Federal Clerk’s
Federal Court Room
Death of Howard R. Lee driver in Kansas tragedy
Howard R. Lee 34 a Burch Truck Lines driver was found dead in his truck near Hillsboro Kansas from carbon monoxide poisoning. His body was brought to Cedar Rapids for services set Monday at Beatty chapel with burial in Tripoli cemetery. Surviving are his wife five children parents two brothers and four sisters.
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Howard R. Lee
Eleventh Street
Burch
Hillsboro
Kaw
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Tripoli Cemetery
Beatty's
Lee
Robert
Larry
Sylvia
Romaine
Dianna
Albert Lee
Tripoli
Albert
Donald
Marjorie Bucholtz
Donna Lee
Faye Tegtmeier
Eva Neuendorf
Waterloo
Mrs Laura Dorman 95 Died Today in Kansas Home
Mrs Laura Dorman aged 95 died today at her daughter s home in Paola Kansas. She lived in Cedar Rapids more than 25 years and is survived by three daughters Leota Potter of Easton Kansas Ena Margaret Brown of Cedar Rapids and two others in Davenport. Services and burial will be in Lyndon Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dorman
Louist Doty
Paola
Kan
Dorman
Cedar Rapids
Leota Potter
Easton
Ena Margaret Brown
Davenport
Lyndon
Fred C. Dice Dies After Lingering Illness at Cedar Rapids
Fred C. Dice 72 of route 1 Cedar Rapids died at 9 50 p m Thursday after a lingering illness. He was born November 3 1871 in Fredricktown Ohio and served in the navy at Farragut Idaho. Funeral plans to be announced. Friends may call Saturday at the Rohn chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Dice
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Fredricktown
Ohio
Ice
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
Rohn
Franks Rites Saturday in Des Moines
Cedar Rapids veterinarians report funeral services for Bris C. C. Franks wife of the state veterinarian will be held at 10 30 Saturday morning in Des Moines with arrangements announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bris. C. C. Franks
Des Moines
Ames Approves Revised Butter And Oleo Text
Iowa State College bulletin committee approves a revised pamphlet on oleomargarine versus butter for April distribution. The original pamphlet titled Wartime and Food Policy faced dairy industry protests, spurred economist T W Schultz to resign amid claims of external influence on academic freedom. the state board of education rejected those charges as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics
Schultz
State Board of Education
Tow Car Looses Grip As Truck Trailer Jams Tracks
A Rock Island streamliner halted for 32 minutes after a Hawkeye Motor Express trailer stalled on tracks at Eighth Avenue SE. Tow car driver Harold Emmons broke an ankle when the light vehicle lifted the trailer 12 feet. Emmons was taken to St Luke's hospital by ambulance. The trailer was finally hoisted back onto the tractor by the failed tow car. The train arrived at 10 45 and waited until 11 20.
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Rock Island Streamliner
Hawkeye Motor Express
Eighth Avenue SE
H. E. Wess
Springville
Harold Emmons
St. Luke’s Hospital
Enlistment Reported for 17-Year-Old Miller
City briefs note Robert E. Miller of Toddville was enlisted in the U S Navy Reserve as reported by the Cedar Rapids navy recruiting station on Friday. Miller is 17 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
Toddville
U. S. Naval Reserve
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Reverend Anderson Sermon at Shueyville Church Service
The Rev Lyle K. Anderson will speak on A New Standard at 9 30 am Sunday service at Shueyville United Brethren church. Church school follows at 10 30 am and Christian Endeavor meets at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Mrs G R Nelson Leaves For Pensacola Visit
Mrs G R Nelson of 405 First Street SW travels to Pensacola Florida to spend several weeks with her husband who is stationed at the Pensacola naval air station as an aerial photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Nelson
First Street
Pensacola, Fla
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Boy Scout Troop 4 Waste on Drive at Harrison School
Boy Scout Troop No 4 will conduct a waste on drive in the Harrison school of Saturday. The territory north of E avenue will be covered, and residents are urged to have their paper ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison School
E Avenue
Cedar Rapids men appear on Maquoketa guidance program
Four Cedar Rapids men took part in a guidance conference program Friday at Maquoketa high school. They were Dr. Charles A. Anderson president of Coe College, Robert Buckingham Coe College admissions director, Walter A. Shupp Linn County superintendent of schools, and Harry E. Kelley guidance instructor at McKinley High School.
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Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa High School
Charles A. Anderson
Coe College
Robert Buckingham
Coe
Walter A. Shupp
Linn County
Harry E. Kelley
McKinley High School
Red Cross Drive Picks Up in Cedar Rapids
Red Cross dimes from pupils and a $5 contribution from former Kidawazapi Camp Fire girls aided the campaign. Workers at campaign headquarters noted the surge, with downtown Cedar Rapids showing improved participation after a slow period. James W. Bell, county drive chairman, said the drive gained momentum on Thursday.
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Kidawazapi
John Randall
Red Cross
Joyce Skinner
Frances Fleckenstein
Charlotte Helming
Sue Randall
Gloria Cohen
Randall
James W. Bell
Cedar Rapids
Farmer Charged With Failure to Care for Livestock
Port Stickle, 55, appeared in Justice H. R. Churchill’s court on a Humane Society charge for failing to provide shelter and sanitation for three horses several cows and pigs. The yard near Mt Vernon road had slush water moldy hay and three dead pigs. Case continued two weeks with possible dismissal on proper conditions and costs.
