Britons Plan Coronation of King in 1937
London AP reports over 150 Indian princes plan to attend King Edward VII's coronation in June 1937 with full retinue. Public interest grows as Tower of London displays royal regalia valued around 30 million dollars.
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London
Edward
London Tower
Britain
St. Edward’s
England
India
George
Mary of
Modena
James II
Mary
Charles II
Westminster Abbey
France
Camera Club For Young Folk To Be Formed At Meeting
A camera club for boys and girls will be organized at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the playground commission office on the fifth floor of city hall. A regular meeting date will be fixed and a program planned. All interested are invited to attend regardless of prior photography experience.
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Camera Club
Playground Commission
London Fog Speech Sparks Debate on Air Quality
A fragment notes claims that London's fog will not cease to dust and that English speakers debate the meaning of the phrase. The brief hints at public concern over air quality and language use without detailing actions or sources.
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London
Local groups win merit certificate for Cedar Rapids waterfowl refuge
Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration club and the Cedar Rapids Woman's club nature and garden department received a certificate of merit from More Game Birds in America Inc for their waterfowl refuge project on the Cedar River islands. The 145.4 acre area includes 101 water and 44.4 land, with signs, police protection, shelters, feeding stations, and planned plantings.
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Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration Club
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
More Game Birds In America, Inc
New York
National Foundation
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Ellis Rk
Clyde MacLain
Thirteenth Street
Ellis Park
J. N. Darling
Woman’s Club
Courthouse Parade Highlights County Officials and Local Anecdotes
Courthouse and county figures appear in a parade of daily records. Milo Sedlacek and Bob Vesely face routine duties on May 1 bond issuance while Dempsy Jones explains duplicate license rules. Laughter follows as gypsy stories and a jailer recalls old office humor mix with local sports chatter.
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Milo Sedlacek
Bob Vesely
Fred Stirm
Board of Supervisors
Milo
Tax on funerals sparks royal fee in Roumania
Advertisement notes a ten dollar store credit. Ray Coutts cites a law in Roumania that taxes funerals. The tax, in American dollars, ranges from about fifty cents to thirty dollars depending on funeral splendor.
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Ray Coutts
Kingdom
Roumania
Ray
New Law Extends Railway Labor Act To Air Carriers
President Roosevelt signed a bill extending the Railway Labor Act to air carriers and their employees. The act places aviation labor matters under the mediation board and allows a national air transport adjustment board, with equal employer and labor representation, to be formed when deemed advisable.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mediation Board
National Air Transport Adjustment Board
Air Transport Board
Swisher Students Stage Comedy A Little Clodhopper
Swisher high schoolers present a three act comedy A Little Clodhopper at C S A hall on Thursday evening April 16. Director Mrs Arie Pol dervaart leads cast including Edna Castek William Serbousek Gladys Kulhavy Wilbur Pudil Bernice Dvorak Georgene Castek Robert Konasek with acts features guitar Elmer Kloubec humorous reading Genevieve Castek tap dance Bernice Kljoubec piano Irene Marak songs Lucille Pudil Bernice Kloubec Jeanne Skvor.
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the Gazette
Swisher
Swisher High School
Arie Poldervaart
Edna Castek
Judy
Clodhopper
William Serbousek
Gladys Kulhavy
Wilbur Pudil
Bernice Dvorak
Georgene Castek
Robert Konasek
Elmer Kloubec
Bernice Kljoubec
Irene Marak
Lucille Pudil
Bernice Kloubec
Jeanne Skvor
Negro Migration From South Fueled Northern City Populations
An AP summary of a census study shows eight major northern cities now host a majority of Black residents born outside their states. The patterns reflect World War I boom wages, labor contracts, and extensive interstate movement from Virginia to New York, Georgia to Detroit, and Mississippi to Chicago among others.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Detroit
Birmingham
Memphis
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cleveland
Houston
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Norfolk
Vicksburg
Meridian
Greenville
Natchez
Georgia
Augusta
Macon
South Carolina
Charleston
Virginia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
North Carolina
Maryland
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
State
Pope Cheered By German Pilgrims in Rome Easter Visit
In Vatican City Pope Pius XII greeted several thousand German pilgrims who cheered Heil Papa as 4 000 visitors arrived in Rome for the Easter holidays. He delivered a brief speech hoping they would gain new spiritual life from Easter.
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Vatican City
Pius
Rome
Blast Victim Dies After Navy Yard Lab Explosion
Joseph Roith aged 49 who was injured in Friday’s blast at the navy yard mine experimental laboratory died at Providence hospital. R. L. Watkins, 47, also injured, was reported recovering.
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Washington
Joseph Roith
Navy Yard
Providence Hospital
R. L. Watkins
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Continent
Hungary
Joe Roeder
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Joe
Eee Pe Tin
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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C.S.B
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