Harvest Home Program At Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian hosts a harvest-home music program presided by M H Morrison following the harvest-home dinner Tuesday. Performers include Marjorie Hungerford Cook organ prelude Beulah Wessale cello solo Francis Macerovsky piano solo Mrs Cook and Jean Blackstone piano organ duo Rev James H Blackstone Jr with Westminster choir Eloise Basler and Rev Blackstone duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Arch
M. H. Morrison
Marjorie Hungerford Cook
Beulah Wessale
Francis Macerovsky
Phi Kappa Phi Initiates Eight At Coe College
Eight Cedar Rapids seniors will enter Phi Kappa Phi at Coe College with a library ceremony and dinner in Voorhees hall. Speakers include Grinnell English professor Dr Paul Spencer Wood. Officers and trustees attend with spouses. initiates comprise about the top five percent of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Phi
Coe
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Edith Boardman
Thomas Brice
James Hodgson
James B. H
Ruth Rich
Tricia Salter
Alice B. Salter
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Anderson
Kanawha
Steven Barwick
Lincoln
Neb
John Schwenke
Sigourney
Paul Spencer Wood
Grinnell College
Mrs Perkins Hosts Martha Marquis Circle Luncheon
Mrs C W Perkins of 2256 Bever Avenue SE will entertain the Martha Marquis circle Thursday at 1 p.m. Aided by Mrs Max Daehler Mrs John M Henry Mrs Walter S Newell Mrs Stanley J Wesley and Mrs Alfred W Meyer the group will hear a presentation by Mrs Her Gerstman on Thanksgiving in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Perkins
Bever Avenue SE
Martha Marquis Circle
Max Daehler
John M. Henry
Walter S. Newell
Stanley J. Wesley
Alfred W. Meyer
America
Her Gerstman
Cedar Rapids Community Theater Board Meets Monday
The Cedar Rapids Community Theater board will hold a meeting on Monday at 7:30 PM at the home of Mrs Willis A Glassgow located at 1840 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Keller couple relocate to new home in city
Mr and Mrs Walton P Keller of 1526 Second Avenue SE move this week into their new residence at 2160 F Avenue NE showing a standard home relocation update with focused names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton P. Keller
Second Avenue SE
F Avenue NE
Hamford unit 5 American Legion auxiliary meeting plans
Members of Hanford unit No 5 American Legion auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building dining room to outline plans for the final drive. Wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legion members and veterans’ widows are eligible. women in war service may join. An invitation extends to such women in Cedar Rapids. An executive board meeting precedes the auxiliary session Tuesday at 7 15 p.m. in the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Floyd Mosburg
Joseph Sponar
American Legion
Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Meet Tuesday
Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega sorority will be entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Harold Nilson and Mrs. L. C. Henderson at the former's home 1087 Seventh Street Marion. The regular meeting was moved to a week earlier due to Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Harold Nilsson
L. C. Henderson
Seventh Street
Marion
Gwendolyn Caldwell Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Gwendolyn Caldwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Caldwell 509 Sixth avenue SW celebrated her sixth birthday Sunday with a party in the afternoon. Sharing the courtesy were Diane Darragh Norma Mitchell Laurel Jan Kerchoff Joan Slocum and Patty Rowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Caldwell
Eugene Caldwell
Sixth Avenue SW
Diane Darragh
Norma Mitchell
Laurel Jan Kerchoff
Joan Slocum
Patty Rowell
Social Guests Return From Weekend Visits Across the City
A weekend of entertaining guests and visiting relatives ended Sunday as travelers returned home. Notable attendees included Rockwell and E. H. Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Max Daehler and sons at Winnetka, and Betsy Blaise visiting Des Moines. Local youths Wallace Darling Jr and Donna Jeanne Johnson noted as Iowa State and University of Iowa students, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bingham
Rockwell Bingham
Grande Avenue
Max Daehler
Second Avenue
Rockwell
Max
Mark
T. G. Rockwell
Winnetka
Karl P. Blaise
F. Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue
Wallace
Iowa State College
Donna Jeanne Johnson
University of Iowa
C. S. Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Dale Dripps in Park Terrace Event
