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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1939
Page
10
Budget menus for a five person household outline daily meals with protein, calories, vitamins. Includes Melba toast prep, orange juice, soups, salads, beans, and desserts, plus instruction to request leaflets and booklets from The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Horace G Cap Hedges renowned football official spoke to the Young Men s Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce after a dinner. He explained the 1939 rule changes and the umpire duties. Jean Fahrney a Franklin high school student who recently worked with Horace Heidt sang two songs.
R E Atherton of 615 34th street NE asked police Thursday afternoon to increase patrols in the neighborhood after a prowler tried to enter his house and nearby homes during the last three months. Garages and cars were broken into and lights at Atherton's garage were disconnected. A bicycle rider lingered in front of the house Wednesday night. The article notes the average U S car age as 4.71 years.
In Collier's magazine Churchill calls the Soviet Nazi pact a grand advantage to mankind. He says it strips both communism and anti-communism of their appeal and likens the alliance to rival gangsters joining forces. He adds the pact eases Britain's Far East difficulties and weakens the Rome Berlin axis.
The airline safety operations for the year ending June 30 increased by fifty percent compared with the prior year, indicating a significant boost in safety measures and procedures across carriers.
Sixty Legionnaires from Hanford Post No. 5 of Cedar Rapids will attend the American Legion national convention in Chicago starting Monday. Leo Custer national executive committeeman from Iowa, F. A. Ahring Hanford post commander, and delegates J. P. Winn and H. H. Wage are among the eight district representatives. Elmer Riedesel of Wheatland and John Oakes of Davenport round out the Second district delegation, part of Iowa's 43 delegates in total.
An AP report from Tulsa states a hit-and-run driver killed three youths and seriously injured a fourth on the outskirts Thursday night. The incident prompted police to investigate the fatal crash and seek the driver.
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