Murder in Studio Broadcast Shocks Los Angeles Station
Clarence Walter 43 attacked during a KHJ on air drama killing Edwin Wolverton 21 of Grand Junction and injuring Grace Kane as Mona Van Dyke continued a science club program. Walter overpowered by men, held for observation, while chaos and questions about motive filled the studio. In Nebraska tumblweed laws noted.
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KHJ
Edwin Wolverton
Grand Junction
Cole
Clarence Walter
Huntley
Mont
Wheat Field
Walter
Grace Kane
Mona van Dyke
Wolverton
Colorado
KIIJ
Miss Kane
Warren Fehlman
Walters
Khj Usteners
Moss van Dyke
Moaster
Debts As Top Washington Topic In Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt plans a special message to Congress on the explosive war debt issue as unpaid obligations near 12 billion dollars. Allies expect a new yardstick for measuring debt while avoiding outright cancellation, with potential leverage on agricultural market concessions. Senate actions hint at possible economic retaliation using Yankee trading methods.
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Roosevelt
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Finland
France
Great Britain
Capitol Hi
Johnson
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Progressive 18
City Briefs and Personals Update
Soup luncheon at K P hall Wednesday. Czech group meets at Miss Maxine Bendorf’s home 711 Sixteenth Street SE at 8 p m. Chicken noodle supper at First Evangelical church 30 cents. Mrs J H Frish has returned from a ten day visit to Excelsior Springs Mo. A W Couillette discusses compensation insurance at Shrine luncheon club Wednesday noon in Y M C A cafeteria. Tra Franks reports his 1926 Chevrolet stolen from First Street near A Avenue after 6:45 p m. plates 57-685.
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Maxine Bendorf
Sixteenth Street SE
J H Frish
Cedar Raprels
W W Lesinger
Excelsior Springs
W Couillette
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Shrine
Tra Franks
Fourth Street
First Street
Franks
Board Receives Gratitude Letter on School Interiors Project
A thank you letter from CWA painters working on interior school upgrades was received by the board of education Monday night for consideration in appointing a superintendent of construction for four junior high additions. Also noted: a report of a burglary and fire incidents in local addresses and upcoming Bethany Church services with Rev. Dreier presenting daily topics this week.
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Board of Education
CWA
Anphieavons
J B McKay
Albert Urban
R R_ Stokes
Bethany
N C Dreier
Bethany Congregational Church
Builders Supply leaders meet in Cedar Rapids hotel session
Iowa Builders Supply association members met at the Hotel Roosevelt in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday chaired by president J W Pichner to discuss code matters governing the retail builders supply industry nationwide C C Shapeleigh led the code discussion as Iowa authority for the industry Raymond William Koster son of Mr and Mrs William Koster Cascade was accepted for US Navy enlistment Feb 3 in Des Moines and will train twelve weeks at Norfolk VA before assignments Saint Marys high school Cascade graduate
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Iowa Builders Supply Association
J. W. Pichner
Cedar Rapids
United States
Hotel Roosevelt
C. C. Shapeleigh
Code Authority
Iowa
Raymond William Koster
William Koster
Cascade
United States Naval Service
Des Moines
Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Koster
Saint Mary's High School
Gazette Newsies Visit Town Theater to See Massacre
Gazette newsboys under Alex Fidler visited the Town theater manager Talbott to view Richard Barthelmess latest picture Massacre an Indian story less bloody than its title suggests they enjoyed the program and thanked Talbott for the hospitality
Cedar Rapids National Bank claim notice from OCC
The Treasury Department through the Comptroller of the Currency directs all potential creditors of The Cedar Rapids National Bank to present their claims to Receiver Robert S. Cook with proof within three months from February 2, 1934. Claims not filed may be disallowed.
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Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, DC
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Robert S. Cook
F T. O'Connor
Comptroller of the Currency
Dickinson urges temporary nature of relief to bridge current crisis
Senator Dickinson of Iowa told a Washington audience that federal relief should be temporary and aimed at bridging the chasm until normal conditions return. He warned of millions living on public funds and urged efficient use, avoidance of waste and favoritism, and a timely withdrawal from the field when possible.
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Washington
Dickinson
Iowa
Government waste and economic risk warned by Dickinson
Dickinson warned that individuals and municipalities pursued lavish schemes and subsidies leading to collapse. He argued that half subsidized programs become dominant while the other half shrinks, endangering the government. He noted rising tin consumption tied to silk and artificial silk trends.
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Dickinson
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