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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1942
Page
4
Bonfire Rubbish Reported at Bever Avenue SE
At 10 33 p m Monday a rubbish bonfire was reported at 1559 Bever avenue SE. The station said the fire was under control and no injuries were reported. Local responders from Co No 6 attended with a still alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Avenue SE
Still Alarm, Co. No
Local Drivers Face Fines for Disturbing Peace and Signal Violations
James Benda, 54, of 1036 Elev-aS, fined $25 and costs for drunk and disturbing the peace. Francis Buhmeyer of Marion fined $2 and costs for failure to signal when moving a parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Benda
Wau
Francis Buhmeyer
Marion
Peterson Family Welcomes New Daughter and Son
Sidwell on Second Avenue SE reports a son born Sept 21 and Mrs Donald Street SE a daughter born Sept 22. The father, Mr Petersen, a motor machinist's mate first class in the navy, is en route to New.
Eleanor's View on Draft of Husbands Without Children
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said she sees no reason childless married men should be treated like single men by local draft boards. She urged boards to judge each case on its merits and noted she will travel to the west coast to visit army and navy hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Coast
Army
Navy
WAAC
Des Moines
Plans for Cedar Rapids airport move forward
A. L. Taylor secretary of the Chamber of Commerce told the Canopus club on Tuesday that Cedar Rapids airport plans are proceeding rapidly. He described the all-out effort culminating in procurement under the CAA and noted it is not yet known which of 12 or 14 air service arms will take over the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Canopus Club
Taylor
Recen
CAA
British Raid Schleswig Holstein Claimed
AP report from German broadcasts says British forces conducted a raid on Schleswig Holstein. Token official German confirmation unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleswig-Holstein
Beplin
DNB
Vows Round The Clock Raids On Germany This Winter
London reports a long winter air offensive led by the Royal Air Force with planned American aid once enough army planes reach Britain. A Baker interview claims Britain can reach most of Germany from the air and destroy munitions, ships, and communications to halt German armies. He emphasizes using all weapons and that the side with the largest effective air force will win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Air Force
Baker
Daily Mail
Germany
British Isles
Sa — Cates
Reed left to join the American Volunteer Group
Reed, Cedar Rapids born, rose from local athlete to World War II pilot. After college at Loras, he joined the Army Air Corps in 1940, became an instructor, then resigned to enlist with the A V G on July 3, 1941. He sailed July 20 with 27 pilots to Burma, pursuing a perilous, secret mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Reed
Loras
Eg F
Oats and Witwer's
Army Air Corps
Randolph
Texas
Barksdale Field
Ee Port
Hen
Ol A Mae
B Iell
A.V.G
Central Aircraft Manufacturing Company
Far East
Burma
China
Burma Road
Willkie Examines Red Army Trophy Display
Willkie surveys captured German trophies and banners in Central House. He planned to attend a jazz band concert of American tunes Tuesday night. Foreign Commissar Vyacheslav greeted Willkie on Monday with no date set for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benners
Central House
Willkie
Vyacheslav
Peemter Lessie
Reading of fragmented OCR results
A partial OCR fragment shows numbers 82.55 and 61 percent with unclear context or subjects. No identifiable people places organizations or events are readable to establish a concrete news item.
