Birth Announcements at St Luke's and Mercy Hospitals
At St Luke's hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs William W Crissman of 388 Seventeenth street SE on February 9. A son followed for Mr and Mrs Vernon H Carter of Marion on February 9. At Mercy hospital a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Wilmer Brown of 216 Sixth avenue SW on February 9. A son joined for Mr and Mrs Matthew Suzika of 1008 Belle avenue SW on February 9 and a son for Mr and Mrs ge Sonka of route No 2 on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
William W. Crissman
Seventeenth Street
Vernon H. Carter
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Wilmer Brown
Sixth Avenue
Matthew Suzika
Belle Avenue
Ge Sonka
McCabe Divorce Granted on Cruel Treatment Grounds
Celia Anne McCabe receives divorce from F Henry McCabe aged 28 by Judge H C Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff re stores right to use Celia Anne Armstrong after marriage on Sept 19 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Anne McCabe
F. Henry McCabe
H. C. Ring
Celia Anne Armstrong
Mrs Anna Marz 64 Dies at Home
Anna C Marz aged 64 died at her residence 521 Tenth Street NW at 6 45 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Marz
Tenth Street NW
Police Court Fines for Milk Peddling and Drunkenness
Joe Rawson aged 21 of route No 1 was fined 10 dollars and costs for peddling milk without a city license. Harry Carr aged 42 of 134 Thirty fourth street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace with the fine suspended on payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rawson
Harry Carr
Thirtyfourth Street
List of parties named in Cedar Rapids area notices
Ben W. McDonough and Marjory J. Bush of Cedar Rapids, Richard C. Conzett of Milwaukee, Isabel Kaump of Dubuque, Lyle J. Brewer of Cedar Rapids, Venita Edaburn of Toddville, Emmanuel House and Viasta Rohlena of Fairfax, Louis V. DeLay and Agnes Fair of Cedar Rapids, Roy O. Behrens of Clarence, Florence Morden of Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. McDonough
Marjory J. Bush
Cedar Rapids
Richard C. Conzett
Milwaukee
Isabel Kaump
Dubuque
Lyle J. Brewer
Venita Edaburn
Toddville
Emmanuel House
Viasta Rohlena
Fairfax
Louis V. DeLay
Agnes Fair
Roy O. Behrens
Clarence
Florence Morden
Tipton
Chimney Fire Reported at 1900 Park Avenue SE
Saturday at 1 25 a m a chimney fire occurred at 1900 Park Avenue SE with Tom Shaheen on scene as the still alarm and Company No 6 responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue SE
Tom Shaheen
Still Alarm
Company No. 6
Miss Dorothy Unash Admitted To University Hospital Iowa City
City Briefs report Miss Dorothy Unash of 1308 E Street SW is a patient at University hospital in Iowa City. Other notes mention sales reps from Rude Auto attending a Ford Tractor dealers meeting in Des Moines, a sprained wrist from icy sidewalks on Fifth Street NW, and Gray Alan Wilson leaving for Des Moines to join the International Correspondence School after graduating from Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Unash
University Hospital
Iowa City
John Smith
Joe Estes
Rude Auto Company
Ford Tractor Dealers
Des Moines
John Schick
F Avenue NW
Fifth Street
F Avenues NW
Gray Alan Wilson
Oliver Wilson
Fifteenth Street
International Correspondence School
Wilson
Coe College
State employment offices close afternoons for Lincoln and Washington birthdays
Iowa State Employment offices across the state will close in the afternoons on February 12 and February 22 in observance of the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, per Cedar Rapids office orders received Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scouts Banquet Set by Troop 16 at First Christian
Troop 16 of the Boy Scouts sponsored by First Christian church will hold a father son banquet in the church dining room Monday at 6 30 p m. All former Scouts and Scouters are invited. Toastmaster Jay Hesser and speakers Ray Short and Will Weatherwax will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
First Christian Church
Jay Hesser
Ray Short
Will Weatherwax
Auto collision injures none as two cars damaged near Walford
At 8 a m Saturday cars driven by Dan Harrington a 47 of 1733 Higley Avenue SE and Sylvia Jane Brock Shink 24 of Route No 1 Norway sideswiped on highway No 149 two miles west and a quarter mile south of Walford. Report filed with Sergeant Clarence B Day of the highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Harrington
