Two Bridge Events And Dinner Dance On Club Schedule
The Cedar Rapids Country club lists two bridge events and a dinner dance for the week. Twenty members attended the regular bridge luncheon. the members-only club bridge tourney is tonight at 8, with reservations due by 7. Mrs. George E. Beattie leads the tournament. the April dinner dance date moves to April 13 with an orchestra for dancing and dinner reservations available. it will be a guest night party.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
George E. Beattie
Mrs LeRoy Weld Goes on Southern Town Tour
Mrs LeRoy Weld of 1838 Blake boulevard SE leaves Monday morning for Villisca and other southern towns on a week long lecture tour.
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LeRoy D. Weld
Blake Boulevard
Villisca
McQuiston couple returns from Rochester weekend visit
Dr and Mrs J Stuart McQuiston of 1926 First Avenue East returned at noon from Rochester Minnesota where they spent the weekend with Mrs McQuiston's parents Dr and Mrs H M Conner.
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J. Stuart McQuiston
First Avenue E
Rochester
Minn
Out-of-town Girls Visit Local Girl Reserves Guests
Misses Helen Hughes and Suzanne Krueger of Iowa City left after weekend visits to Miss Marjorie Deacon at the Deacon home 529 Knollwood drive SE. Miss Betty Whipple hosted at her parents home 2325 Meadowbrook drive SE with guest Mary Jean Adams of Waterloo.
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Helen Hughes
Suzanne Krueger
Iowa City
Marjorie Deacon
W. M. Deacon
Knoll‘wood Drive
Betty Whipple
iMr
C. W. Whipple
Meadowbrook Drive
Mary Jean ‘Adams
Waterloo
Canterbury and Longs Wed at St James Church
Miss Dorothy M. Canterbury daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Canterbury 1229 Eighth Street WW and William H Long son of Mr and Mrs W F Long 2011 Linn Boulevard were married at the parsonage of St James Methodist church on April 2 by Rev Homer A Crumb. Mrs Long is a Grant High School January 1935 graduate. The couple will reside on a farm east of the city.
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Dorothy M. Canterbury
W. W.canterbury
Eighth Street
William H. Long
W. F. Long
Linn Boulevard
St. ‘James Methodist Church
Homer A Crumb
Snyders and Hogue wedds in Muscatine ceremony
Freda Vivian Snyders of Cedar Rapids wed J Wortham Hogue of Tulsa at the home of the bride's sister in Muscatine. The couple plans to live in Tulsa at 841 S Harvard. The bride graduated from Cotter High and Cedar Rapids Business college and worked for Pacific Mutual Life. Hogue is a Coe College graduate employed by Air Way Electric in Tulsa.
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Muscatine
Freda Vivian Snyders
Cedar Rapids
J. Snyders
Crawfordsville
J. Wortham Hogue
Tulsa
Oklo
W. E. Hogue
Glendale
Calif
Arthur Schmeichel
John Blough
Mulford Congregational Church
Des Moines Bridge Team Wins Russell Lamson Trophy
A Des Moines foursome led by Mr. and Mrs. E L Brookins with Mrs. E W MacEvoy and Mrs. E H Smith won the Russell Lamson hotel trophy in the team events at the northeastern Iowa invitational bridge tournament held Saturday afternoon and evening at the Russell Lamson in Waterloo. Cedar Rapids teams tied for second. a Cedar Rapids group led by Mrs. Oliver Longueville and Mrs. Lena Hodgin with Mrs. R S Hardendorf plus Mrs. Sumner White of Mason City tied for third. In Friday’s pair events, G E Huntoon and G W Huntoon of Moline won. Longueville and Hodgin, defending pair champions, were incorrectly reported as winners in Saturday’s Gazette. they earned a cap as high players in the evening but not the day’s high scorers.
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Des Moines
E. L. Brookins
E. W. MacEvoy
E. H. Smith
Russell-Lamson
Stanley Knapp Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Stanley Knapp of Minneapolis spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Knapp at 1545 A avenue NE and his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knapp at 400 Eighteenth street NE, before returning home this morning.
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Stanley Knapp
Minneapolis
Floyd Knapp
A Avenue
Russell Knapp
Eighteenth Street
Priest Reveals Untold Hauptmann Chapter in Lindbergh Case
Rev. Michael J. Kallok, 48, says he told federal agents a new Hauptmann narrative after years of silence. The priest, once stationed near Trenton, NJ, learned Hauptmann and associates then kept at his St Joseph’s duties in Cudahy. Investigators will hand the matter to Col Norman Schwartzkopf for next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Michael J. Kallok
Bronx
St. Michael the Archangel
Trenton
N. J
Hauptmann
St. Joseph’s Church
Cudahy
Department of Justice
Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Nils Olsen Resigns as Farm Economics Bureau Chief
Nils A. Olsen resigns from the bureau of agricultural economics to join Equitable Life Assurance in New York City as farm department manager. Dr. A. G. Black, former Iowa State College economics head, is named likely successor. Olsen, 49, long time agriculture official from Herschel Indiana, held posts since 1919 and became chief in 1928.
