No Irregularities at State Teachers Three Changes Advised
Des Moines INS reports no irregularities at Iowa State Teachers College after an audit. Accountant F L Finnegan of Mason City recommends three changes: separate accounts for equipment and furnishings, improved record keeping for receipts, and closing the general ledger at year end before starting a new one.
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa State Teachers College
Board of Educa
Board of Control
F. L. Finnegan
Mason City
Teachers College
Equipa
Carr
Financial Secretary's Office
Canopus Club Luncheon Recaps Shrine Conclave Trip
Paul N. Clark reports his trip to the Shrine convention on the Pacific coast, told at the Canopus club luncheon in the Hotel Roosevelt. He describes the train ride from the Grand Canyon to Los Angeles with German and Polish entries noted for the Olympics.
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Paul N. Clark
Pacific Coast
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Clark
Shrine parade features Hollywood stars and German delegation
A report notes a Shrine parade with a large German descent delegation and a parade band. It highlights the Hollywood parade featuring motion picture stars Douglas Fairbanks Senior Harold Lloyd and Joe Brown.
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Shrine
Hollywood
Douglas Fairoe
Harold Lloyd
Joe Brown
John T. Lucas 83 Dies Former Iowa G A R Commander
John T. Lucas 83 of Marshalltown former commander of the Iowa G A R department died Tuesday in Des Moines after months of illness. A WWI era enlistee from Albion and Davenport he later held G A R posts including department patriotic instructor and council member. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday in Marshalltown.
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Des Moines
John T. Lucas
Marshalltown
Iowa Department
Lucas
Fred C. McCullough
Albion
Davenport
Thirteenth
Iowa Infantry
Crocker Iowa
Department
Department Council of Administration and
Soldiers’ Home Board
Marshall County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Municipal Memorial Coliseum
Frank Thomas
Council Bluffs
Bourbon Prince Slain With Razor in Paris
Prince Edgard of Bourbon, Austrian branch of the French royal family, was found slain in a young woman friend’s apartment in Paris. His Spanish wife Clara B. Cringer reported his attack. a 39 year old Miss Ondelera Brau Solar was arrested after stating she acted in self defense.
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Paris
Edgard of Bourbon
Clara B. Cringer
Austria
Ondelera Brau Solar
Miss Solar
Prince Edgard
Alice de Bourbon
County Livestock Valuations Approved by State Board
Jackson county livestock valuations remain unchanged after review by the state board of assessment and review. The county board adjusted a few township assessor figures to equalize the county, but the state accepted the essentially same valuations submitted by township assessors.
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Maquoketa
Jackson County Auditor’s
State Board of Assessment
Jackson County
Safecrackers Fail to Crack Sand Co Safe
Burglars entered the Larimer and Shafer office on First Street NW Monday night and jimmied a safe and cabinets but left with only twenty four candy bars. A separate access to an adjoining hoist house failed as investigators Patrolman Marshall and Detective McGuire reported.
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Larimer
Bungalow Canning School and Local Notices
City briefs list a bungalow canning school at 2 o clock. Mr and Mrs C S Litts of Mount Vernon visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred W Schantz at 711 Third Street NW. Housekeeping rooms for rent appear in Want Ads classification 48. Boxing figure Joe Graw known as Caddy Kelly injured in an auto accident near Clinton is treated at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids.
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C. S. Litts of
Mount Vernon
Fred W. Schantz
Third Street
Joe Graw
Caddy Kelly
Clinton
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Community notices list local meetings this week
Olivet churchs per Wednesday 35c advertisement Dows Camp No 4 United Spanish War Veterans to meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building. Pioneer council No 163 National Union Assurance society to meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Sokol hall.
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Dows
United Spanish War Veterans
Pioneer Council No
National Union Assurance Society
Sokol
Fried chicken supper at Kenwood Presbyterian
Advertisement notes a fried chicken supper at Kenwood Presbyterian Church priced at 35 cents. Event scheduled for Thursday at 5 30 p.m.
