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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1944

Page

5

Must Quit Partisan Thinking Gillette Plea At Jones County Show

Senator Guy M. Gillette urged Americans to abandon partisan thinking and vowed never again to see war in God willing language during a 2000 person horse show audience in Anamosa. He outlined three postwar peace steps, noted costs and debt, and pressed Midwest industrial development to sustain postwar income.

Wyoming Guy M. Gillette America Jones Gillette Anamosa Rotary Club Jones County Iowa Joshua Senate Connally United States Hull Moscow Russia Stalin Senate Foreign Relations Dumbarton Oaks Tom Stimpson Democratic George C. Claassen Senator Gillette Wolf’s Midwest

Iowa exams set for engineers and land surveyors

The Iowa state board of engineering examiners announced professional engineering exams for September 26 and 27 and land surveying on September 28. Tests will be held in the senate chamber of the statehouse.

Des Moines INS Iowa State Board of Engineering Examiners Senate Chamber Statehouse

Broadened Entrance Rules for Three Iowa Schools

Des Moines AP reports that the University of Iowa Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College will ease matriculation rules. A three institution committee led by Harry G. Barnes eliminated most musts for admission. Mature students seeking special studies can enroll with approval even without full entrance qualifications. Changes take effect immediately with a one year grace period to use old or new rules. It is hoped other Iowa schools may follow.

DES Moines Iowa University of Iowa At Iowa City Iowa State College Ames Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Harry G. Barnes Barnes

Rejuvenate Dome On State Capitol

The gold dome of Iowa's state capitol is being rejuvenated with new windows and two coats of sky blue interior paint. The dome will stay closed to visitors for at least ten more days, with eight windows replaced due to scratched glass. New names left by visitors are noted, including many from newlyweds on honeymoons.

Dunnington Predicts Soviet Dominance in Europe

Dr. Lewis L. Dunnington told the Linn County Old Settlers reunion at the Methodist church that Soviet Russia will be the dominant power in Europe and Asia for the next century. He praised Russia’s appeal to the common man, noted no communism in Soviet Russia, and said the Russian century is coming. Clyde Scott was elected president, with Frank Beach and Earl Biggs as officers.

Josef Stalin Winston Churchill Lewis L. Dunnington Town City Methodist Church Linn County Old Settlers Association Russia Dr. Dunnington Soviet Russia Stalin Europe Asia Clyde Scott Association Frank Beach Earl Biggs

Alligator Dies But Show Goes On at Jackson County Fair

Maquoketa report notes the Jackson County fair continued after the concession alligator, touted as the largest in captivity, died by strangling itself. The concession cut admission to 10 cents and kept displaying until closing night despite the loss. Officials cited cool weather and favorable winds as helpful.

Jackson County Maquoketa

Reunion Tea Hosts Recall Longtime Members

N. Goldsberry, 95, of Moline, a charter member who traveled far to attend the reunion, was complimented by Mrs. W. H. Perrin moving to Rockford and Mrs. Melvin H. Schmidt moving to Chicago. Mrs. Harvey Montgomery, assisted by Mrs. Walter Reinsch, hosted tea Thursday at the Montgomery home, 560 Thirteenth Street, with Mrs. Clayton Pitcher and Mrs. O. de Lundquist at the tea table.

N. Goldsberry Moline W. H. Perrin Rockford, Ill Melvin H. Schmidt Chicago Harvey Montgomery Walter Reinsch Montgomery Thirteenth Street Clayton Pitcher O. de Lundquist

Forty seven polio cases in Iowa in August

DES MOINES IN S reports 47 infantile paralysis cases in Iowa during August with six new cases in the last week. Two are in Benton county and one each in Polk Grundy Pottawattamie and Hamilton counties. Hospitals face crowded conditions as the disease nears a peak in six to eight weeks.

Des Moines INS State Health Department Iowa Benton County Polk, Grundy Pottawattamie Hamilton

Infantile paralysis case reported at University Hospital

Special to The Gazette. Johnson county records its first infantile paralysis case at University hospital in Iowa City. The patient is Elmer Hotz of Lone Tree, married with two sons, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Hotz.

the Gazette Iowa City Johnson County University Hospital Elmer Hotz Lone Tree Joe Hotz

Nationally Known Speakers Headline Iowa Bankers War Conference

In Des Moines the Iowa Bankers Association will host a war conference with speakers including Senator Owen Brewster discussing The America of Tomorrow. Burlington Railroad President Ralph Budd will address Planning for the Future. Camille Chautemps, former French premier, will speak on France Yesterday and Tomorrow, followed by Rear Admiral W B Young on Supplying Our Battle Fleets.

