Routine Budget May Be Over 6 Billion
Washington AP reports congressional committees prepare to review executive estimates for the coming fiscal year. Routine expenditures could exceed 6 billion as temporary agencies appear before Rep Woodrum and others, with no unusual requests but possible housing and farm tenancy authorizations. Drought relief raises borrowing needs with a potential debt around 34.6 billion by next June 30. Morgenthau criticizes small investors’ bond subsidies and notes bond sales will change to curb favoritism in subscriptions.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Rep
Woodrum
Treasury-Post Office Department
Public Works Administration
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Treasury
Morgenthau
Council Ponders Visit On Fireworks Sale Ordinance
Cedar Rapids city officials discussed an upcoming visit by a Woman's club delegation favoring a fireworks sale ban. No action was taken as council members awaited hearings from all sides before deciding future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids
Relief for asthma paroxysms with Nacor Kaps advert
Hundreds write of relief from wheezing and choking attacks. Nacor Kaps may lengthen intervals between paroxysms and aid sleep. Ask your druggist today about Nacor Kaps from the Nacor Medicine Company of Indianapolis Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Wear FALSE TEETH with FASTEETH Powder Ad
The advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to secure false teeth without embarrassment. It claims firm comfort, no gummy taste, improved breath, and ease of eating talking and sneezing, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Anthony Urges Brotherly Love At Cedar Rapids Elks Memorial
George D. Anthony of Chicago spoke at Cedar Rapids lodge number 251 Memorial service honoring deceased members. He urged modern Christians to love one another and follow the new commandment while praising Elk virtues and recalling members named Call Harrier Henderson Lockwood Olney Polansky Snyder Turner Wareham.
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George D. Anthony
Chicago
Mark Anthony
B. P. O. E. Lodge No. 4
Cedar Rapids Lodge No
Elks Club
Mr. Anthony
Lincoln
Christ
Anthony
London Guaranty and Accident Insurance Company
Elks Chorus
E. L. Luglan
Clare T. Call
L. R. Harrier
J. B. Henderson
C. H. Lockwood
O. C. Olney
L. J. Polansky
J. A. Snyder
John B. Turner
C. L. Wareham
Cedar Rapids Artists to Host Four Day Outdoor Market
Cedar Rapids artists receive permission from Mayor Frank Hahn and Postmaster Frank Baldwin to run an outdoor market at the old post office corner from Wednesday to Saturday. Over thirty artists will display drawings prints watercolors and oils with indoor option if snow or cold. Sponsored by the Co operative Artists organization Cedar Rapids branch with many participants including Nancy Finnigan Vance Richardson Edwin Bruns Jack Van Dyke Peggy Collins Marvin Cone Arnold Pyle William Henning Leon Zeman Emmett Murray Morgan Davis Dorothy Houts and others.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Third Street
Frank Hahn
Frank Baldwin
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Co-operative Artists Organization
Nancy Finnigan
Vance Richardson
Edwin Bruns
Jack van Dyke
Peggy Collins
Marvin Cone
Arnold Pyle
William Henning
Leon Zeman
Emmett Murray
Morgan Davis
Dorothy Houts
Mrs. W. A. Montgomery
Bob White
Howard Johnson
Everett Jeffrey
Conger Metcalf
George Brown
Harry Jones
Margaret Frederickson
Edith Wylam
Jane DePriest
Harriet Sargent
Betty Alberts
Harry Cowden
Rockwell Bingham
Bob Connine
Don and
Criss Glasell
Nama Lathe
Racine Vernier
G A R Officers Re-Elected At Memorial Hall Meeting
All officers of T. Z. Cook post No 235 Grand Army of the Republic were re elected at a Saturday afternoon meeting at Memorial hall. Commander S S Haun leads with G W Sheets as senior vice commander J H Goodhue junior vice commander W J Pentz officer of the day Henry Zimmerman quartermaster George S Bushnell chaplain and Eugene Allen adjutant. Following the meeting the W R C and comrades enjoyed an oyster stew hosted by Mr Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z. Cook
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
S. S. Haun
G. W. Sheets
J. H. Goodhue
W. J. Pentz
Henry Zimmerman
George S. Bushnell
Eugene Allen
Allen
Ask City Aid In Removing Snow From Airport Runways
Harold Rowe of the Cham ber of Commerce aviation committee and Kenneth Beecraft of United Air Lines urged the city to help clear Cedar Rapids municipal airport runways. Commissioner Dave Williams said he lacks equipment and funds to promise winter service, noting a request for extra funds was denied. Beecraft called the situation serious enough to affect safety of landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rowe
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Beecraft
United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
Dave Williams
Williams
Beecraft
City Records Probe Evening Furniture Auction Change
City council reviews an ordinance to allow furniture auctions at night after auctioneer Charles Madison requests an amendment. The legal department will rewrite the ban to align with court rulings that municipalities cannot bar evening furniture sales. City Attorney Don Hines cites Rosenbaum's case as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Madison
Don Hines
Rosenbaum’s
Federal Agent R H Taylor Transferred To Omaha
R H Taylor a federal agent with over five years in Cedar Rapids has been reassigned to the Omaha office effective December 15. He is known for a strong enforcement record and will join the Omaha unit handling enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Taylor
Omaha
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Taylor
Nebraska changes shift at Omaha alcohol tax unit
The report notes several new men join the Omaha staff and Tay lor will train recent additions to the unit. A message from B F Wilson of Des Moines mentions no successor for Taylor. Ed Miller remains stationed in Omaha.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Taylor
B. F. Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa
Ed Miller
Deaths Mrs. Curran Dies After Long Illness in Iowa Church Work
Mrs. Allen B. Curran of 1551 Washington Ave SE died at 1 15 a m after a three year illness. Born November 9 1875 near Dyersville she trained in Epworth seminary and Cornell with music as a focus. She married Rev W F Spry in 1894 and later Dr A B Curran in 1926. five children survive and she remained active in St Pauls Methodist Cedar Rapids and Broad campaigns.
