Judges Named For Play Tournament At St Pauls Church
The playground commission announced judges for the fifth annual one act play contest to be held Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings in the lower auditorium at St Pauls Methodist church. Judges are Mrs E J Carey E H Sheehy and John Carey. Junior entries Tuesday two plays senior division three plays Friday includes rural entrants. Cups awarded to division winners with critiques by Mrs Carey Thursday and Mr Carey Friday. Mrs K E Cornell directs the tournament. Tuesday programs feature Darrel Jack and Richard Blahnik. Casts for Tuesdays plays include A Sign Unto You by Jean Lee Lathan and Sub merged by H Stuart Cottman and Le Vergne Shaw with listed actors.
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Playground Commission
St. Paul's Methodist Church
E. J. Carey
E. H. Sheehy
John Carey
Carey
Sheehy
Ben Ogden, Jr
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
A. L. Woggenthaler
Iowa State College Alumni Association
K. E. Cornell
Darrel Jack
Richard Blahnik
Little Theater Group
First Presbyterian Church
Washington High School Players
Jean Lee Lathan
Ralph Vo Bachman
David Brown
Edward Halloway
Sara Hesbacher
Margaret
Miriam Ogburn
Patricia
de Elda Elwood
Janice
Sam Hedges
Howard
Dicky Ferguson
The
Washington
H. Stuart Cottman
le Vergne Shaw
Ina Hibbard
John Smith
John Sallach
Dunn
Lover
Glenn Skersick
Shaw
Dreamer
Robert Harmon
Brice
the Coward
David Barry
MacAndrews
Commander
Collis Spencer
Nabb
Floyd Fisher
Jorgon
Bully
Quote on Jewish contribution in ethics and religion
The statement credits the Jew with a distinct contribution to contemporary life in ethics and religion, attributed to Rabbi Leo M. Franklin.
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Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
Woman Killed Man Gave Knife To Child To Put Away
Mary Covella was jailed on a murder charge after allegedly stabbing Amelio Oleano, then wiping the knife and handing it to a child to hide. Police said she admitted the killing occurred when Oleano returned home intoxicated and began beating her. Covella, 38, lived with Oleano in Sayre after the death of her first husband.
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Wanda
Mary Covella
Bradford County
Ray Nobles
Amelio Oleano
Sayre
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Offenses
Louis Brennan, 27, of 1516 Third Street NW, jailed ten days for intoxication by Justice A. S. Reed. Edward Nye, 35, of 125 F Avenue NW, fined $10 and costs for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Co. E. Flynn, 28, of Dubuque, fined $75 and costs for keeping gambling devices after police found lottery tickets in his car. Semelroth Released. Al Semelroth, 44, 420 Eighth Avenue SE, arrested for operating a truck while intoxicated, released after promising to go home.
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Louis Brennan
Third Street NW
Justice A. S. Reed
Edward Nye
F Avenue NW
Co. E. Flynn
Dubuque
Flynn
Semelroth
al Semelroth
Eighth Avenue SE
American Cotton in New Paris Style Fabrics
Paris fashion shows feature American cotton woven into varied materials. Women adopt wind-blown looks with belts high at the front and low at the back. The Paris dressed silhouette shifts away from mannish outfits as waistlines fade from memory.
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Paris
Ins
Imbibers Chase Friend With Fish Spears Fined
Louis Praskovec and Charles Burda aged 53 of 1225 Fourth Street SE were arrested for intoxication after chasing a friend with fish spears at 7 10 p.m. Sunday and making threats. fined $10 and costs in police court. A third man was not identified.
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Louis Praskovec
Charles Burda
Fourth Street SE
Navy Inspectors Probe Navy Engine Profits From 1927 33
The Navy reports Wright Aeronautical earned 5 percent and Pratt Whitney 36 percent in profits on engines sold under navy contracts from 1927 through 1933. Rear Admiral Ernest J. King testified the audit found those firms were the only makers of engines satisfactory for military use. The House Naval Committee, led by Chairman Delaney, will study income tax returns of the two firms.
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Washington (Ap
Navy
House Naval Committee
Ernest J. King
Bureau of Aeronautics
King
Delaney
N. Y
Wright Aeronautical Company
Pratt- Whitney Company
Wright Company
Pratt-Whitney
Tax Return Request Moves Through Congress
The speaker designated Representative McFarlane of Texas to secure the tax returns from the treasury, directing immediate action on the matter. The move underscores ongoing scrutiny of the two companies and their financial disclosures.
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Representative McFarlane
Texas
Treasury
Fireman Makes Fast Time For It Was Roof Of His Home Burning
At 12 30 p m a roof fire at the home of Joseph Stanek 1827 Hamilton street SW drew a central station response while he was on duty. Firemen also trapped a small roof blaze at A J Clauson 1016 H avenue NW at 11 15 a.m.
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Joseph Stanek
Hamilton Street
Central Station
A. J. Clauson
H Avenue NW
Roosevelt Keeps Hands Off State Elections
At the White House on Monday President Roosevelt said he will not involve himself in state or local elections. A.P. reports Thomas F. Conway informed Roosevelt of his decision to run for the Democratic Senate nomination, resigning as state director of the National Emergency Council. The President approved the resignation but did not back Conway’s campaign, reiterating neutrality in this and other contests.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Thomas F. Conway
Conway
Senate
National Emergency Council
National Recovery
James A. Farley
Hiram Johnson
California
Roosevelt Silent on State Congressional Elections Policy
The White House statement indicates President Roosevelt will adopt a hands-off approach to state congressional elections. By contrast his predecessor Woodrow Wilson pursued involvement but achieved limited success in those races.
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Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
President Cancels Dates Due To A Cold
President Roosevelt, suffering from a slight cold, canceled appointments to rest and work on correspondence in the executive mansion. He had no fever and his physician advised avoiding his usual calling list to clear up the fluency of his schedule.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Ross T. McIntire
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