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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1942

Page

14

Profiteering on War Contracts Denied by Manufacturers Ass'n

The National Association of Manufacturers released a report refuting claims of profiteering on war contracts. It finds profits before taxes rose with higher output but taxes and costs trimmed margins, projecting further narrowing as postwar issues loom.

Chicago National ‘Association of Manufacturers Ordnance House Ways and Means Committee

Completes Course At Pan American Navigation School

Robert D Dennis son of Mr and Mrs Louis D Dennis 11000 avenue NW was graduated from Pan American Airways navigation section at the University of Miami training Army Air Corps cadets in navigation He earned a bachelor of arts degree from Coe College in 1939 and attended the University of Minnesota He was commissioned as second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps.

Robert D Dennis Louis D. Dennis Avenue NW Pan American Airway University of Miami Army Air Corps Lieut Dennis Coe College University of Minnesota

Ladage Drug Store Robbed Again With Similar Methods

Twenty nights after a break in at Ladage Drug Store 326 Eighth Avenue SW a second raid occurred with the same method. A rock shattered the rear door then a front door glass hole was smashed. Loot included 30 cartons cigars merchandise and $14.60 in the first break in and 38 cartons cigars merchandise $12.30 plus $1.50 from postal receipts in the second. Discovery occurred about 6 am by Thomas Howell and Donald McIntyre. patrols said they checked at 3 am and found no breakin.

Ladage Driutg Eighth Avenue Thomas Howell Donald McIntyre

Roosevelt Praises Argentina Independence Spirit

President Roosevelt sent two congratulatory telegrams to neutral Argentina on Independence Day. He expressed confidence that the people will resist aggression and uphold democracy, stressing freedoms that underlie American civilization. Messages were addressed to Robert Ortiz and acting president Ramon S. Castillo.

Washington Roosevelt Argentina Robert Ortiz Ramon S. Castillo

Motorcycle Rider Injured in City Collision

Frank J. Upah eighteen of 1438 Fourth Avenue SE suffered a head gash and bruises to the hip ankle and arm Monday after his motorcycle collided with a passenger car at Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street SE. Anna Marie Voss thirty five of 1274 Third Avenue SE drove the other vehicle. Upah was treated by a physician and no charges were filed.

Frank J. Upah Fourth Avenue Fifth Avenue Fifth Street Upah Anna Marie Voss Third Avenue SE

Devere Watson Addresses Eagles Meeting in Des Moines

DeVere Watson of Council Bluffs, candidate for Republican nomination for lieutenant governor, spoke at an Eastern Town Eagles hall meeting Sunday. The Eagles have sent more men to the armed services than any other fraternal group. A class of two new members was initiated with Des Moines degree team ceremonies, followed by an evening dance.

Eagles Armed Services DeVere Watson Council Bluffs Eagles Hall Des Moines

Great Lakes Coal Carriers Banned for Ore Traffic

The Office of Defense Transportation ordered Great Lakes carriers not to move coal to divert ships to iron ore service. The ban takes effect June 1 as part of war needs, following prior limits on grain shipments to push more than 300 vessels into ore traffic.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation Great Lakes ODT

Tires Granted By Board Last Week Listed

The Linn county rationing board announced the week ending May 23 allocations for new, retread and recap tires. Listed are numerous companies and individuals receiving passenger car retreads truck tires panel truck tires and tractor tires, including American Transfer and Storage Co Dr Pepper Bottling Co Petersen Baking Co Shaler Lumber Co Railway Express Agency and others.

Linn County Rationing Board American Transfer and Storage Co Dr Pepper Bottling Co Kacena Weldeing Co Petersen Baking Co Charles Chalompka Farmer Alvin E. Hoehlen Farmer Ed J . McGillicuddy Carl Meints P. Quinn Tre Thomas E Smith Leo Marvin Uma Farmers Frank Pirkis Realhroud Yardmaster Paul Strakammer Becker Rooting Co Nash-Finneh Co Western Grocer Co Listerbarger Res Savage, Lumber Co Shaler Lumber Co Frank Patek Rapids Chevrolet Co Sidney F Cary LeRoy Victorine Edwin J Udell Ralph E. Tipton Harold Willis

Brazilian Vessel Torpedoed But Not Sunk

The 5,052 ton Brazilian merchant ship Commandante Lyra was torpedoed but not sunk by a submarine in the Atlantic on May 18. With help from a North American patrol boat and a Brazilian tug, the ship reached a port on Brazil's northeast coast.

