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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
10
The menus aim to feed a family of five two adults and three children for about $12 weekly. Each day’s menus and recipes promise a balanced diet with sufficient calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins to sustain heat, energy, and bodily functions.
Modern science may not outdo a home kitchen for delight with a chocolate chiffon cake a coffee ice box cake an orange sponge and a strawberry cream roll ask for the Special Cakes leaflet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the department in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Requests for Meta Given booklets should be addressed to her in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
President Roosevelt says the United States can stay out of war as events unfold in Europe. He notes cooperation from the press and outlines steps toward possible congressional action on neutrality, while recalling the return of Wilson from Germany and continued diplomacy. The president details rapid communications about German troop movements and the chain of alerts to key officials and press.
Four men broke into an airplane owned by Col Clarence Chamberlin at Cedar Rapids airport and started a motor briefly around 11 30 p m Thursday. They escaped in a car after airport crew gave chase. police checked the car’s license number as the former transatlantic flyer, notified by Capt Harold Sherman, reported the incident.
Frank F. Everest, 70, prominent Council Bluffs resident and Grinnell College trustee for 20 years, died of heart disease at his home. He founded Greenshields and Everest Real Estate and Insurance, served as director of the Nebraska Power company, and held positions with the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway and regional credit banks. Funeral services are set for Saturday.
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