Bankhead Tears Up Over Tallulahs Triumph
Speaker John Bankhead of Alabama cried in the theater box as his actress daughter Tallulah Bankhead finished her curtain speech for Reflected Glory in Washington. He had skipped a late Senate session to attend and had signed a relief bill before the show.
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Good Friday Services Set For March 26 At First Presbyterian
Good Friday services will be held for three hours on March 26 at First Presbyterian in Cedar Rapids as part of Holy Week observances. Laymen and ministers met at the Y M C A to review plans, with Rev. Burris Jenkins of Community Church Kansas City delivering the address.
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Conference Committee Fails to Reach Iowa Moratorium Bill Accord
Des Moines CAD reports the conference committee cannot agree on the Iowa moratorium bill as members clash over timing and scope. The scene highlights deep divisions and lingering questions about state policy.
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Court house news on liquor sale guilty pleas
Erma Lyman and Robert Shaffer both of 122 A avenue NW pled guilty in district court before Judge H. C. Ring for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. Sentencing set for Saturday at 9 am. Police arrested them at the cited address early Sunday after reporting liquor was being sold by the drink. Three quart bottles of state liquor store whisky were seized.
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Rules Custody Of Son To Remain With Father
Judge H C Ring in district court overruled Fern Irene Berry’s request to modify the divorce decree and grant her custody of her seven year old son. The custody remained with the father, Frank Joseph Sturm, by prior agreement when the decree was filed on April 30 1934. The ruling was without prejudice to further petitions on proper showing.
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Action Against Palo Bank Dismissed After Hearing
Judge H C Ring in district court Monday dismissed a $100 claim by Howard Hepker against Palo Savings Bank. Hepker said he deposited a Waterloo bank check on Feb 13 1932 and the charge back occurred Feb 27. Palo Bank contends Waterloo had not paid the proceeds. Other actions listed include Martha Story trustee vs JOT McGiverin and Muiry McGiverin for $464 Fether Butler vs Henry and Ruby Lindles for $529 and others.
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Thews Leif Mie Flizabeth Fine dies in Pee Angele Cobf Tan 9
Unclear readable text notes the death of Thews Leif Mie Flizabeth Fine with scattered dates from 1904 to 1931 and an event in Pee Angele Cobf Tan 9. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
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Probate Admitted In District Court Monday Judge Moffit
The district court admitted Magdalen Popp as administratrix with the will annexed. the will dated January 19 1929. A separate action authorized D W Bates receiver to accept a deed in full settlement of a 4222 41 judgment against James R Forrest Lara M Forrest and Stella E Forrest. Judge Moffit also directed cancels and dismissals in three note suits by Peoples Savings bank for Joseph Ziskovsky sr et al noting the debts were discharged by a 1930 compromise of the Zisko Fruit company.
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Zisko Fruit Company
Signs Support Bond
William Foster aged 27 of 1406 Third Street NW was arrested Saturday on a child desertion charge and released from the county jail Monday after signing a $500 support.
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Woman Sues Sutherland Dows Over 1935 Collision
Wilda Sponar, suing through her father Frank Sponar in a district court personal injury action, seeks $10,000 against Sutherland Dows of Cedar Rapids. The suit claims a collision occurred when Dows’ car stopped suddenly at the intersection of highways 6 and 149 near Homestead on March 2, 1935.
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Frank Sponar
Sutherland Dows
Cedar Rapids
Woman Claims Facial and Foot Injuries in Collision
The report states she alleges facial and foot injuries after a crash involving cars traveling in the same direction. No further details on location or date are provided.
Vanourny Defendants Seek New Trial in Injury Suit
In district court on Monday Martin D. Vanourny and son Norbert Vanourny filed separate motions for a new trial in the personal injury case brought by John O. Savel. A Jan 21 jury verdict awarded Savel 1727.40 against both defendants for injuries from a October 1934 collision near North Liberty involving Michael J. Costello and the younger Vanourny.
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Divorce Hearing Began For Hill Couple In District Court
Prejudice before Judge H C Ring on Monday opened the hearing of Allen F Hill versus Betty E Hill in district court. The couple, married November 27, 1936, were the parties in the action before Judge John T Mofft.
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Betty E. Hill
John T. Mofft
Navy Flyers Crash in Philippines Escape Death
Manila dispatch says two American naval officers from the U S S Augusta survived a crash near Canite Pan American base when their airplane struck the base roof and sank in the bay. Lieut J P Lockhart suffered a cut above the right eye while Lieut R P Walker was uninjured.
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Gold Medal brand claims cure for kidney and bladder issues
An ad-style text promotes Gold Medal from Haarlem claiming it cures weak kidneys and bladder problems. It lists symptoms like backache, puffy eyes, cramps, moist palms, and urges use of the product as a safe, effective remedy with a stated price of five cents, aiming to assure results.
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Official Puzzles Free Contest Promises $100000 Prize
An advertisement urges participation in a contest starting today with a doubles money-back offer. It promises a top prize of $100,000 cash and claims the Official Puzzles free to entrants everywhere cigarettes are sold.
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