Iowans Announce Weddings And Engagement News
Iowans share a autumn social calendar with multiple weddings and engagements. Bernice Kubovec plans marriage to Gail A. Wiese in Sept at the University of Iowa circle, while Helen Schoenthaler and Earl Holst wed in North English today. Marion Hansen and Frank Barber wed at Nashua, with receptions and home plans announced. Adele Barr Buesch and Dr J Galvin marry in Oelwein, followed by a breakfast, as Harriett Platner becomes engaged to George Caraway of Mount Vernon.
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V. Kubovec
Twentieth Avenue
Bernice
Gail A. Wiese
Sioux City
Hattie Wiese
Anita
Miss Kubovec
Mr. Wiese
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Wiese
Rho Chi
Teller Drug Company
Helen Marie Schoenthaler
Des Moines
A. C. Schoenthaler
Earl Holst
John Holst
Keystone
Little Brown
Nashua
Marion Hansen
Waterloo
George W. Hansen
Central City
Frank A. Barber
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Barber
William Kent
Doris Gene Haines
Coggon
Maynard Hansen
LaMoille
Clearlake
Hotel Mealey
Mrs. Galvin
Glenn Platner
Marion
Harriett
George Caraway
G. H. Caraway
Mount Vernon
Gestapo Seals Traffic in Prague Karlin Quarter
Paris dispatch says the Gestapo has arrested many and banned all traffic at night in Prague Karlin, following discovery of an organization aiding the Allies. Havas reports the move targets suspected resistance activity.
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Paris
INS
Gestapo
Karlin
Prague
Havas
McEvoy Judgment Set Aside in Illinois Case
A default judgment of 3 255 dollars against J P McEvoy, noted magazine writer and Hollywood scenarist, in favor of his former wife Mrs Mary B McEvoy, was set aside by Circuit Judge Ralph J Dady in Waukegan Illinois.
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Waukegan, Ill
INS
J. P. McEvoy
Mary B McEvoy
Ralph J. Dady
Submarine shortage and regrouping reported in Atlantic
The London Daily Telegraph, via Paris dispatch, says many German U boats in the Atlantic have exhausted torpedoes and some lack fuel. It adds a second group has departed bases to relieve submarines that have operated for two weeks.
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London
INS
Atlantic Ocean
London Daily Telegraph
Paris
Loss Total At 200 Billions In Idle Economy Declares Report
Washington AP The national resources committee estimated the nation's loss from idle men and machines during low mood years at 200 billion dollars. The study argues price and production controls have replaced open markets and that rebuilding industrial capacity or housing for families would be possible if resources were fully deployed. It stresses a long term effort to increase individual value and fulfillment while rejecting share the wealth ideas.
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Washington
National Resources Committee
Gardiner C. Means
Biddle Returns To Poland Amid Warsaw Aide Fears
American Ambassador Anthony J Drexel Biddle drove to Katyn Poland from Cernauti Romania but could not obtain word from Foreign Minister Josef Beck on the fate of six American consular officials left in Warsaw The state department said no report was made about embassy staff remaining in Warsaw but two aides later rejoined the ambassador amid the German attack on the Polish capital.
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Katy
Poland
INS
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Cernauti
Rumania
Josef Beck
Warsaw
Biddle
Beck
State Department
Washington
City briefs and personals in local notes and notices
Community items list meetings for Cub Pack No 19 St Rose circle and local organizations. Mention injuries from a scaffold fall at a farm near Charles Petrack. travel news includes visitors from Tustin California returning home.
Watson drug store pharmacist hosts two week visit
Mr Muller's nephew Eugene Wieneke accompanies him for a two week stay in Tustin where Muller operates the Watson drug store as its pharmacist.
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Mr. Muller
Eugene Wieneke
Route One
Tustin
Watson Drug Store
Veterans of Foreign Wars Second District Meeting
A Second district meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held this afternoon at 2 in the Memorial building. A banquet, to be served at 6 p.m., will be followed by dancing.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Building
Train derailment blocks Eighth Avenue traffic
A switch engine No. 259 of Illinois Central derailed while moving four merchandise cars between First and Second streets on Saturday evening. One car also derailed. The engine and car were later rerailed and traffic reopened mid-evening after hours of work.
