Three Dinners Highlight Social Activities in City
Cedar Rapids social scene centers on dinners at the Cedar Rapids Country Club and Commonwealth Tea Room. Hosts include Mr and Mrs A C Stewart at the Country Club with 12 guests. Dr and Mrs Joseph Hoegan of Wyoming are among out of town guests. Philip Yothers hosts a dinner in honor of Dr James McMillan who departs for Chicago internship, with a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Joseph Hoegan
Wyoming
James McMillan
Chicago
Philip Yothers
Fourth Avenue SE
Country Club
William O. Gray
H. Cedric Hahn
John J. Locher
Robert Daniel
Jean Witmer
Robert F. Vane
Weekend Visit Noted At Boisen Home
Miss Telma Speiker of Remsen visited this weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Boisen on Blake Boulevard SE. Miss Dorothy Boisen, a University of Iowa junior, also spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Boisen
Blake Boulevard
Telma Speiker
Remsen
Dorothy Boisen
University of Iowa
Mrs Miller and son Return Home From Oregon
Mrs Ben Miller and her son W E Miller have left the home of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs A E Durin at 2320 Linden drive SE after visiting Portland and neighbors return to their Los Angeles area home in LaJolla California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
W. E. Miller
Tschirgi Family Heads Home After Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs John Tschirgi of West Palm Beach Florida left Tuesday morning for their home after a week long visit with Mrs Matthew Tschirgi at 1514 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tschirgi
West Palm Beach, Fla
Matthew Tschirgi
Second Avenue SE
Mrs Caldwell to Host Luncheon at 1 P M Wednesday
Mrs Charles C Caldwell of 534 Vernon Drive SE will host a luncheon at 1 p m on Wednesday. She will be joined by eight guests in this courtesy gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Caldwell
Vernon Drive
Sidney Myers Hosts Dinner Party Honor for Warren Rambo
Mr and Mrs Sidney Myers of 1806 Grande Avenue SE entertained at a family dinner Monday honoring Mr and Mrs Warren Rambo of Janesville Wisconsin. Mrs Rambo was Marian Raybor before her marriage last Saturday. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Geiger and Mr and Mrs James McKee of Waterloo, Mr and Mrs Blaine Burrell of Vinton, and Mrs Daisy Rambo of Shellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Myers
Grande Avenue SE
Warren Rambo
Janesville
Wis
Rambo
Marian Raybor
Ray Geiger
James McKee
Waterloo
Blaine Burrell
Vinton
Daisy Rambo
Shellsburg
Mooseheart initiates seventy-one at Cedar Rapids gathering
Mr and Mrs P. J. Chapman Mrs Noble Smith and Robert Smythe led Cedar Rapids Loyal Order of Moose No 304 through Mooseheart child city day. Seventy-one persons were initiated. The Moose Cavaliers drum corps directed by Robert Smythe Jr performed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Chapman
Noble Smith
Robert Smythe
Cedar Rapids
The
Loyal Order of Moose No
Mooseheart
Moose Cavaliers
Robert Smythe, Jr
Mary Frances Husak Honored at Shower
Mrs John Anderle hosted a kitchen shower honoring Miss Mary Frances Husak bride elect of Herbert L Morehead Jr Guests included Miss Ruth Neary Miss Mary Nickoson Mesdames Ben Douglas of Grinnell Patricia Stephen Vernon Hendryx Robert Maddigan and Charles Katban Jr at 2741 Iowa Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderle
Iowa Avenue SE
Mary Frances Husak
Herbert L. Morehead, Jr
Ruth Neary
Mary Nick Oson
Ben Douglas
Grinnell
Patricia Stephen
Vernon Hendryx
Robert Maddigan
Charles Katban, Jr
Election of officers for Les Amies YWCA club
The new business girls' club renamed Les Amies at the YWCA held its meeting on Monday in the association building. Officers elected: Marcella Young president, Kathleen Terwilliger vice president, Betty Cumberland treasurer, Shirley Kreutner program chairman, and secretary and inter club council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Business Girls’ Club
Les Amies
Association
Marcella Young
Kathleen Terwilliger
Interclub Council
Betty Cumberland
Shirley Kreutner
Honor Dinner for Private Merle Eppers at Claiborne Return
Private Merle Eppers arrived back at Camp Claiborne Louisiana Monday after a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs A R Eppers 295 Eighteenth avenue SW. He was guest of honor at a family dinner Sunday with out of town guests Mr and Mrs A M Severn and their son Russell and Miss Margaret Kemp of Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Eppers
