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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1942

Page

15

Iowa Auto Dealers Hear National Leaders in Cedar Rapids

National Automobile Dealers Association leaders attend the Cedar Rapids convention at Montrose hotel on April 6 and 7. Notables include Cyrus McCormick of the Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply, W H Mason of General Tire, Nathan Schifferman of Sears Roebuck, and Lieut. Gov. Hickenlooper. The event hosts Iowa dealers president Ben Sanders and staff with reports, speeches, concerts, and college dances.

National Automobile Dealers Association Cedar Rapids Iowa Automobile Dealers Association Montrose Hotel Cyrus McCormick Price Office of Price Administration McCormick W. H. Mason General Tire and Rubber Company Akron Nathan Schifferman Sears Roebuck Company Chicago B. B. Hickenlooper Ben Sanders Des Moines National Autogymobile Dealers Association Ray Chamberlain Washington, D. C National Association Herman Goodwin Huntington Ind C. A. Morris Waterloo Iowa Mr. Sanders Ray Spatz Iowa Association O. F. Sulley Council Bluffs Tom B. Roberts Marvin Winnie State Motor Vehicle Department Glenn QO. Fletcher Linn County Rationing Board Santa Fe G. O. P. National

Coe Band Entertained at Lindenwood College

The Coe college military band on tour was hosted by Lindenwood College for Women in St. Charles Missouri. Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage invited them. 500 students and faculty attended. The band joined a wartime unity parade and gave a concert with Capt. Stanley Vesely as director and Donald Kroll as assistant. Vesely Jr conducted the finale of Dvorak’s New World Symphony.

Coe College St. Charles Mo Harry Morehouse Gage Lindenwood College For Women Gage Stanley Vesely Donald Kroll Chicago Stanley Vesely, Jr Dvorak New World Symphony

Air Force to Use Florida Resort Hotels

Brig Gen Ralph Wooten announced the war department will use Miami Beach hotels and resorts as replacement and training centers. A survey covered 90 percent of the citys 338 hotels and nearby resorts, though extent of use was not specified.

Miami Beach Fla INS Ralph Wooten Air Force Technical Training Command War Department

Jean Hotle Wins Louisa County Spelling Contest

Jean Hotle 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hotle and pupil at Frog Pond rural school won the Louisa county spelling contest held Saturday with 35 contestants. Mary Ann Armstrong of Morning Sun finished second. teacher is Mrs Glen Jarrard.

Wapello Jean Hotle Gilbert Hotle Frog Pond Louisa County Glen Jarrard Mary Ann Armstrong Morning Sun

President mandates full public disclosure of war production actions

The President states that Justice War and Navy will cooperate to avoid hampering war production while ensuring accountability. Courts must not hide wrongdoing and all major decisions will be made public, with sensitive details shielded to avoid aiding the enemy. The focus remains on boosting material output quickly and decisively.

Secretary of War Navy Departments of Justice, War and Navy

Martha Svoboda Wins Tama Spelling Contest

Martha Svoboda 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Svoboda near Clutter won the Tama county spelling contest by spelling dimension and disbursements Mary Ann Znolek 12 finished second and Marjorie Dostal 12 took third among 46 participants in 43 rounds

Toledo Martha Svoboda Charles Svoboda Near Clutter Tama County Carrol No. 5 Marie Foley Mary Ann Znolek York No 3 Anton Znolek

War Fund Bill Approved by House for Army Planes

The House passed a bill totaling 18.3 billion dollars to fund 31,070 more army planes and related equipment. It aims to expand the army to 3.6 million men by year end and includes nearly 500 million for the navy fleet air arm.

Washington LLP House Senate Navy Fleet Air Arm

Housing War Workers In Barracks Proposed In Des Moines

A. R Gardner, president of the Federal Home Loan bank, urged housing war industry workers in barracks similar to military quarters at the Des Moines bank’s ninth annual stockholders meeting. He warned postwar housing booms could pose economic problems and higher taxes. Robert J. Richardson reported $10,503,000 advanced to 245 member associations in 1941, with 75 percent for home construction, purchase, and repair. The bank posted increased reserves and a $154,000 dividend.

Des Moines A. R Gardner Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Gardner Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines Navy Chicagoan Robert J. Richardson Federal Home Loan Bank of Iowa Missouri Minnesota North South Dakota Richardson

St Nazaire Raid Targets German Dreadnought Tirpitz

The St Nazaire operation aims at crippling the Tirpitz battleship, a 35000 to 50000 ton warship based near a western European dock. The raid underscores Britain’s push against German spring offensives as RAF strikes widen along northern France and the Channel.

