Roosevelt Returns to Work After Illness Recovery
President Roosevelt resumed duties in Washington on Monday while Senate Majority Leader Barkley said no new legislation was urged. Hull met the President as his train arrived and briefed him on international affairs. He reported feeling much better, with no influenza or bronchitis traces, and enjoyed plantation life including fishing and coastal trips.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Montgomery Ward and Company
Chicago
Hull
Baruch
Georgetown County
Presidential
Hobcaw
Waccamaw
Coast Guard
Daily Record Meat Red C Te in Book Four
Gasoline and food stamp details listed with coupon values and validity through 1945. Several driver and vehicle offenses are noted with fines. Fire calls and a long list of births announce new additions at multiple locations.
Cedar Rapids couples obtain marriage licenses
Eldon Mangler and Wanda Tilp both of Cedar Rapids apply for marriage licenses along with Warren Guritz and LaVada Barr, also of Cedar Rapids.
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Eldon Mangler
Wanda Tilp
Cedar Rapids
Warren Guritz
LaVada Barr
Valentine Named To Grahl's Staff At Headquarters
Lt. John K. Valentine of Centerville a former Iowa lieutenant governor and veteran guard has been assigned to the state selective service headquar ters staff in Des Moines He fills the post left by Comdr Herbert M Hart whose transfer to the naval training center in Chicago is announced Valentine will serve as a navy liaison to the Iowa headquarters and undertake duties as assigned by Adj Gen Charles H Grahl Valentine has held multiple public roles including state senator chairman of the state tax commission and U S district attorney for southern Iowa He ran for governor in 1940 as a Democrat but the ticket did not carry the state.
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Des Moines
John K. Valentine
Centerville
Iowa
Selective Service
Valentine
Comdr
Herbert M. Hart
Naval Training Center
Chicago
Navy
Adj
Charles H. Grahl
State Tax Commission
United States
Marion man fined for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated
Courthouse Raymond E. Hotz, 33, of 160 Twenty-second Street, Marion, pled guilty in Judge G P Linville's court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 300 dollars with costs, allowed to pay 50 dollars and costs now and the balance in 25-dollar installments starting June 12. Hotz was arrested by Highway Patrolmen M G Swords and Franklin Kidwell Saturday after his car struck Ray Caraway's parked vehicle in Marion.
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Raymond E. Hotz
Twenty -Second Street
Marion
G. P. Linville
Hotz
M. G. Swords
Franklin Kidwell
Ray Caraway
Criminal Assignment Made by Judge Linville
Judge G P Linville sets district court for Monday May 15 with cases including Eugene Streets 19 of 924 First Ave NW for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and David Warren 19 of 1102 Fifteenth Ave SE for larceny. Myles Robinson 37 and Louis J Straka 26 of Davenport charged jointly with breaking and entering tied to the Jan 22 Spr ingville public school breakin. Robinson and Myles face separate charges for a Mt Vernon high school breakin on April 23.
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G. P. Linville
District
Eugene R. Streets
First Avenue NW
David Warren
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Myles Robinson
Louis J. Straka
Davenport
Springville
Robinson
Myles
Mt. Vernon High School
Jury case W J Biiney versus Culver Motors begins
The jury trial of W. J. Biiney against William C. Culver and Mary Culver doing business as Culver Motors opened Monday inorn.
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W. J. Biiney
William C. Culver
Mary Culver
Culver Motors
Exstarus News Wire Report From Cedar Rapids
An excerpt from the Cedar Rapids Gazette notes wire service content entered as second class matter on June 18, 1932 in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The item references Associated Press and Press International News Service as full wire reports sources.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
Press International
Jury sought in auto crash damages case
Biiney requests a judgment of 10077.27 for personal injuries and car damage from a collision on March 15 at Oak Avenue Favenue Ellis Boulevard NW, in Judge G. K. Thompson's court.
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Ing
G. K. Thompson
Biiney
Oak
Ellis Boulevard
Deaths Mrs Elmer Runkle Dies at Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Elmer Runkle dies after illness born September 17 1866 in Cedar county. Survived by husband two daughters a son Merrill H. Runkle three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Turner chapel Rev W A Jacobs. entombment Cedar Memorial park Chapel of Memories.