Camp Claiborne
A. R. Eppers
Eighteenth Avenue SW
A. M. Severn
Russell
Margaret Kemp
Fort Madison
Eileen Koehler Moves to Wichita Home
Miss Eileen Koehler of 1316 A venue NE will leave Tuesday for Wichita Kansas where she will make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Koehler
Avenue NE
Wichita
Kan
Freda Grimm and Kenneth Stewart wed in Second Christian ceremony
Freda Grimm daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Morningstar married Kenneth Stewart son of William Stewart US Navy in a 2 PM Saturday service at the Second Christian church with Rev I E Linkletter officiating. Bride wore RAF blue crepe with gardenia corsage. The couple will reside at 217 Sixth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Grimm
Charles H. Morningstar
Sixth Street
Kenneth Stewart
William Stewart
US. Navy
New York City
I. E. Linkletter
Virgil Glessner
Dorothy Wiedenman
Des Moines
Robert Procok
Clarence Trimble
Jerry O’hara
Morningstar
Stewart
Petersen's Baking Company
Rock Island
Modern Reading Club Luncheon Meeting Scheduled
The Modern Reading club will meet Wednesday for a luncheon at 1 p.m. at 1901 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs. Fred A Winter hosts with Mrs. John W. Beck as assistant hostess and Mrs. M. S. Hallman in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
Fred
Blake Boulevard
John W. Beck
M. S. Hallman
Oliver Stucker Hosts Halloween Party For M. M. Club
M. M. club members and their husbands were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stucker 2425 First Avenue E Saturday evening for a Halloween party. Mrs. John Burge and Wilbur Robinson won high prizes at five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Club
Oliver Stucker
First Avenue E
John Burge
Wilbur Robinson
Brown Family Weekend Visit at Yates City Isl
Mr and Mrs A G Brown of the Brown apartments returned home Monday from Yates City Isl where they spent the weekend with Mr Brown s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs C M Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Brown
Brown Apartments
Yates City
Isl
Mr. Brown
Mrs
C. M. Brown
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4915
Pattern 4915 by Anne Adams available in misses sizes 12 through 20. Includes a long sleeve or three quarter sleeve dress with fabric yardage listed and a free hat and bag pattern in the 1941-42 pattern book offer. Send 15 cents for pattern to Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern dept in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern Department
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
Plans to Marry Vivian Danberg and Robert Hammond
The engagement of Miss Vivian Danberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Danberg 1220 First Avenue W to Robert M Hammond son of Mr and Mrs C P Hammond of Newark New Jersey was announced by Mrs Danberg at a tea. The couple will wed November 22. Miss Danberg who graduated Roosevelt High School in 1937 works for Dr R D Proctor. Hammond earned a degree from the University of Newark and worked as field auditor for Equitable Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Danberg
Frank Danberg
First Avenue
Robert M. Hammond
C. P. Hammond
Newark
N. J
Danberg
Elin Carstens
Lavonia Butler
Lavina Hasely
Roosevelt High School
R. D Proctor
Hammond
University of Newark
Omega Psi
Pj Mu Epsilon
University of New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Pvt Harold McGowan Is Honored At Halloween Party
Pvt Harold McGowan of the general headquarters air corps department at McChordfield Tacoma Washington was guest of honor Saturday at a Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Edwin Snenicka on route 3 Guests enjoyed cards and community singing with a list of attendees including Misses Helen Coleman Alma Varvicek Martina Gelski Julie Bena Mary Drahos Marjorie McGowan Barbara Suchomel and several others. the gathering featured local families and service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McGowan
General Headquarters Air Corps Department
McChordfield
Tacoma
Wash
Edwin Snenicka
Route 3
Helen Coleman
Alma Varvicek
Martina Gelski
Julie Bena
Mary Drahos
Marjorie McGowan
Barbara Suchomel
Ernest Soukup
Charles John
Eddie Jandl
Merril Flitch
Stanley Miller
Stanley Vislsel
Louie Drahos
Henry Ham
Bruce Rigby
Lumir Pisney
Bill Bena
Ernest Bena
Dale Strong
Bob Wislsel
Marvin Nemecek
George Stejskal
