Roosevelt Pushes Early Adjournment For Congress
President Roosevelt tells lawmakers a breathing spell is possible if Congress finishes its work. He forecasts House completion by March 15 with Senate adjournment dependent on filibustered anti lynching legislation and a busy February for major appropriations and tax and wage hour bills.
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Glass
Virginia
Hairbreadth Harry complains Cedar Rapids jail
Hairbreadth Harry Moon calls Cedar Rapids new jail not much improved over the old cement cell after a Wednesday night stay. He arrived by train from Blairstown riding the front end and is noted as a contender for king of the hoboes with a Van Dyke beard and tube-sole shoes.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry
Blairstown
van Dyke Point
Stephenson Denies Alibi in Overcoat Theft Charge
In Omaha Fred A Stephenson faced arraignment on a charge of stealing an overcoat. He claimed someone handed it to him to pawn. The judge dismissed such alibi noting the weather and ordered a ten day hold.
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Omaha
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Fred A. Stephenson
Plumber Leader Joins Iowa Board of Directors
F S Popelka of Cedar Rapids, retiring president of the Iowa Master Plumbers association, was named to the state meeting board of directors yesterday. The report also notes a fatality and several injuries from local accidents and weather changes in Cedar Rapids.
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F. S. Popelka
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Master Plumbers Association
William H. Borschel
Borschel Motor Company
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Fourth
Fifth Streets
Philip Randall
Tenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Dunbars perform at Greene's Opera House for YMCA
The Dunbars quartet and bell ringers entertained at Greene's Opera House today under YMCA auspices. Trinity M E church plans a new church this summer at Third Ave and Fifth St West. T J Davis departs for the Texas panhandle with seven carloads of ranch equipment. Mr and Mrs Percy Smith hosted a sleighride for four invited couples ending at the Smith home.
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Greene’s Opera House
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Third Avenue
Fifth Street
T. J. Davis
Texas Panhandle
Percy Smith
Smith Home
The Stars Say Planets Bring portentous Birthday Forecast
The stars predict a day of dramatic events and notable progress across business finances and romance. Those with birthdays may expect a remarkable year full of memory and opportunity, with chances for a great romance or significant friendship.
Zodiacal Traits and Life Paths Described for Today
The passage notes potential influences on private life and notable contacts with a tendency toward both emotional depth and practical vigor. It mentions a child born today may show extraordinary nature, with possible strengths in study, gentleness, and enterprise, and may reach unusual heights in a distinct calling.
Poultry Year Promised as Feed Costs Drop
1938 looks bright for poultry with cheaper feed boosting potential profits in chick raising. Readers are urged to place orders now and check the Farmers' Market Place Wants Ads for details.
Buckets Kidney Evacuant In Early Ad Sleep Aid
Advertisement offers Buckets the kidney evacuant with advice to keep eyes open to sleep, alkalize excess kidney nelds, and flush out waste. Promotes green tablets with buchy leaves and Juniper oil for bladder irritation and frequent urge, available at May's Drug Store.
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May'’s
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