Local Court Aidem and Birth Reports From Daily Record
Charles Phillips 35 of 627 Tenth Avenue SE fined 25 dollars for drunk and disturbing the peace. Maurice Higgins 19 of Brownell Kansas sentenced to 30 days for vagrancy. James Fry Marion fined 25 for reckless driving. Frank J McGillicuddy 406 E Avenue NW fined 10 for speeding. C L Griffith Monticello fined for speeding in a truck. Hospital births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs M C Thompson Nov 3 at St Luke’s hospital and other newborns to Hoover Belle Plaine Dostal Route 4 Nov 4. D V Butler Chicago son born Nov 1. Butler formerly Helen Craft Cedar Rapids. Glenn Skersick Detroit, formerly Cedar Rapids, son born Nov 1.
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Charles Phillips
Tenth Avenue SE
Maurice Higgins
Brownell
Kan
James Fry
Marion
Frank J. McGillicuddy
E Avenue NW
C. L. Griffith
Monticello
St Luke’s Hospital
M. C. Thompson
Fifth Avenue SE
Lawrence Hoover
Belle Plaine
Wesley Dostal
D. V. Butler
Chicago
Butler
Helen Craft
Cedar Rapids
C. E. Craft
Stanwood
Glenn Skersick
Detroit
Hawkeye
Nial Harrison Clark
Giles Clark
Aurora
Esther Busch
James Jay
Lutheran Church
Tipton
Betty Jane Scorpil
Ed Scorpil
John
M. A. Kadel
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo Residents Named in Notice
Edward F. Haskins and Doro thea H. Reyna of Cedar Rapids, and John E. Kennison with Dorothy A. Hoard of Waterloo are identified in the reader notice.
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Edward F. Haskins
Dorothea H. Reyna
Cedar Rapids
John E. Kennison
Dorothy A. Hoard
Waterloo
Churchill Attends Paris Talks On Allied Naval Plans
The British admiralty sent Jord to confer with Cesar Campinchi on French naval dispositions. Paris reported Churchill lunched with Admiral Darlan and dined with Campinchi, Edouard Daladier, and various ministers to discuss purchases abroad coordination and pooling of resources for raw materials.
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Agriculture
Commerce
National Economy
Paris
Churchill
Visiting Police Inspectors Face Aftermath Of Truck Fire
A truck fire led to a police inspection where a bicycle found in the vehicle’s cattle compartment was identified as stolen by Victor Raymond of 1635 Thirteenth Avenue SE. Griffith, cited for speeding, admitted drinking and claimed another man, Harold Sanford of Monticello, was with him all day. Sanford fled during the fire. Griffith was fined $100 and costs for hit and run after pleading guilty, while authorities pursued Sanford with help from Monticello police.
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Victor Raymond
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Snyder Tavern
Twelfth Avenue SE
Griffith
Earl Stanley
Snyder Place
Harold Sanford
Monticello
Sanford
Stanley
Jones County
Henry Eichhorn
L. B. Marshall
Drought Aid Plan Sent To President
A spokesman for the farm security administration said the plan to distribute 35 million dollars to drought sufferers in the great plains has been forwarded to the White House. An announcement is expected soon and multiple agencies including FSA the surplus commodities corporation and the disaster loan corporation are expected to participate.
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Washington
Farm Security Administration
Great Plains
White House
FSA
Surplus Commodities Corporation
The
Disaster Loan Corporation
IRA Fires Hit Central London Mailboxes
Fires broke out in mail boxes in central London on Saturday. Scotland Yard attributed the blazes to agents of the Irish Republican Army.
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London
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
Elkader Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Possession
Rex Pixler of Marquette pled guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after a raid last July by Sheriff E. W. Carlsen and Deputy Arnold Mueller. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail and fined $200 plus costs.
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Elkader
Rex Pixler
Marquette
E. W. Carlsen
Arnold Mueller
Washington
Ray Whetstine
Wellman
Oskaloosa
Harold M. Putnam
Richard A. Stewart
J. G. Patterson
Anamosa
Whetstine
J. L. Fry
Kalona
Kinross
Waukon
Red Cross
Allamakee
W. T. Kavyeny
Tipton Board Splits Over Thanksgiving Court House Closure
Cedar county supervisors divided along party lines on when to close the courthouse for Thanksgiving with three backing Roosevelt Turkey Day and two supporting Gov Wilson's proclamation. Final decision postponed to Nov 13.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Dozen Nazi Scout Planes Penetrate Deep Into France
AP dispatches report at least a dozen German scouting planes flew deep into French territory on Saturday. The squadron, high to avoid anti aircraft fire, operated over Forbach Colmar and Mulhouse before moving toward the Bourgogne region near Dijon. French reconnaissance flights over the German Rhineland were reported without incident.
