Cornell Music Festival Draws Cedar Rapids Folk
Cedar Rapids residents attend the Cornell college music festival at Mount Vernon where Josef Hofmann the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and other eminent musicians perform. Notable Cedar Rapids guests stay with local hosts and visiting Chicago and Winnetka residents attend events. The finale features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s 107th concert in 38 years at the college on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Josef Hofmann
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Cornell
van Vechten Shatffer
Sutherland C. Dows
W. R. Boyd
S. W. Wilder
Sumner D. Quarton
Louise Crawford
Lulu Averill
Margaret Toof
Eleanor Cook
Eleanor Taylor
George Dutton
M. H. Collins
Ruth Horner
James E. Blake
Allen I. Dunn
Charles S. Knox
Malcol V. Bolton
Herbert C. Ring
St Luke's Seniors Feted At Parties
Senior nurses of St Luke's hospital were honored at two events this week. A Tuesday picnic at Bever Park Pavilion featured a supper and a baseball game between Morning Glories seniors and Daisies faculty, umpired by Rev. Dr. J. P. Van Horn. Thursday banquet at Roosevelt Hotel drew eighty four alumnae and seniors with a Yacht Club of 1940 theme and talks by guest speakers introduced by toastmaster Madge Taylor. Decorations depicted a ship dining room with anchors life preservers and ship helm centerpieces.
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St Luke's Hospital
Bever Park Pavilion
J. P. van Horn
Roosevelt Hotel
Yacht Club
Clela Dugain
Marian VanFossen
Irene Jass
Edna Bain
Alice Peters
Madge Taylor
Trinity Methodist Mother-Daughter Dinner Planned
Trinity Methodist Church hosts a mother daughter banquet organized by the girls work committee on Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the church dining room. Guests include speaker Mrs Roy O Young of Mount Vernon with a program featuring Helen Youtzy Lucille Steyne Donna Mae Spenary and Marjorie Emerson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist
Trinity
Helen Youtzy
J. W. Cocayne
Orville Dorland
Lucille Steyne
H. N. Steele
Donna Mae
Marjorie Emerson
Alice
Ruth Zier
Roy O’ Young
Mount Vernon
Lydia Howley
H. Steele
Paul Gard
Eldon Rohn
Don Rogers
Sarah Ainsworth
Vincent Kofron
M. F. Harmon
Saron Church Banquet Held Tuesday Evening
The Saron Lutheran church mother daughter banquet, themed Some Ships We Sail in Life, was hosted Tuesday evening at the M C A by the Dorcas society. Group singing opened the program. invocations and toasts followed, with readings by Betty Stepanek and Alma Maass, a welcome by Frances Christensen, a speech by Mrs. R N Coolidge, and introductions by toastmaster Virginia Morgan.
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Saron Lutheran Church
Dorcas Society
F. J. Carlson
Frances Christensen
Alma Maass
Betty Stepanek
O. H. Lundquist
R. N. Coolidge
Virginia Morgan
Friendship Circle gathers for dessert luncheon meeting
Twelve members of Friendship Circle of the King's Daughters met Friday at Mrs. Ralph Whitlock's home on Nineteenth Street SE for a dessert luncheon. Guests included Linn county president Mrs. A. J. Chase, Mrs. R. D. Smatley from New Jersey, and Miss Catherine Phillips. Officers for 1940-41 were announced, with Lee Beardsley as president and Om Termohlen to host the final meeting of the club year at 358 Twenty-first Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Ralph Whitlock
Nineteenth Street
A. J. Chase
Linn County
R. D. Smatley
New Jersey
Catherine Phillips
Cne
W. E. Lichtenstein
J. Stuart McQuiston
Lee Beardsley
R.V. Porter
Don G. Neill
Fred J. ‘Hollands
Om Termohlen
Twenty-first Street
Trevelyan Weds Miss Hollis in Salina Kansas
Mr and Mrs Charles Hollis of Salina announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Marie Hollis to Howard Trevelyan son of Mr and Mrs George Trevelyan of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was Sunday May 5 at 3 30 p m at the bride's home with Rev William Lambertson officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Walter Trevelyan. A reception followed. The bride, a Salina high school and Armstrong Clothing employee, and the groom, Cedar Rapids educated and Hall Manufacturing employee, will reside Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hollis
Salina
Kan
Helen Marie Hollis
Howard Trevelyan
George Trevelyan
Cedar Rapids
William Lambertson
Lindsborg
Walter Trevelyan
Davenport
Trevelyan
Salina High School
Armstrong Clothing Company
Hall Manufacturing Company
Local Women Attend 40th Anniversary in Clinton
Cedar Rapids Sacred Heart court 727 Wom en's Catholic Order of Foresters visited St. Mary's court in Clinton to observe its fortieth anniversary. A bus trip included initiation and installation of officers plus a banquet with members listed.