Higley Avenue
Sylvia Jane Brockshink
Norway
Walford
Clarence B. Day
Highway Patrol
Lord Tweedsmuir Improves After Brain Surgeries
Montreal reports indicate Lord Tweedsmuir, 64, governor general of Canada, showed slight improvement after two brain operations intended to save his life. He remained unconscious as Lady Tweedsmuir and their son left the neurological hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lord Tweedsmuir
Canada
Viceroy
Lady Tweedsmuir
Lieut
Alistair Buchan
Neurological Hospital
Roosevelt Approves Two Year Warship Program
President Roosevelt formally approves a two year warship construction plan costing 654 million dollars. The program aims to expand the fleet by 167000 tons of fighting ships 75000 tons of fast auxiliary tonnage and a naval air force of 4500 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Roosevelt
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Edison
Vinson
House Naval Affairs Committee
Budget Bureau
Postwar Peace Talks and Neutral Bloc Debated in U S
The article discusses U S aims for postwar stability and possible neutral nations bloc. It notes Welles will visit Rome Paris Berlin and London to listen not propose. Critics fear roving ambassadors and warn against entangling alliances while Hull pursues peaceful postwar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Cordell Hull
Sumner Welles
United States
Welles
Rome
Paris
Berlin
London
Joseph P. Kennedy
William C. Bullitt
Roosevelt
Europe
Bullitt
Kennedy
Senate Vote On Finn Loan Due Tuesday
Washington action favors increasing the export import bank capital to 200 million dollars to aid Finland with a final Senate vote due by Tuesday at 5 pm. Support built in the Senate with Jesse Jones backing, while Charles L. McNary slowed progress. Roosevelt offered no comment on Finland aid pending Congress decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Finland
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Baltic Republic
Jesse Jones
Roosevelt
More U S Pork Sought By Canada
The Canadian government contemplates steps on imports of American pork as UK demand raises Canadian bacon and ham prices. Live hog prices run about three cents a pound higher in Canada than the United States. December imports near 5 million pounds with January likely higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United Kingdom
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Pleads Guilty But Fine Suspended in Drunkenness Case
On Fourth Street SE arrested Feb 4 at 1130 PM the defendant pled guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace in police court. A $25 fine was suspended after costs, as witnesses were absent when Carr’s wife and parents-in-law denied intoxication, leading to a recommendation to dismiss which the prosecutor refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carr
Thirtyfourth Street
Harry Johnson
Carr
Johnson
Seabiscuit Fails Comeback In La Jolla Handicap
Seabiscuit finishes third behind Heelfly and Sun Egret at Santa Anita Park in the seven furlong La Jolla handicap. Heelfly wins in 1 22 flat, narrowly edging Sun Egret by one length, with Sea Biscuit three lengths back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anita Park
Calif
Ins
Seabiscuit
Heelfly
Sun Egret
Sea‘biscuit
Adulteration of Food Proved in England in 1267
The excerpt notes that adulteration of food was proven in England as early as 1267, indicating long standing concerns about tainted supplies and quality controls in medieval markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
High School Debaters Shine At Fourth Invitational
Sioux City Burlington Mount Pleasant and Muscatine led the field in the fourth annual high school invitational debate tournament at the college Saturday afternoon. East Sioux City High topped the overall standings with 167 points, with Fort Dodge Burlington West Waterloo Mount Pleasant Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson High and Muscatine among the upper quarter. Dorothy Kotteman of Burlington was the top girl with 46 points, while Richard Baxter of Mount Pleasant led the boys with 47 points. Sydney Thomas of Muscatine and Jack Hargis of Council Bluffs won the radio speaking contest rated superior. Judges weighed analysis evidence argument voice control and conduct in the five-class ranking system. The event concluded with an after-dinner speaking contest following a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Muscatine
