Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1940

Page

12

Cedar Rapids and Central City Social Notices

Edwin Navratil Margaret Niedermayer Carl Northrup Evelyn Dale Bernard Pratt Nellie Enabait Bob Lewis 29 of 303 Thirtieth Street Drive SE fined $25 for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Rex J Stewart 320 Seventh Street SE fined $2 for running a traffic signal. fine suspended. W R Watsabaugh 2321 Meadowbrook Drive SE fined $2 for stopping a sign. fine suspended. Mr and Mrs George Zach Fairfax welcomed a daughter October 4. Bruce Calder born to Mr and Mrs Jasper A Calder of Chicago. Mr Calder is son of Dr and Mrs J H Calder of Cedar Rapids. Mollie Simon 72 of 380 Seventeenth Avenue SW died in local hospital at 4 40 a m Friday.

Edwin Navratil Margaret Niedermayer Cedar Rapids Carl L. Northrup Evelyn H. Dale Bernard L. Pratt Nellie Enabait Central City Bob Lewis Thirtieth Street Drive Rex. J. T. Stewart Seventh Street W. R. Watsabaugh Meadowbrook Drive St. Luke’s Hospital George Zach Fairfax Bruce Jasper A Calder Chicago Calder J. H Calder Mollie Simon Seventeenth Avenue

Waite Transport drivers fined for insurance and permit breaches

E. C Vaughn of Maquoketa and Glenn Smith of Waite Transportation Oxford Junction were each fined 50 dollars and costs for operating without proper insurance and commerce commission approval. Fines suspended if neither vehicle is used for hire until arrangements are made. Hal Lorden of Webster City fined 5 dollars and costs for speeding a truck. Justice H. R. Churchill presided.

E. C Vaughn Maquoketa Glenn Smith Waite Transportation Company Oxford Junction Insurance and Commerce Commission Hal Lorden Webster City Justice H. R. Churchill

King Custody Granted in Marital Agreement Case

Ruth King of Orland and Judge H C King decide on statutory grounds that a marital agreement entered March 15 1939 affects custody. Mrs King awarded custody of a daughter. Velma Blakely from Ohn appears in related matter.

Ruth King Orland King H C King

Blakely Granted Custody After Desertion Ruling

Blakely age 24 was granted custody of his daughter by Judge H. C. Ring on desertion grounds. The pair had married in Kahoka Missouri on July 21 1937.

Dictators Meet in Rome as Axis Talks Signal U S Exit Hope

A Rome briefing described Hitler and Mussolini discussing measures to strengthen the Berlin Rome Tokyo pact and isolate the United States. The brief conference covered arms and alliance plans with secrecy until after they are set in motion, with both leaders returning to direct the next phase of conflict.

Moscow Rome Spain Russia United States Berlin Hitler Mussolini Bremen Il Duce Italy Count Galeazzo Ciano Hans Georg Viktor On Mackensen Joachim von Ribbentrop Wilhelm Keitel Great Britain

Betty Ann Day Named Anamosa Homecoming Queen

Anamosa high school senior Betty Ann Day was chosen by a student poll to serve as queen for the 1940 Homecoming celebration. After the Maquoketa game, she will be crowned by Lloyd Brickley with attendants Gloria Dolan Gail Mose ly Polly Steele Maxine Carroll Mae Zeuch and Margaret McCrea.

Anamosa Betty Ann Day Anamosa High School Anamosa- Maquoketa Lloyd Brickley Gloria Dolan Gail Mosely Polly Steele Maxine Carroll Mae Zeuch Margaret McCrea

Japanese diplomat warns of action as war looms

Matsuoka says Japan will broadcast an appeal to the American people at the psychological moment to show the Far Eastern situation. He argues whether a European war becomes global is up to the United States in this moment.

America Japan Matsuoka United States

Konoye Threatens Fight to Finish If Axis Clash

Tokyo premier Prince Konoye called on the United States to cooperate with the Rome Berlin Tokyo axis and warned that any challenge to axis leadership would bring a fight to the finish. He said the Pacific peace or war decision rests with the United States and that the United States bears responsibility for any adjustment with Japan.