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Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart Court
Order of Foresters
St. Mary's Court
Mary Erlacher
Catherine Sher
Helen Coaves
Lucy Simkavitz
Mary McDonnell
Alicin Wallace
Mary Hugan
Carrie Simkavitz
Elizabeth Kramer
Mary McMeel
Mary McGowan
Elizabeth Teahen
Elinor Merrifield
Catherine Conroy
Elizabeth Burke
F. Monahan
McDonough
Smith and McDonald
Mary and
Bernadine Barlacher
Marjorie McDonald
Anna Mary Simkavitz
Women of the Moose Hold Chapter Night on Child Health Day
Women of the Moose met at Moose hall with Mrs Beulah Henecke guiding the chapter night child health day program. Miss Elizabeth Bender of the Community House spoke on local work and ways members can help. Mrs Bessie Berkln outlined the Mooseheart Health program success. Cora Carlson announced a membership drive and named captains Wilma Russell and Lillian Meyer. An Iowa City invitation sought plans for participation in the international Moose convention in Des Moines next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Beulah Henecke
Elizabeth Bender
Community House
Bessie Berkln
Mooseheart
Cora Carlson
Wilma Russell
Lillian Meyer
Iowa City
Iowa
Western Illinois
Des Moines
First Christian Missionary Society Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Sixty five members of the Missionary society of the First Christian church met Saturday for a dessert luncheon led by group heads Mrs. Glenn McMilland and Mrs. Henry Helbig. Program leader was Mrs. R Spurrier and devotions were by Mrs. Adah Seely. Dr Marion H. Williams spoke on Christian Motherhood.
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The
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Glenn McMilland
Henry Helbig
R. Spurrier
Adah Seely
Marion H. Williams
P T A Officers Installed At Hayes Meeting
P T A met Wednesday at the school with Mrs Frank Pospishil in charge. A report of the Dubuque conference was given and Mrs Floyd Hall installed new officers including Mrs Spacek and Mrs Hartley Holte. Committees were named for program historian cubbing health room social hospitality membership publicity and musician. The program featured kindergarten and first grade pupils and Miss Jennie E Post. The association voted to give children treats at year end and announced the annual teachers banquet for May 22 at the Wurster tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes P. T. A
Frank Pospishil
Dubuque
Floyd Hall
Mesdames Pospishil
Richard Spacek
Hartley Holte
Mathew Lorence
Spacek
Milo Horsky
Joe Slavik
Milo Vanicek
George Ehrenberger
Robert Conway
Wurster Tea Room
B Avenue NE
Pospishil
Hall
Hoover
Sixth grade mothers honored as hostesses at event
Six th grade mothers served as hostesses while the school received two pottery vases donated by the association.