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Eighth Avenue
First
Second Streets
Illinois Central
Cars damaged in Second Avenue collision involving three vehicles
Harold Woodard and John LaGrange reported slight damage after a three car crash on Second Avenue between Second and Third streets SE at 4 15 pm Saturday. Woodard said he was traveling east when LaGrange stopped ahead and another vehicle struck Woodard from the rear.
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Harold Woodard
H Avenue NW
John LaGrange
Fifth Avenue SE
Second Avenue
Second and
Third Streets
Woodard
LaGrange
Two Grand Rapids Women Injured In Cedar Rapids Crash
Mercy hospital reported no change in the condition of Jean Ann Fritz and Ruth Sullivan. The women were seriously injured in an auto crash west of Cedar Rapids on Wednesday. Sullivan remained in fairly good condition while Fritz was still critical.
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Mercy Hospital
Jean Ann Fritz
Ruth Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Miss Sullivan
Miss Fritz
Godstone caves eyed as air raid shelters near Caterham
Fourteen miles of caverns extend underground from Godstone with passages 200 to 400 feet deep. Local authorities in Caterham consider the caves as potential air raid shelters in wartime readiness.
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Godstone
Caterham
England
Forecast of Growing Demand for U S Farm Products
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecast a broadening demand for most American farm products in coming months due to the European war and higher domestic incomes. It warned against overexpansion, noting ample supplies and potential postwar price risks while predicting stronger Latin American trade and quicker domestic industrial recovery.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
German Siegfried Line Still Incomplete States Brussels
The London Daily Herald dispatch from Brussels reports continued delays on the Siegfried Line with workers expressing widespread dissatisfaction while laboring to finish the fortification.
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London
INS
London Daily Herald
Brussels
Camp Fire Girls Open Cedar Rapids Membership Drive
Miss Dorothea Canfield arrives as field secretary to guide a citywide Camp Fire membership drive running through December 1. The campaign uses a wheel in the Camp Fire office to track progress with groups of twenty girls, guardians, assistants and sponsors. Radio announcements on WMT will air from September 26 for two weeks, and each new enrollee earns a national honor.
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Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Canfield
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Canfield
New York University
Miss Canfield
Camp Fire
Romanian Oil Dispute With Germany Raises Tensions
In Bucharest a German mission led by Dr Karl Claudius presses for large Romanian oil exports to supply German war equipment. Diplomats and oil producers say the oil Germany seeks is already pledged to French British or American firms, threatening a sharp turn in the stand off.
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Bucharest
Karl Claudius
Germany
Neighborhood Boy Gang Harasses Residents
Police were asked by Mrs. Hattie Vaverka of 216 Fifth Street SW to monitor a gang of 20 or more youths causing damage in the alley behind her home. They reportedly threw rotten apples at Dr. T. W. Little and dirtied a freshly washed car, and neighbors say they are insulted when leaving their houses. Mrs. Vaverka named several ringleaders and urged an investigation.
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Hattie Vaverka
Fifth Street
T. W. Little
Parked Car Breaks Away Crashes Into Boathouse
Albert Schultz 35, of 1600 N street SW, said his car rolled from Ellis beach on aSaturday at 1 15 p m and struck a boathouse on the Cedar river after slipping from its parking place near Ellis boulevard NW. Schultz suspects either a shove or brake failure.
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Albert Schultz
N Street
Cedar River
Ellis Beach
Schultz
Ellis Boulevard NW
Baruch Urges Stronger U S Defenses To Prevent Invasion
Bernard Baruch said the United States faces inadequate defenses amid shifting European and Asiatic politics. He urged a large army and air force, a stronger navy, and warned profits from war would be eliminated if the nation enters conflict. He favored deterrence to keep the U S out of war.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Baruch
War Industries Board
Roosevelt
Washington
Substitute Limes For Lemons In Dessert Chiffon Pie
Mrs Gaynor Maddox NEA Service writer describes a lime based chiffon pie with lime juice gelatin egg yolk sugar and vanilla. The recipe yields a light green delicate filling and uses whipped cream garnish.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA Service
Local permits issued during the last week list many dwelling and garage projects
A weekly permits roundup records numerous new dwellings and garages with costs ranging from 10 to 5 000 dollars. Projects span addresses across NE SW NW and SE including new dwellings at 120 Thirty seventh street NE 1507 Hamilton street SW and 2019 avenue NE plus reroofs remodels and additions for individuals and firms such as J F Messinger and Sons and Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway.
