News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
In a wartime European game, Roosevelt’s prestige rises but insiders doubt domestic impact. Rumors of his resignation to mediate Europe are dismissed. Britain and France loosen their peg on the pound and franc. the tri partite pact appears ended. Garner’s campaign expands with state level structures. Hague investigations proceed in Jersey City. Frances Dunn peddles locomotives as a syndicate reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
U. S
Britain
France
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Germany
Free-Man Stoker Ad From City Fuel Co.
The ad urges winter warmth with a Free Man Stoker and coal from City Fuel Company. It lists the phone number 2-1151 for details and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Dissatisfaction and Aspiration Across Wealth Lines
The speaker notes that rich people feel dissatisfaction similar to the poor, while expressing a desire to be rich and more comfortable, highlighting a universal longing for better material ease despite social status.
Local Briefs From Aug 31 1929
Mrs Glen Mosely suffered a sprained back and cuts when her car was struck in B avenue and Fifth street west. Mrs Charles Norberg left for Sheffield England to tend her ailing mother Mrs A Frudd. Leela Zavodsky returned from California after a month with relatives. Helen Morse leaves for McCallsburg to teach this year. Kathryn Anderson to Lester to teach. Ruth Harrison and Margaret Marshall leave Aug 31 1919 for Iowa teaching posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Mosely
B Avenue
Fifth Street
Charles Norberg
Sheffield
England
A. Frudd
Leela Zavodsky
California
Helen Morse
McCallsburg
Kathryn Anderson
Lester
Kingsley High School to Employ New Instructor
Ferson and Miss Marshall will teach at the Kingsley high school. Frank Stehlik, east of the city, suffered a scalp wound when his buggy was hit by a car near Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street, then fell to the pavement. Capt. Harold R. Conn, on leave from Washington D C, attended a buffet hosted by Dr. A B Poore with about 25 physicians and surgeons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferson
Marshall
Kingsley
Frank Stehlik
Fourth Avenue
Eighth Street
Harold R. Conn
Washington, D. C
Reed Hospital
A. B. Poore
John T. Hamilton
James E. Hamilton
Kennebunk Beach
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt Hotel Company Versus Batchelor Legal Notice
In Linn County Iowa a September term 1939 district court case lists the Roosevelt Hotel Company as plaintiff and Helen Adelia Batchelor as defendant. The notice states a claim of 51.62 with 5 percent interest from January 1940 for room, board, and services and warns a default judgment if the defendant fails to answer before noon of the second day of the term starting September 18, 1939 at Cedar Rapids courthouse. Attorneys Simmons and to are listed for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel Company
Helen Adelia Batchelor
Linn County Court House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Simmons
Ambar Grotto to Stage Carnival Ball on Oct 7
Ambar Grotto announced its annual Carnival ball will be held at Memorial Coliseum on Oct 7. Don Victor and his 13 piece orchestra from Minneapolis will perform. The event will feature a professional floor show and an amateur contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Memorial Coliseum
Don Victor
Minneapolis
The Fighting Fish of Siam Duel for Hours
The fighting fish of Siam engage in long duels that can last for six hours, highlighting their endurance and combat behavior observed in traditional contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
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Paul Mallon
King Janges Bendieste
Ape
Mr. Roosevelt
Hitler
Europe
Justice Department
Hague
Jersey City
Garner
Pathfinder
Gallup
Uvalde
Frances Dunn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miss Dunn
Unkle
Llu
Trean
RED Goose
Post Office
Krall Shoe CO
Kodak Film
Kodak Verichrome
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester, N. Y
Eastman
Kodak
Cone
Kodak Jussirr
Kodaks
Kodak Building
BY Claude Callan
THE
Ruth Harrison
Margaret Marshall
Inez V. Woodruff
Seattle
H. S. Raymer
America
Sanford
3Rd Ave. SE
Packard
Newman
Wman’s
Alice In Wonderland
Sisto Bell
Doris Walker
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