Atlantic St. Nazaire Europe Germany North Sea Roger Keyes Zeebruggee Belgian Zeebrugge Ruhr Britain Royal Air Force France Air Ministry English Channel

RAF Fights Over Channel Lead to 13 Nazi Planes Down

The bulletin reports 13 Nazi planes shot down while five British fighters are missing after battles in semse strength. RAF fighters repel waves toward Calais and Cap Gris Nez as dusk fell.

Calais Cap Gris Nez

FSA Strips Tires from Burlington Camp Trailers

The Farm Security Administration figures to reuse tires tubes and wheels from trailer camps in Illinois and Iowa. Regional director P G Beck said 354 sets were removed at Burlington with 400 more planned. About 860 wheel assemblies will be taken from Wilmington and Rockford trailers as defense needs rise.

Indianapolis Farm Security Administration Illinois Iowa P. G Beck FSA Burlington Wilmington Rockford

Coe Honor Students Report At Kelvin Society Gathering

Five Coe college honor students will present reports on their research at the Kelvin society meeting in Science hall Tuesday at 730 p.m. The students include James B. Hodgson Jr in zoology Douglas Klemme in geology and Thomas Brice Richard Ball and Samuel Giovanazzi in chemistry. An election of officers will follow to replace Dr Ray T Wendland president and the Rev James B Hodgson secretary and treasurer.

Coe College Kelvin Society Science Hall James B. Hodgson, Jr Douglas Klemme Thomas Brice Richard Ball Samuel Giovanazzi Ray T. Wendland James B. Hodgson

St Xavier Pupil Wins Delaware Spelling Bee in Manchester

John Tegler, 13, pupil at St. Xavier school Manchester and son of Mr and Mrs John Tegler of Strawberry Point, won the Delaware county spelling contest held Saturday. Geneveve Barr of Prairie township was runner up after misspelling statistics. Both are eighth graders among twenty eight participants.

Manchester John Tegler Strawberry Point St. Xavier School Mary Philip Marn Geneveve Barr Prairie Township Loren Barr

Two Heslop brothers arrested after assault on elderly man

Police say Bob Heslop and Paul Heslop followed Charles Tisher from a beer parlor and assaulted him on Eleventh Avenue SE. Tisher, 68, was bruised after a cane was used in the brawl. The brothers, both at home, were held for investigation.

Bob Heslop Third Street Paul Heslop Ninth Avenue SE Charles Tisher Eleventh Avenue SE Eleventh Avenue Tisher L. Stausak Harold Mackey

Two Army Men Die In Training Crashes

Fresno California aviation cadet Charles Fleming Hufford 22 from Lemoor air base died when his B-13 basic training plane crashed near an auxiliary field. Twenty Nine Palms California lieutenant Adam A Wojcik from Berwyn Illinois became Condorfield army glider base first casualty. his bride of a day witnessed the fatal accident.

Fresno Calif Charles Fleming Hufford Lemoor Air Base Palms Adam A Wojcik Berwyn Ill Condorfield

Castor Oil Shortage Threatens War Production and Kids

In Columbia Ohio and across the nation the castor bean drought looms as ships vanish and supply lines falter. Castor oil powers airplane lubricants camouflage paint fly paper and various child health products. farmers and city folks are urged to grow castor plants to avert shortages that affect tummies and wartime machinery. The beans come mainly from the East Indies Brazil and Argentina.

Columbia Ohio Dutch East Indies East Indies Brazil Argentina

Roosevelt backs push to boost inland waterways use

President Roosevelt said in a letter that war transportation officials are studying ways to increase the use of inland waterways. He sent the note to Chairman John J. Mansfield of the house rivers and harbors committee.

Washington Roosevelt John J. Mansfield Texas House Rivers and Harbors Committee

Hitler's Propaganda Tactics Across the United States

An excerpt discusses Nazi propaganda techniques aimed at undermining American resolve. It notes beliefs that Germany and Japan seek separate peace, warns of democratic erosion, and describes how shortwave broadcasts and covert agents spread fear and misinformation to paralyze U S thinking and bolster Axis control efforts.

United States Japan Germany Hitler Washington Pearl Harbor Pacific

Hitler tactics mocked as Americans vow to see through lies

The passage declares that Hitler seeks to spread falsehoods about a lost fleet and traitorous officials while alleging Americans will see through deceit. It portrays Hitler as the terrified aggressor, claiming his schemes will fail against bold public resolve.

Hitler

Remington Arms Blast Damages Bridgeport Plant

Explosions rocked a cart ridge packing building at the Remington Arms plant in Bridgeport Connecticut. The blast was felt up to New Haven twenty miles away. No serious injuries reported four employees hospitalized for observation and shock. Fire crews contained the fire with water while preventing spread to adjacent structures.

Bridgeport, Conn INS Remington Arms Company Bridgeport New Haven Remington

Army Day April 6 Air Power Show At Army Stations

American air power will go on view on Army day April 6 at army air stations and in a dozen major cities.

Washington Army Air Stations

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