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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1939

Page

9

Medical Record Librarians Meet at Roosevelt Hotel

Iowa State Medical Record Librarians convened for an eighth annual session at the Roosevelt hotel. Topics included uniform hospital record fees for insurance claims and the value of accurate case histories for doctors, social workers, and insurers. Speakers planned covered cardiology appraisal, administrator librarian cooperation, and clinical notes from nurses.

Iowa State Medical Record Librarians’ Association Roosevelt Hotel G. Hilger Delores Schermer Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Ava M. Irish St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Ter Leona Gatzke St. Paul College of Nurses

Zoo Beavers Escape In Chaotic Hunt At Show

In Minneapolis a six day wild animal chase unfolds as beavers and two baby alligators chew through seats to escape from a zoo exhibit at the northwest sportsmen's show. Custodian M A Dahl leads searchers amid ruined opera boxes and bleachers. The gators are feared to perish without water while beavers may survive months.

Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium M. A. Dahl Dahl Zoo

LaGuardia Moves To End Night Club Brawling

New York Mayor LaGuardia revokes the cabaret license of El Morocco to curb club fights. Proprietor John Perona was summoned to a hearing before Deputy Commissioner Cornelius O’Leary as a temporary permit allowed the club to operate. A fistfight erupted last week over a bill with a patron before both parties dropped assault charges in magistrate court.

New York

McKinley Pupils Inducted Into Honor Society

The McKinley high school Socratecian chapter held a semi annual induction ceremony as 15 students joined the National Honor Society. New members include Richard Arnold William Biederman Robert Carstens Betty Duffy Doris Janacek James Livingston Willis Mohn Newton Thayer 12A Jean Hedberg Wayne Mitter Martha Trustos 12B Lorraine Aves Pauline Ecklund Arlene England Rebecca Hallman 11A. The event featured an orchestra and choir, with remarks on scholarship character leadership and service.

Socratecian Chapter National Honor Society McKinley High School Richard Arnold William Biederman Robert Carstens Betty Duffy Doris Janacek James Livingston Willis Mohn Newton Thayer Jean Hedberg Wayne Mitter Martha Trustos Lorraine Aves Pauline Ecklund Arlene England Rebecca Hallman McKinley High School Socratecian National Honor Society Chapel Lorraine Awes

LaGuardia condemns brawls by license holders

The mayor says any licensed person who punches or assaults patrons commits a serious offense and will not be tolerated, underscoring strict enforcement.

LaGuardia

Iowa U Woman Elected President of State Dietetic Assn

Miss Hazel Swim a University of Iowa dietitian was elected president of the Iowa State Dietetic Association at a Roosevelt hotel meeting. Other officers named include Elsie Guthrie vice president Martha Jane Motfitt secretary and Phoebe Benson treasurer. The nominating committee featured Fern Gleiser Eunice Longworth and Minna Wikoff. Next meeting set for Iowa City in October with round table discussions.

Hazel Swim Currierhall University of Iowa Iowa State Dietetic Association Roosevelt Hotel Iowa Hospital Association Elsie Guthrie Iowa State College Ames Martha Jane Motffitt Cedar Rapids Iowa Soldiers Home Marshalltown Phoebe Benson University Hospital Iowa City Fern Gleiser Eunice Longworth Minna Wikoff Coe College

Elliott Roosevelt May Become News Columnist

Elliott Roosevelt indicated in a radio address he may become a newspaper columnist. He said columnists and editors have spanked him yet he respects the group and may join their ranks, joining the same boat to give and take jibes as needed. He praised columnists and editorial writers and wished them more power.

Fort Worth Tex Elliott Roosevelt Roosevelt

Woodmen Delegates Hear Democratic Ideals From National Officer

Woodmen of the World delegates in the Iowa Minnesota jurisdiction at Montrose hotel hear national secretary Farrar Newberry and Dr. Herbert Kennedy emphasize democratic principles and a representative government. Eight thousand lodges operate in 44 states as a memorial service for John Thomas Yates, long national secretary, is planned.

