Applicants for Health Camp Get Physicals
Naomi Doebel reports on the Public Health Nursing Association first clinic of the season for Camp Good Health applicants. Doctors examined 54 children, many showing rickets and malnutrition. one six year old weighed 35 pounds. Cardio gram and X ray planned for possible heart condition. Dental corrections likely for most. some may receive financial aid if parents cannot pay.
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Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health
The
Morgan Foster
John T. Hecker
W. H. Tyler
J. O. Downing
Eleanor Barnes
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Cuts Bulk Soap Price
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company announces a ten percent price reduction on bulk soap. The move from the Jersey City plant aims to lower costs for manufacturers and retailers relying on large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate-Palmolive
Jersey City
N. J
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company
Senate Passes Departmental Budget Bill in Iowa
DES MOINES UP The Iowa senate approved the departmental budget bill setting a $9 712 781 annual appropriation for the next biennium The body added amendments boosting total by 2 095 875 over the house figure The bill minus school aid stood at 7 616 907 before amendments and school aid was later handled in another measure Strong increases included 68 900 for public safety 500 to 4500 for bureau of criminal investigation chief Nethergall and 2 000 000 to the old age assistance fund The overall old age fund would total 12 000 000 under the senate plan Other changes added 20 000 for hotel and restaurant inspection 400 for the insurance commissioner salary 6009 total and 1 080 more for the industrial commission budget plus 3 750 for supreme court judges and 400 for the labor commissioner to 4 000 There was little debate and the vote was unanimous with section by section consideration and a 7 055 378 committee recommendation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Senate
House
Department of Public Safety
R. W. Nethergall
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
General Fund
Department of Agriculture
Industrial Commission
Supreme Court
Greeks Contribute $3085 for War Relief in Cedar Rapids
A total of $3085 raised by Cedar Rapids residents of Greek ancestry has been turned over to Russell Manatt, treasurer of the Greek war relief drive. The drive, though officially closed weeks ago, still has unread envelopes from Cedar Rapids industrial plants to be turned in.
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Russell Manatt
Cedar Rapids
Manatt
Merchants National
Public Welfare Bureau Names Stenographer
The Public Welfare Bureau adds Mrs. Samuel A. Johnson of 1118 B avenue NW as bureau stenographer. The staff now includes Mrs. Shirley Bechtel as manager, Mrs. Julia DeWitt as bookkeeper, Betty Grahm as stenographer for the Council of Social Planning, and Mrs. Johnson.
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Samuel A. Johnson
B Avenue NW
Public Welfare Bureau
Shirley Bechtel
Julia DeWitt
Betty Grahm
Council of Social Planning
Johnson
Frisco Man Fined For Reckless Driving
Everett E Walton of San Francisco was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving before Justice H R Churchill Tuesday night. Highway patrolmen said Walton traveled on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids at a high rate of speed and passed another car on a grade.
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Everett E. Walton
San Francisco
H. R. Churchill
Walton
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Businessmen to Be First United Air Lines Flighters
Eight Cedar Rapids businessmen sail to Chicago Saturday to board United Airlines first regular passenger flight to land at Cedarpids Municipal Airport at 1 58 p m Sunday. Inaugural ceremonies celebrate the Mainliner arrival and the first westbound leg to Des Moines Omaha and San Francisco with Cedarpids residents Gail Miller Kenneth L Hastie John Baldridge Earl Bapty Paul Palmer Oliver J Swab Gene Baxter and W H Wenkstein among the group. Kathleen Kennedy Trachta and Mrs R L O Leary travel with infant daughter Kathleen on the return to San Francisco. Flight schedules list Des Moines Omaha and Denver legs with respective times 2 50 p m 3 50 p m and 6 25 p m CST.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
United Air Lines
Cedarpids Municipal
Des Moines
Omaha
San Francisco
Denver
Gail Miller
Kenneth L. Hastie
John Baldridge
Earl Bapty
Paul Palmer
Oliver J. Swab
Gene Baxter
W. H. Wenkstein
Mike Kennedy
Leon J. Trachta
R. L. O'Leary
Katheen
Kathleen
Lane
Sacramento
Kennedy
Trachta
Kansas City
Moines
United
R. W. Schrader
Weather Bureau
Fella Tulip Festival Postponed One Week
Pella Iowa festival and centennial celebration delayed by unusual weather. New dates are May 15 to 17. Growth of tulips slowed, committee notes. The event features a two mile Vorade with historical floats and the large City of Refuge pageant directed by Paul Hagen of Fostoria Ohio, retracing Pella's founding from 1847 to today.
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Pella
INS
City of Refuge
Paul Hagen
Fostoria
Ohio
Help Control Cancer Donation Appeal Statement
A brief plea to support cancer research and patient services urges readers to send checks to the American Cancer Society at 2427 B Avenue NE. The message emphasizes charitable giving and community help to fight cancer.
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American Cancer Society
B Avenue NE
K C Minstrels Draw Big Crowd at Immaculate Conception
The Knights of Columbus minstrel show at Immaculate Conception auditorium Tuesday drew a capacity audience. Highlights included Shirley Hamel and Rose Mary Jennings in tap and marimba, the Carroll Dancers, and acts by Robert Taylor in blackface plus padding. Soloists Michael Carroll Elwood Maloney Norbert Engler and Clarence Gast performed, with gags between numbers.
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Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Auditorium
Shirley Hamel
Rose Mary Jennings
Robert Taylor
Huggin
Chalkin
Michael Carroll
Elwood Maloney
Norbert Engler
Clarence Gast
Carroll
Man and Woman Plea On Morals Charges
Mrs. Jessie Waterbury and Clayton Brolliar, both of 1309 Fifteenth street SE, were arrested on Linn county bench warrants charging lewdness. A second warrant accuses Brolliar of lascivious acts with a minor. Arraigned before Lloyd Philbrick, Waterbury pled not guilty with $500 bond. Brolliar pled not guilty to lascivious acts, bond $1,000. he has until Friday at 10 a.m. to plead on lewdness. bail set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Waterbury
Fifteenth Street
Clayton Brolhar
Linn County Bench
Brolliar
Lloyd Philbrick
Waterbury
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Naomi Doebel
Public Health Nursing Association Board of Directors
Mmes
E. W. Lundquist
Joseph Kralik
George Kosek
de Vee Gildrey
R. N
Bers
Rosemary
Helen Ziesman
Hermina
Betty Landes
Lillian Henderson
Cartwright
Third Ave
Curtiss
Sopa
Curtiss Candy CO
Chicago 18
C.R. Greeks
Frisco
California
GO Greyhound
Greyhound
Evergreen Northwest
National Parks
Boulder Dam
Colorado
Nedr
R. L. Turpin Union Bus Depot
Second Street
Dial
Interstate Transit Lines
Nina
Insurance Agency
L. D. Burkhalter
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
Long
Palas Ae
Jean Leslie
Avondale
Chambray
Craemer's
Cologne
C.R
Francis Hidinger
Veterans of Foreign Wars
K.C. Minstrels
Beauty
Carole
Faberge
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