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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1934

Page

2

Cantor Sees Mussolini’s Serious Side In Italy Film Talks

Nattie Cantor reports in Milan on interviewing Premier Mussolini about Italian film projects with American actors and capital. He notes Mussolini’s seriousness, charm, and memory, praising reforms, and predicting strong public interest in cross national productions.

Nddie Cantor Associated Press Mussolini Rome Cndie Cantor Milan Haly Il Duce Italy America Roosevelt United States New York Spain

Mechanicsville Legion committees appoint for year

At a meeting of the American Legion Auxillary in Mechanicsville committees were named by president Mrs A W Cruse and the executive board for the coming year. The groups cover Americanism, child welfare, community service, by laws, memorials, finance and more. The legion will again run the community Christmas tree with the Auxiliary assisting.

Mechanicsville American Legion A. W Cruse National Defense Elsie Koppenhaver Florence Cruse Esther Sauer Frangehine Park Hattie Nicoll Fidaec Fula Dutton Ruby DeWald Irene Ferguson May Kline Amelia Walshire Iowa Fo E Latham Independence James Wray Hazleton Wapeiulo Joseph Henry Stone Des Moines Hospital Wapello W. H. Stone Edith Noble Oscar L. Stone Baton Borue Leon

Radio Network Nightly Schedule Catalogs Dramatic Merger of Programs

A dense OCR glimpse lists NBC CBS and ABC network hour by hour schedules with names of programs and performers. Entries mention the Dorothy Pace orchestras actors and various city stations WMAQ WBBM WCCO WMT and others across the afternoon and evening segments.

Seale NBC WEAP WBBM WCCO Hen Greenblatt CBS WRUM WMT Armsand Chan Charles Seans WHAM WJZ Peafer Orch Rhs Kassel Orch Katey NBC Weap Vrincess Marie Chae Viv Worth MIC Wien Yg Po Jane School of the Ale WABC WMI M—Marine Band NAC WIZ Ha Wa Symphony Dorothy Pace WMAQ NBC Weaf NMC Music Oo Guild Seder Singers NRC Wear Who Nellie Revell Fred Wufsmith MEAF Nic Weaf Oreh WBRBM WATT Calbecson Didiine Armstrong WRBM WoCca Gale Vonie WSM Varkant Porette Clemens Welatr An Fomentateh Waram Wait Willard Nobison Mildred Batley Wiz Wenr NBC Weat Ghana Davie Wweco WLS Riske Goodman Arch KMK Lemon Arch WEAF Harris WRBAM WMAC Baker Dick Powell Clarie Arch WBAM KMOX Nehler WLW Nernard Dumont WJZ Wenao Perkins

Rural schools and community activities cross Iowa

In Washington and nearby towns, school staff and students partake in regional events. The Southeastern Iowa Christian church holds a two day convention with 150 attendees. Boy Scout Troop 77 earns its charter with speeches and flag ceremonies at Tipton High School. High school speech departments in Washington present one act plays including Ottumwa Three's a Crowd and The Wedding with local casts.

Dickey Nichols and Werejk Drug Company Washington Southeastern Iowa Christian Church George H. Ramsey Keokuk O. M. Morgan Albia Marion H. Williams Oskaloosa Strawberry Point Women’s Relief Corps Ed. Opperman Ben Brockmeyer Fred Fenchel D. G. Courtnage Josephine Thyne Frank Burke Ray Kellogg Arnold Baker Helen Peterson Frank Quinlan Alice Bowman Jessie Schmitz Edna Fenton Lucile Staudt Howard Bowman Howard Steward R. W. Schug Tipton Boy Scout Troop 77 James Heiner, Jr Davenport Fox and Bear Patrols Warren Shrivey Junior Wallick Bob Fields Robert Handley United State Clarence Dick Swartzlender Lodge John Bernard Cohen Margaret Baer Fairfield Tommy Louden Catherine Clark Vanice Little Robert Williamson Wallace Auckland George’ Masson Virginia Breitenbach Max Allen Myrla Stevens Alta Grecian Billy Cox Charles Bear Beulah Harvey Betty Wilson

When We Eat Too Much Disturbs Digestion

A 1934 advertisement explains excess food leads to decay in the bowels causing foul breath and gloom. It cautions bile juice flow is needed, warns against laxatives and calomel, and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills for 25 cents from C. M. Co.

Carter C.m.co

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