Mizpah Circle Meets for Bible Study and May Rummage
Mizpah circle of the King’s Daughters met at Mrs. Roy Ritz’s home on Hinkley avenue NW. Mrs RA Kohhn led the Bible study and a picnic luncheon was served. Annual reports were given and plans for a rummage sale in May were discussed. Mrs. A E Chase installed new officers: Lyle Finefield president, Royd Swope vice president, Paul B Speran treasurer, AJ Anderson secretary, and Dale O Reece Jenny McCowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
King's Daughters
Roy Ritz
Hinkley Avenue
RA. Kohhn
A. E. Chase
Lyle Finefield
Royd. Swope
Paul B Speran
AJ. Anderson
Dale O. Reece
Jenny McCowan
S D C Club Meeting and Park Steak Fry
The S D C club met Thursday evening with Miss Betty Jo Fitzgerald of 1247 Hazel Drive NE. From there the group went to Shaver Park for a steak fry. Members present were Mary Elizabeth Hiegel, Mary Margaret Strathmann, Connie Sheridan, Bernice Svoboda, and Eunice Boyle. Guests included Kathleen Cox, Kay Tracey, Arvin Cunningham, Charles Smig, Leo Morrissey, Bob Zimmer, Eugene Stepanek, Leonard Hamson, Don Johnson, and Kenneth Teeters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S D.C
Betty Jo Fitzgerald
Hazel Drive
Shaver Park
Mary Elizabeth Hiegel
Mary Margaret Strathmann
Connie Sheridan
Bernice Svoboda
Eunice Boyle
Kathleen Cox
Kay Tracey
Arvin Cunningham
Charles Smig
Leo Morrissey
Bob Zimmer
Eugene Stepanek
Leonard Hamson
Don Johnson
Kenneth Teeters
Silver Cross Circle Luncheon Sews at Meeting
Fifteen members of Silver Cross gathered for a luncheon on Thursday with Mrs. O S Wiason at 362 Fifteenth street SE. Mrs T K Hefner conducted the meeting and members sewed. Out-of-town member Mrs A F Wilson of Chicago attended. The next meeting will be with Mrs VE Porter at 405 Twenty-fifth street SE, with Mrs C O Hiltbrunner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters
O S Wiason
Fifteenth Street
T. K Hefner
A F Wilson
Chicago
VE. Porter
Twenty-fifth Street
C. O. Hiltbrunner
Married Couples Class Plans Picnic Roast
The Young Married Couples class of Olivet church met for a picnic supper at Mr and Mrs Burley Ruston home on Eighth Street SW. Twenty members attended and plans were made for a Wiener roast to be held May 23 at Wykle gardens.
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Olivet Church
Roosevelt High School Spring Concert Shines
Roosevelt students presented an instrumental and vocal program led by William Fresely and Ruth L. Miller. The evening featured Rossini William Tell overture, Massenet Angelus prelude, Dvorak Western World, and Go Down Moses with Marilyn Thompson soprano. Three soloists head to the national music contest in St Paul next week. Lorain Jones, Sarah May Messenger and others contributed as accompanists.
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Roosevelt High School
Rossini
William Fresely
Roosevelt
Massenet
Dvorak
Ruth L. Miller
Moses
Marilyn Thompson
Cain
Roll Chariot
Luesther Patterson
Carol Selby
Mary
Ellen Reece
Carol Chapman
Merrel Keyes
Helen Fritz
St. Paul
Marvel Dulin
Roland Dick
Kenneth Drummey
Vesely
Lorraine Jones
Sarah May Messenger
Miss Thompson
Germany Holds 3-1 Air Edge Over Allied Forces
The Associated Press reports Germany enjoys a three to one air superiority over British, French, Belgian, and Dutch forces. Estimates place Germany with over 20,000 first line planes and more than 100,000 airmen, while Britain and France together field about 6,000 first line planes. Additional figures detail populations, areas, and armed forces for other nations involved.
