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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1940
Page
19
A narrative on learning to control thoughts and feelings for health and happiness. It recounts Charlie’s brother’s death and a man’s journey through emotional instability, therapy, and a year of thought control training leading to improved well being.
Notable local travel and returns as residents head to Hollywood and the east. Shifts in markets show wheat, corn, oats, barley, hay, straw and livestock prices, with families visiting relatives across the country and trips through the south and west.
At Cedar Rapids gathering the Scottish society elected Peter Low as president James G McKeerron vice president W R Inglis secretary and Robert Jack treasurer A Bohemian Catholic parish buys nearby cemetery site of 18 acres along Ninth street for about 12500 Local market prices list wheat corn oats roe barley hay straw hens eggs hogs steers lambs with given figures
On October 3, 1940, Joseph A. Charipar was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Katherine Charpar, late of Linn County, Iowa. All debts should be paid immediately. claims must be proven in the Clerk of the Linn County District Court.
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts travel delays from San Francisco to Seattle and meeting two women on the way. One woman worries for a husband in Hawaii aboard a submarine while another cares for two fostered children on a Yakima valley ranch showing resilience and community care.
The speaker describes visits in Portland and Seattle, meeting Mrs Davis, Mrs Honeyman, and various supporters. He recalls talking with a hospital patient, attending a League of Women Voters meeting, and traveling by plane to Seattle where he feels at home with the family and admires the growth of the children.
Washington officials say the war department is speeding a nationwide muni tions industry. Of $774 million allotted by Congress, $550 million is allocated and most contracts are signed but not announced. In weeks, most funds are expected to be obligated under signed contracts.
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey charged on Thursday night that President Roosevelt is deliberately steering the United States into a system of state socialism.
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