Women Voters League Luncheon Discusses Juries
The League of Women Voters group met at Commonwealth tea room for lunch. The program traced jury origins from English common law to today, with Mrs. George F. Miller reviewing the grand jury and Mrs. George C. Claassen leading a mini real jury exercise on petit juries. Discussion included Dewey's blue ribbon jury system and the Ruth Commission investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Government
League of Women Voters
Commonwealth Tea Room
George F. Miller
George C. Claassen
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Ruth Commission
Frank Hacs Celebrate Forty Ninth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Hacs of 1603 Hamilton Street SW were honored Sunday on their forty ninth wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Ox Yoke Inn in the Amana colonies. The afternoon and evening included card games at the home of Mr and Mrs R J Kucera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hac
Hamilton Street
Amana
R. J. Kucera
Eighteenth Street
L. W. Stritesky
R. L. Stritesky
John H. Threlkeld
Robert Kucera
Ruth Anne Stritesky
Robert Koutsky
Don DeFore Visits Parents in Hollywood Home
Don DeFore of Hollywood, fresh from The Male Animal at Warner Brothers, is visiting this week at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. DeFore, 830 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don DeFore
Hollywood
Warner Brothers Studio
Mrs. J. E. DeFore
Seventh Avenue SE
Betty Bachman Elected President of Junior Volunteers
Betty Bachman was elected president of the Junior Volunteer circle of the King's Daughters at a meeting held Monday in Ann Hill's home. Doris Jackson became vice president and Miss Hill secretary, with Charlotte Trewin treasurer and other officers named. Initiation for five members occurred and devotions were led by Miss Hill. Upcoming meeting is at the Wallace home, 1814 Third avenue SE, on Nov. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bachman
The
King's Daughters
Ann Hill
Doris Jackson
Miss Hill
Charlotte Trewin
Frances Allen
Jennie McCowan
Charlotte Penningroth
Esther Schuller
Henry Haegg
Elora Boardman
Jeanne Wallace
Cynthia Daly
Wallace
Third Avenue SE
Okacita Camp Fire Hosts Halloween Party
Members of the Okacita Camp Fire group held a Halloween party Monday afternoon at Polk School. The event featured games and activities guided by guardian Mrs. R. J. Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okacita
Polk School
R. J. Lubbock
Tyler PTA Study Group Meeting Thursday
Tyler PTA announces a study group meeting set for Thursday at 2 p.m. The gathering will be held at the school and is open to all members and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler. Tyler
Woman's Club Hears Dean Geiger
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club met to hear Dean C Harve Geiger acting president of Coe College discuss Problems of Normal Growth and Development He explained growth development and normal and noted key factors for normal growth including food exercise and sleep Several new members joined and a guest night is planned for November 10 with magician Charles C Vance at the Coe chapel Reporters covered the General Federation convention notes from four members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Dean Geiger
Woman's Club
Frank E. Livingston
G. H. Warkentine
Emma B. Auten
William L. Boyer
Emestene Defever
W. D. Smith
Joseph Pelton
Elizabeth North
Charles Vantalge
W. A. Wick
L. W. Ludlow
J. Nowachek
Hugh L. Estep
May Repstein
Robina Wilson
John T. Hecker
Charles C. Vance
Coe Chapel
H. A. Heiserman
F. W. Damour
Mary Woitishek
Anna Woitishek
Paul Blessing Honored at Twin Sendoff Parties
Pvt. Paul Blessing left Monday for Camp Claiborne Louisiana after a 15 day furlough at his Cedar Rapids home. He was guest of honor at a Saturday party hosted by Lester and Hazel Trachta with several Blessing relatives and friends in attendance. A Sunday picnic dinner at his parents home included many relatives from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blessing
Camp Claiborne
Howard Blessing
Outlook Drive
Lester Trachta
Second Street
Margaret Trachta
Robert Blessing
Naomi Blessing
Richard Schultz
Clarence Trachta
Mr. Blessing
Miss Trachta
Chester White
Leonard Blessing
Richard
Schultz
Charles Trachta
Elmer
Don
Maude Blessing
Miss Blessing
Cedar Rapids
James S. Kohl
Ray Kamerling
Billy
Lisbon
Arnold Blessing
Donna Jean
Waterloo
