Coe College to Open 69th Year on Sept 18
Coe College will begin its 69th academic year on Monday September 18 with Dr David I Berger newly added as professor of Bible and director of religious activities giving the opening address at 10 am President H M Gage announced Arthur Poe board president will formally declare the year open Registration days are September 14 15 and 16 New faculty include Boyd Carter Edith Barber Melvin A Carlson Iras Peterson and military staff changes under Major DeWitt C Smith and Major Francis M Flanagan.
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Coe College
David I. Berger
H. M. Gage
Arthur Poe
Gage
Boyd G. Carter
Virginia
William and Mary College
University of Illinois
University of Wyoming
Edith L. Barber
Iowa State Teachers College
Melvin A. Carlson
Greene Hall
Iras Peterson
DeWitt C. Smith
Coe R. O. T. C
Francis M. Flanagan
Marvels At Human Echoes Shocks Medina Youth
Medina New York AP Nine teen Francis Magner a human echo duplicates others speech with no time lag baffling scientists led by Dr Carleton Scofield University at Buffalo. Magner says he discovered the trait two years ago and recalls an embarrassing moment when his echo ruined a dance and his girlfriend walked off.
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Medina
N. Y
Francis Magner
Carleton F. Scofield
University of Buffalo
Dr. Scofield
Magner
Estate of Frederick D D Michael Includes Cedar Rapids Properties
Four Cedar Rapids real estate pieces are tied to the 250000 estate of Frederick D D Michael who died last December in Chicago. J L Michael was named administrator in Linn County March 7 under a trust agreement. The will names a grandnephew as heir and trustee Irving L Brown oversees the trust with properties in Missouri and Los Angeles.
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Cedar Rapids
Frederick D. D. Michael
Chicago
James Michael
Eighth Avenue SE
Linn County District Court
J. L. Michael
Frederick D. Michael
Mount Vernon Avenue
Missouri
Los Angeles
Irving L. Brown
Brown
Clergyman Sees Roosevelt Edict As Possible Good
Plymouth Mass Sunday service at the Church of the Pilgrimage heard the Rev Karl Knudsen describe President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving date change as perhaps a godsend in disguise. He said the calloused attack on the tradition stirred thousands to defend a sacred institution and rekindle spiritual energy nationwide.
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Plymouth
Mass
Roosevelt
Karl Knudsen
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Cass Lake Airport
Three youths died when a small plane piloted by Leonard John Otrembo of Minneapolis crashed in flames at Cass Lake airport Sunday. The accident occurred in Cass Lake Minnesota authorities investigated the cause.
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Cass Lake, Minn
Leonard John Otrembo
Minneapolis
Cass Lake
Marion Chamberlain Killed in Owatonna Truck Crash
Marion Chamberlain 26 a Waterloo native living with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Martin in their Owatonna home was killed in a truck accident in Owatonna Minnesota. The deceased was a transport driver and is survived by his parents and several siblings with other relatives in Wisconsin Minnesota Washington and Idaho. Jess Newman and Verne Wood were traveling to meet Chamberlain in St Paul before his death.
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Gilbert Martin
L Street
Mr. Martin
Marion Chamberlain
Waterloo
Chamberlain
Owatonna
Minn
Jess Newman
Martin
Verne Wood
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Make This Model At Home From Anne Adams Pattern 4266
Bustle cheerful housework cover ups in two versions using Anne Adams Pattern 4266. Per the ad the heavier apron in percale gingham or chambray includes ric rac trim and a daintier ruffle-edged apron for best tasks. Pattern sizes small to large list yardage and 15 cent price with order details to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Iowa tops 1938 dairy and poultry output except for two years
R G Clark chief of the state dairy and food division at Des Moines reports 1938 production in Iowa reached record levels for turkeys chickens eggs butter and milk, second only to 1930 and 1932 in the state's history.
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Iowa
R. G. Clark
Des Moines
Hitler fears only Christ declares
Judge E J Milling of Cadillac preached at St Pauls Methodist church saying Hitler fears only Jesus Christ in a union service. He contrasted Bacchylides with spiritual permanence and warned that civilization risks decay without Christ. Doris Mae Spangler played harp. next speaker is Dr Burris Jenkins of Kansas City Mo.
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Adolf Hitler
Jesus Christ
E. J. Millington
Cadillac
Mich
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Judge Millington
Niemoeller
Jesus
Millington
Michigan Baptist Convention
Bacchylides
Marcus Aurelius
Ecclesiastes
Christ
God
Power Escapes Frantic Fans After Movie Theater Visit
Hollywood star Tyrone Power is mobbed by fans at the Tivoli while attempting a quiet visit to see Lloyds of London. Disguised in a chauffeur's uniform, Power escapes back into the theater as the crowd roars outside. Annabella waits at the hotel during the incident.
