KRA SC HELD EXPLANATION ON PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY POLICY
Governor Herring named me Iowa director of public works to aid communities in preparing projects for early advisory board consideration. Slashing red tape allowed winter 1933 34 approvals, employing idle workers and dollars under the National Industrial Recovery Act.
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Herring
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Unemployed Linn County Work Relief Programs Underway
About 700 Linn county men and women registered for work under a state adopted county relief system. Projects include grading at Shockey hill near Marion, Riverside road south of Cedar Rapids, and street work in Central City with additional athletic field jobs at Marion and Mount Vernon.
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Linn County
County Work Relief Office
Shockey Hill
Marion
Riverside Road
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Mount Vernon
Iowa City Man Seeks 10000 Dollar Malicious Prosecution Suit
J. L. Johnston of Iowa City sues Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America and Cedar Rapids district officials Gerald Schwerke and O. B. Hanson for 10000 dollars. Trial opened before Judge F. O. Ellison as a jury weighs claims that the company caused an embezzlement charge in June 1933 which was dismissed in September for lack of evidence.
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J. L. Johnston
Iowa City
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Gerald O. Schwerke
O. B. Hanson
Cedar Rapids
F. O. Ellison
City Moves to Dismiss Hopwood Mandamus Suit
The city of Cedar Rapids and defendants ask district court to dismiss Robert C. Hopwood's mandamus action seeking to keep his post as switchboard operator and fingerprint expert with the police force. Hopwood, a World War II veteran, had an injunction delaying his removal and cites the soldier's preference law. defendants claim an exception applies. Hopwood joined the police department in 1923 and added fingerprint duties in 1927 under former Chief W. C. Benesh and Public Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidenier.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Hopwood
Hopwood
Police Department
W. C. Benesh
Dan Kruidenier
Divorce Suits Filed in District Court for Cruel Treatment
District court records show divorce actions including Sarah Martin versus John Martin and Lera McDermott versus Leo A. for cruel and in human treatment.
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Sarah Martin
John Martin
Lera McDermott
Leo A
Local divorce cases advance in county court records
McDermott and Violet Louise Cory sue Kenneth M Cory over alledged automobile ejectment and seek division of goods and vehicles. Mrs Cory seeks custody of a minor daughter. McDermotts married August 17 1925 and Corys October 28 1928. Judge H C Ring grants Joseph J Janeba divorce from Florence M Janeba for cruel treatment. Janeba custody awarded to Mrs Janeba and Florence Horner restored. Nelle A Werner granted default divorce from Wilmer A Werner for cruel treatment. maiden name Nelle A Baty restored. married December 24 1931.
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H. C. Ring
Joseph J. Janeba
Florence M. Janeba
Wilmer A. Werner
Nelle A. Baty
Stebbins and Kempter Divorces and Custody Dispute
Legal notices summarize divorce actions for Glenn and Katherine Stebbins and Ada L. Kempter versus Henry C. Kempter. Custody and support claims noted. Also mentions separate maintenance request by Dorothy Hautsch and a Linn county partition confirmed by Judge H C Ring involving multiple Sarchett heirs and parcels.
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H. C. Ring
Linn County
Marie Hendryx
Milo Sarchett
Maude Mollenhauer
E. C. Sarchett
E. M. Sarchett
E. J. Sarchett
Cato Sarchett
Ravenscroft seeks two hundred dollars in real estate suit
Ravenscroft sues E. H. Winslow and Mary F. Winslow for two hundred dollars claiming fees for services as an agent in farm and city property exchange. District court jury had also heard Darlene Klahn versus Dr. L. E. McLaughlin in a fifteen thousand dollar personal injury case before dismissal after three witnesses. The Globe Publishing Company seeks ninety one dollars in an account suit in district court.
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T. E. Ravenscroft
E. H. Winslow
Mary F. Winslow
Real Estate Commission
Ravenscroft
District Court
Darlene Joan Klahn
Arthur Klahn
L. E. McLaughlin
John T. Moffit
The
Globe Publishing Company of
Des Moines
FE. J
Constable Fleming Seeks Re election
Constable Fleming seeks Republican nomination for re election as Rapids township constable at the June 4 primary. He filed with County Auditor Robert M Vesely Wednesday. Fleming 45, lifelong Cedar Rapids resident except for two years in the army including a year in France with the Rainbow division. He previously worked in newspapers and railroading.
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W. J
bin” Fleming
Highland Drive
Robert M. Vesely
Rapids Township
Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Rainbow Division
France
Baby Scalded After Fall Into Hot Cleaning Water
Donald Charles Ingels 20 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Ingels of 428 Thirtieth street SE, fell backward into a pan of hot water while his mother prepared to scrub the floor. He was rushed to Mercy hospital in serious condition Wednesday afternoon.
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Donald Charles Ingels
Elmer Ingels
Thirtieth Street
Mercy Hospital
Local marriage licenses filed in Cedar Falls Urbana and Belle Plaine
Richard Harover and Arduth Peterson of Cedar Falls Merle Grimm of Urbana and Laura Palmer of Belle Plaine obtained marriage licenses in the latest filing.
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Richard Harover
Arduth Peterson
Cedar Falls
Merle Grimm
Urbana
Laura Palmer
Belle Plaine
Acting Cedar Rapids Postmaster Named Until Vacancy Filled
Rep. B. M. Jacobsen announced in Washington that he will name an acting Cedar Rapids postmaster to serve until a permanent civil service appointment is made. Frank K. Hahn resigned as postmaster effective April 30 to become public improvements commissioner. The acting postmaster will hold the position until the Civil Service Commission conducts an examination and compiles eligibles list.
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B. M. Jacobsen
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Rep. Jacobsen
Post Office Department
Frank K. Hahn
Civil Service Commission
Dispatch
Coe Band to Play at Drake Relays
The Coe college military band led by Director Stanley Vesely will perform at the Drake Relays. Fifty four members depart Cedar Rapids by bus Friday afternoon to parade in Des Moines Saturday morning and join the mass event.
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Coe College Military Band
Stanley Vesely
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Statewide concert at Drake Stadium attracts 3000 musicians
A Saturday afternoon concert at Drake Stadium will host high school and college bands from across the state. About 3,000 musicians are expected to participate in the event, showcasing regional musical talent.
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Drake Stadium
Youth Shoots Silver Fox in City Yard
Raymond Quaid a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs J C Quaid fired a .22 rifle in the yard of his home on First avenue road west inside the city limits on a Wednesday morning. He shot a black silver fox that was raiding the Quaid chicken yard. The animal is believed to be an escaped bred fox since native silver foxes are extinct in the area.
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Raymond Quaid
J. C. Quaid
First Avenue Road
Quaid
Coe Women’s Glee Club Plans May 1 Concert
The Coe College Women’s Glee Club will present a concert in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel on Tuesday evening May 1 at 8 15. The program features three sections sacred selections an Elizabethan scene in costume and a modern group. Admission is free a silver offering will be taken and a limited number of patron tickets at thirty five cents provide reserved seating.
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Coe College Women’s Glee Club
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
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