Mrs. Horace Achter hosted a Friday evening baby shower at 376 Park Terrace SE honoring Mrs. Dale Dripps. Guests included Mesdames Le Marre Newell George Cervenka Earl Wilson David Dripps Adrian Pillars Milton Jenkins and Misses Carmen Grennan Pearl Messial Edythe Robertson Bernice Leege. Bridge prizes went to Miss Leege Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Achter
Park Terrace SE
Dale Dripps
le Marre Newell
George Cervenka
Earl Wilson
David Dripps
Adrian Pillars
Milton Jenkins
Carmen Grennan
Pearl Messial
Edythe Robertson
Bernice Leege
Miss Leege
Jenkins
Newell
Mrs Bain Fetes Daughter On Seventh Birthday
Mrs Glenn Bain entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Dorothy at her home 3900 B Avenue NE. Guests included Gregg Wilson Sandra Frakes Ruth Kraut Erma White Kay Lambert Isabelle Brague Katherine Bain and Roberta Bain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Bain
B Avenue NE
Dorothy
Gregg Wilson
Sandra Frakes
Ruth Kraut
Erma White
Kay Lambert
Isabelle Brague
Katherin Bain
Roberta Bain
Mrs Patrick Casey Hosts Davenport Bride-To-Be Shower
Miss Edith Jones of Davenport, who will wed Henning, was guest of honor at a shower Sunday morning hosted by Mrs. Patrick Casey at 1257 Fifth Avenue SE. Seventeen guests attended. Jones is a Coe College alumna affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jones
Davenport
Henning
Patrick Casey
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Jones
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Fillmore Blue Birds elect new leadership for group
Jennie Novotny is elected president of the newly organized Blue Bird group sponsored by the Fillmore P T A. Guardian hosting the first meeting is Mrs M E Fatka at 1148 C Avenue NW. Other officers chosen include Lois Yuva secretary Jean Hrdlicka secretary Maureen Fatka attendance and Diane Sewell hostess. Wide-A-Wake is the group name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Novotny
Blue Bird
Fillmore P.T.A. Guardian
M. E. Fatka
C Avenue NW
Lois Yuva
Jean Hrdlicka
Maureen Fatka
Diane Sewell
Picnic Luncheon Planned by Social 50 Club at Mrs Cavogi Sheperd's Home
The Social 50 club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs Cavogi Sheperd located at 1215 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social 50 Club
Cavogi Sheperd
First Avenue E
Santon-Buchan wedding planned for November 26
Plans announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Ethel Mae Santon of Washington D C to Robert G Buchan son of Mr and Mrs George Buchan of Cedar Rapids. Miss Santon is employed by the government and a Tama high school graduate who attended Cedar Rapids Business College Roosevelt high school Cedar Rapids. Mr Buchan attended Chicago Professional School of Advertising and works as a salesman for Continental Baking Company, Roosevelt high school Cedar Rapids graduate. The couple will reside in Waterloo after the wedding in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Santon
Sixth Avenue
Ethel Mae Santon
Washington, D. C
Robert G. Buchan
George Buchan
First Avenue
Washington
Miss Santon
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Continental Baking Company
Roosevelt High School
Waterloo
Halloween Party Given by Connie McClary
A Friday evening dinner and Halloween party was hosted by Connie McClary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. McClary of 335 Crescent Street SE. Guests included Marie Louise Marshall Judy th Boynton Judith d Johnston Penny Jones Sandra Torstenson Mary Miller Susan Moon Susan Clapp Mary Lou Broghammer Barbara Yarowsky Barbara Booth Jane Blake Marjorie Hahn Marcia McWilliams and Gretchen Figge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie McClary
Harvey C. McClary
Crescent Street
Marie Louise Marshall
Judith Boynton
Judith d Johnston
Penny Jones
Sandra Torstenson
Mary Miller
Susan Moon
Susan Clapp
Mary Lou Broghammer
Barbara Yarowsky
Barbara Booth
Jane Blake
Marjorie Hahn
Marcia McWilliams
Gretchen Figge
Stephens Alumnae Luncheon Set at Roosevelt Hotel
Stephens college alumnae will meet Thursday at 12:15 at the Roosevelt hotel grill for a luncheon. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Dean Stauffacher at 2-8601, and those not contacted are welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Stephens College
Dean Stauffacher
Shower for Miss Danberg Leads to Sweet Bride Elect
A Sunday shower honored Miss Vivian Danberg bride elect of Robert Hammond at the Kelley home. Hosts Miss Winifred Johnson and Miss Lenora Kelley presided. Prizes for dance were won by Mrs. F. J. Danberg and Mrs. Eileen Carstens. other guests included Mesdames L. A. Lower and J. H. Kelley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Danberg
