Justice of Peace Courts Report Dated September 8 1930
Frank Wallbourn of Tipton fined 10 dollars and costs for passing on a bill. In Mercy hospital Mr and Mrs Clarence Klinger of 621 Ninth Avenue SW welcomed a daughter on September 8. Mr and Mrs Joseph Powers of 508 Thirty-fifth Street NE welcomed a son on September 8. At St Luke's hospital Mr and Mrs R W Olmstead of Route No 1 welcomed a daughter on September 7. Mrs Julia E Booth aged 87 died at her home 1208 Third Street SW at 2:45 am Friday.
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Justice OF Peace Courts
Frank Wallbourn
Tipton
H. R. Churchill
Mercy Hospital
Clarence Klinger
Ninth Avenue
Joseph Powers
Thirty-fifth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
R. W. Olmstead
Julia E. Booth
Third Street
Police Court Deals Lafayette Man Over Pan Handling
Clark Southworth aged 49 of Lafayette Indiana receives a 30 day floater sentence in a police court case charging pan handling with noted city penalties and compliance requirements.
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Clark Southworth
Lafayette
Ind
Panhandling
Fire at Wes Cisler sandwich shop ignites from overheated motor
Fire crews from engine companies 2 5 and hook and ladder respond to a blaze at the Wes Cisler sandwich shop located at 127 Eighth Avenue SW after an overheated motor ignites the wait. The incident occurred at 10 14 p m on Thursday and took 29 minutes to control.
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Wes Cisler
Eighth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Pairings Named in Notice
Elmer R. Waller and Louise Mason of Cedar Rapids, Harry L Zearing and Nora Mc Graw of Mount Vernon, Vernon L. Rompot and Mildred C. Peterson of Cedar Rapids, Carroll Phelps and Marie Kepler of Cedar Rapids named in the notice.
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Elmer R. Waller
Louise Mason
Cedar Rapids
Harry L Zearing
Nora McGraw
Mount Vernon
Vernon L. Rompot
Mildred C. Peterson
Carroll Phelps
Marie Kepler
Poles Threaten Fresh Offensive Despite Retreat
AP report from Budapest quotes a Polish statement saying the army will start a new offensive and not capitulate. The retreat is described as strategic with the war expected to continue long, the air fleet is intact, and the world will understand soon.
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Budapest
Warsaw
Poles Might Press Counter Attack Amid Strain on Retreat
London based military experts warned Poland could still strike back but retreating beyond plans. They noted Poles are now more sheltered from direct assault yet have lost field bases railways arsenals and mines, a serious handicap for any counter move.
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London
Poland
Germany
Pomerania
Posnan
No Decision On Extra Session By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt has consulted Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress about an emergency session but has not decided when or if to issue a call. He reportedly discussed the issue at a two hour cabinet meeting with leaders including Senate Republican Leader Charles L. McNary who suggested a September convening. The president has been examining the feasibility of an extraordinary session to revise what he terms the neutrality act.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Salem
Ore
House
The
Arrow
Ryan
Hiawatha
Harry Cloud
Clapp
Jim Smith
Harlan Snyder
Express Company
Karl Fischer
State Department of Public Safety
Waterloo
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Manilla
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
S. C
North Western
Tama
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Eleven ships sunk in sea warfare off Portuguese coast
A convoy attacked by four submarines off Portugal's coast resulted in eleven ships sunk and 74 crew saved with 14 missing. Reports from Sept 6 note sinking or damage to multiple vessels, including the Carl Fritzen and the Jinery Inn, with survivors being taken aboard British warships and the United States liner Washington detailing a courteous submarine commander.
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Britain
Hamburg
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Ireland
United States
Washington
Europe
Lands End
England
Tamara
Oporto
Portugal
Farmer
London
Corinthia
Mars
Lisbon
Carvalho
Iowa Farm Income Rises Over Year Ago
Iowa farm income for 1939 reached 359 361 000 on August 1, with a gain of 46 059 000 from 1938. July income stood at 40 419 000. crops contributed 4 833 000, livestock 32 885 000, and federal benefits 2 701 000.
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Iowa
Washington
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Murphy Says Anti Profiteer Law Inadequate
Attorney General Frank Murphy after a Roosevelt conference said the current anti profiteering laws are inadequate to do a real job. He urged stronger measures to curb profiteering practices nationwide.
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Washington
Frank Murphy Friday
Roosevelt
Farmer killed by cow after bull goring incident
Oliver B. Roche a 42 year old farmer from Meadville Pa died Friday from fatal injuries after a cow struck him in the forehead with its horns following a prior goring by a bull.
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Meadville
Oliver B. Roche
Leib Denies Iowa U Tries To Lure Smaller Schools Athletes
Prof Karl E Leib chairman of the Hawkeye athletic board told the High Twelve club at the Roosevelt hotel that Iowa would not solicit players from smaller state colleges. He defended Iowa Big Ten policies on scholarships and outlined a proposed code to curb outside subsidies with severe intra conference penalties.
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Leib
Iowa U
University of Iowa
Karl E. Leib
Hawkeye Athletic Board
High Twelve
Roosevelt Hotel
Knute Rockne
Henry Luebeke
South
Iown
Big Ten
U S Plans to Continue Crop Restrictions
Wallace says the United States will maintain crop limits to balance demand and protect farmer interests while keeping farmland fertile. He notes large surpluses and adequate food supplies, cautions that higher production could push prices down harming agriculture.
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Wallace
Food profiteering fears rise as prices climb in wartime
Housewives groups and veterans demand government action against price gouging as sugar flour meat and lard costs surge. Meat prices appear unjustified given large pork supplies and near record hog harvests with corn and feed stocks ample for livestock.
