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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1941

Page

11

Hopkins Sees Stalin Siding With War Resolve And Hatred Of Hitler

In New York AP dispatch, Hopkins reports Stalin’s calm, relentless determination to win the war and his personal hatred for Hitler. Stalin says Russia will fight its own war with Allied support, asking for supplies including tanks, guns, anti-aircraft gear, fuel, and barbed wire to sustain the pursuit against the Axis. Hopkins recounts a four hour interview during Stalin’s visit, noting the leader’s composed diplomacy and icy outrage at Hitler.

NEW York Moscow Josef Stalin Roosevelt Assian Amer Stalin Rusoe Russa Russia Ins Hitler Hopkins RAF

Yugoslav Patriots Lead 80,000 Fight Against Axis

A refugee Yugoslav government spokesman said about 80,000 patriots are waging fierce warfare in the Serbian mountains against Axis forces. Rebels have disrupted communications along Belgrade Paracin Nish and Zajecar routes as Italian posts were abandoned and potentially reoccupied by rebels.

London Yugoslavia Belgrade Paracin Nish Zajecar Grade Covar Sabo

Fireclaims 37 Feared Dead At British Clothing Factory

In Huddersfield England a five story clothing factory fire killed and missing reach 37 feared dead. Many workers jumped from upper floors as stairways were cut off by flames. Roof and floors collapsed. three bodies found and eight recovered. Dozens more listed as missing.

Huddersfield England Yorkshire

Institute suspends Propaganda Analysis Sheet bulletin

New York AP reports the Institute for Propaganda Analysis suspended its monthly bulletin during the war. President Kirtley F. Mather cited risk of misunderstanding and possible misuse by groups opposing national defense as reasons for stopping the publication.

New York Institute For A Kirtley F. Mather

Sarton Luthéran Pastor Resigns and Takes Nyman Call

The Rev. Mr. Carlson, who came to Cedar Rapids in 1936, resigns from Sarton LuthÉran ministry to accept a call at Nyman. A graduate of East Orange College and Augustana Theological Seminary, he was ordained in 1932 and has long aided in church work and music, appearing on KDKA in early radio days.

Mr. Carlson Cedar Rapids Ogee Prophetstown Fairfield Taimar Augustana Synod East Orange Augustana Theological Seminary Rock Island Synal Convelition Fargo Bare Carlson Carlson Alw KDKA Radio Broaing

Plans Completed for Owa Dog Watch Event in Cedar Rapids

Plans for the annual Owa Dog Watch at the Mohifoise hotel on Sunday November 2 are virtually complete announced by R C Dick Jones skipper of Cedar Rapids Navy club. More than 400 sailors and marine corps veterans are expected with Gov Hickenlooper attending. Philip R Weaver retired U S Navy and Commander F Jones listed to attend. Registration opens at 8 am on the hotel mezzanine floor with entertainment planned including night singing and dancing after dinner master of ceremonies Dempsey Jones.

R. C Dick) Jones Cédar Rapids Marine Corps BB. Hicken R Cedar Rapids Philip R. Weaver U. S. Navy F. Jones Iowa Exei Vo Omere Nie Jones Dempsey Jones

German Bombers Hit Radio Station in Faroe Islands

Berlin reports German bombers attacked a radio station on the Faroe Islands north of Britain on Thursday, part of raids aimed at British communications.

Berlin Faroes Islands Britain

Army blamed for venereal disease spread in service

W T U leader accused the army of failing to guard cadets against venereal disease and urged action against soldiers and officers. She argued liquor fuels the problem and called for vice-free zones as a condition for solving venereal disease in the military.

National Woman's Foran Mpe Union Apuilea Chean

Death Penalty For Killing Boy Five The Penalty Story

CHATHAM Ont AP The five year old boy was killed in a case prompting debate over the death penalty. Police say a suspect used a dog attack before fleeing the scene. The trial proceeded under provincial law with prosecutors seeking a harsh sentence.

Chatham Ont Thurstond St. Bernard

Leaders Named For Industrial Section Of Red Cross Drive

Richard Jones named chair of the industrial section for the Red Cross drive with W. Dart Smith as vice chair. He also announced group captains Walter Musker Sergeant Comp Sam Cis Gordon Ea Rudin Vernon Peters Alter Rech Henry Holscher Irwin Wasta to supervise plant memberships. The plan aims to load materials into cars by 6 9 0 to accelerate work before the drive begins on November 11.

Richard Jones Roma Ing Red Cross W. Dart Smith Cross Mr. Jones Ficettions Legion Walter Musker Sergeant Comp Sam Cis

Cedar Rapids Woman Wins Fox Hounds Awards

A former Cedar Rapids resident now living in Norwood Missouri won five awards in a fox hounds meet. Mrs. Cox earned a cup for the chain of the meet and a challenge trophy for the h las average. She is the daughter of Henry A. Zuber of 1636 Hinkley Ave NW Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids Norwood Fox Hounds Grove Cox Henry A. Zuber Hinkley Avenue Grant High School L. Walters

Professor Craige Earle Faces Alimony Claim in Cambridge

Superior Court Judge Grace L. Baird filed a $25,000 alimony claim against nationally known professor Craige Earle of Cambridge. The former wife, who won a 1935 divorce on desertion grounds, alleges ongoing financial support from the professor, whose income reportedly exceeds $100,000 annually.

Cambridge, Mass INS Superior Court John C Grace L. Baird Craige Earle

Berryville Woman Acquitted in Slaying Case

Mise Marie Pierce, 26, socialite farmerette and divorcee, was acquitted in Berryville Virginia on a charge connected to the fatal shooting of Louis Townsend Moreland, 51, a neighboring farmer. The trial drew local interest as the jury found her not guilty after deliberations.

Berryville Mise Marie Pierce Louis ‘Townsend Moreland

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