Japan to Build Cheaper Warships After Washington Treaty
Admiral Mineo Osumi told the privy council that Japan will seek a modest naval expansion focusing on submarines and economical warships. Japan currently has 63 submarines to the U.S. 45 and would increase expenditure only slightly to modernize ships while avoiding a costly arms race.
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TOKIO
INS
Japan
Mineo Osumi
Privy Council
Osami
U. S
United States
Osumi
America
London
Koki Hirota
Ceonfer
Bena
France
Italy
Britain
Immaculate Conception School Music Recitals Today
Two recitals at the Immaculate Conception school auditorium feature junior at 3 p.m. and senior at 8 p.m. Performances include solo pieces, duets, dances, selections from various composers, and accompanying by V. Richter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C
Immaculate Conception School
WSUI Gains Power and Extended Hours in FCC Move
Washington AP reports the communications commission approved power increases for more than a dozen stations. WSUI in Iowa City received daytime power boost from 500 to 1000 watts and hours changed from specified to unlimited.
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Washington
The
Communications Commission
Broadcast Division
WSUI
Iowa City
Woman struck by train in Grinnell suffers broken hip
Nina Van Oss, 21, deaf and dumb, was hit by a westbound Missouri and St. Louis train in Grinnell on Wednesday. She was thrown about 15 feet in the snow but doctors expect her to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Nina van Oss
Missouri and
St. Louis
Deaths: Coroner Seeks Information on Joe Anderson
Coroner R A Vorpahl seeks information about Joe Anderson who died suddenly at 3 30 p m Tuesday while hauling ashes on Blake boulevard. He is about 49, a World War II veteran. Wife or daughter reportedly live in Cincinnati or Dayton Ohio. Body at Beatty funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Vorpahl
Joe Anderson
C Avenue NE
Blake Boulevard
Anderson
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Beatty Funeral Home
George H. Vincent Dies After Yearlong Illness
George H. Vincent salesman for McKinney Seabury of Pisgah Iowa died at 4 a.m on Wednesday after a yearlong illness. Born March 10 1872 in Monona county Iowa he lived in the area all his life. Survived by daughter Mrs J Dale Weeks of Omaha Neb two sons Tom P Vincent of Omaha and Richard W Vincent of St Louis Mo, two brothers H E Vincent of Esterville Ia and Frank Vincent of Spokane Wash, three sisters Mrs Stella B Warner of Seattle Wash Mrs Pearl Burr of Pasadena Calif and Mrs Florence Johnson of Onawa Ia J A Kirby of 822 Highth Street SW is a brother in law. He was a Mason and Shrine member. Body to be taken to Onawa Ia Wednesday evening for services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Vincent
McKinney-Seabury Company
Pisgah
Monona County
Iowa
J. Dale
St. Louis
H. E. Vincent
Estherville
Frank Vincent
Spokane
Wash
Stella B. Warner
Seattle
Pearl-Burr
Pasadena
Calif
Florence Johnson
Onawa
J. A. Kirby
Highth Street
Masonic Lodge
Sioux City
Funeral announced for Mrs. Mary E. Maxwell widow of Rev. Thomas Maxwell
Mrs. Mary E. Maxwell died at Cedar Rapids hospital after a three week illness at 11 30 p.m. Tuesday born December 28 1864 in Cook County Illinois she moved to Odebolt Iowa at age 13 and later married Rev. Thomas Maxwell in 1892 Her husband served multiple charges and died June 26 1926 She is survived by three daughters five grandchildren one sister and two brothers Funeral arrangements will be announced later Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Mary E. Maxwell
Thomas Maxwell
Thirty-fourth Street
Cook County
Ill
Odebolt
Charter Oak
Maxwell
Stacyville
Garrison
New Hartford
Lime Springs
Walker
Fairfax
Kenwood Park
Gladbrook
Delmar
H. W. Foster
C. W. Timberlake
St. Paul
Minn
N. J. Walter
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mary Patricia
Diane
Newell James Walter
Jerry
Eva Mae Timberlake
Lizzie Gadwiller
Schaller
Chris A. Walter
Summerland
B. C
Kenwood Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for William H Dickison set for Thursday
Funeral services for William H. Dickison will be held in the Turner chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. in charge of Rev. Frank Ward. Burial follows in Spring Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel until 9 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dickison
Turner Chapel
Frank Ward
Spring Grove
Benjamin M Davis Remembered for Nebraska Cattle Industry Leader
Benjamin M. Davis a former Linn county resident died December 5 at St Josephs hospital Omaha Nebraska after an operation He led cattle business in northwestern Nebraska for fifty years He is survived by sister Mrs E Lily Loveland Colorado and brother and business partner Charles Davis Oshkosh Nebraska Burial was December 8 at Oshkosh Neb
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Benjamin M. Davis
Linn County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Davis
Nebraska
E. Lily
Loveland
Colo
Charles Davis
Oshkosh
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Central City Ames and More
Raymond D. Palmer and M. Lois Hutchins of Central City. Frederick H. Hutchinson of Ames and Gayle H. Haag of Monona. John Svee and Rose Cach, both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Palmer
M. Lois Hutchins
Central City
Frederick H. Hutchinson
Ames
Gayle H. Haag
Monona
John Svee
Rose Cach
Cedar Rapids
Four New England Theaters Bombed in Coordinated Attacks
Time bombs exploded nearly simultaneously in the Tremont and Majestic theatres in Boston, the Capitol theatre in Lynn, and in Pawtucket Rhode Island. Two charwomen were injured at the Majestic. the Tremont lobby was wrecked and debris flew across the area. Police suspect labor agitators staged the blasts.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Tremont
Majestic
Capitol Theater
Lynn
Pawtucket
R. I
Majestic Theater
Tremont Theater
Charles Harris
Sajestic
Annie ‘Ascot
Alice «Gallagher
Capitol
Wophenet
The
Laurel and Company Inc Incorporation Notice in Iowa
The under signed announces Laurel and Company Inc formed under Iowa law with principal office in Cedar Rapids Linn County. The firm will engage in general investment business including securities and commodities, asset ownership, and possible manufacture and licensing. Capital stock authorized is 25000 shares at $1 each. Incorporation date November 15 1934 for twenty years. Board of Directors from 3 to 11 members with officers including President and Treasurer. The named officers and directors are listed with roles.