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Thy
United
Pess
House
Agriculture Department
Report on Nazi Troop Discontent and Home Front Strain
Reports from France cite unrest in Germany with Goebbels guards replaced by Elite Guard troopers and power curtailed. Posters urge that even a 50 per cent wage rise cannot win the war as Germany Organizes a guerre totale with reduced salaries and mandatory labor.
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Germany
France
Mme
Genevieve Tabonis
Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Paris-Midi
Zurich
Switzerland
Polish Troops Used Few Divisions Amid Allied War Efforts
Paris and the press note Genevieve Tabouis of Oeuvre reports that Polish forces used only 15 divisions while 45 remained intact awaiting orders from the general staff. The citation is not provided.
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Paris
Genevieve Tabouis
Oeuvre
French Onslaught in West Reported Advances on Saar Basin
French forces pressed attacks across the Saar basin as German resistance and reinforcements mounted on the western front. The bulletin hailed improvements in certain sectors while warning of near Siegfried line action as British and French units move toward breakthrough to relieve Poland.
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Poland
Vistula
Warsaw
Siegfried Line
Basel
Switzerland
Germany
Luxembourg
France
Lauterbepyre
Saar
Rhine
Britain
Black Forest
Stock market rallies on steel and war issue gains
Heavy buying swept through the New York stock market on Friday as steels and other war issues posted extreme gains of 1 dollar or more. Grain markets retreated with Chicago wheat at 2.34 to 3.54 dollars a bushel after a week of sharp rises. other grains, livestock and lard also eased.
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New York
Chicago
Yugoslavia Denies London Mobilization Rumors
Belgrade officials rejected London reports of Yugoslav mobilization as completely untrue and said the government denies any such move amid rising tensions.
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Belgrade
London
Executives Club to Hear Dr Fishbein at Dinner
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the AMA will address the Cedar Rapids Executives club at a 7 pm dinner Tuesday September 12 in the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. He will speak on Socialized Medicine. The speaker is noted for exposing quackery and writes for multiple publications.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
M.d.'s of America
Cedar Rapids
A.M. A
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Warsaw Falls to German Troops in Broad Offensive
Dispatch describes German advances toward Pozen Lodz and Warsaw with Polish resistance limited to rear guards and scattered skirmishes. Front reports note uncoordinated Polish counterattacks north of Bromberg, with prisoners and depleted supplies as German forces press through collapsed rail hubs and bombed airfields.
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Pozen
Lodz
Warsaw
Middle West
Bromberg
Iron Ring
Flatow
Hitler
Polish Defenses Near Bromberg Prove Inadequate
The observer notes that Polish fortifications along a 15 mile line were scarcely finished with cement not dry and only partial barbed wire. Anti-tank barriers stood alone and were easily overcome by German forces. Poor preparedness and chaotic war damage marked roads, crosses for fallen soldiers, abandoned farms, and refugee movements.
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Bromberg
Roosevelt outlines emergency actions and congress session timing
President Roosevelt discusses a national emergency proclamation and the possibility of a special congressional session to revise the neutrality act. He says a session is unlikely before January but may be called to address arms embargo repeal and rising defense needs. He notes ample food supply and easing price concerns while Attorney General Murphy attends the briefing.
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FBI
Secret Service
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Murphy
State Department
Neutrality Petition Filed in Canada House of Commons
Ottawa AP Maxime Raymond liberal MP for Beauharnois Laprairie submitted a petition against Canadian participation in the European war. He said it was signed by thousands of citizens and laid on the table without comment in the house of commons.
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Ottawa
Maxime Raymond
Quebec
Beauharnois-Laprairie
House of Commons
Four Die as Car Hit by Train at Lincoln Crossing
Four persons were killed Thursday afternoon when their automobile was struck by an Alton passenger train at a crossing in Lincoln Illinois. The driver Fred Eaton about 50 of Geneva Nebraska was the only victim immediately identified.
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Lincoln
INS
Alton
Fred Eaton
Geneva
Neb
Wreck injures Oeven near Marion and halts trains
A freight train derailment near Marion injured Oeven and disrupted service on the Milwaukee Road. Brakeless cars rolled downhill from a nine tenths grade, striking a dirt embankment and causing extensive damage estimated at 80 000 dollars.
Heat Wave Routed By Cool Breezes In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids saw a morning cool down as gentle breezes chased away September heat. Temperatures rose from 66 to 75 by 1:15 pm and reached 79 by 2:30 pm, with earlier highs of 98 on Thursday and a 7 pm reading of 86 before midnight’s 76 on the Cham bers Inskeep company dial.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Record Heat Wave Breaks Across Midwest
Cooling eases a searing Midwest heat wave with NW breezes dropping temperatures from record highs. Forecaster Donnel predicts much cooler weather for Kansas lower Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys while eastern states stay warm. Rain expected by Friday as drought conditions persist with stock water shortages and crop stresses across Iowa Illinois Indiana and surrounding states.
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United Press
Northwest
U. S
C. A Donnel
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Great Plains
Weather Bureau
Plains
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
War-Room Prices May Save Iowa Farmer From Foreclosure
Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey postponed foreclosure action against Milton Edleman of Lost Nation after weighing whether wartime price rises could avert loss. Equitable Life of New York sought the foreclosure under the Frazier-Lemke act, but the judge noted the war has created a new emergency that may aid rehabilitation.
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Des Moines
Charles A. Dewey
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Milton Edleman
Lost Nation
Well Filled Coal Bin When Jack Frost Arrives
An advertisement urges readers to call City Fuel Co for Orient coal and hotel test coal to ensure a well filled bin as winter begins. Dial 2-115 for orders.
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Jack Frost
Fuel CO
Orient
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