Morgans Men Of Mystery and Their Principles on Reputation
In Franklin era portrait by Willis Thornton, J P Morgan stands in three houses on Madison Avenue and at sea. Guards guard his estates from Glen Cove to London while his Corsair yacht sails. He survived two murder attempts and a Wall Street bomb, upholds privacy, and jealously guards the Morgan name and credit over public scrutiny. He funds policy, aids government when needed, and favors steady partnerships over fame.
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Clive
House
New York
Nea
Romanhaat
Madison Avenue
Murray
J 1. Morgan
Morgan
Thirtyeifth
Lhke
Mor- Ran O
Glen Cove
Wall Street
Metropolitan
Groton
Harvard
Protestant Episcopal Church
George F Baker
Wilson
Lamont
Tenday
Diplomatic Maneuverer Lamont Steps In For Morgan
The passage highlights Tom Lamont, a former reporter, as Morgan’s capable stand‑in and key international contact for the House. It suggests Lamont handles overseas business, possibly earning nearly Morgan’s share, amid ongoing Senate investigations.
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Essary
Morgan
Tom Lamont
Lamont
House
DeMolay Alumni to Confer Degree on Eight Members
The C. H. Cogswell Alumni Chapter will confer the majority degree on eight past DeMolays at the Masonic Temple Friday at 8 pm. A stag party for DeMolays and Masons will follow the degree work with wrestling and boxing bouts and readings by pupils of Leon C. Hasek. William Reynolds directs sports and Joseph Wild handles refreshments.
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C. H. Cogswell
Masonic Temple
Leon C. Hasek
William Reynolds
Joseph Wild
Cagswell
DeMolay Chapter Founded in Cedar Rapids
C H Cogswell of Cedar Rapids founder of DeMolay in Town organized Feb 22 and is one of the state's two chapters. The officers are Fred J Witottsek president Robert Johnson first vice president Otto Slapnicka second vice president John Gable secretary Wayne Bain treasurer and Edward Murphy sergeant at arms.
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C. H. Cogswell
Cedar Rapids
DeMolay
Fred J. Witottsek
Robert Johnson
Otto Slapnicka
John Gable
Wayne Bain
Edward Murphy
City explores new water main for Country Club Heights
Louis D. Burgus requests council join him and H. F. Blomquist in visiting Country Club Heights to assess a possible water main project. Estimated material cost is 15 000 dollars. If approved, funds may be borrowed from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for material and RC labor. Burgus also asks Louis J. Zika to obtain a sewage analysis to determine future disposal plant needs.
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Louis D. Burgus
H. F. Blomquist
Country Club Heights
Burgus
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R.F.C
Louis J. Zika
Mars and Mercury Boost Active Year For May Birthdays
Prediction notes strong Mars and Mercury positions energizing new ventures and bold projects. May birthdays face high pressure initiative and achievement with growth and potential changes. Henry Fielding cited as a notable nativity.
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Mars
Mercury
Henry Fielding
Carthage College Choir to Sing Here April 26
The Carthage College A Cappella choir on its sixth annual midwest tour will perform at First Lutheran Church in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday April 26 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. a freewill offering will be collected from the audience.
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Cedar Rapids
Carthage College
Middle West
First Lutheran Church
Airship to Move Workers and Machinery to The Gigant Farm
A large airship will transport workers and equipment to The Gigant, the vast Soviet farm in the North Caucasus, signaling a major logistical delivery to boost farming operations.
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North Caucasus
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