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Cedar County
Aty Runkle
Lisee Steed
Fred H. Killen
Cedar Rapids
Glenn H. Moore
Davenport
Merrill H. Runkle
Manchester
Turner Chapel
W. A. Jacobs
Cedar Memorial Park
Rites for Mrs Cooper Held in Cedar Rapids Veteran Members Attend
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles F. Cooper former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday at her son in law and daughter's home in Oak Park Illinois were conducted at Turner chapel Cedar Chapter No 184 OES presided by Rev Paul Luther Miller at 2 pm Tuesday Burial followed at Linwood cemetery Honorary pallbearers included J E Gable J C Horner M Eberhart K J Schmidt J C Rice and Arthur Snouffer Friends may call at the chapel.
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Cooper
Charles F. Cooper
Cedar Rapids
George J. Hatch
Oak Park
Turner Chapel
Paul Luther Miller
Cedar Chapter
O.E.S
Linwood Cemetery
J. E. Gable
J. C. Horner
M. Eberhart
K. J. Schmidt
J. C. Rice
Arthur Snouffer
Kopecky Funeral Services Planned for Mrs George Kopecky
Mrs. George Kopecky aged died Saturday morning at 2226 Forty-ninth Street NE. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Janeba funeral home with Rev. Zdenek F. Pauk officiating. Burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Services for Thomas Smith at Turrer Chapel Tuesday
Thomas Smith of 1210 Fourth Avenue SE died Friday. Services will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Turrer chapel with Dr. Charles J. Bready of St. Paul's Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Thomas Smith
Fourth Avenue SE
Turrer Chapel
Charles J. Bready
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Witness cites subpoenas for Hearst Wise Hopkins Browder Frankfurter
Edward James Smythe in a contempt proceeding for a sedition trial asked defense lawyer James J. Laughlin to subpoena William Randolph Hearst Rabbi Stephen Wise Harry Hopkins Earl Browder and Justice Felix Frankfurter to support his case. Drew Pearson testified as first witness and declined to disclose his source after the prosecutor said the article's veracity was not disputed.
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Washington
LLP
Edward James Smythe
James J. Laughlin
Laughlin
William Randolph Hearst
Stephen Wise
Harry Hopkins
Earl Browder
Felix Frankfurter
Smythe
Jennings Bailey
Drew Pearson
Philadelphia Record
Biddle
Pearson
Joseph W. Burns
City council awards public liability insurance contract
City notes award of a low bid by Jackson Watson Insurance agency for public liability and property damage insurance covering city cars and trucks at 646.49. R D Taylor and A T Pleune reappointed to the playground and recreation commission for three years ending May 9, 1947. A sewer petition on Soutter Avenue SE between Knoll Street and Thirty-second Street filed. Thomas L Crabbe seeks terrace extension on C Avenue side. referred to city engineer. Council grants a leave of absence.
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Jackson Watson Insurance Agency
R. D. Taylor
A. T. Pleune
Playground and Recreation Commission
Soutter Avenue
Knoll Street
Thirty-second Street
Thomas L. Crabbe
Nineteenth Street
C Avenue
Herman the Rat Qualifies For Air Medal as Mascot
A six inch Marshall Islands rat has joined the Seventh AAF Liberator crew of the Wittle Wabbit and flew 15 combat missions over the Marshall and Caroline islands. Crew members say Herman avoided sabotage and provided a morale boost during Hawaii rest breaks.
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Marshalls
Marshall Islands
Marshall
Caroline Islands
Wittle Wabbit
Ming Wiige
Nag Fee Whee
Ieee
Hawaii
Harvey I. Lundy
Estherville
Herman
Liberator
Absence for Charles Volak Navy Call Signaled
The fire department notes absence for Charles Volak as he enters the armed forces, marking a temporary leave from duties while he serves.
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Charles Volak
Fire Department
British Pound Nazi Convoys Hit Off Norwegian Coast
Carrier planes of a British task force sank two enemy supply ships and damaged three others in a coordinated attack on two German convoys off the Norwegian coast near Kristiansund. Barracuda bombers and naval fighters hit a large supply ship and damaged several targets while German planes were shot down. Two British bombers were lost. The home fleet, led by the heavy cruiser Berwick, supported the operation.
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London
Kristiansund
Berwick
French Coastal Forces Hit German Convoy In Channel
In the English Channel on Monday French manned light coastal forces of the Royal Navy attacked a strongly escorted German convoy. They were believed to sink a supply ship and an escort vessel with no casualties for the attackers and only superficial damage reported.
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London
Royal Navy
English Channel
Admiralty
Air Blitz Continues as Berlin Raids Escalate
StockHolm dispatches report 1,000 killed in Sunday's Berlin raid while Berliners fear destruction. Berlin Luftwaffe losses include 20 fighters near Bucharest with 11 bombers shot down, nine by Lightning and Mustang pilots. Allied forces claim 29 enemy aircraft in the day across the Mediterranean and Europe as 14 Allied planes are lost in over 1,500 sorties.
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Sofia
Stockholm
Berlin
Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau
Mediterranean
Strikes End at Three Detroit Factories
Striking workers at three plants returned to work Monday. DeSoto corporation plant in Detroit resumed production, employing 2,500 workers idle since Tuesday, and two Republic Aircraft plants in the Detroit area also reopened.
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United Press
DeSoto Corporation
Detroit
Republic Aircraft Corporation
Free cooking class at Glow room Gas Company Tuesday
City briefs note a free cooking school session in the Glow room at the Gas Company on Tuesday at 2 15 pm. Other items include South Side Red Cross unit resuming work Wednesday and Cedar Rapids Coir club meeting tonight at the Roosevelt hotel prior to the May 2021 state convention. Mr and Mrs Edwin C Nelson of 2117 Washington Ave SE have been called to Chicago by the death of Mr Nelsons mother with services in Chicago Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids Coir Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Edwin C. Nelson
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Nelson
Young Men's Bureau Plans Dinner Dance at Danceland
The Young Men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will host an informal dinner dance on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at Danceland. Welty and his orchestra will supply the music.
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Young Men’s Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Danceland
Welty
Legion post meets in Memorial Coliseum Tuesday night
Han ford post No. 5 of the American Legion holds its regular meeting in the Memorial Coliseum Tuesday night at 8 o clock Officers will be nominated and entertainment provided by the Coe college girls band.
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Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Memorial Coliseum
Coe College Girls
Noted Biologist to Speak at Wheatland Commencement
Dr. Karl A. Stiles professor of biology and chairman at Coe college will deliver the high school commencement address in Wheatland on Thursday His topic is Education for What Carl E Lee a dairy specialist from Milwaukee with 18 years at the University of Illinois and University of Wisconsin will discuss The Dairy Cow and Her Place in the Postwar Period at a Farmers club meeting at noon in the Roosevelt hotel
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Karl A. Stiles
Division of Natural Sciences
Coe College
Wheatland
Carl E. Lee
Milwaukee
University of Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Farmers Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Town Consistory Opens Ninety Ninth Reunion
Town Consistory begins its ninety ninth reunion at 8 30 Tuesday morning and runs through Thursday with daily luncheon and dinner in the dining room. The fifteenth degree is performed at 7 30 p m Tuesday as Mrs Jean Johnson of Drake University AFSC speaks at 10 a m Tuesday in Sinclair Memorial chapel at Coe College.
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Town Consistory
Jean Johnson
American Friends Service Committee
Drake University
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
Sideswipe Collision Near Cedar Rapids Airport Injures No One
At 12 30 a m Sunday a car driven by Ly Burke 61 of 632 D avenue and a car driven by J H Post 78 of Monmouth collided on Highway 218 half a mile south of the old Cedar Rapids airport. Both cars were damaged and no injuries were reported according to Sheriff James Smith and Deputy P J Whittemore who investigated the accident.
