Scouts Take Over Cedar Rapids City Hall In Scout Week Observance
Cedar Rapids area Boy Scout council marks the twenty eighth anniversary with a health and safety theme. Scouts occupy city hall and police and fire departments for a 10 am Thursday session and stage live safety demonstrations around town.
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Boy Scout Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kiwanis Club
Don Shomler
Charles Imig
Carl Svoboda
Jim Tisdale
Robins Jackson
Walter Dennis
Lions Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Boy Scouts
Walter W. Head
Washington, D. C
NBC
Harold West
Frank K. Hahn
Robert Vinch
Public Safety
Wes Benesh
Arthur Amer
E. P. Kohout
WMT
Petersen Baking Company
the Gazette
Armstrong's
Killian’s
Drew's
Newman's
Craemer’s
Sherwin-Williams
Martin’s
Luberger's
Syndicate
Kresge's
Penney’s
People's Furniture
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Schreckengast
Bernhardt Kraus
Jack Sepousek
Charles Smig
Ed Kopecky
Jack Hall
Eugene Irwin
Jack Downer
Clarence Brockman
Edwin Hansen
Waldo Berger
Ivan Nemecek
Perry Woodward
Jack Zaruba
Richard Carey
Downer
Brockman
Kopecky
Hansen
Eagle
Star and
Life Scouts
Woodward
Partment
National Safety Council
Gordon Hughes
Scout Council
Civic Service Committee
Reginald Figge
Edwy J. Clapp
Hal Sheridan
Sheridan
A. H. Blank
Mrs Lu cinda Cline to celebrate 106th birthday in February
Wisner Nebraska reports Mrs Lu cinda Cline must celebrate her 106th birthday on February 15 after discovering her correct birth date as February 15 1832 via Marion Virginia records. A separate police report notes a drug and liquor case involving Buia and the Jetters, with narcotics and policy slips found.
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Wisner
Neb
Lucinda Cline
Cline
Marion
Buia
Former Showgirl Nabbed in Dope Ring Case
A former showgirl and two men were arrested in the Times Square area on drug conspiracy charges as federal agents seized about 200000 dollars worth of heroin. Frances Sarver known as Mrs Al Jetter is among the accused, with her husband and Ralph Buin named as co defendants. Her apartment reportedly contained heroin hidden in wall and floor compartments.
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New York
Times Square
al Jetter
Frances Sarver
Sing Sing
Ralph Buin
Pope Pius XI to Observe Sixteenth Anniversary of Election
Vatican announces Pope Pius XI will mark the sixteenth anniversary of his 1922 election with a quiet Sunday observance in the Vatican. On February 6 he was elected after Benedict XV’s death and crowned six days later, with thousands expected to send congratulations worldwide.
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Pius XI
St. Peter
Sistine Chapel
Benedict XV
Mother Frustration Case Ends in Kidnapping Conviction
Mrs Emma Rupe 30 was found guilty by a Denver jury of kidnapping the three year old Jackie OBrien last summer. Prosecutors said the motive was mother frustration. The child was located months later in Los Angeles.
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Denver
Mns
Emma Rupe
West Side Court
Rupe
Jackie O'Brien
Los Angeles
Trudi Schoop Ballet to Open Community Concert Series
Trudi Schoop and her comic ballet present All For Love on Monday at 8 15 p m in the Iowa theater as the second feature of the Community Concert association. The Zurich born dancer tours the United States with Lothar Perl and Max Fickel providing music.
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Trudi Schoop
Iowa
Iowa Theater
Community Concert Association
Charles Chaplin
Zurich
Switzerland
Musi
Cians
Lothar Perl
Max Fickel
Cartoonist Loglow Is "Prettiest Model" Winner
In Palm Beach the Artists and Illustrators club held a beauty contest at the Colony club with judges Arthur William Brown James Montgomery Flagg and Rube Goldberg. The winner was revealed as Dolores Soglow aka Otto Soglow in disguise.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Artists and Millustrators Club
Colony Club
Arthur William Brown
James Montgomery Flagg
Rube Goldberg
Dolores Soglow
Otto Soglow
WPA Aids In Building And Repair Of 1294 Iowa Bridges
Iowa WPA chief George J. Keller reports 1,294 bridges in twenty counties were built or repaired with WPA and sponsor funding totaling about 1.5 million dollars over the last two years. New bridges number 123 with 1,171 repaired and farm to market road culverts added. Des Moines area projects include two masonry bridges nearing completion, with about 841 thousand dollars to be spent. Muscatine County leads in bridge work, others ranking among county leaders include Ringgold Union Lucas Page for new bridges and Davis Wapello Fremont Wayne Sioux for repairs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
WPA
George J. Keller
Keller
H. B. Armour
Division of Operations
Ottumwa
Raccoon
Muscatine County
Ringgold
Union
Lucas
Page
Davis
Wapello
Fremont
Wayne
Sioux
Benedict Becomes West Point Superintendent
Brig. Gen. Jay L. Benedict, 55, succeeded Maj. Gen. William D. Connor as superintendent of the U S military academy at West Point New York. Benedict arrived from command of the Eighth Corps Area at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Connor is on leave awaiting retirement in California on February 28.
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N. Y
Jay L. Benedict
William D. Connor
United States Military Academy
Benedict
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Connor
California
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