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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1940

Page

7

War Nearer New World After Dakar Setback

Washington officials say the failure of British and Free French to seize Dakar moves the war closer to the western hemisphere. Dakar, 1700 miles from Pernambuco, Brazil, is seen as a likely jump off point for eastern incursions. Britain’s navy status and Far East events influence U.S. aid decisions.

Washington Dakar France Pernambuco Brazil South America Germany Great Britain Far East United States

Troop 18 Tops Advancement At Scout Court Of Honor

Troop 18 sponsored by Trinity Methodist church led by J. W. Ensign won first in advancement at Wednesday’s Boy Scout court of honor held at Wilson school. Troop 37 of the Church of the Brethren was second, while attendance honors went to Troop 26 sponsored by Van Buren PTA with James Endsley as scoutmaster. John J. Locher Jr served as court chairman. Frank J. Jekerle Jr of Troop 11 earned Eagle rank. Awards were presented by Fred C. Wodrich, Dr. Paul W. Berney, Martin Kehoe, Frank Podzimek, Frank Pfaff, Walter Dennis, B. J. Newburger, Adelbert C. Adkins and Scout Executive Melvin Tudor. Locher conveyed Dr James E West’s message on Scouting’s educational and service program aligned with American democracy. Field Executive James C Manville led the roll call.

Trinity Methodist Church J. W. Ensign Wilson School Church of the Brethren van Buren Pta James Endsley John J. Locher, Jr Frank J. Jekerle, Jr Fred C Wodrich Paul W. Berney Martin Kehoe Frank Podzimek Frank Pfaff Walter Dennis B. J. Newburger Adelbert C. Adkins Scout Melvin Tudor Locher James E. West James C. Manville

Chicago Boys Aged 11 And 12 Foiled In Canada Army Try

In Coldwater Michigan two Chicago youths Allen Raskin and Francis Denham aged 11 and 12 tried to enlist with the Canadian army. They gathered gear, rode to Coldwater, then hitchhiked toward Detroit before sheriff's officers halted them in steel helmets and a sword. Their parents later sent funds for return buses, and the boys set off home toward school.

Chicago Coldwater, Mich Allen Raskin Francis Denham Europe Allen Francis Coldwater Detroit

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa 1940

Probate of the will of Annie Miller, deceased, will be heard in Linn County District Court on October 2, 1940 at 9 a.m. for proof and admission. Dated Cedar Rapids September 25 1940. Clerk Edwin W Lundquist. Attorneys Elderkin and Locher.

District Court Linn County Iowa Caroline Marle Huskey John Leo Horlivy Town Towi St. P.M College Township Towa Cedar Rapids J Street F. N. Stepanek Chaliis Lisbon United State Bank Fred H. Kubicek State of Iowa Annie Miller Edwin W. Lundquist Elderkin and Locher Attorneys

Democratic Headquarters Opens In Roosevelt Hotel

Democratic headquarters will be opened on the second floor of the Hotel Roosevelt either Saturday or Monday. Joseph Mekota, chairman of the Linn county democratic central committee, announced. A staff including Mrs. Paul Huston will handle daily duties at the headquarters. Democratic women have reviewed city hall voting lists to contact Democratic voters for November. Republican headquarters under Carl Hendrickson are operating on the mezzanine of the Hotel Montrose.

Hotel Roosevelt Joseph Mekota Linn County Democratic Central Committee Mekota Paul Huston Carl Hendrickson Republican Central Committee Hotel Montrose

Business chiefs say arms drive ineffective

Fortune magazine reports that about 75 percent of 15 000 top executives doubt national defense prep efforts are effective and fault the New Deal for lag. Only 24.2 percent feel preparations meet reasonable expectations, while 2.3 percent have no opinion.

New York Fortune Magazine New Deal Administration

Reception For New Cedar Rapids Teachers At McKinley Gym

A Cedar Rapids Classroom Teachers association reception for new public school faculty members was held Tuesday in the McKinley gym. Community singing led by Paul Anthony preceded progressive games, prize awards, and punch. New teachers include Lorna Schuppert, J L Ewart, Mil dred Deischer, Clarence Paulson, Helen Schloeman, E H Griffith, Verle Breed, Pearl Colton, Gertrude Shoemaker, Lenore Ellsworth, Laura Williamson, Jessie Hyatt, and Jean Hansen.

Cedar Rapids Classroom Teachers’ Association McKinley Gymnasium Paul Anthony Punch Lorna Schuppert J L. Ewart Franklin Mildred Deischer Clarence Paulson McKinley Helen Schloeman E. H. Griffith Roosevelt Verle Breed Cleveland Pearl Colton Hayes Lincoln Gertrude Shoemaker Johnson Lenore Ellsworth Laura Williamson Taylor Jessie Hyatt Jean Hansen Tyler

Common Sense About Constipation

A doctor explains addressing the cause of constipation rather than just treating symptoms. Emphasizes diet high in bulk like All-Bran cereal, water, and regular meals. Recommends Kellogg's product from Battle Creek and advises seeing a physician for chronic cases.

Kellogg's Kellogg’s Battle Creek

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