DES Moines Iowa Bankers Association Owen Brewster Rmaine The Senate Ralph Budd Burlington Railroad Camille Chautemps Washington France French Army of Liberation Budd W. B. Young United States Navy

Shoe Stores Show Big Gain in Sales in Iowa City

Iowa City July retail gains show shoes leading, up 42 percent over July 1943, reversing June performance when shoes rose 24 percent. Lumber and building materials dealers up 29 percent rank second, followed by women’s ready-to-wear at 17 percent and filling stations at 15 percent.

Iowa City SNS Iowa University of Iowa Bureau of Business Research

Alcoholics Anonymous Will Sip Soft Drinks

DES MOINES INS reports the first statewide AA convention will offer coffee tea and pop at a Saturday banquet for 175 attendees at Fort Des Moines hotel. Tea for the auxiliary, meals for delegates, and rounds of discussion focus on aiding men in recovery with guests from Davenport Waterloo Marshalltown Newton Burlington Cedar Rapids Sioux City Des Moines and cities including Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha.

Des Moines INS Alcoholics Anonymous Fort Des Moines A.A Minneapolis Davenport Waterloo Marshalltown Newton Burlington Cedar Rapids Sioux City Chicago Kansas City Omaha

Eastern Iowa War Casualties

Pfc Jack L Estle son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Estle from east of Columbus Junction was wounded by a sniper's bullet in southern France. The bullet entered his right shoulder and exited three inches below.

Columbus Junction Jack L. Estle Lawrence Estle France War Department

Pvt Raymond Sauer Wounded in Action in France

War department telegram informs Mrs Myrtie Sauer of Buchanan that Pvt Raymond Sauer of Walker was wounded on August 15 in France during World War II. The message confirms injury aboard military action and lists no further details for privacy.

Walker Pvt Raymond Sauer Bunner France War Department Myrtie Sauer Buchanan

Geraghty son in England hospital for wounds

Mr and Mrs W J Geraghty receive word their son Tech Sgt Carol Geraghty is hospitalized in England for treatment of injuries suffered August 15 while serving with a tank unit.

Marquette W. J. Geraghty Tech Carol Geraghty England Eeapee

Mrs John Maloney Receives Purple Heart for Son

Mrs John Maloney is awarded the Purple Heart on behalf of her son Pvt Emmett Maloney who was wounded in action in France on July 17. The ceremony honors his service and sacrifice in the war.

Waukon John Maloney Pvt Emmett Maloney France

Iowan Soldiers Wounded in Action Named by War Department

Washington AP war department released a list naming 22 Iowa soldiers wounded in action. Included were Pfc. George A McCann Coggan in the Mediterranean theater and Pfc. Verle and other Iowans cited for injuries amid ongoing World War II operations.

Washington War Department George A McCann Coggan Mediterranean Verle

Navy reports Huffman wounded in Southwest Pacific

Masterdam Iowa City Pharmacist's Mate 2/c Howard W. Huffman of Iowa City was wounded in action as the Navy Department announced.

Masterdam Central City Southwest Pacific Navy Department Howard W. Huffman Iowa City

Pfc Jimmy Russell Dies in Southwest Pacific Action

Pfc Jimmy Russell 19 was killed in action in the Southwest Pacific while serving with the Marines. He graduated from St. Patrick's High School in 1943 and was co-captain of the basketball squad. His father James J. Bose lives in Long Beach California.

Iowa City Jimmy Russell Southwest Pacific W. P. Russell Russell St. Patrick's High School James J. Bose Long Beach Calif

Marines Award Purple Hearts To Two Iowa Men

William H. Clemens of Oelwein and Leonard F. Duffy of the Solomons area receive Purple Hearts for wounds in action in the South Pacific and Solomons theater. Both are sons of local residents and are honored for wartime service.

Oelwein — Marine William H. Clemens John H. Clemens South Pacific Leonard F. Duffy Irving Duffy Solomons

Elton L. Gross Opens Local Law Practice

Strawberry Point reports Elton L. Gross will open a law practice in town. He has served in the Army Air Forces since 1942 and recently received an honorable discharge.

Strawberry Point Elton L. Gross

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