Marked Distinction Is Given Paul Engle By New York Times
The New York Times front page review of Paul Engle’s American Song finds it a strong debut with timely mood shifts among young poets. It praises Engle as a potent voice while noting the book may not become a lasting standard.
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Paul Engle
New York Times
United States
Paul Ensle
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Corvict.cn
Enges
Eier Osen
Rhodes
Orford
America
Punt
Engle
Bewney
Johnson speech on Pacific coast stirs retirement speculation
The Pacific coast appearance by General Hugh Johnson drew unrecorded remarks and new talk of his retirement. In Portland a Pacific Advertising club audience heard him say little of consequence, prompting questions about his future in official Washington and a possible shift in policy.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
Pacific Coast
Trave
Johnson
Sonvestien
Portland
Ore
Adioe
Corree
NBA
Inter-State Transit Lines win expansion on Iowa routes
The Inter-State Transit Lines of Omaha received state railroad commissioners approval to extend freight carrying operations on their passenger lines in Iowa. An Associated Press dispatch from Des Moines reports the decision, expanding the company’s current service scope.
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Inter-State Transit Lines
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
State Railroad Commissioners
Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Subtle charm of wife helps business man in social ties
A note describes Mrs G as a charming facilitator for her shy husband, aiding his business through social connections. a Miss Manners column offers dating and social tips for a young woman feeling lonely and a 17 year old girl debating dancing with a boy who resists learning to dance.
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Mrs. G
Mr. G
Miss Manners
Goldie
Deaths Mrs Hannah Randall dies at home in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Hannah Catherine Randall died at 3 pm Monday at her daughter Mrs Ira Franks home 1517 Fourth Street NW. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Kuba chapel Rev R N Coolidge officiates burial Bohemian National cemetery. Born Holt County Missouri Oct 12 1861 survived by six other children thirty grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren.
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Hannah Catherine Randall
Ira Franks
Fourth Street
Kuba Chapel
R. N. Coolidge
Bohemian National Cemetery
Randall
Holt County
Missouri
Franks
Nancy Guy
Forest City
Martha Jones
White
Hungerford Rites Planned For Cedar Rapids Burial
The body of Mrs F C Hungerford 35 of Kansas City Mo will be brought to Cedar Rapids for services at Linwood cemetery Wednesday at 430 p m conducted by Rev George McConkey She is survived by her husband four children and her mother Mrs Peter MacDonald will accompany the casket Judge Jordan 52 resident of Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness Born in Alabama 1882 he leaves sisters Mrs Amelia Jones and Mrs Laura Gonzales Funeral services are Wednesday at 230 p m at Christ Sanctified Holy Church led by Rev H G Darden Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery
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F. C. Hungerford
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Linwood Cemetery
George McConkey
E. C. Hungerford
F. H. Hungerford
Thirtieth Street
Peter MacDonald
Judge Jordan
Tenth Street
Alabama
Amelia Jones
Laura Gonzales
Christ Sanctified Holy Church
H. G. Darden
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Joseph G. Doyle Jr in Tama
Funeral services for Joseph G. Doyle Jr. will be held in Tama on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Harrison funeral home. The Rev. Frank H. Ward will officiate. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Doyle of 508 Fifth Avenue SE.
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Joseph G. Doyle, Jr
Tama
Harrison Funeral Home
Frank H. Ward
Joseph G. Doyle
Fifth Avenue SE
Radio Listings Mix of Programs and Orchestral Figures Across Networks
A dense schedule fragment lists viewing and listening options across CBS NBC and ABC networks. It names stations WBBM WMT WJZ WEAF and others with times featuring orchestras conductors and programs from morning through late evening.