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Associated Press
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Arca
Britain
France
Aren
Netherlands
Belglum
Luxembourg
Italy
Plans to merge Curtiss-Wright and Atlas dropped
New York AP says plans to merge Curtiss-Wright Corp, the nation's leading aircraft manufacturer, with Atlas Corp, a giant investment trust, were abandoned after executives announced withdrawal Friday night due to opposition from certain Curtiss directors and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Atlas Corporation
Giant Investment Trust
Curtis
Ballet Program By Dieman Pupils Delights Audience
The Edna K. Dieman studio presented a Music Week program at Immaculate Conception auditorium Friday night. About 500 attended as twelve girls in white danced in three numbers from the Classical Suite to The Elevators comedy. Notable soloist Mary Jane Hubbard and dancer Alyce Chadima received acclaim, with stage and musical support from Bert Rickard and accompanists Lulu Engelman Welty and Eulalia Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Marshall
Verne Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Mary Jane Brown
O A Brown
Sixteenth Street
Mary Jane Hubbard
P. A. Tisher
Eighteenth Street
Bettilou Lefebure
Leon Lefebure
Fourth Avenue
Marilyn Morehouse
Alden E. Morehouse
Johnson Avenue NW
Norma Thornton
HJ. Thornton
Town City
Alyce Mary Chadima
Willard Chadima
Washington Avenue
Alyce Mary Chacima
Alice Ruth Mikas
M. Milbus
Thirty-second Street
Marie Morlan
Ross Morlan
Fighth Avenue
Marilyn Ladd
Dughter
Dorothy Ladd
the Gazette
Bert Rickard
Paramount Theater
Lulu Engelman Welty
Eulalia Hauser
Marabelle Fuller
St Pauls Church Of Youth Honors Mothers At Service
St Pauls Church Of Youth hosts a Sunday service at 9 40 a m to honor mothers. Mothers receive corsages. program includes organ music, choir, readings, tableaux and a vocal solo. Directors include L Twagood and Margaret Ann Twogood with Bertha Pownall and Robert Combs assisting.
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St. Paul’s Church of Youth
St.Paul’s Church of
Regulus
Mary Louise Jesina
Patty Lou Donald
Marjorie Moen
Maribel Pratt
Margery Young
Muriel Burnell
Norma Lou Haege
Bernadine Frame
Dickins
E. CG. Pratt
Robert Combs
School Board To Bid On 15 Cars Of Coal Monday
Cedar Rapids board of education will take bids on about 15 cars of coal Monday at 1 am at the board building. Secretary Charles D. Hedberg said notices were mailed Thursday. The purchase is an outright bid on the open market, not a lease of annual contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Local Man Marshall MacCarroll Dies in LA Plane Crash
Marshall MacCarroll, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died in a Los Angeles plane crash reported in The Gazette Friday. He was son of Rev. Hugh MacCarroll, former Daniels Park Presbyterian pastor, and now pastor of Acton Presbyterian in LA. Survived by parents and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall MacCarroll
Los Angeles
the Gazette
Hugh MacCarroll
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Acton Presbyterian Church
Japan Presses for Dutch Island Status Preservation
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita summoning belligerent powers and the United States to convey Japan’s deep concern over extending hostilities to the Dutch East Indies. The Italian ambassador was notified as well after Arita met with Nether lands minister Gen J C Pabst and urged maintaining the current status in the Netherlands East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Hachiro Arita
United States
Foreign Office
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Arita
Netherlands
J. C. Pabst
Netherlands East Indies
McKinley Seniors Stage Stop Thief Comedy at Auditorium
McKinley seniors presented Stop Thief a three act farce Friday night in the auditorium directed by Miss Marjorie Emerson with Miss Dorothy Carr as assistant John Krabbenhott played the doddering father and Mildred Brookl wore bridal dress in a delayed wedding plot. The cast included Rebecca Hallman Moore Robert Laufer and Luete Harris with music by the senior high orchestra under Paul Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Auditorium
Marjorie Emerson
Dorothy Carr
Coe College
John Krabbenhott
Mildred Brookl
Flowers
Robert Laufer