Elmer King
Marion
Eileen Shipton and Dale Hall Wed at Nashua Church
The Little Brown church at Nashua hosted the October 18 wedding of Eileen Shipton and Dale Hall. Rev. F L Hanscom officiated with George Story and another Cedar Rapids couple as attendants. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a brief honeymoon with ties to Marengo Roosevelt and local employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Nashua
Eileen Shipton
J. H. Shipton
Fourth Avenue SE
Dale E. Hall
Fairfax
Guy Hall
Alburnett
F. L. Hanscom
George Story
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Twelfth Street
Hall
Marengo High School
Newman's
Roosevelt High School
Enzler
Pvt Edgar Curtright Leaves for Camp Clai borne
Pvt First Class Edgar Curtright leaves Cedar Rapids after a 15 day furlough for Camp Claiborne Louisiana. He is guest of honor at a Halloween buffet and farewell party hosted by his mother Mrs Harry Robinson at 354 Eighth Avenue Southwest. Guests include Mrs Andy Anderson and her daughters Bobby and Betty Billy Shaffer and Mr Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Curtright
Camp Claiborne
Cedar Rapids
Harry Robinson
Eighth Avenue SW
Andy Anderson
Bobby
Betty
Billy Shaffer
Mr. Robinson
Hard of Hearing Societies Plan Costume Party
Members from both Hard of Hearing societies sponsor a hard times party Thursday at 7 30 p m in the H O H rooms 12614 Third avenue SW. Attendees are urged to wear costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O.H
Third Avenue SW
Children’s Clinic Gains Ground In City Health Program
The city runs a community nutrition service at 401 City Hall with a new children’s clinic opened a month ago for ages two to 12. Miss Lucy Simpson leads it. a child specialist offers weekly exams Thursdays 9 to 10. Diets prescribed are affordable. service runs 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Clinic
City Hall
Lucy Simpson
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Waychoff Finn Wed In Watkins Minnesota
Miss Betyan Waychoff daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Waychoff of Watkins and Frank T Finn eldest son of Mrs Anna Finn Cedar Rapids were married Saturday at 930 am in St Patrick's church Watkins Rev N A Keffler officiated An altar arrangement of chrysanthemums and dahlias accompanied the ceremony The couple will reside at 1805 Blake boulevard SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betyan Waychoff
John E. Waychoff
Watkins
Frank T. Finn
Anna Finn
Tenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Francis Finn
Los Angeles
St. Patrick’s Church
N. A. Keffler
Eldo Voss
Siepman
Norway
Finn
Norway High School
Collins Radio Company
Blake Boulevard
Silver wedding anniversary dinner hosted by the hubers
Dr and Mrs C F Huber hosted a Sunday dinner at 1732 Bever Avenue SE for their silver wedding anniversary with 22 guests. Guests included Miss Mary Jane Huber from Iowa City Mr and Mrs Stanley Josifek of Elberon and Miss Peggy Kopecky of San Diego. An all white cake with silver beads and white tapers complemented the table. The Elks club had 17 guests Saturday and presented silver candelabra to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Huber
Bever Avenue SE
Mary Jane Huber
Iowa City
Stanley Josifek
Elberon
Peggy Kopecky
San Diego
Elks Club
Mrs Mahaffy Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Tea Room
Mrs. Charles Mahaffy of 1849 C avenue NE hosted a luncheon Monday for eleven guests at Mrs. Wurster's tea room. The group later moved to Mrs. Mahaffy's home to play bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mahaffy
C Avenue NE
Three Groups Offer Financial Aid For City's Safety Week
The American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Chamber of Commerce pledge support for Safety Week. A meeting of the planning committee, led by Scotty McLeod, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Chamber, will set final arrangements for the drive to reduce Linn county accidents and the White Friday event on November 7. Mayors from Linn county towns will attend, and other organizations are invited to send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chamber of Commerce
Scotty McLeod
Linn County
The Correct Way to Wash Your Face for Teens
Dr Mary MacFadyen explains a soap and water facial cleanse is safe and effective for most skins. Weekly guidance covers washing frequency bolding gentle technique and using a soft cloth with warm water and mild soap.