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Kenwood Presbyterian
Smith fined for speeding in police court
A L Smith of 230 Twenty-eighth Street SE was fined $10 and costs in police court Tuesday for speeding.
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A. L. Smith
Twenty-eighth Street
Permit Issued for $4,000 Dwelling on Elmhurst Drive
Miriam Confare received a city building permit Monday to construct a 4000 dollar dwelling at 1412 Elmhurst Drive NE. The Cedar Rapids Post 788 Veterans of Foreign Wars schedules its next regular meeting for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The next social gathering is set for September 8.
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Miriam Confare
Elmhurst Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cedar Rapids Post No
Hotel Montrose Manager Replaced in Colorado Springs
M. G. Alexander, manager of the Hotel Montrose, is spending days in Colorado Springs. He formerly managed the Antlers hotel and is being relieved by Ross Burman, convention secretary of the Eppley Hotels company, operators of the Montrose.
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M. G. Alexander
Montrose
Colorado Springs
Colo
Antlers
Ross Burman
Eppley Hotels Company
Cedar Rapids hosts Lincoln highway bureau talks
Clinton vice president of the Lincoln highway bureau visited Cedar Rapids Tuesday to confer with Charlies D. Manson secretary of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and national secretary of the Lincoln highway bureau.
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A. C. Root
Clinton
Lincoln Highway Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Charlies D. Manson
Bowman on Two Week Visit with Detroit Family
Robert M. Bowman former Gazette staffer now on the Detroit Free Press telegraph desk is here for a two weeks visit with his parents Mr and Mrs M W Bowman at 3015 C avenue NE.
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Robert M. Bowman
Gazette
The
Detroit Free Press
M. W. Bowman
C Avenue
Playground Home and Garden Picnic at Bever Park
Annual picnic Thursday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bever Park invites all gardeners and friends. Members should bring usual picnic supplies and meet at the band stand on the hill for gathering.
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Bever Park
Embezzlement Risk Fines For Local Clerk Kohl
Bert Kohl aged 34 of 616 Fourth Avenue SE was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Justice G. S. Lightner on an embezzlement charge. Information by O. L. Becker alleged Kohl obtained groceries valued above 20 dollars.
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Bert Kohl
Fourth Avenue SE
Justice G. S. Lightner
O. L. Becker
Kohl
Allen and Roberta Battle Rising Seas for Dinosaur Bones
Allen and Roberta sail around the shallow island seeking dinosaur remains after a museum search failed. A sudden strong wind and lost oar threaten their trek as the scene ends with danger and a tease of tomorrow's capture of a dinosaur.
Dixons To Perform Vaudeville At Riverside Playground Night
Den and Mazie Dixon will perform three vaudeville acts at Riverside playgrounds final community night at the Majestic. The program adds to a week of events highlighting the city playground system’s activities.
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Den
Mazie Dixon
the Majestic
Riverside Playground
Diamondball Tourney Delayed By Weather Postponement
Inclement weather postponed the annual playground diamondball tournament from Thursday of last week making completion impossible before the playground season ends Saturday. Mrs. Clare Nichols of the playground office announced Tuesday.
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Clare Nichols
Playground Office
Mrs Hervert Named Head Of Cotton Gift Distribution In County
Mrs J J Hervert has been appointed chair man of cotton distribution for Linn county chapter of the American Red Cross. The group seeks a share of 500000 government owned cotton for the nation’s needy. Cotton materials will go to the Un employment Relief committee to be made into garments by women on the unemployment payroll. On Tuesday Mrs Lill ian Landmesser received 600 barrels of flour through a Red Cross requisition for distribution to the poor.
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J. J. Hervert
Second Street SE
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Lillian Landmesser
FUNMAKER Leaflet Offers Riddles By Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray distributes a free FUNMAKER leaflet with riddles puzzles and jokes. Readers are urged to write to him care of this paper request the booklet and include a stamped return envelope. Copyright 1932.