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Paris
Forbach
Colmar
Mulhouse
Bourgogne
Dijon
Rhineland
Decorah Posten Adds Alfred Adsem To Staff
Alfred Adsem, former editor of the Minneapolis Tidend and former manager of the Lutheran Free Church Publishing Co., is added to the editorial staff of Decorah Posten, the local Norwegian newspaper.
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Decorah
Alfred Adsem
Minneapolis Tidend
Lutheran Free Church Publishing Company
Decorah Posten
Nutrition and the quackery in medicine today
The text argues that nutrition is a complex field beyond mere food knowledge and criticizes clinicians for clinging to intuition as new research from laboratories reshapes understanding. It cites E V McCollum and H C Sherman on vitamin B1 and sugar calories to illustrate conflicting expert claims and the need to update medical practice with solid evidence.
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E. V. McCollum
H. C. Sherman
North America
Raw milk safety and heating recommendations
The text claims raw milk rarely causes disease and that any milk is safe if boiled. It states heating to 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 to 30 minutes or boiling for one minute makes raw milk pasteurized. The source is a product ad by John F. Dile Co. and mentions Grade A Raw from tuber culin tested herd.
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John F. Diile Co
French Freighter Baoule Sunk by U Boat in Atlantic
The French ministry of marine reports the freighter Baoule was sunk by a German U boat in the Atlantic with 13 lives lost. Two dead and 11 missing among 33 survivors including the captain were landed at a French port.
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Paris
INS
Atlantic
Ministry of Marine
French and German Front Quiet in Western Front Triangle
Paris reports no developments of importance as artillery and patrol activity centered in the Forbach Saarbruecken and Saarguemines triangle on the western front Saturday. High command communiques from both sides note routine operations and no major changes.
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Paris
Forbach
Saarbruecken
Saarguemines
Local Resident Accepts Post With Penny Co in Pasadena
Lowell Pirnie son of Thomas Pirnie 518 Sixteenth Street SE has accepted a position with the Penny company in Pasadena California Members of the ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Sunday at 6 30 p m in front of the Memorial building to join a parade to Grace Episcopal church for a memorial service Officers are to be in uniform
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Lowell Pirnie
Thomas Pirnie
Sixteenth Street
The
Penny Company
Pasadena
Calif
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grace Episcopal Church
Junior Red Cross Council Holds Second Meeting
The second meeting of the Junior Red Cross council was held Saturday at the YMCA. President Loudeam Andrews presided. Volunteers were asked to write new Red Cross songs. The next meeting will be December 2.
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Red Cross Council
Loudeam Andrews
Red Cross
Dr Robert Little to Speak at First Presbyterian Service
The Third Fidelity month service will feature Dr Robert Little pastor of First Presbyterian church speaking at Sundays 11 a m service on No Peace Until. The chorus choir directed by Miss Eleanor Taylor will sing.
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Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Taylor
Unknown Soldier Speaks Skit to Air on WMT Radio
The Hanford post American Legion sponsors a broadcast of The Unknown Soldier Speaks at 11 45 a m Sunday over station WMT. Performers include Ervin R Moen Harry G Corot and Mrs Robert Vesely.
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Hanford Post
The
American Legion
WMT
Ervin R. Moen
Harry G. Corot
Robert Vesely
Boy Scout mothers club hears reading of The Boy Scouts and My Boy
James Manville from Cedar Rapids spoke at a Friday Cub Mothers meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building. Packs represented included 24 A 26 29 33 25 and 4 with Mrs M F Jones of Pack 24 winning a prize. Pack 25 demonstrated hand crafts.
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James Manville
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scouts
My Boy
Cub Mothers’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
M. F. Jones
Pack
New Evidence Emerges On Mysterious Sea Disaster Off Florida
A lifeboat in good condition with life preservers was found five miles north of Jupiter amid an oil slick and wreckage. A copper plate inside bore the name See-Berufsgenossenschaft, while a caretaker reported seeing a large hulk wreckage offshore as a search continued for a missing vessel. Japan to lift rubber ban in sporting goods.