Charles Moore
Dr Willoughby
Rebecca Hallman
Moore
Mrs. Cary
Luete Harris
Robert Wooleyhan
Lois Wessale
Pauline Ecklund
Paul Fowler
Herbert Love
Herman Nobiker
Lea Morrissey
Herbert Penningram
Earl Whited
Roger Cline
Mike Kavere
Paul Anthony
Franklin junior high concert showcases vocal progress
The Franklin school concert features seventh through ninth graders under Miss Phoebe Bingham and Miss Barret Porter. Soloist Elaine McNabb joins a varied program including The Tighlind Fling and America the Free, with Betty Jean Stephenson on piano. Donald Gunn and Roland Moehlmann lead instrumental groups demonstrating tonal growth and range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oandio
Franklin School
Trs
Phoebe Bingham
Martyn Benson
Mary Larson
Virginia O Brien
Schubert
Tbs
Elaine McNabb
Joanie
America
Donald Gunn
Thou Blessed Land
O'Hara
Gounod
Betty Jean Stephenson
Margaret Higdon
Roland Moehlmann
Cedar Rapids Bird Club Trip Canceled By Convention
Sunday field trip sponsored by Cedar Rapids Bird club will be omitted due to the state Bird club convention in Dubuque. Mrs. G M Elder reports the loss of a $42.40 yellow gold wrist watch on April 29, said to have occurred while walking between the loop and her home on 1056 Fourth avenue SE. A group of Western Independent School pupils toured local firms Russell's Ice Cream, Peter Pan Bakery, Colonial Bakery, Hutchinson Ice Cream, and Tehel Bottling under teacher Mary Rose Novotny and visited Bever Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bird Club
Dubuque
G M Elder
Fourth Avenue SE
Loop
Western Independent School
Russell’s Ice Cream Company
Peter Pan Bakery
Colonial Bakery
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Tehel Bottling Company
Mary Rose Novotny
Bever Park
University of Iowa charters Chi Epsilon chapter gains ten members
Robert D Borschel a junior in engineering at the University of Iowa and son of Mrs Lena Borschel of 1534 Washington Avenue SE is named one of ten charter members of the newly installed university chapter of Chi Epsilon the national professional civil engineering fraternity. He is elected associate editor of the Chi Epsilon Transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D Borschel
University of Iowa
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue
Chi Epsilon
My. Borschel
Boys groups from Y M C A bicycle east of Cedar Rapids and Cedar river fishing
Two groups from the boys' department of the Y M C A were active Saturday. One group led by Paul Parks rode a bicycle tour east of Cedar Rapids ending at a spot on Indian Creek. The other party led by Ed Cleaver fished on the Cedar River. Both groups returned to the Y for a swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Department
The
Paul Parks
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek
Ed Cleaver
Cedar River
McWilliams Son Promoted To VP Merchandising At Jones Dept Store
Word arrives that Paul McWilliams, long time merchandise manager at Jones department store in Kansas City, is promoted to vice president in charge of merchandising of women and children's apparel. He is a 1928 Coe College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. McWilliams
First Avenue E
Paul
Jones Department Store
Kansas City
McWilliams
Coe College
Prowlers Reported After Sightings Near Homes
Police searched two neighborhoods Friday night after residents reported a young man lurking near homes. Earl Mach of 16385 Second avenue SE said the figure was seen at his property and nearby on Thursday and Friday nights from 9 to 10. Earlier Mrs B F Currell of 870 Oakland road NE reported prowling in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mach
Second Avenue SE
B F. Cwrrell
Oakland Road
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4464
Anne Adams pattern 4464 available in misses and women's sizes from 14 to 42. Size 16 requires 475 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York for pattern. Additional ten cents grants access to latest Pattern Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N O
Nazis Try to Seize Queen Wilhelmina of Holland
CBS Amsterdam correspondent Edwin Artrich reports two squads of Nazi planes attempted to kidnap Queen Wilhelmina, landing near The Hague and Valkenburg. The move aimed to isolate The Hague and capture the government, but reportedly failed with many perpetrators killed.
