Prof Hickok Chosen Welfare Body Head
Prof T Hickok head of the social audience department at Coe college was elected chairman of the Public Welfare bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting. Mark Anderson is vice chairman J M Dinwiddie treasurer and a large board was elected. The new board will meet in January to discuss plans for care of local unemployed and homeless men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hickok
Coe College
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Anderson
J. M. Dinwiddie
Howard H. Cherry
Imogen B. Emery
R. R. Epler
H. M. Gage
B. H. Gundhing
Louise Hathaway
J. Harold Horan
H. M. Ivins
James Killian
George Laird
Edith Lowe
Leon A. Meyer
A. T. Pleune
John Turner
T. C. Yarnall
Ralph Yuill
Misa Cora Jacobs
Linn County
May Block Silver Moves in Congress
Wheeler says his conference aims to supplement administration plans following the London agreement on coinage. Roosevelt authorized limited coinage last week as Canada Mexico Peru and Australia plan to coin domestic silver. Administration expects silver producers to align with the London bargain reducing calls for a go it alone policy. Veil of veto power remains if needed though a two thirds majority seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Canada
Mexico
Peru
United States
Wheeler
Lawmakers Petition Inflation Plans to Expand Greenbacks
In Washington, Representatives Hoeppel and Patman unveiled bold inflation proposals. Hoeppel advocated issuing 10 billion dollars in paper money to fund a federal credit body taking over Reconstruction Finance loan activities and other programs. Patman urged issuing 5 billion dollars in greenbacks annually for five years to pay off the national debt. Speaker Rainey signaled a plan to block mandatory inflation and silver remonetization, unless the administration backs such moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hoepnel
California
Federal Credit Corporation
Patman
Texas
Rainey
Hoeppel
Municipal Rink Closed Again Over Water Cover
The skating rink at Manhattan beach is closed until further notice due to water covering the ice. Acting recreation superintendent Mrs. Clare Nichols urged skaters to avoid neighborhood rinks so melting occurs evenly and a smooth surface returns with cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Clare Nichols
Recreation
Boy Dies After Fall Under Train in Muscatine
Authorities seek identity of 16 year old fatally injured in Muscatine after falling under a train. He whispered Milwaukee and resembled Walter Wiese, a former Cedar Rapids resident whose family moved to Carthage Missouri about two years ago.
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Muscatine
Walter Wiese
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Wiese
Carthage
Second Evangelical Pastor Announces Sunday Sermon Series
The Rev. Lowell Sorth at Second Evangelical Church on Eighteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW released the Sunday morning sermon schedule. Readings span January through April covering topics such as The Restitution of All Things, The Word of God and the Works of God, Gods Chosen People, and The Kingdom of Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Sorth
Second Evangelical Church
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Kingdom of God
Church of Christ
Waterloo Man Hurt When Car Crashes Into Rear Of Bus
A. H. Head of Cedar Heights Waterloo an official of John Deere Plow suffered fractures of both arms when his car collided with the rear of a Crandie bus on highway No 30 between Mechanicsville and Lisbon at 530 p.m. He was driven to Mechanicsville for care then to Cedar Rapids and returned home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Head
Grand Boulevard
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
John Deere Plow Company
Crandie
Mr. Head
Moline
Mechanicsville
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
City Briefs and Personal Notices
City plan commission January meeting postponed to a date set by the chairman. Central Park Presbyterian Men’s Bible class hears John Smith on Union Labor from a Religious Standpoint. David Glenn recovering at Mercy hospital after appendicitis operation. Firemen responded to an auto backfire fire on Twelfth avenue and Third street SE. Chimney fire sacked at Charles Youtsy home on D avenue NE. Grace Church Christmas party scheduled for Sunday at 5 pm with a Nativity play by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Plan Commission
Central Park Presbyterian Church