Rio DE Janeiro Atlantic Agencia Nacional Brazil

Feuermann Dies After Operation At 39 In New York

Renowned cellist Emanuel Feuermann died at age 39 in New York following surgery. The Austrian born musician, praised by critics as among the world’s best, had refused allegiance to Nazi Germany in 1938 and held naturalization papers. His concert instrument was a $35,000 Stradivarius cello.

New York Emanuel Feuermann Austria Nazi Germany Feuermann

Mantz couple to Lincoln for Eunice Mantz graduation

Dr and Mrs R L Mantz with Misses Olga and Marian Minor travel to Lincoln Nebraska to attend Eunice Mantz's Union College graduation. Iowa State College honors list features W Carman Black as a top chemical engineering student. Cedar Rapids pairs are active in college leadership and local federation politics as Davenport hosts the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs meeting. Kenwood Park marks first class to graduate from the new high school building under A M Warner school board president.

R. L. Mantz Olga Marian Minor Lincoln Neb Eunice Mantz Union College W. Carman Black Iowa State College Cedar Rapids Alice Marie Cline Sphinx Cottey College Nevada Grace Boston Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Davenport Kenwood Park A. M. Warner

Commencement address delivered by A. L. Murray

Willa McClung Evans daughter of Dr. and Mrs William M. Evans and a Coe College graduate has been chosen as a Lydia Roberts fellow at Columbia University for the coming year in a notable academic honor.

A. L. Murray Willa McClung Evans William M. Evans Coe College Lydia Roberts Columbia University

Cedar Rapids Concert Band Organized With Leader Ben Jansa

A new Cedar Rapids Concert Band was formed yesterday led by Ben Jansa. The 26 member group includes Leo Ulch formerly with Innes, Stanley Vesely cornet soloist with Kryt's, and Joe Ulch of Solon who served with the Washington Marine band under Sousa. The Rev J C Light of First United Brethren Church paid tribute to war veterans at Memorial services for the G A R and WR.C. E T Housh was recently elected superintendent of the ?

Cedar Rapids Ben Jansa Leo Ulch Innes Band Stanley Vesely Cornet Kryt Joe Ulch Solon Washington Marine Band Sousa J. C. Light First United Brethern Church G.A.R Wr.c

Marion decides to stay in Tama after reelection

Marion has chosen to remain in Tama following his reelection, continuing to serve the community from the same location. No other details are provided in the accessible text.

Marion Tama

Farlow to Address Cedar Rapids Realtors on Real Estate Outlook

Paul R. Farlow of the Illinois Central Railroad will speak at a Cedar Rapids Real Estate board meeting next Monday at the YMCA. Forum speakers Frank Buser Bruce West and Paul McDowell discussed Washington war actions shaping real estate prospects as Cedar Rapids industries grow payrolls and skilled workers move to defense areas.

Paul R. Farlow Chicago Ilinois Central Railroad Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board Ym.c.a Cedar Rapids Frank Buser Bruce West Paul McDowell Washington, D. C

Furnish Proof of Complete Blackout

Maurer town citizens sent their county newspaper to state defense headquarters to prove their blackout was complete. The paper notes the Greyhound bus failed to see the town and carried a passenger onto Woodstock five miles away.

Richmond Maurertown State Defense Headquarters Greyhound Woodstock

Also Mentioned on This Page

House Naval Affairs Committee Chotey Rose Golg Mels Avie Bulova Elgin — Gruen and Hamilton Soma Avenue Pan American Navigation School Robert D. Dennis Ladage Drug Store F.R Meeting of Eagles Seavies, Inc Craemer’s Henderson Farlow I. C. Railroad Uraemer Cranmer Craemer Lorraine Rte Four Rayon Crewe
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