Robert Hammond
Winifred Johnson
Lenora Kelley
Kelley
Third Avenue
Danco
F. J. Danberg
Eileen Carstens
L. A. Lower
J. H. Kelley
D. C. McGuire
Ann Pals
Maxine Weed
Mabel Holm
Elin Carstens
Frances Ainsworth
Rosella Kelley
Ruth Griffin
Ruth Neary
Theta Xi Elects Iowa Alumni Officers
Fred C. Woolrich of 363 Second Avenue SW was elected president of the University of Iowa alumni chapter of Theta Xi at a Saturday meeting in Iowa City. Dr. John W. Altfillisch of 325 Nineteenth Street NE was elected to the board of directors, with Cedar Rapids attendees L. S. Barber Alvin G. Keyes and John Graham present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Woolrich
Second Avenue
University of Iowa
Theta Xi
Iowa City
John W. Altfillisch
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
L. S. Barber
Alvin G. Keyes
John Graham
Two Women to Review Books at Cedar Rapids Club Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Hillhouse will review You Can’t Do Business With Hitler by Douglas Miller and Mrs. S. C. Stookey will review My New Order by Adolph Hitler at the International Relations Department meeting of the Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club on Wednesday at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hillhouse
Hitler
Douglas Miller
S. C. Stookey
New Order
Adolph Hitler
Cedar Rapids
Halloween Birthday for Miss Vosmek
A combined Halloween and birthday party was held Saturday evening for Miss Mary Louise Vosmek age 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Vosmek of 1612 Fifth Street NW. Games and a scavenger hunt entertained the 15 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Vosmek
Louis Vosmek
Fifth Street NW
Meeting of Chil dren's Home board Tuesday at 10 a.m
A notice states a meeting of the board of managers of the Children's Home will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the home. The brief item provides the time and location for the governance session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Children’s Home
Halloween Party Held At Lois Weatherwax Home
Members of the ey Camp Fire group gathered at Lois Weatherwax's home on 1320 Eighth Street NW Saturday evening for a Halloween party. Mary Haworth and Jeanette Crawford received prizes for best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Camp
Lois Weatherwax
Eighth Street
Mary Haworth
Jeanette Crawford
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Navratil At Home
Mrs Frances Navratil 1201 Fifth Street SE was honored Sunday afternoon by friends who surprised her on her birthday celebration Saturday. A group of 15 presented a gift and bingo provided the diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Navratil
Fifth Street
Ida Mansfield Circle News Meeting Set for Tuesday Luncheon
Members of Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at the home of Sam Engel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
The
King’s Daughters
Ie. W. A
Sam Engel
Coe Groups Entertain At Parties
Coe college hosted Halloween at a dance by Alpha Xi Delta with masked pledges shown during intermission. Faculty attendees included Dr and Mrs Vernon Lichtenstein Lieut. and Mrs Bernard Smith and Dr and Mrs William Tongue. Pledges and guests listed with many names, plus a Skeleton Haunt by Pleiades society at Miss Dorothy Palmer's home featuring games and a treasure hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Bernard L. Smith
William W. Tongue
Dorothea Benbow
Misses Benbow
Anne Louise Engberg
Rosalee Gill
Patricia Hashaw
Pauline Huston
Marion Johnson
Ruth McDermott
Dorothea Moser
Dorothy Mueller
Betty Jane Nelson
Jean Preston
Florence Phoenix
Dorothy Jane Plock
Jean Richardson
Lucia Mae Smith
Helen Fiske
Dorothy Stookey
Kay Stewart
Anna Mae Andresen
Arline Armstrong
Marjorie Engberg
Betty Fosher
Martha Fosher
Barbara Gerke
Julia Jones
Bonnie King
Ruth
Jack Faber
Bob Moé
Lou Moulder
Bus Karlie
Vernon Enck
Bert Offnar
Bob Lundquist
Bob Hilsabeck
Don Leachem
Ed Spear
Cal Johnson
Merlin McCullough
Carl Koehn
Coe
Pleiades Society
Dorothy Palmer
Upland Drive
Beth Klenk
Velma Anderson
Jean Myerly
Mary Louise Robinson
Marthabelle Prickett
Marcia Boone
Idelle Ferguson
Audrey Gunnison
Selma Shupp
Virginia Sloan
Cornish Hibbs Wedding Saturday
Mr and Mrs Joseph Horak announce the marriage of their daughter Carolyn Cornish to Clarence C Hibbs of Cedar Rapids. The couple wed Saturday in Unionville and will reside in Cedar Rapids where Hibbs works for LaPlant Choate. The bride, a Franklin high school graduate, is employed by Quaker Oats and will be honored Monday at a bridal shower hosted by her sisters in the Glow room of the Gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Horak