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Allen. B. Curran
Washington Avenue
A. B. Curran
Upper Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Mable Lasher
Adam
Eric Lasher
Curran
Dyersville
Dubuque County
Epworth Seminary
Cornell College
Baptist Church
Worthington
James Hill
Calif
Esther Seger
Waterloo
Merle Spry
Kansas City
J. Warren Spry
Pierson
Funeral set for Hancher organizer in Dubuque church
The funeral for a director of the Hancher organizations, beloved by the Hancher group and the campaigns of her husband, will be in Grandview Methodist Episcopal church, Dubuque, on Tuesday December 8 at 10 a.m. Rev. T. H. Temple leads the service with speakers Dr. Hugh D. Atchison Dr. J. P. Van Horn and Dr. A. A. Brooks from Cedar Rapids and Dubuque churches and hospitals.
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Hancher
Grandview Methodist Episcopal Church
Dubuque
T. H. Temple
Grandview Church
Hugh D. Atchison
St. Luke's
J. P. van Horn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Brooks
St. Paul’s Church
Fred W Kahler Palo Merchant Dies at Oakdale
Fred W Kahler longtime Palo merchant died at Oakdale at 12 15 p m after a long illness He was born February 4 1884 in Linn Junction and lived in Palo for 30 years He married Rose Mae Hollenbeck on May 1 1919 He is survived by his wife daughter Kathleen Rose Kahler two sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be held at the Palo Methodist church Wednesday at 2 p m with burial in Palo cemetery Friends may call at the Turner chapel until Tuesday noon
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Fred W. Kahler
Palo
Oakdale
Linn Junction
Rose Mae Hollenbeck
Kathleen Rose Kahler
Mary Kline
Cedar Rapids
Lydia Elson
Vinton
Albert R. Kahler
Sioux Falls
S. D
Theodore Kahler
Marion
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Widow Louise Connolly Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Louise Connolly widow of Thomas Connolly and a former Cedar Rapids resident died at her home 3245 Collingwood Avenue Toledo Ohio December 4 after a lingering illness She had resided in Cedar Rapids for many years and left about 1923 Surviving are seven children Mrs Lucille Kenefick Mrs Clifford Hollibaugh Thomas Paul all of Toledo Leroy of Philadelphia Pa Lloyd of Dubuque and Orlando of Chicago
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Louise Connolly
Thomas Connolly
Cedar Rapids
Collingwood Avenue
Toledo
Lucille Kenefick
Clifford Hollibaugh
Thomas and
Paul
Leroy
Philadelphia
Lloyd
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Hull in Viola church
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Hull will be held at the Methodist church in Viola at 2 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev Lamont C Smith officiating. Burial follows in Wilcox Cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hull
Viola
Lamont C. Smith
Wilcox Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Major League Stars Invited To Elks Club Meeting
Lew Fonseca former White Sox figure will attend an Elks club meeting Friday night to present motion pictures on major league baseball. Emil Levsen says he invited Bob Feller Hal Trosky Earl Whitehill Louis Kohls and Lee Magerkurth as special guests with major league credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Elks Club
Fonseca
Emil “Dutch” Levsen
Cleveland Star
Bob Feller
Hal Trosky
Earl Whitehill
Louis Kohls
Lee Magerkurth
Kohls
Magerkurth
China would absorb Japan if invasion comes
B. W. Smith told the Rotary Club at the Roosevelt hotel that China would absorb Japan if invaded, noting historical absorptions of conquerors and predicting China would unite and gain military strength, with a war lasting one to two years. He spoke while on furlough from the American Y M C A in Shanghai and stationed there.
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China
Japan
B. W. Smith
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Shanghai
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Hearing on Cedar Rapids Zoning Changes
A public hearing will be held December 24 1936 at 10 am in the Cedar Rapids Council Chamber to consider an ordinance repealing Section 83 and enacting a new provision for non conforming uses and special city council permits. The measure lists permitted relocations including cemetery airplane field hospital educational or philanthropic institutions and other specified uses and declares immediate effect. Public participation is allowed. published December 7 1936 in the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wutiek
T ci
Board of Health
City of
L. J. Ao
M Krebs
Godan Rapids
Fifty seven Nations Provide Auto Materials for U S Production
Nations around the world supply components and raw materials used in making motor vehicles in the United States. The global supply chain involves suppliers from multiple regions contributing metals plastics textiles and electronics to support U S vehicle manufacturing.
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United States
Evans Funeral Services Planned in Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for William Earl Evans will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Beatty chapel conducted by Reverend Richard Clearwaters. Burial will follow at Shiloh cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Earl Evans
Beatty Chapel
Richard Clearwaters
Shiloh
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Sanfords
Ask City
NEA Service, Inc
Trwillams
M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Vicks
Super Chief
Los Angeles
California
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Pullman
Grand Canyon
Loseles
D. M. Spangler
Santa Fery
Equitable Bidg
By Koa Vitor
W. E. Evans
Bettes Co., Inc
DuBois, Pa
Martin Dry Goods CO
Wade Exenet
RCA Victor
Victor
Hiltbrunner Music Co
Bic
IAL
First Street
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