Private Power Reduces F D R's Georgia Power Bill
Georgia Power president Preston Arkwright says the Roosevelt Georgia home now pays two cents per kilowatt hour after initial 18 cent rates. He notes the home was first served by a municipal plant in Manchester before private takeover in 1929 and rate cuts followed.
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Last Week of Playground Season Opens Next Week Schedule
Open week closes with grounds offering motion picture programs on each site. Events include a playground garden picnic at Bever Park, a county soapbox derby, and an intercity softball match with Dubuque at Ellis Park. Senior boys’ playoffs continue with Harrison advancing to finals.
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Court of Honor
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Brothers Turn Family Realty Venture Into Pleasure Project
Sam and Fed Hedges began improving an acreage at 63 Circle Drive NE for their father Horace Hedges a Cedar Rapids realtor. They ended up living there and turning the project into a family summer home while the investment yields future dividends in pleasure rather than cash.
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Fed
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Fed" Hedges, Jr
Fifty Three Entries In Linn County Soapbox Derby Set For Tuesday
The Linn County playground soapbox derby drew 53 entries, 31 in the junior division and 22 in the senior division, with 14 from Lincoln playground and races to start at 2 p.m. Tuesday after checks at the Chevrolet garage. Moray Eby will start the event, with safety measures and a 5,600 spectator forecast.
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OET Traffic Men's Outing Planned for Sept 21 Cedar Rapids
Traffic men from the middle west plan attendance at the Cedar Rapids Traffic Men's Outing on Sept 21 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. The event features golf, baseball, horseshoe pitching, bridge and a dinner with songs but no speeches. Harry F. Sundberg, Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau manager, returns as major domo overseeing a tariff style invitation and program. In 1937 the gathering drew 346 attendees from Albany to Omaha, across the gulf and up to Canada.
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Invitations issued for year with broad executive slate
Invitations have been issued this year for the affair. Dr. G. Ainsworth serves as general chairman and the executive committee includes H. J. Kling C. R. Chandler Charles Shackell Arthur Coburn John Murray H. J. Owens P. McCracken J. W. Ludlow Sidney Myers Dean Litchfield Joe Baker O. J. DeVault C. O. Gray H. J. Beals Val Barta A. C. Hines J. M. Hardman Charles Anderson Fred Killen Harry Cohn R. J. Vorkoper Everett Chandler James Maloney P. F. Keehn R. R. Eppler Elmer Engberg J. E. Richey J. W. Bromwell C. A. Davis S. W. Wilder J. LeRoy Farmer Harry Good F. O. Mueller Fred Petrick D. M. Hall Cruz Hahn Louis Ohlman J. C. Lick Marvin Wright J. L. Burgar E. J. Zadnichek E. G. Kucera J. H. Fuller Sanford Kerr Henry Peters Frank Houston E. R. Petro Jack Linsley Joe Long J. L. Hicks T. H. DeWees H. C. Kleineck Harold Smith Don Lynch Earl Bapty Ben Ogden R. C. Buckner C J. Kinstler R. H. Buresh George Harmer.
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H. J. Owens
P. McCracken
J. W. Ludlow
Sidney Myers
Dean Litchfield
Joe Baker
O. J. DeVault
C. O. Gray
H. J. Beals
Val Barta
A. C. Hines
Cruz Hahn
Louis Ohlman
J. C. Lick
Marvin Wright
J. L. Burgar
E. J. Zadnichek
E. G. Kucera
J. H. Fuller
Sanford Kerr
Henry Peters
Frank Houston
E. R. Petro
Jack Linsley
Joe Long
J. L. Hicks
T. H. DeWees
H. C. Kleineck
Harold Smith
Don Lynch
Safety Lane Opens Monday in Rock Island Test
Bear Manufacturing of Rock Island provides a 110 foot lane for car safety testing on Third Street W from First Avenue through the alley between First and Second Avenues. A banner proclaims Official Safety Lane Help Save a Life Inspection Free. Traffic staff expect 10,000 to 12,000 cars in two weeks of testing with hours 8 am to 5 pm daily and 9 pm on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Sixth Street SE
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
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Police Department
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Corrigan Returns to New York After Ireland Flight
Douglas Corrigan, back in New York, appears at city hall in casual wind breaker after a quick rest. He says he slept well, stayed Friday night at the Howe farm in New Hope, Pa., and has declined large endorsement offers while planning a public circuit to about twenty cities starting Monday or Tuesday.
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City Hall
Ireland
Stanley H. Howe
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
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Corrigan
Ozark Anthology sparks humor from Cedar Rapids author
Gabriel F. Newburger of Coral Gables formerly of Cedar Rapids presents Ozark Anthology. The free verse sketches echo Spoon River with sharp dialect, humor, and vivid scenes of religion politics feud revenue and love among Ozark folk.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Torch Press
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Gladiolus Show Opens in Cedar Rapids Today
Prize winning gladiolus and floral arrangements headline the ninth annual Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society show opening at noon at Z C B J hall on Twelfth avenue. Judges work through the morning with awards to be announced before public viewing begins. Admission is free. The show continues through Monday with possible evening hours.
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Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Sen La Follette to oppose new dealer in Wisconsin race
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin said he would campaign for the Progressive party nominee to oppose Senator Duffy the administration backer seeking reelection. The announcement signals an end to the semi alliance with the administration in Wisconsin politics.
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la Follette
Wis
Progressive Party
Duffy
Wisconsin
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