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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1939

Page

3

Colorado GAI Player Shot in Lovers Quarrel

Walter Lyons star full back at Colorado State College was shot twice and wounded after telling his fiancée they no longer loved each other. Lois Vannersdel, 19, fired a .38 revolver at him during a confrontation at her apartment before a trip for a Thanksgiving game. Neighbors intervened as Lyons wrestled for the weapon.

Fort Collins Colo Walter Bud” Lyons Colorado State College Lyons Lois Jeanne Vannorsdel Albuquerque University of New Mexico Mount Harris Miss Vannersdel

Birth Announcements for Local Families

Daily Record reports newborns at St. Luke's Mercy and Mercy hospitals. A six pound ten ounce boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kirkland of Chicago on November 28. Bernice Bauman Kirkland is from Cedar Rapids. A daughter arrived at St. Luke's for Mr. and Mrs. Rex Powell of 1110 E Avenue NW on November 30. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kinse of Tipton on November 29 at Mercy hospital, and another son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skala of 1242 Maplewood Drive NE on November 29.

W. S. Kirkland Chicago Kirkland Bernice Bauman Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Hospital Rex Powell E Avenue Mercy Hospital Paul Kinse Tipton Frank Skala Maplewood Drive

Notable Iowa Names Linked in Cedar Rapids Notices

The list includes Jesse P. Caudill and Leah Zieg enhorn from Muscatine, Harry F. Hargens and Eva L. Glass from Monticello, Lowell R. Weede and Mary Jane Tiernan from Cedar Rapids, Porter Vig and Irene Sherrets from Cedar Rapids, Thomas Raymond Horan of Waterloo and Anna Louise Byrnes of Cedar Rapids, Paul E. Brown and Alicin Jakoubek, both of Cedar Rapids.

Jesse P. Caudill Leah Ziegenhorn Muscatine Harry F. Hargens Eva L. Glass Monticello Lowell R. Weede Mary Jane Tiernan Cedar Rapids Porter Vig Irene Sherrets Thomas Raymond Horan Waterloo Anna Louise Byrnes Paul E. Brown Alicin Jakoubek

Death notices for Miss Sorenson and infant son in Denver

Miss Mary Esther Sorenson aged 29 daughter of Mrs Anna Bruce of 3325 Southland Street SW died at Wheatridge sanatorium near Denver Colorado on November 28. The day old son of Mr and Mrs Keith Day of 500 Third Avenue SW died in a local hospital at 4 pm on Wednesday.

Mary Esther Sorenson Anna Bruce Southland Street Wheatridge Denver Colo Keith Day Third Avenue

Daladier Pushes War Powers Extension In France

Daladier asks for an extension of full wartime powers with a plan to adapt budgets and laws for national defense. He notes the American neutrality, says arms from American soil aid justice and liberty, and urges quick parliamentary debate and ratification within a month.

Daladier Britain France

Linn Coroner Urges Car Changes For Safety

Linn County coroner Dr. E L Knight of Cedar Rapids urges radical car design changes to reduce fatalities. He proposes a full around bumper, turtle shaped body, a detachable windshield, a flexible steering wheel, and obstruction free panels. Knight also calls for an AMA committee to study auto accidents and possible driver tests after crashes.

Chicago Iowa Journal of the American Medical Association E. L. Knight Cedar Rapids Knight AMA Lima County Fishbein

Reds Hit at Finns by Land Sea and Air

Soviet forces crossed the border after amassing troops in the Karelian isthmus. In Helsinki suburbs raiders triggered anti air defenses as thousands sheltered in trenches. Molotov denounced Finland in a Moscow radio speech while Moscow warned of Finland's hour of revenge and diplomatic ties were severed.

Helsingfors Karelian Baltic Europe Finland V. M. Molotoff Moscow Molotoff Soviet Union Russia Soviet Republic Leningrad Baron A. A. S. Yrjoe-Koskinen Karel

Soviet Denials Shadow Finland Border Crisis

The Soviet government accused Finland of provocations and readied forces, citing Finland's small standing army and threats to Leningrad. Diplomatic ties were severed after Finland’s note proposing troop withdrawals and border arbitration went unanswered by Molotov.

Finland Russia Leningrad Red Army Navy

Farm Worker Survives Buzz Saw Accident Near Scottsbluff

Wells Harshberger, a farm worker, escaped a deadly buzz saw when torn clothing wrapped around the saw shaft and halted the blade. He suffered a bruised arm but credited luck and timing for his survival in the Nebraska incident.

Scottsbluff Wells Harshberger Harshberger

Police chief offers no overtime parking tickets for holidays

Lafayette Indiana police superintendent Edward J. O Connor announced that officers will not issue tickets for overtime parking from now until December 25. He says the plan aims to encourage shoppers and boost the Christmas season.

Lafayette Ind Edward J. O’connor

Missing Rawalpindi Officers and Crew Declared Lost

The admiralty announced that 39 officers including the captain and 226 men of the armed merchant cruiser Rawalpindi are missing after the ship, a 16 697 ton vessel, was sunk off Iceland on November 23 following a battle with the German pocket battleship Deutschland. Capt. E C Kennedy had been reported rescued.

London Admiralty Rawalpindi Iceland E. C. Kennedy

Six pedestrians killed as Warsaw shelling collapse

In Warsaw a house that had been shelled during the German siege toppled, killing six pedestrians and injuring others as rubble fell on the street.

Warsaw

Upturn Reported In U S Traffic Deaths

The National Safety Council warns of a sharp October rise in traffic deaths with potential for a worse December. It cites 32,400 deaths nationwide in 1938 and 3,410 deaths in October 1939, noting 21 states had higher October deaths than a year earlier while 19 states fell.

U. S Chicago National Safety Council

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