Duncan Defends Himself in Burglary Case
Duncan acted as his own attorney in a burglary case in Marion announcing that the money found on him came from gambling. He claimed he earned it by cards and dice and admitted it may harden jurors but stood by the facts. Ruth Maier, the agency bookkeeper, testified as the first witness before a noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Ducan
W. W. Crissman
Ruth Maier
The Real Jake the Barber Speaks on a Chicago Bond
The man known as Factor recounts his life from barber work in Chicago to a dramatic kidnapping in which $70,000 was paid for his release. He discusses Cedar Rapids interest, his sons Jerome Alvin and his navy enlistment, and a past mistaken accusation in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jake
Factor
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rap
Jerome
United States Army Signal Corps
Alvin
Navy
John-Not
Cas Geemas
Img
Cedar Rapids Hits Tin Can Drive Milestone
Cedar Rapids is over the hump in its tin can salvage drive. Chairman Lou Burgus said Monday’s collections surpassed the 3,500 pound daily quota and should rise as households adjust. Cans can be saved at home until a batch is ready, then placed outside for pickup by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lou Burgus
Burgus
Hare
Deaths Mrs Jine Te longtime resident of Ely
Mrs Jine Te wife of John Te died at 2 30 am Tuesday at her home 211 Sixteenth Avenue SW after a lingering illness Born in Moravia March 18 1857 she came to this country in 1876 age near 79 She is survived by husband two daughters Mrs Skalsky of Ely 10 grandchildren and six great grandchildren A daughter Anna died in 1935 She was a member of the Bohemian Reformed church near Ak 2 and arrangements are pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jine Te
John Te
Sixteenth Avenue
Moravia
Ely
Skalsky
Anna
Telecky
Bohemian Reformed Church
Janebacha
Paul F Sprague Dies After Year Long Illness
Paul F. Sprague, 52, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Monday in the U S Veterans hospital in Portland Oregon after a year of illness. Born March 20, 1890 in Cedar Rapids to the late B C Sprague, he served with the Sixth Marines headquarters company in World War I. Survivors include a daughter Jeana of Chicago and a sister, both named in an incomplete list, with mention of a librarian at a Bible institute in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Portland
Ore
B. C
Sixth Marines
Chicago
Vivors
Jeana
Sprague
Seoay Bible Institute
Chic
Death of Augustus S. Berger at 67 in Cedar Rapids
Augustus Stephen Berger died at 10 30 a m Tuesday at his home 1803 Johnson avenue NW after a lingering illness He was born August 25 1875 in Washington D C and had lived in Cedar Rapids for years Survived by his wife Mabel and five children The body is at Beatty chapel funeral arrangements pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Stephen Berger
Johnson Avenue
Washington, l
Cedar Rapids
Mabel
Beatty Chapel
Local Servicemen Complete Training and Assignments
MEN in SERVICE y 210 Sixth Street SW and his mother Mrs Laura McLaughlin 333% First Avenue SW McLaugh-4 recently finished his preliminary training. He has been assigned to a trade school. Private Howard Hammill son Mrs Emma na nhe NW has been stationed with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Laura McLaughlin
First Avenue
McLaugh- 4
Howard Hammill
Emma Na Nhe NW
Mineck Appointed Second Lieutenant After Fort Sill Graduation
Arnold Lynn Mineck son of Arnold P Mineck 1608 First Avenue NW is home on furlough after graduating from officers candidate school at Fort Sill He has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the field artillery and assigned to Camp Maxey Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Lynn Mineck
Arnold P. Mineck
First Avenue NW
Fort Sill
Oklo
Mineck
Field Artillery
Camp Maxey
Texas
Biderman Receives Naval Wings at Corpus Christi
Adolph M. Biderman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dodie Ely road SW has earned naval wings at Corpus Christi and is commissioned in the reserve based at Glenview Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph M. Biderman
Charles Dodie Ely
Corpus Christi
Glenview
Son Clifford Adams Promoted in Navy
Mrs Olga Henderson reports her son Clifford A Adams has been promoted from aviation pilot first class to chief aviation pilot while stationed in the Pacific. He has served seven years in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Henderson
Westwood Drive
Clifford A. Adams
Pacific
Navy
Celt See. aere son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Tellier
A birth notice from Jefferson Barracks lists Celt See as the newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. H Tellier residing at 320 Jefferson Barracks. The brief item records a family welcome without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celt
Private John Gilbert Cramer Sent to Nashville
Private John Gilbert Cramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Crowder of Missouri, serves in the army signal corps and is stationed in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert Cramer