East
Dorothy Kotteman
Jane Spillers
Newton
Betty Leger
East High
Betty Subotnik
Wilson High
Cedar Rapids
Lois Senstrom
Dorrine Bieber
Norma McKean
Oskaloosa
Margaret Blaine
Franklin High
Betty White
Richard Baxter
Michael Cuff
Fort Dodge
Abe Arkoff
Bob Passer
Thomas Jefferson
Council Bluffs
William Arnold
Ed Kemp
West Waterloo
Yale Gotsciner
David Gold
Center
Sydney Thomas
Jack Hargis
Bequeaths 900000 To Create Cafeteria Chain To Feed Needy
New York AP. About 900000 of a 1568140 estate is set aside to feed the hungry by establishing a chain of free cafeterias under the will of Wilhelm Loewenstein a leather importer who died January 7 1938 a tax appraisal Friday showed The plan is open to all needy persons regardless of race color or creed and is entrusted to the New York Community Trust with Guaranty Trust Company named as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Wilhelm Loewenstein
New York Community Trust
Guaranty Trust Company
Picket Lines Form Over Speeder Plant Construction
Iron Workers Local No 89 and Engineers Local No 301 placed a two man picket line at the Link Belt Speeder plant at 1201 Sixth Street SW after no progress with management in a dispute over who should perform the work on a storage building. Union agents claimed three quarters of Speeder employees belong to AF of L unions and would honor the picket. They said the building work would take about two weeks and stressed the issue was not a jurisdictional dispute between unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Workers Local No
Engineers
Sixth Street
Troy M. Deal
Ray King
Iron Workers
E. St. Germain
Speeder
A. F. of L
King
St. Germain
Speeder Company
Willie Willis recalls Gerald's curls and fighting talk
Willie Willis recalls how children teased Gerald over hair curls until age ten and how such pressure shaped his readiness to defend himself. He notes a streetwise lesson that a boy must learn to fight when provoked.
Kauffman cross petitions for divorce and property split
Agnes Kauffman sues Clyde Kauffman for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment and requests Agnes Pusateri regain her name. He seeks $460 and both seek title to real and personal property. Married January 31, 1935. Separate suits include Sadie Robbins v Marshall Robbins and Laura Keyes v Charles Keyes, with alimony, custody, and property claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kauffman
Clyde Kauffman
Kauffman
Agnes Pusateri
Trivorce
Sadie Robbins
Marshall L. Robbins
Kahoka
Laura Keyes
Charles Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Robbins
H. C. Ring
Two Sue For Divorce in Separate Idaho Cases
Edith Mae Hurst seeks divorce from Arthur D. Hurst after marrying at Marion on October 21 1933. She claims cruel treatment and seeks custody of three children plus support. An injunction for personal interference and a property attachment were granted. Violet Koenighain with Richard Koenighain faces a divorce suit for cruel and inhuman treatment. they wed at Iowa City May 25 1934 and she asks to resume the name Violet Goodwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mae Hurst
Arthur D. Hurst
Marion
Petersen Baking Company Incorporation Articles Renewed
County Recorder records renewal of Petersen Baking company of Cedar Rapids. Authorized capital stock is 400 600 dollars. Officers include P. F. Petersen of Omaha president H D LeMar of Omaha vice president H A Rundquist Cedar Rapids secretary treasurer Milton Petersen Omaha A W Story Hugh Sliss C A Laurance F A Beals Cedar Rapids. Renewal extends corporate period 20 years to Feb 17 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen Baking Company
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
P. F. Petersen
Omaha
H. D. LeMar
H. A. Rundquist
Milton Petersen
A. W. Story
Hugh Sliss
C. A. Laurance
F. A. Beals
Steggall Sentence Suspended in Desertion Case
James F. Steggall of Davenport pled guilty to child desertion before Judge H C Ring. An indeterminate one year term at Fort Madison penitentiary was suspended on good behavior with support payments to be maintained. A divorce action by Bernice Steggall on desertion and cruel treatment was filed. they married November 30, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steggall
James F. Steggall
Davenport
H. C. Ring
Fort Madison
Bernice Steggall
Ring
Insurance Authorized in Shrine Temple Foreclosure Case