Farrar Newberry Herbert Kennedy Omaha Iowa-Minnesota Montrose Hotel Newberry Kennedy Frank Hahn Charles Bready E. B. Lyon Cedar Rapids Iowa John Thomas Yates C. R. Valentine Min

Minne sota State Manager to Address Meeting Program

A program on Wednesday will feature election and installation of officers and an address by R. E. Miller of Omaha, national director, as part of the Minnesota state manager’s forthcoming schedule.

Neapolis Minnesota R. E. Miller Omaha

Carthage Choir to Present Program at First Lutheran Church

The Carthage college a cappella choir outlines a Wednesday 7 30 p m concert at First Lutheran Church Third avenue and Tenth street SE featuring works by Luther Bach Humperdinck and Bach motet Be Not Afraid noted as a highlight and praised for its double choir technique.

First Lutheran Church Third Avenue Tenth Street Carthage College Luther Bach Motel Woghie S. Bach The Shepherd Angel McCollin Jansel Gretel Humperdinck Schnitker Cesar Franck Lindsay Norden Celestial Mr. Nelson Wm. Crotch Hail Gladdening Charles Wood J. S. Bach

All-Bran Daily Keeps Constipation Away

Promote Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural bulk filler for regularity. The ad urges daily consumption with plenty of water to avoid constipation and emergency medicines, stating Kellogg's All-Bran is made in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.

Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Plow Your Garden Man Wanted in Class 10 Ads

Classified notice invites a man to plow gardens under classification 10 in the Want Ads. Advertisement copy urges readers to respond.

Whales Play Possum Says Harkers Island Fishermen

BEAUFORT N C two Harkers Island fishermen Ire dell Rose and Arthur Lewis reported a 25 foot whale appeared dead in their sink net off Cape Lookout. The whale suddenly came to life, nearly capsized their boat and dragged it at high speed before the men cut the line and escaped.

Beaufort, N. C Iredell Rose Arthur Lewis Harkers Island Cape Lookout

South Side Civic Club Installs Officers And Appoints Committees

South Side Civic Club installs officers at C S P S hall with Lumir Struesky as president and H B Garrison as vice president. Milo Mitvalsky serves as installing officer and new committees include membership led by Robert Vesely and entertainment chaired by Mitvalsky.

South Side Civic Club C.S.P.S. Hall Lumir W Struesky H. B. Garrison H. L. Feiereisen Ray Phelan Milo Mitvalsky Robert M. Vesely G. P. Novak W. Rance L. L. Blahnik F J. Dvorak R. J. Vinch T. F. McePartland R. J. Kucera W. C. Hach Louis Broulik Leo Peiffer Frank J. Zachar Ed E. Hach Leon Drapela Don Jirouch Rudy Farman Floyd Philbrick Frank N. Stepanek V. Shonka Gordon Donnan Frank A. Brosh Charles L. Polansky Wayne C Boland Ralph F. Smtil

Landon Links Church Ideology to World Recovery

Alf M. Landon told Kansas City delegates of three Methodist branches that shared church ideology could reclaim a democracy and Christianity from a world sinking under hate. He warned of monsters bent on power as he spoke at Boston University School of Theology centennial dinner opening a unification conference.

Kansas City Alf M. Landon Landon Methodist Church Boston University School of Theology

Alburnett Child Irma Koch Dies of Infection

Irma Jean Koch three died Sunday in Carroll from streptococcus infection. Daughter of Kenneth Koch superintendent of schools at Arcadia and former Alburnett resident. Survived by three brothers. Funeral services planned Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Alburnett Evangelical church.

Alburnett Irma Jean Koch Kenneth Koch Arcadia Carroll Three Brothers Alburnett Evangelical Church

Industrialists Urge Trained Workers at Cedar Rapids Smoker

Roy Choate, president of LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing, told about 100 attendees at a Chamber of Commerce smoker that skilled labor is essential and that importing workers harms both sides. The talk closed Cedar Rapids night school industrial training, with executives from Davenport and Rock Island cited for similar programs.

Cedar Rapids Roy Choate LaPlant- Choate Manufacturing Company Chamber of Commerce James Plumb Iowa Manufacturing Company Davenport Rock Island C. J. Herbeck Iowa Electric Light and Power Company R. F. Plumb Theodore White Charles Stelcik E. H. Christensen A. L. Taylor

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