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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1944
Page
23
An eye opening account from an Italian impresario describes Rome and Vatican City under Nazi control. He reports mass arrests and executions, S.S. guards at the Vatican, and civilians living in daily fear as Italians flee, hide, or join underground patriots amid Allied bombings and German requisitions.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that Nazi secret agents regularly frisk Vatican grounds and are said to “protect” the pope while Italians fear possible abduction to safety north of Rome. The piece notes widespread concern over covert German presence inside Vatican borders.
The shop emphasizes experienced workers averaging nearly 30 years in the fur business. Each fur is processed entirely by skilled staff using drum and compressed air methods, with friendly courteous service and reliable handling of customers' precious furs.
Government approved method to kill moth larvae and eggs uses gas sterilization for furs. Armstrong performs the process, then stores treated items in air conditioned vaults for safekeeping.
Local storage service offers moth proofing and quick free pickup to protect belongings. Professionals treat spaces and containers, ensuring treated items stay pest free. Service highlights include same day scheduling and discreet on site work.
In Coe College primary, Edward Beales of Sioux City and Janine McGill of LaPorte City won to advance to the finals next Tuesday. Beales is independent and McGill belongs to Kappa Delta. their opponents in the primary were Nancy Allen of Glen Ellyn and Mary Ann Blakemore of Bedford.
Herman Hormel, 78, brother of George A. Hormel founder of George A. Hormel and Company, died Tuesday at his Austin Minnesota home after a long illness. He served as vice president and director when the firm was incorporated but had not worked in the business for 20 years due to a heart ailment.
A bright fashion feature highlights sunback dresses in gingham chambray and seersucker with bolero jackets. The collection promises cool summer comfort and versatile styling for warm days and breezy mornings, with eye catching blue, yellow, and red striped options priced at 19.95.
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