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Chris OQ. Skaar
Thirty Seventh Street
L. Curtis Wood
Thirty-fifth Street
K. W. Pigman
M Avenue
John Rohlena
Hamilton Street
Herman Westfall
M Street
Ella D. Smith
Eighth Street
A. B. Nicholas
Oakland Road
J F. Messinger
Marie J. Dorland
A Avenue
Charles Pospishil
Seventeenth Avenue
Jennie Holubar
Secure Avenue
Charles E. Anderson
Nineteenth Street
A. C. Briles
Eighteenth Street
John W. McKenna
K Street
Ed Strasburger
F Avenue
Frank Goodrow
First Street
Lula Davis
Otis Road
Frank Sburanek
Nellie Broberg
First Avenue
Joe Felter
C Street
Mr. Ehrenberger
Fourth Avenue
Stanley Pazour
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway
Tenth Street
Phillips Petroleum Company
Fourteenth Avenue
Anna Bell
B Avenue
Eli Abodeely
Sixth Street
J. W. Tubbs
Sixteenth Avenue
First Lutheran Church
Ea Avenue
S. D. Graff
Agnes Clair Gallagher
Twelfth Street
Charles Beck
Eighteenth Avenue
Leona J. Polansky
Second Street
Mary Lund
Anna M. Bell
Tenth Avenue
Joe Dvorak
Twenty-sixth Street
Floyd A. Thompson
Emma Kriz
Elma Rose
John J. Hartl
David Kvapil
Sixth Avenue
Howard Forsyth
H Avenue
M. F. Cox
Washington Avenue
D. T. Stanton
Eleventh Avenue
Alfred Ramos
Fifth Avenue
C. W. Hawkins
Eleventh Street
W. J. Robison
Wildwood Drive
Charles Smith
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Carl Stevens, Jr
Twentyfirst
J. W. Yardho
Oakland Avenue
Libbie Vishek
H. R. McMullen
Slavia Realty Company
Ce Street
Leo C. Sedlacek
Fifteenth Street NW
William Soukup
Avenue NW
Glenn Campbell
Dunreath Drive
Joe Hradek
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Bulgaria Declares Official Neutrality
Sofia Bulgaria AP reports Bulgaria declares neutrality Sunday as Germany remains allied in the ongoing world war context. The move signals a shift in stance amid rising global tensions and calls for peace.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Germany
Kaunas Evacuation Ordered Amid Polish German Hostilities
An exchange telegraph report says 35 000 schoolchildren invalids and aged persons have been evacuated from Kaunas as a precautionary measure due to Polish German hostilities. The evacuation was ordered by Lithuanian authorities to safeguard vulnerable residents.
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London
INS
Kaunas
Romanian Stand On Soviet See League
Polish inquiries on Romania’s stance if Soviet forces seize Polish Ukraine met with a firm reply. Romania would consult the League of Nations before enforcing its anti Soviet treaty with Poland.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Russia
Ukraine
League of Nations
Poland
No U.S. Protest On Ship Detention
Washington officials said Saturday no protest had been made over the detention of merchant ships by Britain. About 70 vessels from many nations are held under guard off southeast England during a contraband cargo search, with officials noting few, if any, are American ships.
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Washington
State Department
England
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Cub Pack No. 19
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J. J. Doherty
Merle Burton
Thirtyfirst Street
St. Luke's Hospital
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F. W. Hann
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Marjorie Walters
Sixteenth Street
Louis Konicek
Charles Petrack
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Engelbert L. Muller
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Marie Muller
Fourth Street
A. D. Muller
Burch Avenue
Co. P. Wieneke
Bel Ie
Star Jewelry CO
Vv. F. W. District Meeting
U. S
Camp Fire Girls
St. Paul’s Church
Brabbitt-Taylor Music CO
King Band
First Ave
Iowa
Cars Pe Laundry Co
Continental Buffet
Newman’s
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