Pryor Declares Relief Dept Non-Political in Iowa
J C Pryor Des Moines state emergency relief administrator informs in a general bulletin that the relief department will operate strictly on a non political and non partisan basis. He says relief is based on need and that employment will be by ability and state citizenship where possible. He adds no relief worker should seek public office while employed and no official pressure has altered policy.
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Iowa
J. C. Pryor
Des Moines
Alice Ferber
Linn County
State Relief Department
Pryor
The
IERA
Relief Administration
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a low cost diuretic with claims to flush waste from the kidneys and relieve symptoms such as backache puffy eyes leg cramps moist palms and urinary irritation. It urges readers to buy only GOLD MEDAL from Haarlem in Holland and notes night trips to the bathroom as a sign of weak kidneys.
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Haarlem
Holland
Lectures On Curtain Trends By Lu cile Beck At Newman’s
Miss Lucile Beck of the Quaker Lace Curtain company Philadelphia will present three free lectures on curtain and drapery decorating trends at Newman's drapery department. She will display ten miniature modern rooms and answer home decoration inquiries. Sessions are 10:30 Friday morning and 3 Thursday and Friday afternoons with seating for 300 women.
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Lucile Beck
Quaker Lace Curtain Company
Philadelphia
Newman
Senate Impasse and Committees Open in Washington Dispatch
The Senate conducts impeachment proceedings against Judge Halstead L. Ritter of Florida. Subcommittees study war profits legislation while the House handles private calendar, deficiency appropriations, and tax hearings. The veterans committee resumes Florida storm death probe and air safety queries highlight concerns with air commerce facilities.
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Senate
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Finance
HOU SE
Appropriations
Veterans Committee
Ways and Means
Halstead L. Ritter
Air Safety Committee
Bureau of Air Commerce
HOUSE
Zeppelin Continues Homeward Journey
The German airship Hindenburg passed over Fernando de Noronha in the Atlantic on its way home to Friedrichshafen after leaving Rio de Janeiro yesterday on its first round trip.
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Fernando DE Noronha
Atlantic
Brazil
Friedrichshafen
Rio de Janeiro
Widow Appointed Mdivani Executrix
Louise Astor Van Alen Mdivani widow of Prince Serge Mdivani was formally appointed executrix of the Georgian's estate in a probate court appearance in Los Angeles following his polo accident death weeks earlier.
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Los Angeles
Louise Astor van Alen Mdivani
Prince Serge Mdivani
New Jersey lawmakers reject Lindbergh kidnapping probes
In Trenton, N J legislators defeated two motions to probe the Lindbergh kidnapping case, leaving the Hauptmann trial as the lone unfinished matter. Detained New York cop linked to Wendel case sparked political tension as officials debated official conduct.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Paul Wendel
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New York City
Wendel
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Parker
Hoffman
Assembly
Hauptmann
City Naturalizes Eleven Residents in Superior Court
Eleven Cedar Rapids residents were naturalized in a Tuesday hearing before Judge Thomas B. Powell. The new citizens include Albertha Edgar, Frederick Donnthorpe, Frank Svoboda, Dominik Zakrzewski, Alfred Pidgeon, Otto Funke, Emma Hudina, Mary Strang, Chaia Greenberg, Harry Abar, and Anna Ulch with birth nationalities English Czech Polish Danish Russian German. Judge Powell urged civic participation and rights protection under the Constitution. Fred Schlotfeldt, Chicago IMMIGR, noted procedures were satisfactory.
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Cedar Rapids
Superior Court
Thomas B. Powell
J. M. McWhorter
Chicago
L. J. Storey
Albertha Edgar
Eighth Avenue
Frederick Donnthorpe
Fifth Avenue
Frank Joseph Svoboda
Twenty-first Avenue
Dominik Zakrzewski
Fourth Avenue
Alfred William Pidgeon
Sixth Avenue
Otto Ernest Funke
I Avenue NE
Emma Hudina
N Street
Mary Henrikka Strang
First Avenue E
Chaia Greenberg
First Street
Harry Smith Abar
Third Avenue
Anna Katherine Ulch
Bowling Street
Powell
Fred J. Schlotfeldt
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Wise Person Admits Errors and Social Pressure
Marge writes that Kay and other girls are smug and that she hides her drinking and smoking to fit peers. The adviser praises honesty about mistakes and urges readers to question group norms, then invites another letter for guidance.
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Kay
Marge
Dear Miss Manners on a Country Wife and farm life
A farmer answers a reader arguing for toughness on the land and self reliance. He defends staying on the farm with help, urges practical work, and suggests city life suits some but not all, urging understanding of different temperaments and paths.
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Miss Manners
Nichols Postmaster Named Acting Leader
The Post Office Department appointed William R. Schmitt as acting postmaster at Nichols Iowa on Tuesday.
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Nichols
Washington
Post Office Department
William R. Schmitt
Sidelights From Gainesville Storm
A morgue scene shows a dead man with a dead boy, a girl with rouge lips, and a husband lamenting a last note. Gainesville voters approved tearing down the old courthouse for a new one. A dress dummy stood amid street ruins as convicts freed shackles and aided body removals.
Linville Opens Primary Campaign Headquarters
Guy Linville republican candidate for United States Senate opens campaign headquarters at 521-523 Merchants National Bank Building. The office will be open daily and in the evenings.
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Guy Linville
United States
Merchants National Bank
Fire Nearly Destroys Bailey House on Larson Farm
A fire damaged the Bailey residence on the Larson farm one mile west and half a mile north of West Branch Monday afternoon. Firefighters arrived after a muddy trek and saved part of the lower floor. the house and contents were insured.
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West Branch
T. H. Bailey
J. E. Larson
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