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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1942

Page

13

Brazil says axis spy ring smashed

Brazilian authorities report nearly 29 Axis agents jailed and four radio transmitters seized as they claim to have disrupted the spy network across the Western Hemisphere. Detained were a German admiral linked to an attack plan, a Dane named Niels Christensen called the ring leader, and a German navigator named Friedrich Kroener with maps and propaganda found in his residence.

Rio DE Janeiro Western Hemisphere Onee Adolf Hitler South America Dakar Friedrich Kroener Niels Christiensen Ring Radio Figen Espion Communications Brazil United States

Trial of Otto Anderson for intoxicated driving nears end

The Ot to Anderson trial in Cedar Rapids nears completion as Assistant County Attorney Carl Hendrickson presents the state's case after summarizing testimony from highway patrolmen who arrested him on September 22. Anderson testified he had only a beer before the arrest and driving into a safety lane near Third street.

Otto Anderson Thirty-fourth Street Carl Hendrickson Highway Note Cedar Rapids Anderson Hendrickson Third Street Twelfth Avenue SE Charles Fels Harry Cloud F. A. Ahring

Man Held for Sanity Probe Carried Cash in Clothing

A man slated to appear before the Linn county insanity commission Friday was found to have 1935 in cash and over 200 in checks when searched at the Linn county jail late Thursday. Deputies took him into custody after a warrant from the rooming house owner who said the man had acted strangely for some time.

Linn County Insanity Commission Pete Whittemore Forrest Taschner

Divorce Petitions Filed Over Cruel Treatment in District Court

Two divorce petitions allege cruel and inhuman treatment. Mabel McGuire seeks divorce from Frank McGuire and obtained a $500 writ of attachment on the defendant’s property and an injunction restraining molesting her. She also seeks title to household goods and support for herself and two minor children from a prior marriage.

Mabel McGuire Frank McGuire G K. Thompson

Promotion for Lieut Robert Wray in the Philippines

Lieut Robert Wray of General Wainwrights staff in the Philippines is promoted to captain. He is reported by his mother Oda E Merion of 1064 Maplewood Drive NE. Wray graduated from Kelly Field Flying School in 1939 and served at Nichols Field, Manila. His wife Marie Lund and a baby son, not yet seen, live in Mt Pleasant with her parents.

Robert Wray Wainight Ines Oda E. Merion Maplewood Drive Wray Kelly Field Flying School Nicholsfield Manila Marie Lund Mt. Pleasant

Couple wed in 1933 amid family ceremony

Ella Louise Sanford and her spouse recall their 1933 marriage on October 28. The brief notice notes the date and the couple’s enduring bond as the local paper records their nuptial milestone.

William S. Sanford Owensville Divorce Case Report

Judge C. J. Haas discharged Guy Pee and related Linville final filings amid a Thursday court action. The hearing referenced a marriage dissolution involving William S. Sanford and a petition seeking separation and property arrangements.

C. J. Haas Guy Pee Eee Eal Linville

Forget Defense Think of Offense Say War Need Unity

Mrs. Russell D. Cole of Mt. Vernon urged at a High Twelve luncheon that Americans should drop the word defense and focus on offense. She called on capital labor legislature and every citizen to back MacArthur efforts to win the war and then the peace.

Russell D. Cole Mt. Vernon Cornell College High Twelve Club

Approve Boost in Pilot Flying Time

The House passed a measure raising the monthly flying time limit for airline pilots from 85 to 100 hours. The War Department approved the increase to allow greater use of airline pilots in military flying operations.

Washington Ins Ioc Deltase The War Department

Youth Nabbed for Stealing Currency From Printing Site

The Secret Service arrested a 19 year old on a burglary parole charge after he and another youth stole currency from a printing site. Becker reportedly circulated some bills lacking tax seals and serial numbers and led agents to a tree in Rock Creek Park where most of the money was hidden.

Washington Secret Service Nogend Becker Beck Rock Creek Park

Convict Receives Poll Tax Threat Notice in Union

A Union South Carolina convict received a tax collector notice warning that nonpayment of poll tax could lead to further action. The brief item notes the warning was delivered Friday.

British Sales of American Securities Decline Under War Strain

Washington reported the United Kingdom sold 542 and 22 thousand dollars of its American securities in the last three years to pay for war materials. An estimated 500 million in similar securities were pledged under the New York Federal Reserve as collateral for a 425 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. British sources said the remaining UK investments in the United States were minor or unmarketable.

Washington The Treasury United Kingdom New York Federal Reserve Bank Reconstruction Finance Corporation

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