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Port Stickle
H. R. Churchill
the Humane Society
Stickle
Albert W. Quinn
Mt. Vernon Road
Forty-second Street
Co Humane Society Pp
Linn County
The
Humane Society
Quinn
Sadowsky
Restrictions on R Gasoline Coupons Effective April 1
A district rationing letter to Linn county board says R coupons may be exchanged at outlets with bulk transfers after April 1. Only these outlets may accept R coupons. others must stop after April 1 and dispose by April 10. E coupons may still be used at eligible outlets, and local boards will exchange E for R for non highway purchases.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Plan of Concession To British Opposed
Washington lawmakers in both houses questioned talks on easing Britain's three year old pledge to refrain from exporting lend-lease materials. It was learned Thursday that initial negotiations are underway to modify the accord to allow Britain to resume limited export of commercial goods it has been unable to supply due to the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Wreck Near Rome Reported To Wipe Out 800 German Casualties
Naples AP dispatch says papers recovered from a German prisoner reveal that a train wreck about 100 miles north of Rome recently caused 800 German casualties. The headquarters stated the wreck was believed to be the work of Italian saboteurs.
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Naples
Rome
Unable to raise payrolls due to tightened margins
Company cites budget constraints and volatile demand as reasons preventing payroll increases. leadership says efficiency measures and capped growth will preserve stability while exploring selective wage improvements later in the year.
Courthouse Names Administratrix for Estate of John S Wolfe
A Cedar Rapids court names the courthouse administratrix for the estate of John S Wolfe who died March 2. Phil G Ruvelson of St Paul Minnesota sues The Silver corporation in district court seeking a 143 30 judgment on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Phil G. Ruvelson
St. Paul Minn
The
Silver Corporation
Ruvelson
Woman in Linn county jail pleads guilty on lewd charge
Margaret Hynes aged 33 of 429 Fifth avenue SE pled guilty in Judge G K Thompson s court on Friday. She faces 36 days served starting March 9 with the remainder suspended. Appeal bond set at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hynes
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn County
G. K. Thompson
Landlord sues Biggers for forcible eviction in Mt Vernon
Bertha Swim, owner, filed a district court forcible entry and detainer suit against Mr. and Mrs. L E Bigger for two months rent on a lot in Mt Vernon. A writ of ouster is sought. A three day notice to quit was served on March 2 per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bigger
Mt. Vernon
Bertha Swim
Biggers
Buoyant St Patricks Day Weather With Rain Ahead
Cedar Rapids area enjoys mild St Patrick day with sun and clouds. Forecast calls for possible light rain or snow Saturday amid little temperature change. Tonight's low around 30. statewide light rain or snow expectations in places with cooler pockets. Cedar Rapids readings near 30 to 33 during day.
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Cedar Rapids
Erin
St. Patrick
Winchell
Congress
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Chambers
Spencer
Bridges Says U S Adopting His Ideas
Australian born labor leader Harry Bridges told the University of Colorado that his years long call for boycotts of Germany and Japan and for international thinking are now being adopted by the United States. His remarks drew protest from the Colorado American Legion at Boulder.
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Boulder, Colo
Harry Bridges
United States
Bridges
University of Colorado
Germany
Japan
Colorado American Legion
Foss Gunning for Flyer Who'll Make Him Ace of Aces
AN ADVANCED SOUTH PACIFIC AIRBASE UP-MA Joe Foss returns to action in the South Pacific eager to engage a Japanese fighter. He has 26 confirmed kills, tying Eddie Rickenbacker and Gregory Boyington, and seeks the big battle that would crown him America's ace of aces. He remains reticent about his exploits while praising the F4U fighter and leads a squadron he trained.
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South Pacific
Joe Foss
Foss
America
Eddie Rickenbacker
Gregory Boyington
United States
Burglar Seeks Cheese Story In Liquor Store Break In
Los Angeles police sought a burglar Friday tied to a tale about a mouse who stole cheese from a trap. The thief disabled a burglar alarm at a liquor store, leaving investigators with a curious motive and a quiet clue.
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Los Angeles
Army sold $161,164 worth of dry cells for $130
Rep. John J. Cochran said the War Department last spring sold 27,090 dry cell batteries at Ogden Utah for $130 after receiving them at a cost of $17,999. He noted possible violations of regulations, partial disposals, and an ongoing investigation into misjudgment and improper sales to civilian buyers and firms.
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Washington
John J. Cochran
D-Mo
War Department
Cochran
Army Service
Ogden
Utah
J. W. Harbertson
Harbertson
W. W. Grothe
Bountiful, Tech
Ninth Service Command
James M. Harbertson
Jake Hayutin and
Burstein- Applebee
Kansas City
House
Treasury Department
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Sweden
Daily Record
Cma
Donald Lafren
A Avenue NE
L. A. Sten
Johnson Avenue NW
S. J. Storm
Bever Avenue SE
L. J. Burianek
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke’s
Thur Oppenheimer
Center Point Road
Keith Beatty
Mercy
Elmer Karasek
Bowling Street
George Telecky
Rockford Road
Vernon — Marion
Charles Mann
Tenth Street
Mann
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Luvera Maifield
Robert W. Dillon
Jane Carolyn Nelson
William G. Kysely
West Branch
Virginia Swallom
Palo
Dorothy Alma Tanner
Harold Leroy Tanner
James H. Wiggins
Louise M. Wiggins
Scien
DR Ft GO Fussell
Oft Nan
C.R
Truck
Kansas
Ames
City Briefs
Amy Ev
Erder Fiewe
Krebs
Krebs Flower Shop
Third Avenue SE
Teens’ Department
Deb Town
Cc Trudy Hall Jr
Eeeneven
D Teen
St. Pat’s
Flyer
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