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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1942
Page
2
Wiggam offers practical guidance on marriage and psychology. He suggests high soldier morale depends on home life and letters, and promotes studying love psychology, budgeting, self control, plus a simple self study method using pets and family behavior to improve self insight.
In Hudson New York Joseph Morell owner of a corner chocolate shop caught a wild rabbit with his bare hands while it cavorted near his store. Since hunting season isn’t open yet he released the animal for some hunter this fall.
Uncle Ray notes common superstitions about ladders and Friday the thirteenth, arguing caution in daily life. He cites dangers from trucks and cars, explains pedestrian signals and edge risks, and urges staying calm and vigilant in crossings and busy streets.
A new picture leaflet titled Submarine warfare by Uncle Ray offers ten pictures by Frank C. Pape and about several hundred words of text. Request copies by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray, care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
A Waterloo truck driver sobbed at police HQ recounting a daytime hijack through Waterloo to Cedar Rapids and robbery of 700 dollars. A car blocked Third avenue as drivers honked. Detective Earl Stanley aided the driver to the station. Max Mildenstein won a 160000 hospital addition contract at Oakdale sanatorium. Cedar Rapids clerk Wend R Vane scored 100 percent distributing state mail, handling 1300 pieces without error.
The specimen, presented to Lazell by Clayton D. Donley of 415 South Second Street, will join Bever Park aviary collection. Captured along the Iowa river by Donley and a companion, the four foot wingtip owl stands as the largest and finest of its kind in the region.
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