Judge H. C. Ring authorized William Kacena as receiver to obtain 175000 dollars of insurance on the Shrine Temple building. The plan costs 213.56 dollars annually on an 80 percent co insurance basis. The mortgage is asserted at 218000 dollars and the Shrine company carries 157500 dollars of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kacena
Shrine Temple
H. C. Ring Friday
Shrine Company
Winterset waterworks lien assigned to insurer by receiver
Henry G. Suehrstedt as receiver for Stark Construction was authorized by Judge C. J. Haas to assign Stark's interest of 5 067.09 dollars from a 13 367.62 percent retained amount to Western Casualty and Surety for payment of subcontractors. The retainer was held by the city of Winterset in relation to a finished waterworks contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Suehrstedt
Stark Construction Company
C. J. Haas
Stark Concern
Western Casualty and Surety Company
Winterset
Judge Sets Aside Judgment in Coons Skalicky Auto Case
On motion by John Coons co defendant with John C Skalicky an auto case filed by Peter C Bremer Judge H C Ring Saturday set aside a 534 22 judgment from Oct 7 1938. Coons says the judgment was satisfied as to Skalicky on March 13. The suit stems from an accident near Alburnett on Aug 15 1937 with Skalicky driving Coons car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coons
John C. Skalicky
Peter C. Bremer
H. C. Ring
Coons
Skalicky
Alburnett
Injunction Suit Over Silverware Prices Seeks Default Set Aside
The International Silver Corporation sues in a case with George O'Brien and The Silver Corporation of Cedar Rapids. The movants seek to set aside a January 9 default judgment claiming the attorney misinterpreted facts. The injunction bars offers or sales of four silverware brands below prices in retailers' agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Silver Corporation of
Cedar Rapids
George
O’brien
International Silver Corporation
Broussard Case Hearing Set for February 15
Hearing on motions of the Iowa unemployment compensation commission and Local No. 91 International Brotherhood of Foundry Employees to set aside a default judgment against Lewis R. Broussard was scheduled for February 15 at 9 a.m. The decree by Judge H. C. Ring ordered Broussard reinstated in the union and paid unemployment compensation after his petition claimed he was dropped from the roster over one month’s dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
International Brotherhood of Foundry Employes
Lewis R. Broussard
H. C. Ring
Broussard
Kriz Estate Farm Put Up For Sale In College Township
Judge H C Ring authorized the sale of a 120 acre College township farm belonging to the Frank Kriz estate on Saturday. The bid listed is 18300 by Joseph F Cerveny and Stella Cerveny. Judge C J Haas approved the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
College Township
Frank Kriz
Joseph F. Cerveny
Stella Cerveny
C. J. Haas
Sale of 80 Acre Linn County Property Details
Public sale notice records an 80 acre Linn county property transfer from A. J. Simmons to Kermit L. Naylor at a price noted as 9 dollars. The listing provides the transaction but omits remaining terms and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
A. J. Simmons
Kermit L. Naylor
Linn County Sues Over Support Claim for Cedar Rapids Woman
Linn county filed a suit seeking a $3,549.43 support judgment for a Cedar Rapids woman at Independence State Hospital since May 10 1927. Officials say the suit aims to obtain execution against two lots in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Independence State Hospital
Suit by David Eyerly Against C I T Settled and Dismissed
A $500 suit filed December 19, 1939 by David Eyerly against C I T Corp was settled and dismissed with prejudice. He claimed he turned over a car to the defendant under an agreement that it would be repaired or replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eyerly
C. I. T. Corporation
Action to Set Aside DeForest Conveyance Dismissed
The filing by L. R. Madson as administrator of Andrew E. Fair child estate to set aside an alleged fealty conveyance to Paul and Dorothy DeForest and to subject the property to a claimed judgment lien was dismissed with prejudice Saturday. The case was filed March 15, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Madson
Andrew E. Fairchild
A. de- Forest
Paul
Dorothy de- Forest
Blaine Will Admitted to Probate in Local Court