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State of
Iowa
Laurel and Company, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Board of Directors
E. B. Laurer
Erling Larson
GA. Siegfried
E. K. Diehl
R. M
Geo. FP. Martinek
Joseph Lorens
Leland W. Mahaffy
Laurer and Company, Inc
E. B
City Briefs and Personals Items
Christmas expenses payable with Morris Plan loans. Miss Libbie Mary of 257 Twentieth Avenue SW will spend winter in Chicago. Mrs H B Strang of 815 Eighteenth Street SE reports someone stole her son's sled from the rear of the Strang home. A chicken supper ad. Mrs M H Collins left for Topeka Kan. A second piano donated to the playground office to be kept in the recreation department’s office in city hall sub-floor. donor is Mrs W L Crissman of 1515 Fifth Avenue SE. Carl A Voschell of 919 Eleventh Street NE fined $10 for intoxication after a Tuesday night arrest and a small cut over his left eye. Francis Robert White, director of the Little Gallery, returned from Mason City where a daughter Ann Victoria was born to Mr and Mrs White. Mrs White is at Mercy hospital in Mason City and will be joined at Christmas by Mr White at Dr and Mrs B Raymond Weston’s home.
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H. B. Strang
Eighteenth Street SE
Strang
Recreation Department
City Hall
W. L. Crissman
Fifth Avenue SE
Carl <A.voschell
Eleventh Street
Voschell
Francis Robert White
Little Gallery
Mason City
Ann Victoria
White Dee
Mrs Melissa Catlin Injured After Home Fall in St Luke’s
Mrs Melissa Catlin aged 80 of 1521 Center Avenue NE was admitted to St Luke’s hospital at 4 30 p m Tuesday with a fractured right hip after falling against a radiator at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Catlin
Center Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Candlelight Service Texts Available at Playground
The playground commission offers mimeographed copies of a candlelight service suitable for Christmas parties or meetings. Any group interested may call at the playground office.
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The
Playground Commission
Knights Templar Elect Officers and Red Cross Degree
Apollo Commandery No 26 will elect officers for 1935 Friday at 7 30 p m at Masonic hall. Opening will be in full form. The Red Cross degree will be conferred Dec 18 at 7 30 p m.
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Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Red Cross
Dairy Dale Community to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Dairy Dale Community will elect officers for 1935 at its annual meeting in the new community hall Thursday at 8 pm. Annual reports of officers and committees will be given and a report of the benefit bazaar held recently will be heard. All residents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dalé
Toate Tin
Elk Shot by Former Cedar Rapids Resident Visiting Brother
EL S Landmichl of Riverton Wyoming, a former Cedar Rapids resident, visits his brother A E Landmichl at 2490 Second Street SW. He has done magazine work and worked as a cameraman for Fox. He arrived from Wyoming with an elk he shot there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL 'S. Landmichl
Riverton
Wyo
Cedar Rapids
A. 'E.landmichl
Second Street
Landmichl
Fox Company
Wyoming
Navy man Sponner plans Hawaiian reenlistment
L F Sponner aviation carpenter's mate of the Langley visited the local recruiting office Monday and announced plans to reenlist this week for duty in the Hawaiian Islands. Mr and Mrs Lee Sponner of Oxford are his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Sponner
Langley
Hawaiian Islands
Lee Sponner
Oxford
Local Des Moines Navy Recruiting Office Enlists 52 Towans
The Des Moines recruiting station will enlist 52 towans at the main station from December 14 to 19. Recruits come from seven sub stations and the surrounding district. Six Cedar Rapids men are among the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Catholic Workmen Elect Guardians of St Joseph Branch 137
Catholic Workmen guardians of St Joseph branch 137 held their annual election Monday night in the parish hall of St Ludmila s church. Those elected are Chap-
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Guardians of
Local Officials Named In Draft of Board List
The passage lists officers and auditing committee members including Rev. F. R. Hruby president Joseph F. Mateju vice president B. J. Jandik recording secretary Charles M. Chadima financial secretary Lumir Serovy treasurer Joseph G. Loesel property custodian Joseph Oswald and the auditing committee Lumir Serovy Rudolph Drahozal and Joseph P. Stodola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hruby
Joseph F. Mateju
B. J. Jandik
Charles M. Chadima
Lumir Serovy
Joseph G. Loesel
Joseph Oswald
Rudolph Drahozal
Joseph P. Stodola
Clearing Rink At Manhattan Beach To Finish This Week
General skating space at the municipal rink in Manhattan Beach will be cleared by week’s end after crews worked since Monday to remove ice and packed snow. Snow has frozen in spots, slowing removal, while a separate lagoon rink will be prepared next week for daytime hockey use only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Herring Explains Stand On Rum Transportation