John Smith
David Glenn
J. C. Glenn
Norway
Mercy Hospital
Heas
Champlin Refining Company
Company No. 4
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Claude Heskett
Company No. 3
Charles Youtsy
D Avenue NE
Grace Episcopal Church
Reverend Phillips to Preach at Dayton First United Brethren
The Rev. C. L. Phillips of Dayton Ohio will preach at the Sunday forenoon service at the First United Brethren church Fourth avenue at Seventh street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Phillips
Dayton
Ohio
First United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Man Hurt in Fall at Filling Station
William Knous of 2200 B Avenue NE was taken to St Luke's hospital at 8 p.m. Friday after a fall at a filling station left a small bone in his right leg fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knous
B Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Man travels sprains ankle at city skating rink
Charles Jadrnicek of 344 Seventeenth Street SW sprained his right ankle at 4 p m Friday after tripping on the municipal skating rink at Manhattan Beach. An ambulance took him to Mercy Hospital for care before he was sent home after first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jadrnicek
Seventeenth Street
Manhattan Beach
Mercy Hospital
Ladies Relief Club Hosts Christmas Party at Mrs Stuart’s Home
The Ladies Relief club held a Christmas party at Mrs Nellie Stuart’s home on Hull avenue SE Wednesday evening. Members received gifts of fruit nuts and candy donated by local merchants. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Della Mack at 512 Third street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Relief Club
Nellie Stuart
Hull Avenue
Della Mack
Third Street
Fire Captain Stastny Retires After 31 Years Of Service
Fire Captain J. B. Stastny, retiring Jan 1 after more than thirty one years with the department, was guest of honor at a Thursday stag party given by friends. He received a gift as attendees included Fire Chiefs P. Kohout J. Gaskill F. Chadin a F. Barta and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stastny
P. Kohout
J. Gaskill
F. Chadima
F. Barta
V. Barta
Williams
W. Gates
Guy Linville
Dempsy Jones
Dom Felereisen
Bob Vesely
Tom Feterelsen
R. Adams
Dorsey Hedberg
James Yuill
F. Brosh
F. Stepanek
J. Kroulik
J. Uleh
L. Anthony
J Jakoubek
Lester Stastvy
Mr. Mochimann
Bill Dytrt
Nazi Troops Guard Against Accidents By Carrying Lights
Berlin reports orders to have the rear rank man on the left carry a red light to warn motorists during night marches. Berlin Brandenburg traffic watchers suggest a tail light on belt or shoulder and red glass crystals for the last ranks to reflect car headlights. Night marches occur across the Reich among storm troops and Nazi unions. Pullets not maturing before cold weather are unlikely to lay profitably when it comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin-Brandenburg
Reich
Second Soviet Five Year Plan To Dwarf First
MOSCOW AP The Soviet press on Saturday publicized the second five year plan of Soviet Russia as submitted by Vyacheslaff Molotoff and V. V. Kuybyshev. The plan aims to dwarf the first plan and industrialize by 1937 on a scale matching powerful neighbors. It projects 1937 production at 103 billion rubles, up from 43 billion in 1932, and shows large gains across consumer goods, food, automobiles, tractors, machinery, coal, pig iron, steel, copper, and timber with double and triple digit percentage increases. The plan was submitted to the political bureau and will go to the seventeenth communist party congress on Jan. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of Commissars
V. V. Kuybyshev
Supreme Council of National Economy
Communist Party Congress
Ten Die As Imperial Airways Plane Hits Radio Tower
BRUSSELS AP Ten persons eight passengers were killed when an Imperial Airways London bound plane Apollo crashed into a radio tower in fog near Ruysfelde between Ostend and Bruges. The machine caught fire and the passengers pilot and wireless operator were burned to death. All the passengers were said to be British subjects. The plane was on the Cologne Brussels London route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Imperial Airways
Apollo
Ruysfelde
Ostend
Bruges
London
Chicago Mayor Seeks to Bar Women from Bars
Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly announced plans to seek a city council amendment to liquor licenses prohibiting women from drinking at tavern counters. He argued womanhood should be held to a higher standard and asked closure of bars serving beer under 3.2 licenses without hard liquor permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Tam