TOKIO Prince Konoye United States Pacific Konoye Domei Japan

Iowa National Guard to Train in Texas and Louisiana

Iowa Adjutant General Charles H. Grahl said units will train at Camp Beauregard near Alexandria Louisiana and at Brownwood Texas for one year of federal service. All units except the 113th cavalry will train at Camp Beauregard with cavalry sent to Brownwood. The call is expected between January 3 and 19 1941. The War Department predicts a roughly 50 percent strength increase from 4779 to 7168 between the call and departure for camp.

DES Moines Charles H. Grahl Iowa National Guard Camp Beauregard Brownwood Tex Grahl Washington, D. C 113Th Cavalry Alexandria War Department

City Police Appointments Face Irregularity Claims

Haberle reveals irregularities in city police promotions including a temporary appointment and failed exams. A civil service finding shows he was not in the top certified 10 and failed a later exam. He will ride with a squad car this month and his patrolman pay is set at 150 with extra night duty pay.

Myers Haberle Commission Jim Bailey Dan Kruidemier Sergt George Connell Peter Funcke Frank Bukacek Howard Walsh John Manna

Ask Receiver For GM Affiliate On Low Breach Basis

The government asked a U S district court to appoint a receiver for General Motors Acceptance Corporation charging GMAC and its parent GM violated the Sherman act. The petition, filed by Thurman Arnold of the Justice Department, alleges coercion of dealers to finance GM sales via GMAC.

Chicago LLP United States District Court General Motors Acceptance Corporation General Motors Corporation GMAC General Motors Thurman Arnold U. S. Department of Justice

Tiger Power Triumphs Over Redlegs 7-4

Detroit leads 3-1 after York a 350 foot homer. Greenberg triples then Campbell and Higgins homer for a 5-1 lead. Reds rally with three runs, but Detroit holds 7-4 win behind pitching changes and timely hits.

Cincinnati Defeats Pirates In Late Inning Finish

Ripple hit a single after a bad hop, Joost scored, and Baker advanced as Cincinnati pulled ahead. Higgins misplayed two balls leading to runs while other errors helped seal a 7 4 win as Bridges closed out with a strikeout.

Cincinnati Werber Tebbetts Bartell M. McCormick Goodman McCormick Gehringer F. McCormick Campbell Detroit Ripple McCosky Lombardi York Joost Greenberg Tigers Higgins McKechnie Turner Whitey Moore Mike McCormick Bridges Myers Myron McCormick Myer Frank McCormick Baker Lonnie Frey Beggs Frey

King George Narrow Escape Amid Shelter Plans

The night was unusually quiet as the home security ministry outlined a plan to curb subway shelter overcrowding by issuing admission tickets. Hammocks and bunks will be provided for those allowed to sleep in shelters. Britain's Royal Air Force carried out a surprise attack bombing military targets.

Home Security Ministry Britain Royal Air Force

Bombing Campaigns Hit German Targets Despite Weather

The air ministry said German objectives were bombed by daylight raids on Thursday by British planes. Raids targeted shipping off Dunkerque Rotterdam harbor Maas river barges Wesel industrial plants near Cherbourg and rail and oil depots. Bad weather forced cancellation of Thursday night attacks.

Germany Gereman-occupied Air Ministry Dunkerque Rotterdam Maas River Wesel Cherbourg

German claims report heavy London raids and plane losses

Berlin says unfavorable weather reduced nightly air attacks on London and that 2,400 British planes have been shot down since mid August. Nazi sources also claim a heavy bombardment derailed a troop train near England.

Berlin London England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Record Lowedar Rapids Justice OF Peace Courts France Supreme Command Dino Alfieri Guard of Honor Ciano Mackensen Ribbentrop von Keitel British Broadcasting Corporation Texas Louisiana Double-Head Xmas Rene i Fas Naomi Hamilton Ladies’ Watch Man’s Ford Motor Company Chrysler Corporation South Bend Ind Ford Chrysler Nolle Tiger Power Redlegs Tebbets Lew Riggs Moore Riggs Reds Craemer Foundation Vogue Henderson Naomi Kramer Dorset King George Nnes Craemer’s By Jane Irwill Bermuda Joan Kenley Styles Craemers
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication