Monday Temperatures In Patchy Palisades Area
Readable fragments note Monday temperatures across the Pa Ar Ge Fa region with gaps. Forecasters suggest mild to warm readings in portions of the zone, while other locales show cooler drafts.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1942
Page
3
Readable fragments note Monday temperatures across the Pa Ar Ge Fa region with gaps. Forecasters suggest mild to warm readings in portions of the zone, while other locales show cooler drafts.
Miller of route 3 and First seven Sesch appeared in police court and were fined $25 each for a minor traffic or municipal offense.
Mrs Emma Jane Gill aged 56 died early Tuesday at 912 A avenue. William E Good aged 46 died early Tuesday at 260 Eleventh street NW. Janis Lavon Wheeler aged 7 died early Tuesday at 1345 Sixth street NW. Fred Cramer aged 63 died at 5 a m Tuesday at 328 Fourteenth street SE.
St Luke’s stal Mr and Mrs Bernard of Marion announce twin daughters born Oct 12. Mr and Mrs Leo J Willmott of Central City welcome a daughter born Oct 12. Mr and Mrs Donald H Ross of 1106 E avenue NW greet a daughter born Oct. Mercy hospital reports Mr and Mrs Paul P Phillips of 112 A avenue NW with a daughter born Oct 13. Mr and Mrs Edward Rosina of 727 Third Street SW welcome a daughter born Oct 13. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hender son Cherry of Tama announce a daughter born Oct 12. Cherry is son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Cherry of Tama, formerly Cedar Rapids residents, now Cedar a rm to Mr and Mrs Lewis Giem of Portsmouth VA with a daughter born Oct 11.
The report notes heavy Japanese losses in the Solomons and four Allied cruisers sunk or damaged, including the Canberra and Astoria. It describes U.S. advances from August 7 to 9 near Guadalcanal Tulagi area, with Allied screening and the sinking of enemy ships after night actions. Casualties and next of kin notifications are mentioned.
Secretary of War Stimson said he ordered Col Hugh J Knerr to refrain from public comment on the war. Stimson noted Knerr, though retired, remains in U S pay and may be called to duty. Knerr had criticized Admiral Hart over air force issues and planned a Milwaukee appearance was canceled.
CBS broadcasts quoted by BBC allege Hermann Goering moved war profits overseas, storing about 8 million dollars in foreign accounts including the United States. The report cites a villa near Frau von Willemovitz Moellendorf, life insurance with international firms, and investments in railways and industry. It notes 600 thousand dollars in a Japanese bank in San Francisco and 400 thousand held by a Chicago firm and a Zurich broker.
Associated Press and Press International News Service report two pages leased, detailing wire service arrangements and distribution scope for a forthcoming publication era. The item highlights licensing and cooperative content sharing between agencies.
The President said lowering the minimum enlistment age could supply manpower to fill army quotas for about three years. He stressed plans are decided by military leaders, not by public pressure, and warned civilian urging for a second front is unwelcome. He noted actions to defeat Germany and Japan span multiple theaters and require new offensives.
City public works chief Frank Young said the street car rail removal on the west side is nearly finished with about 400 tons of steel already taken out. Work has cleared G avenue NW from Third to Sixth streets and other segments across First to Sixteenth avenues.
The American Federation of Labor voted to ask the U S Attorney General to launch a probe into Arnold. The action was announced in Toronto by AP reporting from the federation meeting.
The American Federation of Labor urged the CIO to declare an immediate armistice in the battle to win new members. The move aims to create national labor unity and reduce interunion conflict.
The Cedar Rapids recruiting station seeks male applicants aged 17 to 35 who can type at least 40 words per minute and handle 80 wpm dictation for stenography posts. Typists and stenographers will undergo recruit training and join the fleet marine force with sergeant rank.
Washington AP brief reports the senate mill affairs committee found after six months of study no evidence of sabotage in recent Army air crashes.
A final decision will be made at 4 pm Wednesday by an overall committee representing organized labor the war fund and Community Chest agencies. They will decide whether to combine the 1943 drives in Cedar Rapids. The plan, proposed by Roosevelt War Relief Control Board, has been under consideration for weeks.
The deadline to pay oiling and weed cutting assessments is Oct 22. Treasurer Walter Miller will receive payments at the city hall on the roseft floor.
