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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1941

Page

19

How Do Objectors Reason Out Their Stand

A conscientious objector Dale Nebel of Washington Iowa explains his belief that force is unjust and that love could deter invasion. He is among 120 middleswestern draftees in civillian public service camp No 18 near Denison. The article notes Mennonite and Quaker aims and the National Service board for Religious Objectors guiding peaceful public service during the draft.

Denison, Ia IDPA Dale Nebel Washington Wayland Middlewestern States Here Highway 30 Schmidt Paretuay South America National Service Board For Religious Objectors CCC

Iowa Leaders to Attend State Nutrition Conference

District and county heads of civic groups in Iowa invited to statewide nutrition conference at Iowa State College. Gov. George Wilson and Dr. Charles E. Finley will speak morning program in Agricultural Hall. Dr. P Mabel Nelson chairs the state nutrition committee. Dr. Helen S. Mitchell of the Federal Security Agency will speak afternoon. Lucy E. Simpson of Cedar Rapids serves among speakers.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College P. Mabel Nelson George Wilson Charles E. Finley Agricultural Hall Helen S. Mitchell Federal Security Agency Washington Lucy E. Simpson Community Nutrition Service Cedar Rapids

Prisoner Overcome By Blazing Clothes In Cell Fire

Jasper Bowie 53 of Oskaloosa was nearly smothered by smoke when a fire lit his clothing in a Davenport prison cell. He was unconscious and dragged into the corridor by Police Lieutenant Bill Hennelly as his clothes were ripped off to save him.

Davenport Jasper Bowie Oskaloosa Bowie Bill Hennelly

Hunt Iown Realtor on Charge of Embezzling $450

Clinton report states Doe Hottle head of a Davenport and Clinton realty firm faces a warrant for embezzlement of 450 dollars. The charge concerns a contingent FHA loan fee deposited by Marlin Jordan and not returned after the loan was rejected. Sheriff notes Hottle may be out of state, delaying service.

Hunt Iown Clinton (Ap Doe Hottle Davenport and Clinton Realty Company Scott County Davenport Hottle Carroll Johnson Marlin Jordan Johnson Jordan Davenport (Ap Walter Bease

Farm Theft Case Ties Lester Bowers To Calf Heist

Lester Bowers 36 formerly of Cedar Rapids was bound over to the grand jury on a 1500 bond after pleading guilty to theft of a domestic animal. He allegedly admitted backing a truck to the Hugo Sievers farm and hauling away a 220 pound calf.

Davenport INS Lester Bowers Cedar Rapids Grand Hugo Sievers

Governor Wilson Attends Cedar County Fair Anniversary

Iowa Governor George A. Wilson joins Cedar County Fair’s seventy fifth anniversary events in Tipton. He appears in the judges stand during a grandstand dedication and speeches, while Rex Beresford and C. S. Miller direct the day’s contests. The coverage highlights slate of racing, cattle judging, and pony class winners with local and state officials present.

Cedar County Tipton Iowa George A. Wilson Wilton Junction Mat Stank Muscatine Wilson Earl Elijah Clarence The Fair Association Mike C. S. Miller Miller Ray Anderson Cedar Rapids Jack Willer Betty Thomas Iowa City Phin Gibson West Liberty

Louisiana Rains Halt Activities of Iowa Guard Units

Rain and rest ended a three week Louisiana maneuver period for Iowa 34th division troops. While most units stayed in base camps, only command posts conducted full battle like exercises, with crews from Jefferson, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Webster City, Sioux City, Des Moines, Neola, and Audubon. The 136th medical and 109th quartermaster regiments remained largely inactive.

DE Ridder Louisiana Iowa Jefferson Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Webster City Sioux City Des Moines Neola Audubon 136Th Medical Regiment 109Th Quartermaster Regiment Towa

Iowa coeds warned to say no in new orientation guide

Iowa City dispatch reports University of Iowa plans a 19 page orientation outline for incoming coeds. The guide covers etiquette and campus dating, urging students to refuse unwanted advances, park thoughtfully, and stay true to values with lines like "Would mother be proud of me?"

