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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1941

Page

12

Invasion Plans Weigh on German Confidence in 1941

The German invasion of Britain hinges on a decisive air and sea blockade. German forces may mount 370,000 initial troops with air support, aiming to land within 24 hours. If invasion fails, morale could suffer, and Hitler may delay until next year. The piece notes Banse’s Irish invasion concept and wartime propaganda contrasts.

Lyle C. Wilson United Press Great Britain Third Reich Britain Germany Dunkerque France London England West British Isles Adolf Hitler Hitler Joachim von Ribbentrop Eire Ulster Ewald Banse Brunswick Technical College Banse RAF Belgium

Coe ROTC Seeks Eighth Straight Honor In Inspection

Coe College ROTC units aim for a top honor in the corps area inspection on May 1 and 2. Lieut Col James P Murphy of the infantry will head the Coe unit’s event, part of a long streak of excellent ratings.

Nine Coe students join forensic meet at Excelsior Springs

Nine Coe College speech students depart with Prof J Dale Welsch for the bi annual Missouri province Pi Kappa Delta tournament at the Elms hotel in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Eighteen colleges will compete in debates oratory extemporaneous speaking and poetry reading over the event from Wednesday evening to Saturday afternoon.

Coe College J. Dale Welsch Missouri Pi Kappa Delta National Forensic Fraternity Elms Hotel Excelsior Springs Iowa Coe Welsch Peter Narey Spirit Lake J. D. Lambert Freeport Helen Mary Knox Milledgeville Charles McManaman Hawarden Lorraine Rawlings Council Bluffs Miss Knox Robert LaFontaine Spirit Lake

Advice From Miss Manners on Youthful Looks and Love

A reader laments being dismissed for youth and seeks career guidance. Mary Manners advises игt to stay pleasant and not overdo attention to attract a partner, noting indifference can be more intriguing. A second letter reflects on an ill fated marriage begun in 1940 after choosing love and early commitment over others.

Miss Manners Dot Dash Marrage Puntt

Navy Seeks Applicants For Aviation Training

The Cedar Rapids navy recruiting office seeks men to enlist for aviation training. Applicants must have a high school education and either technical experience or a vocational course. Most graduates go to maintenance posts or radiomen, bombers or navigators, with eligibility for piloting exams. A rule change allows men with one year of college if they have three years of responsible civil life experience.

Navy Recruiting Office Cedar Rapids Naval Aviation School Naval Air Corps Navy

Should Dolly Choose A Steady Suit Or A Faded Flame

The reader called Dolly asks whether to stay with a fiancé who offers a stable future or end the romance and marry the man she loves. The response urges Dolly to accept the fiancé’s proposal, forget the past romance, and focus on making the marriage she has as strong as possible.

Netherlands prepares for high order military achievements

Col. A. Q. H. Dyxhoorn, defense minister of the Netherlands government in exile, told reporters in London that Dutch regional reserves training in Great Britain must prepare in the near future for military achievements of the highest order.

London Netherlands Great Britain Col. A. Q. H. Dyxhoorn

Stamp And Coin Clubs Hold Banquet Exhibits

The Cedar Rapids Stamp club and Cedar Rapids Coin club held their quarterly meeting at the Montrose hotel on Sunday with A. E. Washburn as toastmaster. Russell Hawkins and A. W. Jenista spoke for the stamp and coin clubs, joined by H. S. Larson, W. Leon Belt, and guest speaker A. C. Powell of Des Moines. Exhibits featured Wilson High School stamps and two rare U S revenue stamps from Washburn’s collection.

Cedar Rapids Stamp Club Cedar Rapids Coin Club Montrose Hotel A. E. Washburn Russell Hawkins Stamp Club A. W. Jenista Coin Club H. S. Larson Dubuque W. Leon Belt Waterloo A. C. Powell Des Moines Trans Mississippi Philatelic Society Wilson High School Stamp Club U. S Revenue

National Coin Week Celebrated With Display and Auction

Collectors celebrate National Coin Week as coins are displayed in Morris Sanford store windows. An auction of stamps and coins followed a banquet. the oldest piece featured a Cedar River bridge crossing. Towns represented include Marion Anamosa Mount Vernon Independence Tama Dubuque Marshalltown Waterloo Des Moines Van Horne and Lis on. Trans Mississippi Philatelic Society board met Sunday at 5 pm at Mont rose under Mr Powell with attendees from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. The group, originally serving 17 states of the Mississippi valley, is expanding toward a national scope.

Morris Sanford Cedar River Marion Anamosa Mount Vernon Independence Tama Dubuque Marshalltown Waterloo Es Moines van Horne Lison Trans Mississippi Philatelic Society Montrose Mr. Powell M. J. Gilman Des Moines G. W. Borschel A. E Washburn Cedar Rapids H. S. Larson Harry Bradley Frank Gorup Millard Barnett Royal Holbrook Mississippi Valley

Jewelry stores count and sales rise in census figures

The census reports 14,559 jewelry stores in the United States with annual sales over 360 million dollars. This marks an increase of more than 2,000 stores and 125 million dollars in sales since 1935.

France to send livestock and food to occupied areas in barter plan

Unoccupied France agrees to ship 1,355,000 head of livestock and large quantities of vegetables, salt, cheese and wines to German-occupied France in exchange for 800,000 tons of wheat 800,000 tons of potatoes and 200,000 tons of sugar. The ministry of supply said the food for French people only would be illegal for the Germans to buy once in public markets.

Vichy France Occupie French Africa Ministry of Supply Occupied Territory

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