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CBS
WBBM
WCCO
Charlie Seara
NBC
WEAP
Wolf—Jonesboy and
Sassafras
Woc-Who
WABC
WHT
WJZ Chain Stadcaps
WEAF
Velazco Orch
WMT
Hilf—Hon Archie
WJZ Chain
Fidler Orch
Chain Farm and Home Hour
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WUT
Sanford Orch
FKAP
Homany Trail
CAS
KMBC
Semaine Aweet Home
Inbc
WJZ
Thain Ann Leaf
WMT Regeerkins
Woco O thoeSfusicale
CBA
Happy Daya
Wiseman
Ndc
NBC Weap
WABL
Ted Wack Orely
Jack Heooks
Jim Bridger
WMAQ
WSNOO
AI Vearce
Gang
WJZ Chain 13
Wmjack Armstrong
WOW
Zho Orch
Weaf Woc
WHO
Elio Orch
Jobrinx Johnson Orch
Kardos Orch
Vera van
KFAB
Irene Rich
WJZ Wenr
WSM
Lilian Bucknam
East
Dumke
Nioake Carter
WBBM_WCCO
Frank Buck
Jack Pearl
Weap Woc
Madrixuera Orch
Deutsch Orch
Byene Gorin and Orch
Everett Marshall
WHAS
KMOX
Warne King
Fred Allen
Orch
WLW
Goldman Band
Nbci
Hines Orch
Red Nichols
Bereer Orch
Kavelin Orch
Cbsi
WNT
Lees Orch
Five Russian Engineers To Die For Sabotage
SVERDLOVSK Russia INS Five engineers of the Ural Machine Construction plant were sentenced to be shot by the local district court for sabotage. They allegedly caused an eleven million ruble fire and received 20000 rubles from a foreign concern hoping to secure a contract to rebuild the destroyed machinery. A mysterious foreigner named IN funded the payment, with nationality undisclosed. Six other engineers faced prison terms from three to ten years.
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Sverdlovsk
Russia
INS
Ural
First of National Park Stamps Reaches Local Post Office
The Cedar Rapids post office received the 1-cent Yosemite stamp printed in green featuring a mountain scene with pines. About 50,000 of the Yosemite stamps are on hand with orders placed for accompanying 2, 3, and 5-cent national park issues for distribution.
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National Park
Yosemite
Cedar Rapids
Hope Huston to Wed William Dunn in Columbus Junction
Mr and Mrs J C Huston announce the engagement of their daughter Hope Huston to William Dodds Dunn son of Mr and Mrs J K Dunn of Wyman. The wedding is set for August 15 at the bride’s home. Dunn is principal of Columbus High School. The couple will reside in Columbus.
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Pelhi
Donald Holdridge
William Wilson
Blanche Hamblin
Earl Wilson
Lewis Dierckson
John Wilson
Manchester
Raymond Tibbitts
Anamosa
Ruth Brown
Los Angeles
Jackie Sands
Wheatland
Doran Wilson
A .L. Clark
Lynn Pulver
Oscar Wilson
Jack Holdridge
O A Holdridge
Junior Pulver
Delhi
Columbus Junction
J. C. Huston
Crawfordsville
Miss Hope Huston
William Dodds Dunn
J. K. Dunn
Wyman
Dunn
Columbus High School
Will Rogers Reports Roosevelt Visit Draws Attention
Will Rogers notes Hawaii observers puzzled by President Roosevelt's Pacific trip while fish failed to bite. He says the voyage was a success for most, aside from a slow fishing day, and emphasizes no tolerance for monkey business in the Pacific.
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Waimea
Hawaii
Divorce Granted to Mrs Colman in undefended suit
London AP reports Mrs. Ronald Colman won a decree nisi against her husband film star in an undefended proceeding. They wed Sept 18, 1920 at St George's office and have lived apart since 1924 with her staying in a London hotel. Wilton Junction bank pays third 10 percent dividend. H R Maurer Jr examiner in charge. about 33000 dollars to depositors.
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London
Ronald Colman
Colman
St. George’s Register Office
Wilton Junction
Lake Steamer Pirate Report Proves False
A coast guard armada searched the private hunt bound for Milwaukee after a tip of buccaneers aboard the excursion steamer City of Grand Rapids. The crew found no danger, boarded halfway, and sent a radio report that all was well before returning home.
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Chicago
Coast Guard
Grand Rapids
Coast Guards
Milwaukee
Record Heat in Lincoln Ties July High Marks
The temperature reached 101 degrees at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Lincoln, Nebraska, tying the all time July high of 101 degrees and marking new records this year for mean maximum temperatures and maximum temperature as well as overall mean temperatures.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Births in local homes and Mercy Hospital notes
Born to Milo Vig at 606 Third Street NW a son weighing eight pounds on July 29. John Jennings of Atkins welcomed Vionne Nequa a daughter born July 25. Herman Kobusch at 412 First Street SW welcomed a son on July 28 at Mercy Hospital. Paul Patere son of 214 Fifteenth Street NW welcomed a daughter on July 29 at Mercy. Frank Zeman of 1401 N Street SW welcomed a daughter on July 31 at Mercy. Leslie Rawson of Palo welcomed a son on July 31 at Mercy Hospital.
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Milo Vig
Third Street
John Jennings
Atkins
Vionne Nequa
Jennings
Viola Jones
Herman Kobusch
First Street
Mercy Hospital
Paul Patereson
Fifteenth Street
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