Over 100 Iowa veterinarians have already joined the armed forces as the 29th annual Eastern Iowa Veterinary association opens in Cedar Rapids at the Montrose hotel. Speakers include Dr. Jerry Wolfe and Dr. Dimock. discussions cover preventive medicine, sanitation, and immunization programs amid wartime needs. Attendance is expected at 250 to 300 with about 150 spouses.
Lieut. C. C. Chamberlain of Rochester Minnesota, listed as missing after a plane was shot down in the Solomon Islands, sent a letter to his parents recounting 16 hours afloat. He says salt water dried his eyes leaving him blind for a day and a half while everything appeared as a dense cloud.
Walter Francis Crowley of 530 Tenth Street SE has enlisted in navy flight training after selection by the Minneapolis naval aviation cadet board. Upon orders to duty he will report to the pre flight school at Iowa City, after three years in the Cedar Rapids Gazette stereo typing department.
Mr and Mrs H A Stewart of 1229 Third Avenue SE have received word their son R H Stewart has been promoted from corporal to sergeant. He is stationed at Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
Naval Aviation Cadet Robert R. Carnes son of Mr and Mrs R R Carnes 1015 First avenue SW has been transferred to the naval air station at Corpus Christi Texas after completing primary flight training at Minneapolis Minnesota.
Sister Velma Donnan reports from 1126 First Street SW that Private George A Skalsky an air mechanic in the Army Air Corps has arrived safely in South Africa.
Dan Kruidenier formerly a Cedar Rapids detective, now serves as chief boatswain's mate with the Seabees at Allen, Norfolk, Virginia after enlistment in the naval construction battalion.
Wilbur Young Jr son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Young of 1227 Forty second street SE has been remoted to second class fireman. He is stationed somewhere in the Pacific.
Marvin Tharp son of Mr and Mrs Kim Tharp 1616 Fourth Street NW is serving with the navy in the Pacific. He has been promoted from corporal technician private first class to a higher rank.
Richard E Miller, son of Mrs Gail Miller of 313 G avenue NW, is promoted from corporal to sergeant at the Ozark unit. The notice confirms the rank change and hometown details for local readers.
Aviation Cadet Ernest Louvar route 2 Solon has been accepted for flight training and is stationed at Eaglefield Dos Palos Calif awaiting further instructions in the program.
Edwin Farrell formerly of 811 C Avenue NW has been transferred from the signal corps school at Valparaiso to the fighter command school at Orlando Florida.
Private Robert L. Greenlee son of Mr and Mrs Horace Greenlee 4326 Avenue NW has been assigned to Fort Knox Kentucky for basic training to qualify for duty with the armored forces.
Private F C Verteiko spends a two week furlough with his parents at 927 Fourteenth avenue SE and returns to his medical detachment at Camp Fungston Wednesday. Private Albert N Linkenback is stationed at Camp Barkeley Tex. Staff Sergeant F G Wessale is at the Almagordo air base in New Mexico. Everette Wells and Everette Shafer have been transferred from Camp Grant to Camp Adair.
Kenneth A Miller son of Mrs Mabelle Miller of 1502 Fourth Street NW has arrived at Camp White Medford Oregon for his basic millitary training local readers wish him success as he begins service for the armed forces
Two men from Texas left for military service on July 24. Shaefer's wife has moved to Cedar Rapids, altering their family situation.
Apprentice Rooks son of Mr. Strand Sirs DL Rooks 1034 Tenth Street SW has returned to Great Lakes after a short leave with his wife who lives at 617 First Street and other relatives.
Private Clarence J Lunacek son of Mr and Mrs Joe Lunacek of 2703 Wilson Avenue SW has been transferred from Camp Wolters Tex to Camp De La Lunacek serves in ordnance battalion.
Richard J Sundberg son of Mr and Mrs John E of 1242 Thirtieth street SE has joined the navy and is stationed at the naval training station in San Diego as an apprentice seaman third class.
Richard P. Louvar of route 2 Solon has enlisted as machinist’s mate and is undergoing recruit training at the Great Lakes naval training station.
Second Lieut Roger C Hawley has been sent to the OCS headquarters ordnance school at Aberdeen proving grounds in Aberdeen Maryland. He has been in Havre De Grace Maryland.
Fort Des Moines reports Capt. E. R. Payne says the flanking privilege of members of the Women Army Auxiliary Corps has been suspended.
Local farmers can place a three day want ad for sale items in The Gazette Want Ad department. Ads run for as little as a dollar and appear in the Fall 1942 Farm Land and Equipment Catalogue with extended exposure. Call 2-1121 or write The Gazette Want Ad Department for details.
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