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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
5
A scrambled newspaper puzzle page shows vertical and horizontal clues. Entries include animal terms, measurements, and misc. word hints with partial answers and scattered reference to items like garden tools, woods, and virtues.
Aboard Ex Cambion Mime Lupescu is described as distinctly feminine in a lengthy, fragmentary report. The article notes her age around mid thirties, mentions a relationship to Cate Rocae, and references Alphonsine of Suzy and a perfume named Je Revien.
The Franklin 9A A Cappella Choir will sing pieces including You Here Laddie and Folk Song Goa Down under direction of Wil Lenny Shuppert. The 115th telecast of The Assembly Room of the Assembly presented with Roped education on WATT Saturday morning at 9:45.
An unreadable clipping references Walter Winchell on Broadway and a public dispute involving press figures, readers and editors. It alludes to Nazi accusation coverage, Hearst and Journal American reporters, and a 1932 timeline with mentions of Europe and a price figure.
A local committee awarded 216 prize to the top naval entry amid a display organized by theosayreorines brigade Thiver and the Pulteer committee. The award honors innovation and craftsmanship in naval design.
A columnist recalls Hemmeway’s critique of For Whom the Bell Tolls for lacking American background. Pulitzer prize went to Bob Sherwood for There Shall Be No Night with Finnish connections. Miss Virginia Faulkner helped a taxi driver by buying foie gras after hearing his sorrowful tale.
The Czechoslovak government in exile says Nazi actions aim to destroy Czech national spirit in Bohemia and Moravia. Sokol properties including gyms and hotels are confiscated, valued in the millions. Messages from Sokols in the United States urge perseverance and vow future rebuilding with aid.
Charles Cardinal Kaspar archbishop of Prague and primate of Czechoslovakia died in Prague on April 21 at age 71. He gained international recognition for opposing Nazi efforts to weaken the Roman Catholic Church in Bohemia.
Kingston Rhode Island Warner Flip Keane son of the Rhode Island States basketball and baseball coach is described as one of the biggest men in college athletics. He stands 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 1260 pounds.
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