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Legal Notices
Cub pack 24 meets at Gar field school Wednesday at 7.30 pm. Apron dance and card party sponsored Wednesday at 2 pm in C I B J hall by Townsend clubs auxiliaries Nos 1 and 3. Link Belt Speeder auxiliary hosts card party Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs. Earl H. Millers 927 C avenue NW. Mrs Verdi F Lenzen hosts St Elizabeths Guild desert luncheon at 1 pm Wednesday. Rev D A Loferski of St Johns Episcopal Church visiting Chicago. Glenn Melvin MecMurrin files bankruptcy petition debts 584.21 assets 550. Ladies auxiliary to Federal Labor union No 18619 hosts card party Wednesday 7 30 pm Glow room Gas company. Donald J Condon and Ralph F Dresher admitted to practice in northern district federal court. Cedar Rapids Navy club meets at Montrose hotel 8 pm Wednesday to plan Iowa Dog Watch convention. state meeting scheduled for Nov 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. B. J. Hall
Townsend
Earl H. Miller
C Avenue NW
Glenn Melvin MecMurrin
H Street
Federal District Court
Federal Labor Union
Penick and Ford
Donald J. Condon
Ralph F. Dresher
Cedar Rapids
U. S. District Court
George C. Scott
Enlistment of Charles E Berry in Local Army Office
Charles E Berry age 1 of 307 First Avenue SW was enlisted in the army on Monday. He is ordered to report to the ordnance department in Baltimore Maryland. Local recruiters announce vacancies in the army air corps for those enlisting at the post office building on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Berry
First Avenue SW
Army
Ordnance Department
Baltimore
Army Air Corps
Post Office
Women Targeted Talk by Rev H E Trimble at Second Christian
The Rev H E Trimble of Centerville will speak Tuesday night at the Second Christian church on Third avenue and Sixth street SE. The service is arranged for the women of the congregation and will focus on "Women's Opportunity."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Trimble
Centerville
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street SE
Cedar Rapids Born Researcher Aids Cod Liver Oil Efforts In War
Maurice Stansby, Cedar Rapids born researcher for the U S fish and wildlife service, heads a Ketchikan Alaska laboratory testing domestic cod liver oil production. With Norway cutting off exports due to World War II, the United States may become a major producer. Trials show sufficient oil producing fish in Ketchikan waters and potential for home manufacture of vitamin D, while vitamin A remains harder to produce. Stansby notes Norway’s proximity gives an edge in raw materials, but experiments could curb Norway’s cod liver oil exports to the U S. He has lived in Cedar Rapids and St. Paul, earned degrees at the University of Minnesota, and works to build a new American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Alaska
Norway
United States
Maurice Stansby
America
Stansby
Ketchikan
Ketchikan Laboratories
Iowa
Stanseby
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Delegations Gather for Service Start Monday Night
Services began Monday night with delegations from the First Christian church of Cedar Rapids and churches in Marion and Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church of
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Center Point
Converts Night at Sunshine Mission Led by Dykhuizen
Tuesday night at the Sunshine Mission features Converts Night with services led by William Dykhuizen a Mission convert Miss Enid Miner Miss Virginia Miner and Miss Mary Tremain provide special music. Dr David J. Berger of Coe College spoke at Monday’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
William Dykhuizen
Enid Miner
Virginia Miner
Mary Tremain
David J. Berger
Coe College
Ys Men Initiate Seven At Cedar Rapids Dinner
Seven new members were initiated into the Cedar Rapids Ys Men’s club during a Monday dinner at the YMCA. The inductees were Paul Parks, Harry Morgan, Art Snider, Pat McNally, L. W. Woolfolk, Joe Scannell, and Robert O’Meara, with Willard Heath leading the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Y’s Men's Club
Paul Parks
Harry Morgan
Art Snider
Pat McNally
L. W. Woolfolk
Joe Scannell
Robert O'Meara
Willard Heath
Return To Camp After 15 Day Furlough
Sergeant John F Krejci returns to Camp Claiborne Louisiana after a 15 day furlough spent with parents Mr and Mrs Charles Krejci at 1524 Fifteenth Avenue SE He was joined by Mr Robert Erlacher of Camp Claiborne Also returning to Camp Claiborne Saturday is Private Jerry Svaton who spent his furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Anton Svaton at 875 Shaver Road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Krejci
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
Charles Krejjci
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Sergeant Krejci
Robert Erlacher
Pvt
Jerry Svaton
Anton Svaton
Shaver Road
Japs Reported In Naval Move
London reports a Vichy radio dispatch says units of the Japanese navy at Fuchei have departed for an unrevealed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Move
London
INL
Fuchei
Japan Denies Clashes on Manchurian Border
Tokyo reports a government spokesman denies reports abroad of clashes with Russians on the Manchurian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Manchukuan
Ryerson Quits America First Over Wartime Emergency
Edward L. Ryerson a Chicago steel magnate and member of the national committee resigns from the America First committee citing the emergency that may bring war any moment. He informs Gen. Robert E. Wood unity is needed whether at peace or war and notes several other national committee members have resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Edward L. Ryerson
National Committee
America First Committee
America
Robert E. Wood
Ryerson
Cedar Rapids levy totals rise and fall across funds in 1941
The 1941 levy for Cedar Rapids and area districts shows increases in school and county funds though some bonds and widow pension cuts reduced totals. The city reports 57,454,114 plus 901,250 agricultural land value, with 24,401,992 money and credits overall, while other districts like Manhattan Lisbons Fairfax and Mount Vernon report varied mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Manhattan
Coggan
Lisbons
Mount Vernon
Potential all continental drive opens as highways expand
Within six or seven years it may be possible to drive all the way to South America on good highways. The forecast highlights growing road networks and regional connectivity boosting cross long distance travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
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