Police Court Fine For Speeding Case
H. Lloyd Smith of 848 Sixteenth Street SE was fined $10 and costs for speeding 43 mph.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1941
Page
12
H. Lloyd Smith of 848 Sixteenth Street SE was fined $10 and costs for speeding 43 mph.
Leslie J. Storey, 61, died at his residence 2109 Glenway Drive SE at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday.
Helen Lewis from E A Lewis files desertion case after marriage in Elko Nevada on August 10 1936 before Judge H C Ring. The note records the spouses and the legal action.
Mr and Mrs Meryl Beauchamp announce the birth of a son at St Luke's Hospital on May with a baby boy named at the swenbleast avenue residence.
George Novak and Florence Driscoll of Cedar Rapids. Carl B Prabel Jr and Geral dine Doris Rummells of Cedar Rapids. Walter Bryant of St Paul and Beulah D Bowers of Cedar Rapids.
The Dulted Press reports German and Italian troops occupy Malfaya pass southeast of Salum, Egypt. British withdrawal from Salum follows a German tank and artillery advance. British quarters deem the loss not seriously alarming.
Directors of the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railroad were elected at a stockholders and directors meeting in the Rock Island line office. Elected were J E Gorman J W Hill W Vanderpool A B Enoch of Chicago G W Raney of Des Moines and J H Johnson of Cedar Rapids. The meeting was led by M J Kelly and W M Gavin with proxies totaling 70077 shares.
The event features top cowboys led by Kid Fletcher of Hugo Colorado aiming for 1941 top honors. An entry list includes Jim Irwin Paul Bond Ned Ferraro and many others from Fort Worth Oklahoma and beyond as 40 riders compete with hopes of prizes and space for horses.
Roosevelt commits U.S. to firm war stance in a 45 minute address praised as superb by supporters and criticized as propaganda by opponents. Rep Tinkham questions Western hemisphere limits while Speaker Rayburn calls the speech clear and significant to democratic nations.
The article reports reactions to President Roosevelt's address declaring an unlimited national emergency. Senators Nye Taft and McNary critique the legal authority and war policy while Senator George emphasizes unity and production for Allied needs. Legal scholars view the move as a leverage tool under existing powers.
Berlin reports that Admiral Guenther Suellens Captain Lindeman and about 1400 crew members perished with the battleship Bismarck after fierce engagements with British naval and air forces in the Atlantic.
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana will respond to President Roosevelt's Tuesday night speech in a CBS nationwide broadcast from 8 30 to 9 p m Iowa time speaking from Indianapolis and outlining his critique of the administration.
Cedar Rapids detectives arrest Lynn Brooks in St. Paul on a robbery charge for the June 12 1935 filling station holdup and gunfire incident. Brooks already on parole from the St. Cloud reformatory denies extradition while authorities plan to return him to Cedar Rapids.
The document outlines powers for mobilization and war management including priority rail shipments for defense materiel, possible government control during war, restrictions on federal reserve banks, defense areas restricting movement, foreign exchange and precious metal controls, import restrictions from hostile ports, SEC trading suspensions, and acquisition of power assets for munitions production.
Fred J. Kluss, Roosevelt high school principal, urged the Kiwanis club to embrace sacrifice for democracy. He cited Santayana on citizens needing saintly heroism and noted democracies repay fallen heroes by preserving human dignity. The Kiwanis group will tour erosion control projects in Linn county with Rex Conn guiding, meeting at Prairie Chapel church.
L J Storey, Cedar Rapids official and longtime registrar, died of a heart attack. Born 1879 in Benton county, he helped secure Iowa voter registration and vital statistics laws, led citizenship efforts, and served as city registrar. Funeral Saturday at Turner chapel.
Thirty five scouts will receive awards at a 7 30 p m court of honor at Franklin school hosted by Kiwanis and Scoutmaster Verne Paustian. Awards include second and first class badges merit and star awards life and eagle palm with several five year veteran and den chief recognitions.
Smulekoff's Furniture announces it has purchased the complete stock of Rosenbaum's Furniture Company. John F. Miller, Smulekoff's manager, says the deal is effective now and Morris Rosenbaum is retiring due to ill health and will move to Tucson, Arizona. All Rosenbaum accounts will be assumed by Smulekoff's.
The Health Camp fund supports nearly 80 needy children and aims to aid 170 more this year. Each child costs about five dollars weekly, with a three week attendance ideal but requires more money. Donors are urged to follow existing examples and boost the camp fund for long term health benefits.
Readers are urged to donate to Camp Good Health fund at The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa. The appeal touts training at the health camp, escape from crowded environs, sun and fresh air, and supervised activities to refresh spirits. donations are promised fourfold value.
About 1,000 attendees fill the city and farm annual dinner with speakers including Dean H. H. Kildee of Iowa State College and Allen Kline of the Iowa Farm Bureau. Rex Conn Linn county agent and W. B. Hamilton note farm bureau work as Rex Conn introduces presenters and a preview of Midwesters closes the program.
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