The will of Julia M. Blaine who died January 23 was admitted to probate by Judge C. J. Haas on Saturday. Relatives are named as legatees. Sister Zaidee T. Snyder and nephew Glenn A. Blaine were appointed executors. The will was dated April 27, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Blaine
C. J. Haas
Zaidee T. Snyder
Glenn A. Blaine
Gray Named Receiver in Hoff Mortgage Suit
Succeeding W. A. Hoff who died Feb 2, W O Gray Friday was appointed receiver in a char tel mortgage action of E J Hoff against J Gordon Gillette. The suit involved a Walker merchandise stock and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hoff
W. O. Gray Friday
E. J. Hoff
J. Gordon Gillette
Walker Merchandise
Cedar Rapids wills probate for Rompot and Filipy cases
The will of Antonie Rompot who died January 20 in Cedar Rapids was admitted to probate on Friday. Drawn October 23 1936, it leaves Wen di Rompot and children as legatees with William Rompot named executor. The will of Joseph Filipy who died January 18 in Cedar Rapids was probated on Thursday with Louise Filipy named executrix and son Leonard J. Filipy as legatee. dated October 26 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonie Rompot
Cedar Rapids
Wendi Rompot
William Rompot
Joseph Filipy
Louise Filipy
Executrix
Leonard J. Filipy
Clinton Schrimper Named Administrator in Catherine Schrimp er Estate
Clinton Schrimper of Louisa Friday was appointed administrator of the estate of Catherine Schrimp er who died January 28. E J Trimble and Florence Trimble have filed a quieting title action for Linn County real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Schrimper
Louisa Friday
Catherine Schrimper
E. J. Trimble
Florence Trimble
Linn County Real Estate
Elliott Roosevelt denies urging father not to run
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, denied on Friday that he said in Chicago his father should not seek a third term. He said he was misquoted and that only the President can decide on a third term, with no family members indicating his view. He spoke to an Illinois Lumber and Material Dealers' association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Elliott Roosevelt
Chicago
Elliott
Illinois Lumber and Material Dealers’ Association
Davenport Man Ends Life In Room Of Iowa City Hotel
J E Kruse 57 of Davenport owner of Buick distribution was found shot to death in his hotel room in Iowa City at 5 p m Friday. Coroner Dr George D Callahan ruled death by self inflicted action after investigation. Kruse had been dead about 24 hours with a do not disturb sign on the door. A discharge revolver lay beside the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
J. E. Kruse
Davenport
Buick Distribution
George D. Callahan
Johnson County
Kruse
Death of Mrs Anna C Marz in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna C Marz wife of John Marz died at 21 Tenth Street NW after a brief illness. Born May 18 1875 in Clifton Illinois she lived much of her life in Round Lake Minnesota and moved to Cedar Rapids twenty years ago. Funeral set for 2 PM Monday at Turner chapel with burial in Round Lake Minnesota to follow. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Marz
John Marz
Tenth Street NW
Friacy
Clifton
Ill
Round Lake
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Long Prairie
Glenn D. Marz
Chicago
Mabel Norris
Margaret Nadine
John Marz Norris
Brea
Calif
A. W. Lyon
This City
E. L. Holeman
Martin Gregerson
St. Paul
S. Gregerson
Balaton, Minn
Nels Gregerson
Spirit Lake
Turner Chapel
Mrs Emma Dauber Funeral Planned for Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Elizabeth Dauber will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev R N Coolidge. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may visit at the chapel after death at her home 1342 Sixth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elizabeth Dauber
Sixth Street NW
Beatty Chapel
R. N. Coolidge
Cedar Memorial Park
Beginning and End Charles Kershner Dies in Dansville Home
Charles Kershner died Friday in the same bedroom where he was born 83 years ago. The house was built by his father, linking his life to the dwelling he never left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dansville
N. Y
Charles Kershner
Roosevelt Flays Red Dictatorship At White House
President Roosevelt denounces communism and flags the danger of Soviet rule while addressing a youth congress at the White House. He defends American constitutional rights for communists to advocate ideas peacefully and insists on adherence to constitutional methods.