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Funmaker
Uncle Ray
First Services In New Bethel Church Aug. 28
The Rev. Benjamin H. Lucas says first services in the new Bethel A. M. E. church at 512 Sixth Street SE will be Aug. 28. The brick building replaces the former frame structure and measures 58 by 35 feet, seating about 200.
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Bethel A. M. E
Sixth Street
Benjamin H. Lucas
Allamakee Pioneer Dies At Age Of 97
Special to The Gazette Postville Iowa Joachim Harnack one of the county’s oldest residents died Sunday afternoon at his son’s home near Waukon He was 97 years old on July 28 Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at St Pauls Lutheran church in Postville Rev R B Garten officiating He was born in Germany came to the United States in 1868 and lived near Layton Center Indiana two years later he married Caroline Suerbeer They had 13 children He is survived by five daughters and six sons 33 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren
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Gazette
Postville
Joachim Harnack
Allamakee County
Fred
Waukon
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
R. B. Garten
Mr. Harnack
Germany
United States
Layton Center
Caroline Suerbeer
Clayton Center
Christ Harnack Farm
Henry Mohs
William Eberling
Henry Brock
John Sebastian
Lora Schmidt
Minnesota
Christ
Louis
Joe
Lester Harnack
John Barnack
Sioux Falls
Hitler Aims Cabinet Fight Against Reds
Adolf Hitler vowed the Nazi party would support any nationalist cabinet that strengthens the anti socialist and anti communist front. He warned the Von Papen government faces chaos and cannot endure without popular mass support.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
Adolf
Tuesay
Rheinisch Westfaelische Zeitung
Essen
Hitler
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Nazis
Marxist Front
Communists plan nationwide strike against Von Papen regime
Berlin dispatch reports leaders of Germany's 3 500 000 strong Communist movement met Tuesday to organize a nationwide anti government action aimed at pressuring the Von Papen administration to adopt relief measures for the unemployed. The plan centers on mobilizing popular support to fight government policies.
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Berlin
Germany
von Papen
Proletarian Appeal Urges Broad Strike Tactics Across Cities
Communist leader Ernst Thaelmann calls for a wide mobilization against capitalism. He urges economic strikes, unemployment agitation, rent strikes, and a general citywide strike as tools in a unified fight to confront the crisis.
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Ernst Thaelmann
Four injured as Packard sedan rolls on Primary No. 20
Mrs Jones drove the car with four in the party returning to Chicago from Minnesota when a newspaper in the back seat flew forward. In clearing her vision she lost control and the car rolled into a ditch three miles east of Manchester. Mr Jones, a public accountant, suffered severe head injuries and remained in Kocher hospital until late Monday. The other two adults and a child sustained minor injuries.
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Manchester
W. W. Jones
Chicago
Minnesota
Kocher Hospital
Births at St Luke's Hospital and Local Homes
Born Aug 15 at St Luke's to Mr and Mrs T C Young 1828 Blake Blvd SE a daughter. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Klopp Marion welcomed Nancy Sue Aug 9 at St Luke's. Mr and Mrs Charles Studt Ely welcomed Marie Ann Aug 14 at home 1136 Weare Ave NE. Mr and Mrs H W Davis Oakland Ave and 30th St NE welcome Donald Eugene Aug 2 at St Luke's noting correction of a prior report.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
T. C. Young
Blake Boulevard
Lloyd Klopp
Marion
Nancy Sue
Charles Studt
Ely
Marie Ann
Harley O’conner
Weare Avenue
H. W. Davis
Oakland Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Donald Eugene
Walker Disputes $25,000 Checks Linked to Compton Deals
In a June 1927 testimony, Walker denies depositing two $25,000 checks linked to Compton and Baruch and questions timing of cashing. He claims he gave cash to cover one check and says records show no deposit evidence by Sherwood. The exchange includes remarks about the governor and disputed funds.
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Walker
Baruch and Company
Russell T. Sherwood
Sherwood
Hornblower
Weeks
Nan Walker Burke
Pat
Rockaway
N. Y
Central Hanover Bank
Seabury
John J. Curtin
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