Gov Clyde L Herring said at his daily press conference that liquor agents will arrest people transporting liquor into Iowa from other states until the state liquor control act is revised The governor acknowledged the law may interfere with personal rights but warned that allowing Iowans to buy liquor in Illinois and bring it home would nullify Iowa law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Liquor Commission
Ilona
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
Hubbard Acquitted In Second Trial By Jury
DES MOINES Des Moines inspector T Jay Hubbard former convict was found not guilty in a second trial Wednesday Hubbard had been convicted of a statutory charge and served over a year in prison He denied the attack on Miss Alice Snook now married and living at Boone and contended misidentification and a plea of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
T. Jay Hubbard
Hubbard
Alice Snook
Boone
Supreme Court
Shistaken
Miss. Snook
Births Notice Highlights Local Newborns
Mrs A Ss Luckner of 040 NE welcomed a daughter on December 10. Mr and Mrs HB Rapaport of 2001 Washington Avenue SE welcomed a son on December 12 at St Luke's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Carthers of 911 Eighth Avenue SE welcomed a daughter on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ss. Luckner
Tand
HB Rapaport
Washington Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Lawrence Carthers
Eighth’ Avenue, SE
Dairy Bottle Dispute Sparks Injunction Hearing
In district court Judge H C Ring presided over a hearing in Blue Valley Dairy's injunction suit against A E Whiting dba Whiting's Dairy. Blue Valley accuses Whiting of using its registered milk and cream bottles. Whiting defends that local dairymen mix bottle use and that Blue Valley has acquiesced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Blue Valley Dairy Company
A. E. Whiting
Whiting In
Blue Valley
Cedar Rapids
Blue Valley Concern
Plaintiff's Rebuttal Heard In Jansa Suit
In district court Judge Ellison presided over a $1,000 promissory note suit by Emma Jansa against Mary Jansa. The note dated Oct 4 1928. Emma Jansa, Margaret Forney, and Erwin Horak testified for the plaintiff while Mary Jansa Joseph Jansa Albert Jansa and Charles Jansa testified for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
F. Q. Ellison
Emma Jansa
Emma Horak
Mary Jansa
Margaret M. Forney
Erwin Horak
Joseph Jansa
Albert Jansa
Charles Jansa
Whelihan Fine Arts Shop suit settled in district court
An account suit filed in August 1929 by Lazarus and Rosenfeld Inc. against Mrs J F Whelihan and Louise Wheli han doing business as the Whelihan Fine Arts shop has been settled and dismissed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus and Rosenfeld, Inc
J. F. Whelihan
Louise Whelihan
Whelihan
County attorneys attend state meeting. judge grants rental judgment
County Attorney G. K. Thompson and Assistant County Attorney Robert W. Greene attend the state county attorneys meeting in Des Moines and will return Friday. In district court on Tuesday Judge A. B. Clark granted a $90.75 default judgment to Joseph Shemak in a case against Joseph L. Dvorak and Anna M. Dvorak on a lease rental claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Robert W.greene
Des Moines
A. B. Clark
Joseph Shemak
Joseph L. Dvorak
Anna M. Dvorak
Californian picks new state superintendent leader
Washington AP reports Vierting Kersey was elected president for 1935 by the National Council of State Superintendents and Commissioners of Education, succeeding as California schools head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vierting Kersey
California
National Council of State
Commissioners
Ita
Cuban government suspends guarantees in three provinces
In Havana Santa Clara and Camaguey guarantees are suspended for sixty days amid fears of a revolt. Police in Oriente enforce a midnight curfew and search pedestrians and vehicles for weapons as reports of unrest mount ahead of a potential December election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Oriente
Colorocbia
Fulgencio Batista
Army
Mendieta
MacArthur Retained As Chief Of Staff
President Roosevelt directs War Secretary Dern to keep General Douglas MacArthur as Chief of Staff until a successor is named. The move aims to have MacArthur handle war department legislation this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Dern
Douglas MacArthur
War Department
Found Guilty Selling Beer Here On Sunday
Mike George 42 of 112 Sixth Street NE was found guilty in police court on a charge of selling beer on Sunday. George was fined 100 dollars and costs, with an appeal noted to the district court and a bond set at 250 dollars. Witnesses testified for the defense claiming an alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike George
Sixth Street
George
Savoy
Wee
Thomas
Powell
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