Town court fines multiple offenders in disorder case
Ed Reed 39 of 888 Center Point Rd NE was fined 100 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace with a suspended fine if he leaves town. Ted Longfellow 31 of 1330 First Ave E fined 50 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Ernie Woods 24 of 911 Seventh St SE fined 50 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Paul Hess 29 of 117 Eighth St NE fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Harrison Vernimont 29 of 2408 A Ave NE fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. J J Prochaska 3217 Waveland Dr SW fined 2 dollars and costs for running a stop sign with a suspended fine on payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim” Reed
Center Point Road
Reed
Ted Longfellow
First Avenue E
Ernie Woods
Seventh Street SE
Paul Hess
Eighth Street
Harrison Vernimont
A Avenue NE
J. J Prochaska
Waveland Drive
Dated Births Deaths and Local Court Fines Reported
A series of notices from Palo Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Atkins list births including Edna Railsback Otto Rindernecht Ruth Preston and William Boardman Jr and Mr and Mrs Buelford O Deen with a son on Sept 4 and Sept 5. Rose Besler aged 60 died at 1543 First Avenue East. Gerald Tappen 20 died in an auto crash near West Liberty. Justice of the Peace Court fines tally drivers without licenses and fines for front seat riders improper passing and intoxication with Mrs Loretta Sindelar sentenced to ten days in jail. All cases before Justice W A Rall.
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Edna Alice Railsback
Palo
Otto Henry Karl Rindernecht
Atkins
Ruth Preston
William Walter Boardman, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Letha Anciaux
Don Cooper
Iowa City
Rose Besler
First Avenue E
Gerald C. Tappen
Seventh Avenue SE
West Liberty
Justice OF Peace Court
Robert Robertson
Fifth Avenue SE
Harry Vernimont
Avenue NE
Adolph Metzendorf
Perth Ambor
N. J
Loretta Sindelar
W. A. Rall
Arrest Of Three Boys Clears Truck And Breakin Cases
Three juvenile suspects were arrested Thursday, resolving two cases. Two youths aged 15 and 16 admitted stealing a People's Grocery and Market truck. the vehicle was found wrecked near Bohemian National Cemetery. A 13 year old was caught by Detective George Connell for taking 50 cents from Ace Cleaners on First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
Bohemian National Cemetery
George Connell
Ace Cleaners
First Avenue E
Connell
Major Tucker Slaying Probe Yields Indictment of Wife
Los Angeles county grand jury indicts Marie Tucker, 39, in connection with the death of her husband, Major George A. Tucker, Fort MacArthur battalion commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Marie Tucker
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
George A. Tucker
Fort MacArthur
Famed Estes Park Hotel Is Burned
Estes Park's Lewiston hotel a famed resort hostelery lay in ruins after a 150000 dollar fire that destroyed its 200 rooms. Fire crews from three communities battled the blaze for hours before it was controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Estes Park, Colo
Ins
Lewiston
Submarine attack on USS Greer sparks fear of war spread
The navy disclosed that the U S S Greer attacked by a submarine near Iceland after carrying mail. The ship counter attacked with depth charges. location of the encounter was not released as Congress and officials weigh the incident’s implications for U S entry into the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Iceland
Greer
Cramp Ship Yards
Philadelphia
Laurence Hugh Frost
Washington
Frost
Fayetteville
Ark
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Rail wage talks seek 1.80 day rise and 30 cent hour boost
Rail unions press for minimum daily gains of 1.80 and 70 cent hourly floors plus vacations with pay. Carriers propose rule changes to improve efficiency, while unions reject non wage offers. Close to a 30 to 41 percent rise remains elusive with only a 10 percent defense boom offer previously on table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
ORC Could Mobilize 30000 Members If Strike Goes Ahead
F H Nemitz senior vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors says about 30,000 ORC members would be involved if a strike is carried out. ORC president Harry W. Fraser is in Chicago attending brotherhood sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H. Nemitz
the Order of Railway Conductors
O.R.C
Harry W. Fraser
ORC
Chicago
Brotherhood
Another Woman Nabbed As Spy in U S unit
New York police report attractive 25 year old Mrs Helen P Mayer arrested Friday as alleged member of the Nazi spy unit led by Kurt Frederick Ludwig. She is American born, daughter of a naturalized citizen, married to German born Walter Kurt Mayer now in Germany. Held on 10000 dollar bail after federal filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Helen P. Mayer
Naa
Kurt Frederick Ludwig
Spokane
Wash
Mayer
Walter Kurt Mayer
Germany
Man Admits Station Robbery in Missouri Valley
Edward Hoadley 31 of Baraboo Wisconsin is held after admitting the Iwana oil station robbery on Aug 19 in Missouri Valley. Station attendant Ed Brown 41 was slugged and seriously injured. Hoadley and a companion were arrested in Baraboo on burglary charges and the companion was held for prosecution while Hoadley waived extradition and was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Edward Hoadley
Baraboo
Wis
Logan
CA. Bullis
Iwana
Ed Brown
Hoadley
Wisconsin
Goebbels Reported Ill With Hysterical Fits
