Progressive Bridge Party At Cedar Rapids Club
Women attended a progressive bridge luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Monday afternoon. Contract and auction bridge were played. Mrs. George F. Miller won the high prize, with many other prizes awarded to listed members.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
George F. Miller
G. O. Fletcher
Rockey T Newton
W. Craven Shuttleworth
J. Harold Horan
Franklin E. Katterjohn
W. J. Neuzil
H. M. Ivins
A. H. Boileau
John P. Lund Returns Home to Des Moines
John P. Lund came back Monday to his Des Moines home after several days at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J Hromek at 715 Second Avenue SW.
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John P. Lund
Des Moines
Henry J Hromek
Second Avenue
Honor Phyllis Herrmann Sixtenth Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs W F Herrmann hosted a party at their 113 Thirty sixth avenue SW home on Saturday in honor of their daughter Phyllis sixteenth birthday. Local guests included Donald Johnson Jack Curry Mary Ferris Earl Kee Mary Adams Maxine Lorraine Bliss Nadine Florang Hazel Bernard Helen Rupperle Vivian Danberg Vincent Wall Paul Roth Carl Koehn Helen Meyers Betty Lange Ruth Henry and out of town visitors from Clinton Van Horne and Buhl Minn plus Richard Pfennig.
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W. F. Herrmann
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Phyllis
Donald Johnson
Jack Curry
Mary Ferris
Earl Kee
Mary Adams
Maxine
Lorraine Bliss
Nadine Florang
Hazel
Bernard
Helen Rupperle
Vivian Danberg
Vincent Wall
Paul Roth
Carl Koehn
Helen Meyers
Betty Lange
Ruth Henry
A. Carlson
Ruth Carlson
F. Loehndorf
Donald Loehndorf
Clinton
Richard Pfennig
Buhl, Minn
Robert Krumm
Donald Grady
Marion Waldersdorf
van Horne
Party for Miss Quinn Shower Honors Catherine Quinn
Mrs John Mulherin hosted a Sunday afternoon shower on Lincoln highway W for Miss Catherine Quinn. Guests played cards, the honoree received gifts, and refreshments were served with prizes won by Mrs. J. F. Toomey and Mrs. William Gibney.
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Catherine Quinn
Raymond Risted
John Mulherin
Lincoln Highway W
J. F. Toomey
William Gibney
Weekend visit to Iowa City by Smith and Coffitt party
Mr and Mrs Clayton P Smith and their daughter Helen of 125 Thirty third street NE and Miss Mae Coffitt of Austin Minn visited in the home of Mrs Margaret Breece at Iowa City over the weekend
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Clayton P. Smith
Helen
Thirty-third Street
Mae Coffitt
Austin, Minn
Margaret Breece
Iowa City
Get-Together 500 Club Hosts Marion Prize Night
Mr and Mrs Claude Port of Marion hosted the Get-Together 500 club on Sunday evening. Women’s prizes went to Mrs Henry Noble Mrs Lewis Klever and Mrs Neil Blok. Men’s prizes were won by Harley OConnor Lewis Klever and Lawrence Martin.
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Claude Port
Marion
Henry Noble
Lewis Klever
Neil Blok
Harley O'Conner
Lewis
Klever
Lawrence Martin
Mrs Dautremont Honored at Surprise Evening Party
Norbert Dautremont hosted a surprise Sunday night gathering at 1407 Seventh Avenue SE to honor his wife Mrs Dautremont. Prizes were awarded in bridge to Elmer Dautremont Richard Svoboda and Raymond Polansky with numerous guests including Merle McAvoy Wes Machacek Richard Spacek Richard Svoboda Prosper DeWulf Elmer Dautremont Merton Wood Peter Serhousek Millicent Racher Jack Iy Betty Rice Raymond Polansky Edith Winn Adrian D Autremont and Mary Griffin of Riverside.
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Norbert Dautremont
Seventh Avenue SE
Elmer Dautremont
Richard Svoboda
Raymond Polansky
Merle McAvoy
Wes Machacek
Richard Spacek
Prosper DeWulf
Merton Wood
Peter Serbousek, Jr
Millicent Racher
Jack * Iy
Betty Rice
Edith Winn
Adrian D'Autremont
Mary Griffin
Riverside
Two youth reform school graduates confess to 25 holdups
Chicago police heard John Mikosz and Walter Pekovitch confess to about 25 robberies since their release from reform school, including shooting Edward Niewarowski who died from his leg wounds after resisting.
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Chicago
INS
John Mikosz
Walter Pekovitch
Edward Niewarowski
Youth 19 Kills Girl 15 Then Dies In Jail
Henry V. Raney 19 died in Daviess County hospital after shooting Mary Hartman 15 on Monday night in Washington Indiana. Police prepared to charge him with murder as the couple had dated for seven months and talked of engagement but no real plan.
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Washington
Ind
Henry V. Raney
Pretty Mary Hartman
Mary
Raney
Daviess County Hospital
WPA
Henry
Natl Debt Nears Roosevelt Limit Asks For Weekly Bills
The national debt is set to exceed the $35 026 000 000 limit within a month. As of April 17 the debt stood at 34 828 429 860 dollars. Treasury began a weekly issue of 50 million in bills to replenish the working balance which has fallen to 743 210 000 dollars, with a target balance around 1 000 000 000 dollars. To cover the gap the administration may need to raise at least 300 000 000 through weekly bill issues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Chicago Zoo Receives First Giant Panda Su Lin
A 30 pound panda named Su Lin settled at Brookfield zoo becoming the sole giant panda in captivity. Mrs. William H. Harkness Jr of New York gave ten thousand dollars to aid an Orient expedition after she located the panda last November in a hollow tree on the China Tibet border.