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa

Brownie Davis Sought in Delbert Quist Knife Attack

Officers search for pipeline worker Brownie Davis after Delbert Quist was slashed in the back with a long blade in a Wednesday evening incident. Quist required more than 20 stitches per wound and downplayed the event saying it was just a bit of fun, according to Sheriff Zeph Morgan.

RED Oak Brownie Davis Pipeline Employe Delbert Quist Zeph Morgan Quist Morgan

Child Dies Beneath Coal Truck Wheels

Burlington, AP reports 9 year old Robert Gerald Osborn son of Harold and Mrs Osborn died near his home after being run over by a coal truck driven by William Helmick. Coroner R O Giles said the boy was running beside the truck when his foot tangled in the wheel, throwing him under the vehicle.

Burlington Robert Gerald Osborn Harold Osborn R. O. Giles William E. Helmick

Fair Visitors Marooned on Royal American Wheel

Keokuk residents at the annual Fall festival were stranded for two hours on a giant ferris wheel when the Royal American show ride stopped. No injuries were reported.

Keokuk

Kay sisters hurt in Iowa car crash near Manilla

Two girl entertainers from Dubuque known as the Kay sisters suffered bruises and a broken arm after their car collided with a tractor driven by Charles McCone who turned into a farmyard near Manilla. They were en route to the Irwin colt show at Irwin and taken to Manning hospital.

Manning, In INS Dubuque Kay Sisters Manilla Charles McCone McCone Irwin Manning Hospital

Paul Bunyan Diet Is Offered Mennonites At Wellman Meeting

Special to The Gazette reports the General Mennonite conference at Lower Deer Creek church served 16 340 meals last week. The event used 1325 loaves of bread 1280 dozen rolls 1275 pounds of potatoes 450 gallons of ice cream 180 gallons of peaches 280 pounds of coffee 400 pies 409 pounds of cookies 66 gallons of cherries 50 gallons of pickles 950 pounds of cabbage 360 pounds of bologna 375 pounds of minced ham 1200 pounds of beef 95 bunches of celery 300 pounds of cheese 174 dozen eggs 1835 pounds of tomatoes 303 pounds of pork and seven cured hams. Four cooks 144 waiters and 32 helpers staffed the event. Paper plates eliminated dishwashing while three lard reodering vats held 100 gallons each for coffee. Five steam-boiled tanks plus six electric roasters and ten gas plates with 30 burners supported meal prep.

Gazette Wellman Lower Deer Creek

Seek Agreement To Reopen Coal Mines Now Idle In State

Louis Boldrini of Albia, president of the United Mine Workers in Iowa, reports 11 coal mines in Monroe and Wapello counties idle with about 400 miners. Union seeks Des Moines area working agreement and union recognition, hoping for wage increases up to 2.50 dollars per day. No negotiations with producers are underway.

Albia Louis Boldvini United Mine Workers of America Iowa Monroe Wapello United Mine Workers Des Moines Joe Tollari Tollari Des

Iowa wedding licenses plunge in four month period 1941

Iowa saw a 64 percent drop in marriages in May to August 1941 from the wartime high of 1940. Only 6,243 licenses were issued across 87 counties versus 17,373 a year earlier, though officials say volumes hover near long-term normals.

Towa Health Department Wisconsin Iowa Lee County Fremont Page Taylor Davis Dubuque County Scott Clinton Des Moines Mississippi Dubuque Allamakee Benton Black Hawk Buchanan Cedar Delaware Fayette

Set Up Program To Train Workers For Defense Factories

Des Moines industrialists and three federal officials met to plan an Iowa training within industry program for plants with defense contracts. A Davenport meeting will follow as officials warn of a likely skilled worker shortage and outline survey support, training methods, and vocational education integration.

DES Moines Iowa Davenport E. L. Olrich Minneapolis Minnesota Ulrich

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Denison Frank T. Nye America Vernon H. Schmidt Fove Zurich Switzerland Europe Bill Campbell Paul Bunyan Gretna Eric P. Pfeiffer State Vital Statistics Division Tass Tawa Illinois Missouri R_ M M. Sorenson
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