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Jupiter
Fla
Florida
See-Berufsgenossenschaft
Sea Trade Union
President signs neutrality bill amid fast-moving foreign policy
The nation moves toward a November Thanksgiving compromise while a new neutrality bill shapes maritime zones. Roosevelt planned to vote in Hyde Park as congress completes conference work, defining restrictively the danger area for belligerent port access and North Atlantic shipping.
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Garner
Senate
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
England
Scotland
Northern
Ireland
France
Germany
Canada
North Atlantic
Congress
Washington
Iowa Lawmakers Vote On Neutrality and Special Session
Iowa House divided on neutrality report with Gwynne the lone yes. Democrats Harrington and Jacobsen and Republicans Dowell Gilchrist Jensen LeCompte Martin Talle opposed. Senate supported terminating the special session with Gillette voting with the majority and approving the neutrality measure. Herring was ill and absent, paired with an opponent.
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Washington
House
Gwynne
Harrington
Jacobsen
Dowell
Gilchrist
Jensen
LeCompte
Martin
Talle
Senate
Guy M. Gillette
Clyde L. Herring
Gillette
Herring
Grippe
Tools Are Britain's Urgent Need Says Supply Chief
London reports Britain's supply chief says a large fund exists for American arms purchases if needed but expects immediate orders to be slow. Edward Burgin notes Britain now prioritizes tools to bolster home production of weapons, with air purchases likely bringing in foreign currency.
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Britain
London
INS
Great Britain
Edward Leslie Burgin
America
Burgin
International News Service
Settlement Ends Packing Strike At Armour Plant
Fargo North Dakota AP reports preparations to return 178 workers to the Armour and Company packing plant after a strike that began August 22. Settlement announced Friday night ends the labor action.
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Fargo, N. D
Armour and Company Packing Plant
Make This Model At Home By Anne Adams
A fashion notice promoting Anne Adams pattern 4246 for a coat style frock with princess lines. Describes neckline, double-breasted look, flare skirt, cross over collar options, and sizing in children 2 to 10. Details pricing, yardage, and order method via Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
City of Flint Captured by German Pocket Battleship
The City of Flint was seized at sea by the German pocket battleship Deutsch land. American flags painted on its sides drew crew concern as Norwegian authorities supervised a brief ashore period. Officials in Oslo and Washington reviewed rights under a 1938 royal decree restricting entry of captured ships unless damaged fueled or weather forced.
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Flint
Gainard
Washington
Oslo
Foreign Office
City of Flint
Five German Sailors’ Bodies Washed Ashore On Kent Coast
Five German sailors in submarine escape gear were washed ashore at Kent, England, suggesting the sinking of a German U boat. Earlier reports from Paris claimed French ships had sunk the sub, with bodies indicating brief exposure.
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London
INS
Kent
English
Paris
Waukon Man burned to death in Manly bed
Earl Cunningham, 25, of Waukon, employed on a school construction project in Manly, was found burned to death in a temporary Manly home early Saturday. Authorities believe he was overcome by smoke while smoking in bed and fell asleep, trapping the bedding in flames.
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MANLY
Earl Cunningham
Waukon
Freeing of City of Flint ends German prize crew rule
United States and Norwegian authorities confront the Germany prize crew aboard the City of Flint after a voyage from Tromsoe and Murmansk. A sick American sailor was deemed not ill enough to justify harbor anchorage yet the ship anchored. Norwegian officials freed the prize crew at Haugesund and allowed the Flint to sail on.
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United States State Department
Washington
Haugesund
United States
Oslo
Admiralty
Flint
Norway
Bergen
Allison Sellars
Wilmington
N. C
Murmansk
Tromsoe
Norewegian
Blind Richmond Typist Laura Gregory Visites Cedar Rapids
Laura Gregory of Richmond Virginia, blind since age six, is visiting Cedar Rapids with her mother Roberta Gregory. She previously appeared in Ripley’s Believe It Or Not for typing 119 business letters from 29 callers in one day without a mistake, and has spent the last two years traveling and broadcasting.
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W. T. Gregory
Fifth Avenue SE
Laura Gregory
Richmond
Ripley’s
Miss Gregory
Roberta Gregory
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