Drifted Mine Menaces English Coastline Residents
An unexploded drifting mine battered breakers off an English east coast town causing hours of suspense. Sighted at 7 am it drifted closer to shore until within 20 yards. Authorities warned of possible roof destruction within 500 yards if it exploded. Police cordoned the beach and an air force plane checked the mine, which officials said was alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rescues Report From British Freighter Lea Rambier
Twenty five crew members aboard the storm damaged British freighter Lea Rambier were rescued. The S S Mesdale relayed at 4 10 a m CST that 13 crew were saved by Sea Rambler and 12 by Kaia Knudsen, all reported safe. The steamer sent an SOS about a broken hatch and water ingress about 540 miles east of St Johns Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Lea Rambier
Mackay
S. S. Mesdale
Sea Rambler
S. S. Kaia Knudsen
O.K
Masdale
St. Johns
Japan Ready To Act Against Oppression
In Tokyo Admiral Yonai told parliament Japan is prepared to take appropriate steps if the United States continues its oppression. Yoshiharu Yutani pressed for details, but Yonai said action will follow developments and declined to elaborate. Yutani criticized Foreign Minister Arita for what he called service diplomacy over the Asama Maru seizure incident involving German seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Mitsumasa Yonai
Japan
United States
Yoshiharu Yutani
Yonai
Yaitani
Hachiro Arita
Great Britain
Sweden Arrests 200 Communists
In Stockholm and other cities police raided offices and homes arresting about 200 leading Swedish communists on unannounced charges. Documents correspondence and lists of party members were confiscated from the Ny Dag offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Ny Dag
Frederick the Great as a Prussian flute virtuoso
Frederick the Great of Prussia is noted as an excellent flute player in the historical record. The remark highlights his musical talent alongside his reign and cultural patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Oil Tycoon Weds Cuban Cinderella In Palm Beach
Palm Beach scene as Anna Morales, a Cuban sales girl, marries William Starling Rodgers president of a Texas oil company. The couple wed on Saturday then plan a motor trip and Cuba visit to meet her family. Rodgers has courted Annie since meeting in Palm Beach a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fila
Anna Morales
William Starling S
Star” Rodgers
Texas Oil Company
Annie
Rodgers
Cuba
New York
Chester Stratton
Anna
Little Annie
Tornado Soured Albany Tragedy Leaves 10 Dead 430 Injured
A Georgia tornado struck Albany at 4 10 am killing ten and injuring about four hundred thirty. Most of the 16000 residents were left homeless as telegraph poles were toppled and roads blocked. Governor Rivers headed relief efforts with Red Cross teams from Birmingham Macon and Washington en route. Nurses and doctors gathered from Cordele Americus Thomasville Valdosta and nearby towns to aid victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Rivers
H-Re
Red Cross
Birmingham
Macon
Washington
Cordelo
Americus
Thomasville
Valdosta
State Highway Patrol
Albany
Dougherty County
Atlanta
Allies Have Plenty In Money Bags Says Envoy Kennedy
Joseph P Kennedy, U S ambassador to Great Britain, urged staying out of the European war. He cautioned against drawing the United States into conflict via China or other routes, noting Britain and France are not out of money yet. He said the war's duration is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kennedy
Great Britain
France
Kennedy
Coe Faculty Members To Attend Campaign Dinner
Dr. Harry M. Gage and Mrs. Gage will represent Coe College at an alumni dinner in Milwaukee as part of Coe's national financial campaign. The president and Mrs. Gage left Friday, with William V. Burger Dr. George Bryant Moray Eby and Ruth Moon traveling to attend. Burger will show a colored film of Coe campus activities at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Gage
Coe
Coe College
Milwaukee
William V. Burger
George ‘V. Bryant
Moray L. Eby
Ruth Moon
Burger
Scottish Hero Kin In French Forces
Captain Edouard de Bruce, a descendant of Robert the Bruce, serves with French armies. His brother Robert, a pilot, was shot down near Verdun in 1917. The Bruces in France trace 200 years of male Roberts, and one of Edouard’s sons is named Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard de Bruce
Robert, the Bruce
Edouard
Robert
Verdun Front
Bruces
France
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