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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1939

Page

6

Blood Offered By Girl For Dying Child

A St Paul physician and a 19 year old girl who recovered from lymphatic leukemia offered to donate blood to six year old Norman Dolinsky of St Cloud Minnesota whose doctors say a transfusion from a recovered patient offers the only chance to delay his death from a rare blood disease. Tests would determine if the girl’s blood type and leukemia history fit the needed criteria.

Minneapolis Norman Dolinsky St. Paul St. Cloud Minn Mayo Clinic Rochester Norman Kathryn Felt Philadelphia Kathryn

U S Income Falls Behind Spending As Year Advances

Federal income for the fiscal year began July 1 crossed two billion dollars on November 13 while outlays reached 3.513 billion, about 220 million more than the prior year by the same date. Income on November 13 stood at about 2.016 billion, compared with 2.074 billion last year.

Washington INS Uncle Sam Treasury

Foreclosure and receiver sought in Linn County suit

Perpetual Savings and Loan Association sues Alma Johansson and others in Linn County District Court for foreclosure on a Cedar Rapids property and appointment of a receiver. Plaintiff claims $1700 due on note secured by mortgage dated June 11 1924 plus costs and interest. seeks in rem judgment, foreclosure, and receiver to manage rents and protect equity.

District Court of Town Linn County Perpetual Savings and Loan Association Alma_E. Johansson Artur Kraft Karl J. E. Kraft Harry G Louise Hoffman Clara Engh Frank S. Hacelund Elinor Wallace Marie Hacelund Edwin Hagglund Anne Haxslund Schlau J. A. Phillips Mary A. Phillips L. A. Mitchell Eva M. Hallbers Lars A. Hallbere Eva M. Hallberg Lars A. Hallberg Iowa Cedar Rapids Recorder's Office District Court of Crissman and Bleakley

Crossword style clues blend with local notices in Cedar Rapids page

A Cedar Rapids page mixes a tangled newspaper puzzle with brief items. Readers learn about a trio of events including a gambling talk at Shine Mission, a funeral in Albia for S. G. Hickman, and a car accident near Thirteenth street with A J Moore injured. Scoutmasters dinner at Roosevelt school is announced with speakers and attendance.

Executive Board Cedar Rapids Roosevelt School Fred Winter Robert Moody Dean C. H. Geiger Ray Allen

City Briefs: Haircuts 25c and Local Notices

The Daughters of Isabella recite the rosary for Joseph Koutnik at Polansky chapel tonight at 8. Fried chicken supper and bazaar at Daniels Park church Friday for 40c. Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration club meets Friday at 61 Sixteenth avenue SW. Mrs. F W Steele, 86, treated at St Luke's hospital for a left hip fracture after a porch fall. Youth instruction class at Coe College admin building 7:30 pm with plans for a citywide youth leaders conference. Nolan Oliphant reports theft of a 12 gauge shotgun and several gallons of gas from his car at Wilson and Co. valued gun $11.50. Rev B O Bashore to speak Friday night at Evangelistic services at Second Evangelical church. Meetings run through Sunday, Nov 26.

F. W. Steele Rockford Road St. Luke’s Hospital David I. Berger Religious Training Institute Coe College Nolan Oliphant Troy Mills Wilson and Company Oliphant B. O. Bashore Bethany Congregational Church Second Evangelical Church Eighteenth Avenue Ninth Street

University speaker to discuss Jewish youth issues

Dr. Morris Kertzer of the University of Iowa will be guest speaker at Congregation Beth Jacob at 8 p.m. Friday on Jewish Youth in a Troubled World. The Jewish Young People's League meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Paramount building. Bert England, 58, Belle Plaine, a Northwestern switch man, had his left foot crushed by a railroad car at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. His big toe was amputated at St. Luke's hospital.

Morris Kertzer University of Iowa Congregation Beth Jacob At & P Jewish Young People’s League Paramount Building Bert England Belle Plaine North Western St. Luke’s Hospital

Quaker Oats Council Holds Dinner Meeting at Roosevelt

Fifty two department heads and assistants from the Quaker Oats plant attended a dinner meeting of the Quaker Oats council at the Roosevelt hotel Wednesday evening. Arthur Holbrook presided as the group discussed business problems after the meal.

Quaker Oats Company Quaker Oats Council J Roosevelt Hotel Arthur Hol+brook

Center Point Girl Hurt Fractures Left Forearm

Elaine Dedic eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Dedic Center Point sustained a fracture of the bones in her left forearm when she fell at four p m Wednesday.

Center Point Elaine Dedic Emil Dedic

Food prices fall again in week to Nov 14 report

Retail prices of staple foods continued to decline in the week ending November 14, reported by Labor Secretary Frances Perkins.

Washington Frances Perkins

Butler, High Court Conservative, Dies

Pierce Butler, a devout Catholic and conservative jurist, rose from rural Minnesota farm chores to Carleton College, read law in St. Paul, served as Ramsey County assistant county attorney, then county attorney, and finally was appointed to the bench by President Harding in 1922 amid progressive opposition due to his railroad and corporate ties.

Pierce Butler Pierce Carleton College Northfield Butler Pinch and Toohey St. Paul Ramsey County Annie Cronin Harding Senate

French Lay Reich Exaggerates West Front Hostilities

Paris reports a quiet western front with only small clashes and hand to hand patrol skirmishes. German propaganda allegedly inflates fighting around the Moselle while a Saar village incident shows German and French patrols exchanging grenades and small arms before retreating.

Reich West Front Paris Ins Moselle Saar

George No Longer Drinks Whisky

White Ribbon remedy promoted as a secret treatment for drunkenness. Lauded for helping a 20 year drunkard with one box. priced at $2.00 and sold at May's drug store.

George May

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U.S Amana Morizontal NET Star Eugene Palmer Sunshine Mission S. G. Hickman Harry E. Robinson Twentieth Street SE Ottumwa Mr. Robinson Albia Alice Robinson Wateriie Funay A. J. Moore Second Avenue SE A. C. Bramow E Avenue NE Thirteenth Street First Avenue Bramow Moore St. Luke's Hospital Amelita City Briefs Hanna Barbers Second Avenue Daughters of Isabella Joseph Koutnik Polansky Chapel Daniels Park Church Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration Club Sixteenth Avenue SW Second Evangelical Beth Jacob Switchman Quaker Plant Council Sioux City Ave Des Moines Mason City Mat Pe Ees Interstate Bus Depot Union Bus Depot Second St. SE Union Pacific Stages Interstate Transit Lines High Court Yager Second Street Ladees Yager’s Bibless Melton Hollywood Laskin UNION Men's Cress Oxfords Yagers St. Lout Yager's Jackie-Al Bright Brand Nashua Mera Oxfords Dept. 17 Malden Mass
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