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Cedar Rapids
Ly Burke
D Avenue
J. H. Post
Monmouth
James Smith
P. J. Whittemore
Soviet Raids on Sevastopol intensify as Crimea campaign looms
Moscow reports the Red air force has stepped up strikes on Sevastopol, silencing batteries and damaging ships while 22 German planes are destroyed. Ground fighting near Tiraspol and the Dnestr estuary yields 200 German casualties as an assault west of Iasi is repelled.
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Red Air Force
Sevastopol
Crimea
Tiraspol Nes
Dnestr
Iasi
Romania
Stanislawow
Old Poland
Threat on McNutt life disclosed in Washington
A man described as a mental case demanded to see War Manpower Chief Paul V. McNutt at the social security building. After being refused an audience he drew a pistol and threatened to kill McNutt. Guards disarmed him and he was taken for mental observation. The man’s identity and motive remain unclear. a spokesman suggested he may be from Virginia.
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Washington
INS
Paul V. McNutt
Social Security
McNutt
Mc- Nutt
WMC
Virginia
Americans in Four Attacks on Rabaul
Allied air forces in the Southwest Pacific said Thirteenth Air Force medium and light bombers attacked the Rabaul base in New Britain four times Friday. A London broadcast noted Allied patrols may have landed at Bougainville Bay near Hollandia, but this was not independently confirmed.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
Thirteenth Air Force
Rabaul
New Britain
London
Bougainville Bay
Hollandia
British New Guinea
Kuriles Bombed In New Allied Strike
The navy reported Sunday night that carrier planes struck Paramushiru and Shimushu in the Kurile islands on Friday night. In the Central Pacific Ponape was bombed by Army planes and 62 tons of bombs fell on remaining Japanese positions in the Marshalls.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Kurile Islands
Paramushiru
Shimushu
Central Pacific
Ponape
Marshalls
City Considered Bill for Goods Stolen After Fire
The council debated a $242.85 bill from H. D. Fleagle for items stolen from his home after a fire. Fleagle, burned in the blaze, was treated at St Luke's and later University hospital in Iowa City. Firefighters left belongings outside during the incident. Fleagle seeks the city to cover the loss.
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H. D. Fleagle
First Avenue
Fleagle
St. Luke's
University Hospital
Iowa City
Foe's Crucial Hour: A Week After Invasion
London and Washington weigh the Nazi response as Allied invasion plans move forward. Analysts expect a six to eight day crisis to test beach-head viability and German reserves behind the western coast. Luftwaffe strength and fighter capacity shape bets on whether Germany commits decisively or preserves strength as a fleet in being.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
London
Luftwaffe
Allianr
No G O P Decision On Subsidies Stand
Washington (UP) House Republican leaders denied they have decided against opposing food subsidies but will wait for a price control extension bill to clear the House Banking Committee. Leader Martin of Massachusetts criticized delays in sending the bill to the floor as part of the administration's strategy to block amendments.
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Washington
House
House Banking Committee
Martin
Mass
Work as Usual for Wife of Newest Ace
Lawton Oklahoma is the scene as Mrs Robert S Johnson 21 reports for work at Gilbert drug store at 8 am. Her husband Capt Robert S Johnson America's top European fighter pilot has reportedly downed his twenty sixth and twenty seventh German planes earlier that day. She says she is proud yet focuses on his safety.
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Lawton
Okla
Robert S. Johnson
America
Johnson
Gilbert
Bob
Brunet
Vision of Christ Sighted Over Ipswich Air Raid
The Rev. Harold Godfrey Green confirmed reports from Ipswich residents that a vision of Jesus appeared on a cross in the sky during an April 27 air raid alert. He described a 15 minute sighting with a white cross forming first, then Jesus, with bowed head and crossed feet.
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Ipswich
England
Harold Godfrey Green
St. Nicholas Church
Jesus
Cult Strip Tease Disrupts Crowded Stanley Park
In Vancouver 15 Doukhobor sect members staged a strip tease before thousands in Stanley Park as soldiers in the crowd jeered. Police removed the undressed demonstrators to jail where they continued chanting and singing.
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Vancouver
B. C
Stanley Park
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