Charles A. Crowder
Nashville, Tenn
Army Signal Corps
Army cadet school orders for Donald Angott in Nashville
Donald Angott, who enlisted last June, received orders to report at the army aviation cadet school in Nashville Tennessee Monday night. He has spent five years in the United States or internal revenue, the last two in Grinnell. His wife and daughter Marcella will live with his parents Mr and Mrs A Angott at 1825 Eighth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Angott
Army Aviation Cadet School
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Angott
United States
Internal Revenue
Grinnell
Marcella
A. Angott
Eighth Avenue SE
Leonard L. Nelson Sets Course to Complete Army Air Forces Training
Leonard L. Nelson, son of Mr. Texas, is to complete the Army Air Forces training course. He has already begun the program and is advancing through the course requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard L. Nelson
Mr. Texas
Army Air Forces Training
Sailor Joseph McNabb Returns From Nine Day Leave
Joseph H. McNabb son of Mr and Mrs Aaron W McNabb 521 Sixteenth street NE returned to the Great Lakes naval training station after a nine day leave spent with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. McNabb
Aaron W. McNabb
Sixteenth Street
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Local Recruit Enlists At Great Lakes Station
Edward V. Scott, 21, of 376 Seventeenth Street SE, enlisted as a hospital apprentice second class at the Great Lakes naval training station. He is with his parents and Mrs. Alvin Shafer at 1454 Bever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Shafer
Bever Avenue
Edward V. Scott
Seventeenth Street SE
Great Kes Naval Training Station
Mrs James Dente Notice at 1008 J Street SW
A public notice lists Mrs James Dente residing at 1008 J Street SW with a date entry of February 15 referenced in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dente
J Street
Hearings Opened on Rail Freight Rates
In Indianapolis the Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on freight rates with about 600 ICC and state officials and shippers’ representatives in attendance. ICC examiner William J. Koebel said an investigation into class rates east of the Rockies and major freight classifications would run at least two weeks, possibly 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
William J. Koebel
ICC Examiner
Washington
Rocky Mountains
United States
Cedar Rapids Navy club meets at Montrose hotel
Members of the Cedar Rapids Navy club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Louis Louvar of 2112 E avenue NE underwent a tonsillectomy at St Luke's hospital Monday. Miss Mary J Pederson of 519 Fourth avenue SE left Tuesday for a vacation with friends at Oelwein and DeWitt. Carl E Miller of 2601 E avenue NE recently had an operation and is now allowed visitors at St Luke's hospital. Mrs Carl E nam of 2132 E avenue NE has been a patient at St Luke's hospital for two weeks and has been moved to University hospital at Iowa City for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Navy Club
Montrose Hotel
Louis Louvar
E Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Mary J. Pederson
Fourth Avenue SE
Oelwein
Carl E. Miller
E Avenue
St. Luke's
Carl E. Nam
Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mrs Mabel Canning Visits Washington Relatives
Miss Mabel Canning of Washington DC visits her mother Mrs Grace and her sister Mrs Lucille Carver on Fifteenth Street SE for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Canning
Washington, D. C
Grace
Fifteenth Street
Lucille Carver
Men of First Lutheran Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Men's Brotherhood of the First Lutheran church will gather at 7 45 p m Wednesday to plan an upcoming program of activities for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the First Lutheran Church
Worker Injured When Fly Wheel Falls at Iowa Manufacturing
Otto Jirsa of 1328 L street SW suffered a fractured bone in the lower right leg and toe cuts when a fly wheel rolled off and fell on him about 7 am Tuesday at the Iowa Manufacturing company. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital by ambulance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Jirsa
L Street
Iowa Manufacturing Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Baha'i Lecture By Mrs Ives In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Howard Ives of Winnetka Illinois, noted Baha i exponent, will deliver her third Cedar Rapids lecture Friday at 8 p m at the Iowa Light and Power auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ives
Winnetka, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Light and Power
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Facthey
Air Corps
Ters
Wiilkie
Red Army
Eedur
Snjette
OWA
Emnterestse
Fiare
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John Telecky
Augustus &. Berger
Western Electric
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Pita
Naval Wings
Adams
Cramer
City Briefs
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First United Presbyterian
W . He
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