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Hollywood
INS
Tyrone Power
London
Wilder
Power
New York
20Th Century-Fox
Annabella
Tivoli
Lloyds of London
Saint Sees No War In Europe
Romanian mystic Petrarche Lupu known as Romania’s living saint says there will be no European war. He declares unrest a divine trial to awaken humanity and restore faith, claiming God appeared to him three times in 1935. He speaks from a hut along the Danube.
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Magiavet
Rumania
Petrarche Lupu
Danube
Lupu
God
Millionaire's Son Dead Of Death By Own Action
NEW YORK (UP) Clenden ing Ryan aged 52 son of Thomas For tune Ryan and executor of the late financier's 135 million estate died from gas poisoning at his town house Monday Police said it was death by own action. Police found his body locked in a room of his home and initially called it accidental before reversing the conclusion. The body was found with the head resting on a fireplace gas log in a room filled with illuminating gas.
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New York
Clendening Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Ryan
McNutt urges cooperative peace over isolation
Bloomington Indiana United Press Paul V. McNutt federal security administrator said Sunday night that absolute isolation for this country during a European war would cause upheaval nearly as great as war itself. He called for cooperative peace as the more practical approach.
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Bloomington
Ind
Paul V. McNutt
Federal
City Briefs and Personals
Optometrists of the Iowa south eastern central zone will meet tonight at 7 30 in the office of Dr E I Copeland 310 Third street SE. The Lacies Aid society of the Covington Evangelical church will meet at 1 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs John Taylor for a menic lunch. Mrs E C Goslin 1413 B avenue NE left Monday for Clarion to attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs Frank Porter who died Sunday. Ira C Gabel was refunded 75 by the city council Monday as the unused portion of a cigaret permit issued for Hawkeye Downs. Gabel surrendered the license Saturday. Graham H Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Harold C Andrews 312 First street SW was enlisted Monday for duty with the 80th field artillery at Fort Des Moines. A petition seeking a street light at the intersection of Fourteenth street and Twentieth avenue SW was referred to the department of public improvements by the city council Monday.
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Iowa Southeastern Central Zone
E. I. Copeland
Third Street
Lacies Aid Society
Covington
E. C. Goslin
B Avenue NE
Clarion
Frank Porter
Ira C. Gabel
Hawkeye Downs
Gabel
Graham H. Andrews
Harold C. Andrews
First Street
80Th Field Artillery
Fort Des Moines
Fourteenth Street
Twentieth Avenue SW
Department of Public Improvements
Tax Lien Filed Against G. F. Althouse World Journal
A federal tax lien for 72.64 for nonpayment of social security taxes during 1937 39 was filed with the clerk of federal court Monday against G. F. Althouse and The World Journal of Ackley Ia. All union barber shops in Cedar Rapids will close at noon Tuesday for the annual picnic at Bever park attended by master and journeymen barbers and the ladies auxiliaries.
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Clerk of Federal Court
G. F. Althouse
The
World Journal of
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Tipton Baritone O. J. Myers to Sing on WSUI Tonight
Baritone O. J. Myers of Tipton will perform on WSUI Iowa City tonight from 7 30 to 7 45 PM. He will present selections including The Old Guard with a dedication to the American Legion.
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O. J. Myers
Tipton
WSUI
Iowa City
the Old Guard
American Legion
Huff Family Mourns Mother’s Death in Bonparte Iowa
Harley Huff Robert Huff and William Huff of Bonparte Iowa learn of the death Monday morning of their mother Mrs William Huff at Bonparte Iowa. The notice lists each son with their addresses and reports the passing as the family confirms the loss.
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Harley Huff
Eleventh Street
Robert Huff
Sixth Avenue
William Huff
Tenth Avenue SW
Bonparte
Mrs Leona Hagg and Bill Hemphill Visit In Texas
Mrs Leona Hagg of Houston and Bill Hemphill of Austin are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard T Ryan at 1040 Fifth Avenue SE. The niece and nephew of Mr Ryan are on
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Leona Hagg
Houston, Tex
Bill Hemphill
Austin, Tex
Richard T. Ryan
Fifth Avenue SE
Ryan
Camp Good Health Aids 186 Handicapped Children This Summer
Cedar Rapids camp cared for 186 physically handicapped children during a June 12 to Aug period, up 33 from last year. Average stay 22.2 days with an average 3.8 pound weight gain. all but one child improved. Funding comes from the Camp Good Health Fund, totaling $3,003.12 by Aug. 12 to cover expenses.
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Camp Good Health
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Epworth League
Camp Good Health Fund
The
Gazette
Highs Move and Forum Appointment in Bradner Smith Plan
Route home after visiting Mr. Hemphill's father, a government attorney in Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. G R High relocate from Davenport to 528 Forest Drive SE with children Robert and Diana. Mr. High to succeed C T Ray as Iown representative for Bradner Smith and Company when the latter retires at September end.
