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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1939

Page

2

Hart Sues for Century Cab Dissolution and Receiver

Ethel B. Hart files a partnership dissolution and receivership suit against Leroy Brookman of Century Cab in Cedar Rapids. She alleges equal partnership but says Brookman has managed the business for months and withheld income. A receiver is requested pending final settlement, with a final accounting and dissolution sought. Hearing set for Sept 29 at 9 a.m. before Judge C. J. Haas.

Ethel B. Hart Century Cab Company Cedar Rapids Leroy Brookman Cab C. J. Haas

Cedar Rapids Firm Cedar Rapids Nash Inc Incorporation

Incorporation articles for Cedar Rapids Nash Inc an automotive firm filed with County Recorder Dempsy Jones. Officers include Leo A Sullivan president Ange line M Sullivan secretary treasurer and Edwin T Iverson and Frank Healy. Authorized capital 10000 dollars. Renewal and substituted articles filed for Hach Brothers Co Inc Cedar Rapids. Authorized stock 25000 dollars. Officers Ed E Hach president and general manager W C Hach vice president and treasurer Adolph Prazak secretary.

Cedar W. C. Hach Treassurer Adolph Prazak

Estate Granted Judgment By Judge In Rem

Judge C. J. Haas granted Guaranty Bank and Trust Company as executor of the Edwin S. Williams estate a $15,769.67 in rem judgment in a secured note action. The note allegedly dated November 1, 1927 involves Andrew McKinnon, Charles D. Huston, and John A.

C. J. Haas Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Edwin S. Williams Andrew McKinnon Charles D. Huston John A

McKinnon and Huston Involved in Township Real Estate Case

Gilbert McKinnon and Mary M. Huston appear in a township real estate matter with R. C. Moody named as receiver for the Col lege township property.

Divorce Suits Filed in Cedar Rapids Courts

Judge H C Ring hears cases on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds including Emily M Gantz versus James G Gantz and Verona Burke versus Robert Burke. Emily seeks custody of a daughter. Both marriages began in Cedar Rapids in 1934.

H. C. Ring Emily M. Gantz James G. Gantz Cedar Rapids Verona Burke Robert Burke

Heslop jailed for failing to pay fine installment

Robert Heslop, 25, of 1109 Sixth Street SE, was jailed for 30 days after failing to make a $10 installment on a $100 fine imposed May 19 for failing to report an accident. Justice H. R. Churchill issued the commitment. Heslop was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff P. J. Whittemore.

Robert Heslop Sixth Street SE H. R. Churchill Heslop P. J. Whittemore

Labor Group Votes Down Mooney Talk

Gary Indiana AP The Indiana State Federation of Labor voted at its annual convention in Gary against allowing Tom Mooney to speak. The ruling follows opposition from union members and organizers citing safety concerns and prior incidents associated with Mooney.

Labor Mooney Talk Gary, Ind Indiana State Federation of Labor Tom Mooney

Two Red Cross First Aid Classes To Be Given

Linn county chapter of the American Red Cross will start two standard first aid classes on Monday Oct 2. A public class for men and women over 17 meets at 8 p.m. in the post office building basement classroom. A women’s class meets at 8 p.m. in the YWCA.

Linn County American Red Cross Post Office Red Cross

Labor Federation names William P. Carroll building trades referee

The American Federation of Labor announces William P. Carroll of Cleveland as referee in jurisdictional disputes in the building trades.

Washington American Federation of Labor William P. Carroll Cleveland

Allied Industrial league to hold Queen's Ball Nov 3

Plans advance for the annual Queen's ball at Memorial coliseum on Friday night November 3. The royal regents will be crowned in a secrecy kept until spotlighted coronation. a royal court from local industries will be chosen through three weeks of selections. A meeting for court members is set Oct 27 at the Y M C A with a rehearsal Oct 29 in the coliseum. A dramatic program is being arranged by J Wilfrid Lattner and committee members.

Allied Industrial League Memorial Coliseum Duchesses Ladies In Waiting Knights of Labor Allied Industrial League Dramatic Committee J. Wilfrid Lattner Della Cornish A. C. Topinka Randall Rogers Dorothy Kazimour Marianna Sackett Wilma Shoup Harry Bean Reuben Smith Jerome Kriz

Two North Carolina Siblings Held in Kidnapping Case

Frank Mitchell age 27 and his sister Rosa 25 from Charlotte were detained in Palestine Texas as police investigate the Huron South Dakota kidnapping of Wilma Melvin, 15. Melvin was freed from a car in McKinney Texas after being abducted September 7 at a Huron carnival.

Palestine Tex Frank Mitchell Rosa Charlotte N. C Huron S. D Wilma Melvin Mitchells Wilma McKinney

U S May Meet Air Output Goal Six Months Early

Washington reports fast factory speeds and double shifts in U S aircraft plants. Half the plants building more than 3 000 warplanes have adopted longer workdays as the army air corps expansion nears completion. Recruiting of 25 139 mechanics and specialists continues, with pilot training keeping pace and no delays in the projected force of at least 5 500 planes by next year. The original deadline was June 1941, but production could shift to late next year.

Thompson Hawkeye Downs The Downs Charles D. Moore Moore Exposition Hall Washington Army Air Corps Army Congress

Ontario Leads Dominion Leather Tannery Output at 88 Percent

The province of Ontario accounts for 88 percent of Canada’s leather tannery production, highlighting its dominant role in the national industry.

Province of Ontario Dominion of Canada

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Court House News Century Cab Co Tom Reamer Eighth Avenue Marion Jim Smith Lisbon James Kohout Frank Steinacher Morris B. Katzoff Joseph F. Katzoff O. N. Hull Dorothy Einikis U. S Soviet Russia Smulekoff Smulsker Third Ave West End Iowa Smulekof Gulbransen Spinet West Side 2Nd Ave. SE Smulekoft’s Simmons Concern Ing Materials Simmons Bedding Smalekofes 3Rd Avenue Crefellence 3Rd Ave. Bridge
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