Third Avenue SW
Carolyn Cornish
Clarence C. Hibbs
Cedar Rapids
C. Hibbs
Unionville
Hibbs
LaPlant-Choate Company
Quaker Oats Company
Franklin High School
Roy Freshwater
William Cornish
Gas Company
Graduate Nurses Plan Dinner Meeting at Commonwealth Tea Room
The Graduate Nurses' club schedules a dinner meeting Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Commonwealth tea room. Reservations can be made with Mrs E G Kieck at 22991 or Mrs Neva Bowser at 5416.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Graduate Nurses’ Club
E. G. Kieck
Dial
Neva Bowser
Carl Jensen Leaves After Visiting Mother
Carl Walter Jensen, visiting his mother Mrs Edith Jensen at 1623 B Avenue NE, left Monday morning for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station to be sent to an aviation mechanics school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Walter Jensen
Edith Jensen
Avenue NE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Mandarin Coif Description of Chinese Style Hairdo
The mandarin coif features a flattened forward pompadour resembling a wide brimmed Chinese hat, topped by a soft roll curl like a Chinese pillow. Soft roll curls stay low and close to the neck at the back to provide balance.
A. A. U. W Reading Group Meeting Wednesday
Mrs. Frank V. Orr hosts the A A U W afternoon reading group at 2 p.m. The session will review The Sun is My Undoing led by Mrs. John T. Hecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Orr
Fifth Avenue SE
John T. Hecker
St Margaret's Guild Hosts Luncheon at Mrs Yuill's Home
Mrs James H Yuill opened her Pleasant Drive SE home Monday noon for a luncheon and meeting of St Margaret's guild of St John's Episcopal church. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames Harold R Trewin Harry M Ivins and Neil Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
Pleasant Drive
St. Margaret's Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Harold R. Trewin
Harry M. Ivins
Neil Montgomery
Jolly Dozen Club Meets Wednesday at 1551 Bever
Mrs J E Bates hosts a Jolly Dozen club gathering at 2 p m Wednesday at 1551 Bever. Members are expected to attend and share news and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bates
Bever Avenue
Jolly Dozen Club
City Briefs of Cedar Rapids Clubs and Meetings
Linn tent 38 and Ioway hive 111 plan a Thursday 7:45 p.m. meeting at Sokol hall. A cooking school awaits in the Glow Room of Cedar Rapids Gas company Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. Cub Mothers meet at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Christ mas handcrafts to be exhibited by members. Cedar Rapids Camera club gathers Wednesday 7:30 p.m. in the Light company bungalow. Sun Valley resort representative to show colored pictures. Homecrafters meet Tuesday evening at W. E. Owen’s home 110 Twenty-fifth street drive SE. Wood Finishing discussion led by Ronald Sears and Henry Geiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Ioway Hive
Sokol Hall
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Cub Mothers Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Owen
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Ronald Sears
Henry Geiger
Private Frank Wetzel Returns After 15 Day Home Visit
Private Frank Wetzel of Co G 158th field artillery left Camp Claiborne Louisiana on Monday to resume duty after a 15 day visit with his mother Mrs Frank Wetzel at 518 Seventh Street SE St Paul. St John's Guild plans a Thursday 1 30 p m dessert luncheon at Adair home 521 Fourteenth Street SE with Mrs M J Thompson as assistant hostess. Westminster Presbyterian Sunshine Mission service Monday 7 30 p m elders night with elders ushering and speaker plus a male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wetzel
Co. G 158Th Field Artillery
Camp Claiborne
Seventh Street
St. John’s Guild
Adair
Fourteenth Street
M. J. Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sunshine Mission
Crescent lodge meeting on Masonry ties and talk
Crescent lodge No. 25 A F and A M will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Masonic hall. After regular business a talk on the Relationship of the Egyptian Mysteries to Modern Masonry will be given and refreshments served. Also noted are service members Gene Kovarik returning to Norfolk Va after an eleven day Navy leave and Private Jerry C Schrader transferred to the air corps gunnery school in Las Vegas Nev from Jefferson Barracks Mo. He is son of Mr and Mrs R T Smith of Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Gene Kovarik
J. W. Kovarik
Seventh Avenue