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Mr. Hemphill
Washington, D. C
G. R. High
Davenport
Forest Drive
Robert
Diana
Mr. High
C. T. Ray
Iown
Bradner Smith and Company
Knight to show western motion pictures at Canopus luncheon
Dr B L Knight presents his motion pictures of the west at the Canopus club luncheon to be held Tuesday at noon in the Roosevelt hotel. The films cover the San Francisco world’s fair, Yellowstone and Yosemite parks, and other notable western locales.
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B. L. Knight
West
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
San Francisco
Yellowstone
Yosemite Parks
West Coast
Krogh reports collision at First and Third intersections
Gunner Krogh of Lone Tree told police at 11 55 p m Sunday that another car struck his machine at the intersection of First avenue and Third street E Krogh said he was driving south on Third street and had entered the intersection ahead of the other car which was going west on First avenue. It struck the left front end of the Krogh car.
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Gunner Krogh
Lone Tree
First Avenue
Third Street
Krogh
Cyclist Struck by Car Driven by J S Hallene in City Intersection
An unidentified man riding a bicycle was hit by a car driven by 70 year old J S Hallene of 383 Nineteenth Street SE. The collision occurred at First Avenue and Thirteenth Street East around 1 30 p m Sunday after Hallene stopped for a signal and the bicyclist passed on the right.
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J. S. Hallene
Nineteenth Street
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Hallene
Hallene Details Were Not Signalled Before Bicycle Collision
Hallene stated he did not signal for the turn and did not see the bicyclist until the impact occurred, describing the moments leading up to the crash.
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Hallene
Mr and Mrs Daniel McGinn Move to Pasadena
Mr Daniel P McGinn, a Rock Island railroad switchman, retires after long service starting January 1905 with B C R and N and the Rock Island. He formerly served as acting night yardmaster before moving with his wife to Pasadena California to establish their future home.
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Daniel P. McGinn
Pasadena
Calif
McGinn
Rock Island Railroad
B. C. R and N
Rock Island
Kenwood Park Methodist to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Kenwood Park Methodist church invites all members to its annual meeting at 302 Twenty third Street NE. Officers and committee men will be elected and 1938 39 reports presented on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The meeting serves as a farewell to Dr. A W Henke who retires as district superintendent at the Clinton conference opening Sept 19. Light refreshments will be served.
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Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Twenty-third Street
A. W. Henke
Clinton
Cedar Rapids Grocers Picnic Sees 300 Attend Amid Rain
About 300 people attended the Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association picnic at Linger Longer pavilion on Zika Avenue NW. The noon downpour arrived as about half the crowd had gathered, with dancing in the afternoon. the night dance was canceled due to cold.
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Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Linger Longer
Zika Avenue NW
Silkworm Growth Sparks Surprise Weight Gain
Newly hatched silkworms are tiny and 700000 weigh one pound. Within 42 days the same 700000 larvae grow to about 9500 pounds in weight.
Zorina Travels Nude Claim Stirs Hollywood Bowl Scene
Ballet star Vera Zorina declared she would travel to Europe nude for health reasons. A Hollywood photographer pressed her to pose in traveling attire, and she refused, boarding the train in a public dress planned to be shed later in private.
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Hollywood
Vera Zorina
New York
Europe
Sally Rand
Chicago
Norway
Nye Grateful For Boom In Nominee Movement
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota expresses appreciation for a reported favorite son boom for him as Republican presidential nominee. He declines to state interest, noting he plans retirement after a few more years. Friends reportedly campaign in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Montana seeking pledged delegations or secondary support for the convention.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Minot
N. D
Senate
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Wheeler Silent Presidency Question Returns in LA
AP reports silence from Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana on presidential ambitions stirring debate in Los Angeles. The piece notes ongoing speculation about his national role and potential run.
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Los Angeles
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Senatorial Ambition Clear as He Dodges Presidential Talk
The visiting figure dodges questions on a 1944 presidential bid. He says he will be a candidate again for the senate and notes his support for continued New Deal measures like the WPA PWA and farmer aid to prevent a radical shift in 1944.
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Senate
Wheeler
Press Roosevelt
PWA
Boston ties of fake bond swindle widen with arrests
Authorities pursue leads in an international bond fraud case linked to two German born operators and a circle of young women. Carl Eckert and Josef Schmidt face bank fraud counts after using Belgi um bonds as loan security. Miss Bil Cooke of Newtonville is charged with securing a 3 200 loan with the counterfeit Belgi an bonds. The plot allegedly used pretty local girls to lure lenders as part of a scheme spread to Detroit and Michigan.
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Boston
INS
Poston
New York
Fed
Minapolis
Belgium
United States
Harry N. Guterman
National Bank
Carl Eckert
Carl Eggers
Josef Schmidt
Michigan
Bil Cooke
Newtonville
Back Bay
Miss Cooke
Belgi
Eckert
Schmidt
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