Fire marshal signals opening of memorial for Tri-Quois fire victims
Fire Marshal Michael J. Corrigan opened a city hall memorial marking thirty years since the Troquois theater fire that claimed 600 lives. Corrigan was the officer who turned in the alarm and flashed the signal to begin the remembrance ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael J. Corrigan
City Hall
Troquois Theater
Corrigan
Waterfront Walkathon Criticizes Local Radio Contest
The Gazette's editor attacks a Waterloo walkathon and a broadcasting contest calling it disgusting piffle. He questions the event’s purpose and suggests gate profits funded the spectacle while praising Cedar Rapids for removing a similar blemish from its amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
WMT
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cedar Rapids
Garage Worker Overcome By Fumes At Local Shop
Robert Kessler of 1818 Higley Avenue SE fell unconscious from fumes while working on an automobile at Rapides Chevrolet. He was taken to Mercy Hospital at 9 p.m. Friday and reported improved Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kessler
Higley Avenue
Rapides Chevrolet Company
Mercy Hospital
New Oasis Year’s Reservations Open Afternoon and Night
Reservations requested for New Oasis Year’s at 161 East with contact Marion at 133 for afternoon and evening dining. Meet at Bob Tantonteht 505 Ave NW to enjoy Two Katydids musical act and lively ambiance. The Arrow Inn offers Ernie Linke’s band on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and The Rendezvous at 100 First Ave NW features accordion music for dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfwood
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
OASIS
Bohemian Kitchen
Lath Ave
Skersick
Stoneking
Parker's Bungalow
Lisbon
123Th Ave
Bob Tantonteht
Ave. NW
the Arrow Inn
Ernie Linke
1St Ave
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Prof. Hickok
Congress
Buck Rogers
A. D
Jovian Plain
John F. Bille
Pat
YG Boi
Grace Church
U. B. Church
Capt. Stastny
Radio Tower
Burns
People’s Forum
Lot
Center Point
Inwa
Mumane
Ave
du Barry
The
Gazette
Richards College Pharmacy
Cedar Rapids Knitting Co
Kansas City
Vincent's Pen Hospital
Glasgow Tailors
3Rd Ave
AL Win Towers
Aerervations
Serenaders
Old Heidelberg
Ind Avenue
Ith ST
Little Mecca Inn
Plaza
Auto Transportation
Minneapolis Or
St. Paul Union
Apat
Montrose
Carl
Frederic
Cearene
Dial
Lilian Buchy
Omassen Beauty Shop
Ave. W
Beauty
Paris Academy of Beauty
Howard
Hawkeye
Russell
Smd Ave
Azette
P.O
Arettte
Chevrolet
Benen Csaserness
Baan Parrangeney
Hudson
Maraurtte
Gree Hotweler Baer
ALBOQ
BUICK
Allen Motor CO
2Nd Ave
10Th St
FORD
Maribben Motor CO
Rare Electric Co
Mlontrose Garag
Rude
Rude Auto CO
LICEN@GE
C. R. Hudson-Essex CO
Ind Ave
Hinkley Ave
Kiecksee
Sted
House OF
3D &J. BE
Chrysler-Plymouth
Madad Maqgervice
Sth
Chevie
Whippet
Pontiac
Ghendler
Auto Balvage Bo
FOX
T. NE
Bokorney
Muldings
BA Messinger & Son
Diag Bee
Ens Wrecking
4Th Ave
J. P. Heabel & Co
McKinley Bt
Rederen
Aler Lumber Co
Dearborn Brass Co
COM & Son
Barcain
Morgan Bros
Winchester
Shane
D. E. Hansen
Wyoming
B Ave
Denna
R. Maytag
Rand Instruments
Rens. Brabbhit-Taylor Music Co
Taylor | Coal
Pra
Afin Co
Kent
STARK
Ahontab
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Co
ANACE
John Irie L
Wisconsin Lumber
Pee Wee
Lamperts
Goal CO
WE D.L. Pesyza
Offigen
Smfea
Walton A. Kaller Co
Alice Alteerant Electric Store
Reas
Schmidt Typ
Merveaux
East End
16Th Ave
Fowler Elec
ATS Eee
Dila
ELEC
Heinze Elec
Midwest Radio Lab
Brik Hom CO
OME Coal CO
19Th ST. NE
Ee Es Hahn Coat Co
Lincoln Highway
Iowa
E. HM. Prescott
White
Iowa State Small AN Act Personal Finance Co
N.R.A
Higley Ride
Floor Lizard Ave
Phoenix
Phoenix Finance CO
23Nd Ave
Ridney Corporation Merchant, Rational and Pulleine
Atcmea and
Lowe
Leas
Morris
Ralalment Loane
C. R. Buaineas
Ganetts
Wellip Tee
Moore
Maydwell Cafe
ATH
Myler
Beth Ford
Furnsee
Zilmabeth
Furn
Beth, Gar
Uatu
R. Kitch'te
Bath
Healed Ant
Healed Apt
Dial Childs
West Side
Ely & Co
Dial Sa
Wee EE
John Blaine
Higley Blvd
Eee Business Property
Lettie Estate
Rockford Road
Homes For Sale
Estates Modern & Room
PF Avenue
Ind Street
Ellis Blvd
the Sledges Co
Harser
Blake Blvd
Bung Low
A. A. Doolittle & Co
Central Park
Fred FE
Collard & CO
Hartor- KA
GAR Bts
Merchants Wat's Bank
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