Norfolk
United States Navy
U. S. S. Calhoun
Jerry C. Schrader
Sidney Street
Army
Air Corps Gunnery School
Las Vegas
Nev
Jefferson Barracks
R. T. Smith
Grace Church Hosts Party of the Month Tonight
Grace church will be site of the Party of the Month tonight at 8 o clock. A harvest time theme will prevail. The playground commission said anyone interested in recreational leadership is eligible to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Playground Commission
Gor man kin receive word of nephew in Royal Canadian Air Corps
Mr and Mrs George C Gor man of Windermere apartments report their nephew George I Watson Jr of Chicago has departed with his squadron to Buckingham Palace road London England The Watsons have visited Cedar Rapids on several occasions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Gorman
Windermere Apartments
George I. Watson, Jr
Chicago
Royal Canadian Air Corps
Buckingham Palace Road
London
England
Mr. Watson
Cedar Rapids
Second session opens for University of Scouting leaders
The second annual University of Scouting session will meet Tuesday at 7 15 p m. Boy Scout and Cub leader training takes place with a handcraft course for Cub leaders at First Presbyterian church. Other classes convene in Coe College administration building. Opened last week the six week program invites interested leaders to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Scouting
First Presbyterian Church
Coe College
Star salesmen attend Iowa Indiana game Saturday as guests
Star salesmen of the Honey Mead Products company attended the Iowa Indiana game Saturday as guests of R. P. Andreas, president of the hosting group, in a corporate hospitality event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeymead Products Company
Iowa Indiana
Uests
R. P. Andreas
Jap Press Grows More Truculent Toward U S
Reports from Tokyo and Berlin show a tougher Japanese stance toward the United States amid rising wartime tensions. Japanese press calls Parliament session pivotal while reiterating constraints on changing American attitudes. Berlin cites Italian and Japanese reactions to the declaration that America attacked Germany and questions Japan’s next moves under the tripartite pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
United States
Germany
America
Japan
Meiji
Italy
Japer
Zweelfumblatt
Copenhagen
Berlin
Berlingske Tidende
Awards Given To Top Salesmen At Roosevelt Dinner Dance
More than 50 people attended the game and returned for a dinner dance at the Roosevelt hotel. D. O. Andreas, sales manager, presented gold tons with a diamond setting to the 12 top salesmen. Recipients included Bill Bodley, Bill Somerville, Fred Bell, Tom Inright, Steve Vetter, John Somerville, H. E. Jamison, Lloyd Petersen, Glen Herrick, L. Stoltz, James Rahe, and Stanley Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
D. O. Andreas
Concern
Bill Bodley
Bill Somerville
Fred Bell
Tom Inright
Steve Vetter
John Somerville
H. E. Jamison
Lloyd Petersen
Glen Herrick
L. Stoltz
James Rahe
Stanley Graham
Allies In Mid-East Now Largely Armed With U. S. Material
Reports from Ankara indicate a German push toward Caucasus oilfields would meet joint British Russian action with Nazis facing a force equipped mainly with American weapons. Allies in the Middle East are becoming a United States army in materials as over 70 American ships serve the area weekly. American technicians and advisers assist in air defense reforms and speeding up supply deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Caucasus
Middle East
United States
America First calls for Reuben James probe
Washington delegates at a two day America First convention urge Senator Walsh to launch an investigation into the Reuben James incident. Pinchot’s letter is endorsed by 227 chapter chairmen and delegates. The group also backs defeating any senator or representative who votes to repeal neutrality provisions. A third resolution asks the President to withdraw U S troops from Iceland and remove navy elements from war zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Walsh
Mass
Naval Affairs Committee
America First Committee
Reuben James
Amos R. E. Pinchot
New York
Senate
House
United States
Iceland
United States Navy
Hore-Belisha urges action to aid Soviet relief efforts
Former War Secretary Leslie Hore-Belisha urged London on Monday for precise military action to aid Russia. He said that muscular effort could tear away the grip now fastened on the throat of Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Russia
Scout Committee And Commissioners To Meet