London dispatch reports Radio Moscow claims Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels is ill and suffers from hysterical fits. The UP dispatch notes the broadcast received Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Press
Radio
Moscow
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Call for knitters to aid Red Cross fall program
The local Red Cross seeks volunteers to craft surgical dressings and cardigans for draftees and Army enlistees. Under Mrs Edward Soboda the effort targets 290 cardigans by January 1 and a Sept 15 England shipment. Report to the Red Cross Production Room at 308 Third Street SE at 9 AM on Mon Wed or Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wells Creck
Edward Soboda
United States Army
Third Street SE
Grave mechanized tomb ends after 27 years in Belgium
Adolphe Bioux who died in 1914 was buried in a mechanized tomb that rotated daily for his will to reward a peasant. A nephew voided the will, requiring removal of the device. Diggers found a life size portrait and a stuffed parrot beside the casket, with funds for a village band to play tunes on feast days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Adolphe Bioux
Bioux
Hull Drops Hint Talks With Japs Not Going Well
Secretary Cordell Hull indicated exploratory talks with Japan are not going well. He told reporters he is curious about what happened to the talks after the White House conference with Nomura and suggested Tokyo would likely give the same answer. Hull did not reveal what is delaying the dispatch of a reply from President Roosevelt to Konoye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Cordell Hull
Japan
White House
Roosevelt
Kichisaburo Nomura
Hull
Tokio
Fumimaro Konoye
Community Notes Mix Local News And Advertisements
Blue Goose prunes and Italian prunes advertised for canning while theft report cites 75 chickens. Dances at J O F hall hosted by Townsend clubs. Deaths prompt travel for Dr H L Hinton and Mrs Effie Dennis's sister. Sunday worship at Shueyville United Brethren. First Presbyterian plans Sept 14 start. Y M C A Drum and Bugle corps interviews held. Navy school graduations for Phelps and Hartkemeyer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Senior Christian Endeavor
Man Discovers He Was Never Draft Eligible
William L. Marks of Flemington West Virginia learned he was 38 when his birth certificate arrived. Inducted into the army on February 14 he sought discharge after discovering he was not eligible for the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside, Calif
William L. Marks
Flemington
W. Va
Army
Marks
War Department
Vandal Tires Slashed at Omaha Storz Brewery Lot
Vandals slashed tires on an estimated 40 to 50 automobiles parked near the Storz brewery Thursday night in Omaha. Police investigated the incident and sought witnesses and security footage for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Storz
Baruch Criticizes War Production Setup After White House Lunch
Bernard Baruch, veteran adviser and former head of the World War Industries Board, emerged from a 75 minute lunch with President Roosevelt criticizing the new supply priorities and allocation board as a faltering step lacking final authority. He urged one man with authority and warned against plans to delegate price control to Leon Henderson, saying American industry must be harnessed to war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Veteran Administration
Old World War Industries Board
Roosevelt
City council approves tentative labor raises for truckers
Councilmen said an average 12 workers would gain about 74.88 dollars monthly as living costs rise. The raise, discussed for two weeks, excludes police and firemen who are negotiating separately. Final informal agreement reached Thursday afternoon.
Russians Press Attack Across Wide Front As Arctic Offensive Nears
The report describes heavy fighting across the Russian front from the Arctic to the Dnieper with immense casualties claimed by Italians and Germans. A Soviet Arctic push toward Petsamo could open a northern supply and base route, while the Smolensk Gomel sector sees ongoing assaults and German withdrawals to trap advancing forces. The Soviet air force raided Berlin with one plane reportedly shot down by German defenses.
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Leningrad
Berlin
Karelian
Arctic
Black Sea
Dnieper
Petsamo
Britain
United States
Norway
Smolensk-Gomel
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Daily Record
SoNew
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Houston
Mercy Hospital
Buelford O’deen
Fifth Avenue SW
James Newman
Marion
Sala
Navy
Greenland
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Rome
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
van Nuys
Austin
Eter Er Were
Coffee Sales Co
Towa
Say Man
City Briefs
A. E. Shaffer
Wilson Avenue SW
Townsend Clubs
Second Avenue SE
H. L. Hinton
Third Street
Decatur
Ill
C M. Hinton
St. Ludmila Church
Effie Dennis
Trenton
Harley Owens
William Shadow
Roosevelt Hotel
Rochester, Minn
Northwestern Hotel Association
A. L. Shaffer
Hinkley Avenue
Monterey Park
Calif
R. Ariel Cross
Y.M C. A. Drum and Bugle Corps
Navy Service School Grads
Donald A. Phelps
J. B. Phelps
Waterloo
Walter Hartkemeyer
Christian Hartkemeyer
Seventeenth Street
Navy Service School
Great Lakes
Phelps
Hartkemeyer
Craemer’s
Joal
Baruch
House
U. S
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration
Bernard M
Finland
Arctic Ocean
Okinow
Syyss
Lady’s Bulova
Man
Lady’s Westfield
Credit
Second Avenue
Middle West
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