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Luther College
Decorah
Ija
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Olsen
Equitable Life Assurance Company
New York City
Council orders June deadline for Dr. Warner tool hunt
Edgewood officials told Dr. W. Warner to fish for his 600 dollar tool string still missing from the 1,100 foot well he drilled for the town last summer and fall. No use has been found for the water yet.
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Edgewood
W. Warner
Helium in Air Shown Safe by Recent Experiments
Experiments indicate helium gas content in air is not poisonous to humans. The tests assess inhalation safety and potential health effects under normal exposure.
Danzig Rebuffs Nazi Push in Parliamentary Vote
Free city of Danzig remains independent after Sunday elections. Nazis win about 60 percent of Volkstag seats but fall 7 percent short of a constitutional majority, with six other parties taking the remaining 40 percent. Observers say results hinder Nazi efforts to rejoin Reich.
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Danzig
INS
Free City of
Volkstag
Reich
Admiral Willard Dies in Washington at 65
Rear Admiral Arthur L. Willard 65 died Sunday at his Washington home after a brief illness.
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Willard
Washington
Arthur L. Willard
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Relatives
Clara Crowe offers refined coats and hem stitching dressmaking central to Riverside items. Relatives added Monday include Frank and August Rummelhart, 79 year old twins in Riverside, with connections to Cedar Rapids. They are great uncles of C. A. Schnoebelen and Miss Emmargentens in SE Cedar Rapids.
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Frank
August Rummelhart
Riverside
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Schnoebelen
Seventh Avenue
Emmargentens
Washington Avenue SE
Swanson Fined for Speeding in Police Court
R. E. Swanson of Iowa City was fined ten dollars and costs in police court on Monday for speeding.
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R. E. Swanson
Iowa City
Engineers To Hear Post On Power Plant Pioneering
G. G. Post, Milwaukee vice president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, will address the Iowa section meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the University of Iowa electrical engineering auditorium Iowa City. He will discuss Power Plant Pioneering.
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Post
G. G. Post
Milwaukee
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Iowa
Electrical Engineering Auditorium
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Fines for disturbing the peace and intoxication handed to several men
In police court on Monday Louis Sanders 26 of 5114 First Avenue E and Hubert Stephens 22 of 1213 Third Street SE were fined 25 dollars plus costs for disturbing the peace. Those fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication included Linn Gage 21 of Mount Vernon Louis Kessler 54 of 1127 Nineteenth Avenue SW Wayne Houck 39 of 424 Twelfth Street SE George H. Mattas 44 of 428 Fourth Avenue SW and C Thompson of Marion.
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Louis Sanders
First Avenue E
Hubert Stephens
Third Street
Linn Gage
Mount Vernon
Louis Kessler
Nineteenth Avenue
Wayne Houck
Twelfth Street
George H. Mattas
Fourth Avenue
C. Thompson
Marion
Will Rogers Sees Relief Bill Flaws In Sentiment
Beverly Hills letter from Will Rogers criticizes relief legislation for failing to accurately target aid. He urges counting real needs and questions bureaucrats who gather statistics rather than assist the needy.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Dakotas
Honolulu
Nazi and Pole Shot in Danzig Violence Outbreak
In Brentau an alleged clash at a gas company home left a Polish employee shot in the chin and a German Nazi wounded in the stomach with a serious injury. A second Polish man was beaten as violence erupted after Nazis entered the residence according to Polish claims.
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Free City OF Danzig
Brentau
Local option battle heats Senate vote on liquor sales
The senate failed to redefine hotels for liquor by the drink amid a 24 to 25 vote. Amendments by Valentine Donohue and Byers shaped license terms, bonds, and supplier rules, with new elections and age restrictions added.
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Howard Baldwin
Cascade
Valentine-Donohue
Senate
Haquer Commission
George Wilson
Polk
Yes
Anderson
Aschenbrenner
Bearasley
Berg
Calhoun
Desey
Dore
Elthon
Hopkins
Hush
Husted
Knudson
Mearthur
Aagon
Miller
Millhone
Nelson
Patterson
Pendray
Shangle
Shaw
Stanley
Stevens
Wapello
Wilson
Noes
Baldwin
Bell of
Crawford
Des Moines
Billingsley
Byers Chrystal
Corwin
Donohue
Driscoll
Fisch
Geake
Goetseh
Grunewald
Harrington
Irwin
Kimberly
Malone
Meyer
Moore
Mullaney
Parkers Reese
Roelofs
Schmidt
Valentine
Tornado Toll Hits Mississippi and Nearby States
A severe storm system left about 30 to 40 dead and 2,000 homeless across Mississippi Louisiana and Texas with Florida and Alabama also affected. Debris and destruction spread from Gloster where Red Cross crews fed victims as relief workers aided in emergency operations.