Meetings of the Cedar Rapids Boy Scout district committee Waubeek Area council commissioners and the Cub mothers are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. The district committee will meet Tuesday noon at the Lafayette cafe with Rollo Pickford chairman in charge. Council commissioners will hold their meeting in the Paramount theater Wednesday at 7 39 John L Berger Cedar Rapids district commissioner will be in charge. Cub mothers will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Still No Program To Help Small Business
Washington says 20,000 small manufacturing firms face shutdowns from shortages and the OPM admits no plan exists to cope with the coming priorities depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sns
OPM
City Hall Notes Report October Finances and Permit
City hall notes show October police court fines totaling 770 and court fees 385. George C. Kacere was granted renewal of a class C beer permit for 1043 Third avenue SE by the city council Monday. Waterworks October receipts with sales tax reached 24847.84 and sewage disposal rentals totaled 6172.77. Water pumped during October totaled 147456000 gallons. Permanent improvements were 5499.38. Gas supplied to Cedar Rapids users averaged 1038 BTU per hour day. The ordinance requires a minimum of 1035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Kacere
Third Avenue SE
H. F. Blomquist
Cedar Rapids
A. R. Menary
Senator Langer Paid Funds to Influence Judge In Trial
James Mulloy testified before a Senate elections committee that Senator Langer paid about 1,700 to 1,800 dollars to two individuals to influence a federal judge tied to Langer’s 1935 trial. Payments to C. N. Leedom and Gale Wyman, son of Judge Lee Wyman, were connected to the judge’s role in the retrial and subsequent acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Mulloy
North Dakota
Langer
N. D
Mulloy
North Dakota Industrial and Securities Commission
Senate Elections Committee
Edward Burke
Nebraska
C. N. Leedom
United States
South Dakota
Gale Wyman
Lee Wyman
Wyman
Leedom
Lee Yman
Federal
Italy's Claims Not Forgotten by Mussolini
Rome AP reports Premier Mussolini said Italy does not forget its claims to French territories including Nice Savoy Tunis Corsica and Djibouti. He hints Italy will not abandon unofficial ambitions amid German France collaboration talks and silence on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Nice
Savoy
Tunis
Corsica
Jibuti
Germany
Eleven Motorists Fined In Police Court For Safety Week
Police court, focus on traffic enforcement during Safety Week, fined eleven motorists and excused one. C J Conners and Frank Ross faced the heaviest penalties at $25 and costs for reckless driving with Ross clocked at 57 mph. Other drivers paid penalties from $1 to $10 plus costs for speeding, stop signs, faulty brakes, or license issues. two faced double charges. Judge Harry Johnson presided with Captain Steve Stolba noting non intoxication for the Reckless Driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Conners
Seventh Street
Frank Ross
Second Avenue
Steve Stolba
Ross
Specters
Hubert C. Walker
Kenneth Collins
Howard Trevelyan
McKinley Street
Keith Engle
Fifth Avenue
Harry Johnson
Leonard J. Sanker
Second Street SW
Joe Kelly
Eighth Avenue SE
Frank Baumgartner, Jr
High Amana
Man Indicted For Draft Evasion Volunteers For Service
Kenneth Bartosh, indicted by a federal grand jury for draft evasion, has volunteered for service and will be inducted on Armistice Day from the east side board November 11. He previously faced charges for failing to return a questionnaire and served time for an attempted armed holdup. A court call from Sioux City cleared his path to induction. Crawford Cox, 526 Eighth Avenue SE, also a volunteer from board No. 1, will be inducted the same day, with four West Side board and three Marion board inductees earlier slated for Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bartosh
Army
East Side Board
Bartosh
Cedar Rapids
South
Sioux City
Draft
Crawford Cox
Eighth Avenue SE
West Side Board
Marion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westminster Church
of Gee
Frederick G. Murray
Arthur Poe
Sutherland C. Dows
Martha Marquis
Theater Board
W. P. Kellers
Alpha Chi Omega
Mrs. Achter
Mrs. Bain
Fillmore Blue Birds
Social
Martin
Patriot Permanent
Vitroil
Chen Yu
Stephens
Danberg
Miss Vosmek
Children’s Home Board
Aowakiya Camp Fire
Mrs. Navratil
Carl Jensen
Mother
A. A. U. W. Reading Group
City Briefs
Geo. Watson, Jr
Scout
Moneymead
Jap Press
U.S
Mid-East
U. S
Reuben James Case
Hore-Belisha
Action
Reds
Scout Committee
Ae Cross
Lydia E. Pinkham
City Hall
Sen. Langer
Il Duce
Whitester
S. Arrid
NORGE
Corot
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