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Holland
New York
Edwin Artrich
Amsterdam
CBS
Queen Wilhelmina
Valkenburg
Ruggenhoek
Hague
Delft
Gillette Clears Dewey Vandenberg on Expenses in Primaries
Washington AP Gillette Iowa chairman says senate campaign probe found no substantial basis for complaints of improper expenditures by Thomas Dewey and Senator Vandenberg in Nebraska primary. Investigation closed there. agents ordered to Wisconsin to probe both party primaries. Additional probes planned in Ohio and West Virginia with observers for upcoming Senate primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Thomas F. Dewey
Vandenberg
Mich
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Dewey
Nebras
Roosevelt
Garner
Execut executors named in Iowa probate notice
State of Iowa Linn County notice lists executors Frank Krucera and Rudolf Kucera for Anna Kucera estate dated May 26 1940. Creditors asked to pay and claimants to file promptly with Linn County District Court clerk. Also notice of will proceedings for Clark L Sherwood hearing May 20 1940 in Cedar Rapids with clerk Edwin W Lundquist and attorney Carl F Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EXECU
Iowa
Linn Cour
Anna Kucera Late
Linn
Linn County
Frank Krucera
Rudolf Kucera
Ava
Dai
District Court
Clark L. Sherwood
Cedar Rapids
Iona
EDWIN _W LUNDQUIST
Carl F. Jordan
Winter wheat production up 33 million bushels in 1940 forecast
The Agricultural Department estimates 1940 winter wheat at 459,691,000 bushels, up from 426,215,000. spring rains after drought spurred gains. Average yield per acre projected at 135 bushels on 34,076,000 acres. total supply about 659,691,000 bushels with 300,000,000 carryover and rye at 36,476,000 bushels, down from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agericultural Department
United States
Iowa Winter Wheat Output Seen Lower Than Last Year
May 1 condition places Iowa winter wheat at 85 percent of normal with an estimated production of 5,688,000 bushels. Yield per harvested acre is forecast at 179 bushels. Rye May 1 condition at 85 percent of normal implies 14 bushels per harvested acre and 1940 production around 588,000 bushels, below last year’s 1,044,000 and the ten-year average of 1,231,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Aid For Democracies Is Urged By Willkie
In Chicago Wendell Willkie, seen as a Republican presidential dark horse, warned that a Hitler victory would endanger the Western Hemisphere. He argued the U S should aid democracies including Great Britain France Scandinavia Holland and Belgium with economic help to avoid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Wendell Willkie
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Scandinavia
Holland
Belgium
Wilhelmina Appeals To King Of Italians
In The Hague Queen Wilhelmina appealed to King Victor Emmanuel to use his influence to protect Dutch civilians from the evils of war and to have belligerents respect humanity. The message urged adherence to humane principles amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Wilhelmina Saturdas
Victor Emmanuel of
Thls
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate in Probate
In Linn County District Court a petition by Anna Rosa as administrator of the estate of Jerry Smreek requests authority to sell real estate to pay debts. The property described lies in Section 6 Township 82 North Range 6 West Linn County Iowa and the hearing is set for May 14, 1949 at 9:00 AM in Cedar Rapids Court House. Opposing parties must appear to contest the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Lewatre
Linn
Jerry Soreek
Reva Vrark Smereek
Mars Jandrt
Fowa
Anna Rosa
Jerre Smreeh
Pune
Sth
Pak An Linn
Ocloc
Cedar Rapids
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Friendship Circle
Joe
Miss Hollis
Kansas
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P.T.A. Meetings
Hayes
Mizpah Circle
Curtiss-Wright
Atlas
Clyde Lewis
Mia Service Inc
TM Rog US
Dieman
Naomi Doebel
Mary Jane Healy
Mary Jane Heals
Msgr
John M. Molloy
Kathrine Molloy
Third Avenue SE
Mary Jane
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Julia
Mkinley
Franklin
City Briefs
In Engineering Group
Paul McWilliams
Aabi
F. H W. Kubleck
TOWA
Willkie
Wilhelmina
Anna Rejsa
Jerry Smreek
F Wo Kubteck
Fay
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