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Natchez, Miss
Ins
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Alabama
Gloster, Miss
Red Cross
Emergency Relief Administration
Keystone Driver Fined After Crash
Charles Perry age 23 of Keystone was fined 100 dollars plus costs on a reckless driving charge stemming from a crash four and one half miles west of Cedar Rapids on highway 30. Perry’s car overturned after veering into a ditch at 420 a.m. Sunday. Carl Ohde, also of Keystone, suffered head cuts and received Cedar Rapids medical care before returning home. Deputy sheriffs Condon and Payn investigated and took Perry into custody.
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Charles Perry
Keystone
W. J. Grunewald
Cedar Rapids
Perry
Carl Ohde
Ohde
Larry Condon
Dick Payn
Dress-Like Easter Coats Steal the Spotlight in Spring Fashion
A fashion feature explains the trend toward soft dressmaker coats for Easter, blending dress features with coat practicality. It notes blousing, shirring, unique collars, and fabric plays, with navy as a spring favorite and leaflets offered on color pairings.
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Navy
Ludendorff warns of hidden forces seeking 1941 war
General Erich Ludendorff, on the eve of his 70th birthday, says secret wire pullers desire a new global war in 1941 but that the world and Germany do not want it. He cautions nations to be prepared while denying prophecy.
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Erich Ludendorf
Tutzing
Upper
Europe
Far East
Ludendorff
Hitler
Tomorrow: Girls' Easter Coats Emphasize British Cut
Ample details describe Easter coat trends for girls highlighting a British-inspired cut. The piece notes new lines, fabrics, and stylistic elements suitable for spring wardrobes in New York City.
Murtagh Authorizes County Fund Transfers in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports state comptroller C B Murtagh approved moving 6000 from the emergency fund to Mahaska county's general fund and 1000 from the water fund to Anamosa's general fund. In Cedar Rapids, Florance Mealhouse and Richard Gordon wed at St Pauls Methodist with attendants Cecil Long Garrison. The couple will reside on Mrs Gordon's father's farm northwest of Garrison.
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DES Moines
C. B. Murtagh
Mahaska County
Anamosa
Mrs. Gordon
Garrison
Frank Rounds tops ratings ahead of Iowa City state contest
Waukon clari net player Frank Rounds earned two superior ratings at Oclwein last week. He now holds five high ratings and will enter the state contest in Iowa City on May 4.
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Waukon
Frank Rounds
Oclwein
Iowa City
Questioning Absorption Through Unbroken Skin Inointment Debate
A reader questions claims on skin absorption citing a hostile reply from a magazine once tied to the American Medical Association. The unsigned letter asserts fats can carry certain drugs through intact skin and that ointments may be absorbed, with mercury used in inunction for syphilis.
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American Medical Association
Great American Medical Association
United States
Old Guard
Adolph S. Ochs Dies New York Publisher and Times Founder
Adolph S. Ochs, famed New York Times publisher, died aged 97. The Cincinnati born media figure began in Knoxville as a carrier boy and printer's devil, built a Chattanooga Times venture, then led the Times to world prominence. He helped found the Associated Press and served as its first treasurer.
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Adolph S. Ochs
New York
Chel Sulzberger
Judith Teixeira Sulzberger
Chattanooga
Mr. Och
Knoxville
Chattanooga Times
South
N. ¥. Times
New York Times
America
Ochs
Associated Press
Illinois
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Court of St. James
United States
Treasury
Board of Directly
Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Ochs
Old
Knoxville Daily Chronicle
Chronicle
Debate on new medical method and public skepticism
A reader criticizes the ridicule of early medical methods and notes opposition to new treatments by old timers. The letter mentions skin absorption tests, a claim about sulfur dioxide in dried fruit, and personal preference for non-sulfur preserved fruit amid access issues.
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Mrs. Weld
McQuistons
Canterbury-Long
Freda Snyders and
J. W. Hogue
MR. Swanson
Secretary of the Navy
Onders
Optometrist
Nils Olsen
Farm Economics
New Volkstag
Lomows
Catholic Center
League of Nations Council
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Saar
Germany
Free City
Clara Crowe
Kresge’s
Will Rogers
Will
John K. Valentine
Centerville
E. P. Donohue
Hampton
Amos Parrish
Reefers
York
Erich Ludendorff
AMOR _PARRISH
Fifth Avenue
Personal Health Service
William Brady
WM. D
Mussolini
Mencken
L. J. RJ
E. S. Smith
Linn County
Friendly Cooking Club
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
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