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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1939

Page

6

Three-Wheeled Police Motorcycle Previewed For Parking Control

A Des Moines preview shows a new three wheeled police motorcycle marked for traffic and parking control. Captain Gordon Hughes notes faster chalking of tires and radio equipped operation aiding fire duty and bystander control.

Cedar Rapids Gordon Hughes Traffic Department Bill Remington Bill Hughes Des Moines Denver Colo

Goebbels Warns Allies of Final Counter Blows

Berlin AP reports Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels issues a final warning to powers encircling Germany. He promises a deafening counter-blow for every strike, as London and Paris seek to draw Soviet Russia into the British French front. The Rome Berlin axis vows to meet the dangers at the right time. Meanwhile Germany presses the four year plan burden and unveils plans for a shadow army to train manpower not in the armed forces. A list of trainees is named.

Berlin Paul Joseph Goebbels Germany London Paris Soviet Russia Foreign Office Deutsche Diplomatisch-Politische Korrespondenz Rome S. A

Begginers Swim Test Passed By 46 Boys At Y M C A

Forty six boys passed the beginners swimming test at the YMCA on Saturday, closing a two week free school with over 400 enrollees. Each learner took four lessons, then swam 25 feet feet first in the deep end, turned, and returned to start.

Y.M.C.A Vernon Bys Marion Ballard George Bostal Jack Bruce Don Cook Billy Clayton Marion Creger Jim Cunningham Grover Denton Darrel Dake Junior Doty Don David Richard Frederick Pat Gray Harry Gibson Jerry Hudson Harry Harger Marvin Hayward Bob Heaton Robert Fowler Joseph Klima Bob Mead Sandy Morson Albert McMurrin Gerald Mall

Explosion Fatal to Woman from Anesthetic Gas

Ethel Lee Howie, 57, a high school teacher in Omaha, died after a cyclopropane anesthetic exploded just after surgery. Hospital authorities released the May 12 report noting an anesthetic death due to the gas explosion before mask removal. Relatives’ attorney said they find no blame, while one doctor noted such explosions are rare but known.

Omaha Neb INS Ethel Lee Howie Miss Howie Joseph D. Houston

King May Have Drink Aboard Royal Train In Delaware

Delaware officials ruled the royal train of King George VI may drink in the state during his American tour. Liquor commissioner William Springer Jr said no special permit was needed and arranged with officials in Washington to ensure His Majesty could enjoy a beverage if desired aboard the train.

Wilmington Del INS George VI of England Delaware William Springer State Department Washington Springer

Fire damages submarine La Perle at Toulon dock

A Saturday fire in the Toulon dry dock damaged the submarine La Perle. No injuries were reported and the extent of the damage was not disclosed by officials.

Toulon France Russell Jee Greenfield Ind Onch

Dewey Denies Any Commitment to 1940 Campaign

District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey declared he is not committed to any presidential candidate or a 1940 boom, denying a New York County Republican leader’s suggestion of a favorite son. He warned against intraparty clashes and insisted no one speaks for him while leaving open the possibility of future stance.

New York INS Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Roosevelt Kenneth F. Simpson New York County New York State G.O.P Simpson Herbert Hoover National Party Hoover American Labor Party

Lourdes Miracle Infant Emerges From Iron Lung Bath

Fred B. Snite Jr. of Chicago, a paralytic boy, left the iron lung and bathed in the Lourdes grotto water for about 30 minutes. An American priest said Mass in the grotto for him before he returned to his trailer and hospital. Snite, who fell ill in Peiping three years ago, can now breathe for about an hour without the respirator.

Lourdes France Fred B. Snite, Jr Snite Chicago P. J McArdle Rochester N. Y

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