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Chicago
INS
Sulin
Brookfield Zoo
William H. Harkness, Jr
New York
Chicago Zoological Society
Orient
Harkness
Iowa News in Brief VAUKON and Stanley items featured
WAUKON Kiwanis sponsor Prairie Farmer WLS talent show set for April 29 to May 1. STANLEY Mother and Daughter banquet planned April 30 at Union church with theme The Highways of Life. Also Stanley Cemetery and Union Ladies Aid officers named for coming year. Local obituaries and community notices from What Cheer Solon Hopkinton Oxford Junction and Victor report funerals, plays, initiations, and shooting results.
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Kiwanis Club
Prairie Farmer Wls
Stanley
Union Church
Mart
Fredericksburg
W. J. Edgar
Ladies Aid Society
Stanley Cemetery Association
Charles James
N. P. Stimson
Orpha Parker
James Feaster
Hayden
Dwight Childers
Clair Denny
Delta
Clarence Cline
William Verhaaf
Rose Hill
John Veenstra
E. J. Collins
Des Moines
Hard James Greenhalgh
Oskaoosa
Radio Programs and Time Schedule Across Networks
Radio listings detail NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF and affiliates daily programming from morning to late evening. Programs include sketches music orchestras dramatic serials and public affairs with notable names such as Harum Lyon Phelps Lead Belly Lead Belly and Clara Dennis among many others.
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Taig
Harum
NBC
Weaf Ain
Willam Lyon Phelps
Suest
CBS
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Wg8st
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Vie
Sade
WJZ
Allan Roy Dafoe
WABC
WBBM
WOBT
KMOX
WCCO
WEAF
WGBT
Lilien Hiram Foulkes
Boone Arnold
WEBM
Dick Fidlerorch
Morton Bowe
George Rector
NBC Music
Cleveland Orch
Artur Rodzinski
George Hessberger
NBCI
Peninsula
WJZ Chain
Vasenelen Sane Behike
Tin Myrt
Arge
Younes
CBS1
WGST
Josef Stopak
INBC
Tower of London
Natl Congress of Parents and Teachers Assn
Richard A Bolt
Cleveland Child Health Assn
Qubersity of
California
Anguitute
Vere Resnikott
Lead Belly
John Tasker Howard
Harry Kogen Orch
WJZ Dhai
Weaf Chain
Narlowe
NHC
Mary Marlin
Dorothy Gordon
Children’s Corner
Doring
WHBM
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wasc
Orchestra
WEAP
Abner
Wuz
Uddy Clark
Wabst
Mario Cozzi
Christine Johnson
Orreh
Chain
Cuban-born Dayton Hedges shines at world textile confab
The recent world textile conference highlighted shorter hours led by Dayton Hedges, a Cuba American-born textile operator nicknamed El Toro by Cubans. His stance drew notable attention among attendees and industry leaders.
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Cuba
Dayton Hedges
el Toro
Urge Probe into Private Power Propaganda
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee called for a $150,000 FTC probe into propaganda by private power companies opposing public ownership. The move aims to expose messaging influencing utility policy.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
City Briefs and Personal Notices Summary
Cedar Rapids bankruptcy filing lists James William Sheker of Tama as owing 7932.34 with no assets. Iowa Volunteers Post No 1 fife and drum corps members asked to meet at armory midweek to donate toward new drums. H K Bennett, Des Moines public instruction supervisor, visits Linn County schools Central City Alburnett Springville Ely and addresses Linn County School Masters at the Y M C A dinner.
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James William Sheker
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Volunteers
Armory
Post
H. K. Bennett
Des Moines
State Department of Public Instruction
Linn County
Walter A. Shupp
Bennett
Central City
Alburnett
Springville
Ely
Perkins Proposes Plan to Ease Industrial Tension
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins urged industry and labor leaders to propose a plan under the Wagner Act to lessen tension and reduce work stoppages from misunderstandings. Attendees included CIO chairman John L. Lewis and AFL president William Green at the first informal conference.
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LLP
Frances Perkins
Industry
Labor
Miss Perkins
John L. Lewis
Committee of Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Reckless driving fines issued in police court
John McGuire of 1216 Eleventh Street NW was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving after crossing to the wrong side of the street twice on Ellis boulevard between Penn and K avenues NW. Fifteen dollars of the fine were suspended for good behavior.
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John McGuire
Eleventh Street NW
McGuire
Ellis Boulevard
Penn and
K Avenues NW
Willard Taylor
Seventh Avenue SE
L. L. Burgess
Palo
JT. S. Jordan
Springville
H. S. Middleton
Robins’ Road
A. J. Paula
Shaver Road
C. H. Boyer
Eighth Avenue
Harold Thompson
H. T. Strasburger
Linn Boulevard
W. H. Beshears
Second Street
G. S. Thompson
G Avenue
H. L. Galbraith
E Avenue NW
John G. Bestman
Second Ave
British Miners Vote In Favor Of National Strike
After a two hour meeting of coal miners executives Secretary Ebby Edwards announced a national ballot showed an overwhelming majority in favor of a strike. The vote was 444,456 for and 61,445 opposed. Action supported Hareworth colliery strikers in Nottinghamshire.
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London
Ebby Edwards
Edwards
Hareworth
Nottinghamshire
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