Miss Davis Elected President of Delta Gamma Alumnae
Betty Davis was elected president of the Delta Gamma sorority alumnae association at the organization meeting and tea at the Davis home. Mrs. Edwy J. Clapp was chosen secretary treasurer and Mrs. Ernest W. Anderson was named corresponding secretary. Alumnae will meet last Wednesday each month for luncheon and meeting. Mrs. L. T. Jackson presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Davis
Delta Gamma Sorority
Davis
First Avenue E
Edwy J. Clapp
Ernest W. Anderson
L. T. Jackson
Edgewood Mothers' Club Fun Night Highlights Local Talent
Edgewood No 1 Mothers' club held a Friday evening fun night at the school featuring a Major Bowes amateur hour. The Olver family won first prize, James Geiger the pianist took second, and Mr and Mrs Robert Erickson with Miss Ellyn McGowan won third with a musical skit. Miss McGowan earned the door prize. Refreshments were arranged by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowes
Edgewood No. 1
Mothers’ Club
Olver
James Geiger
Robert Erickson
Ellyn McGowan
McGowan
R. Davis
C. Gerber
M. Wiley
Canwapo Camp Fire Mothers and Daughters Event
The Canwapo Camp Fire group held a gathering for mothers and daughters at the Hub Bard Ice and Fuel display room, 406 Third avenue, San Francisco. Attending were Mrs. R. W. Hubbard and Mary, Mrs. Maude A. Campbell and Doris May Campbell, Mrs. R. T. Benson and Jo Ann, Mrs. J. C. Michael and Alice, Mrs. A. C. Hines and Doris Hines, Roberta Stewart, and Mrs. George Newland. Miss Ila Mishach spoke. Guardians are Mrs. W. D. Johnson and Mrs. Byron K. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canwapo
Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company
Third Avenue SF
R. W. Hubbard
Mary Hubbard
Maude A. Campbell
Doris May Campbell
R. T. Benson
Jo Ann Benson
J. C. Michael
Alice Michael
A. C. Hines
Doris Hines
Roberta Stewart
George Newland
Ila Mishach
W. D. Johnson
Byron K. Anderson
M M Club Hosts Husbands Evening at Robinson Home
Members of the M. M. club entertained their husbands Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Robinson 2412 C Avenue NE. The valentine motif featured in decorations and five hundred was the featured game. Present were Mr and Mrs Earl Shunk Mr and Mrs Myron Reid Mr and Mrs Ray Taft Mr and Mrs John Burge Mr and Mrs H B Gardner Mr and Mrs Harry Emerson Mr and Mrs Leslie Mills Mr and Mrs Oliver Stucker Mr and Mrs W R Robinson Mrs James Troup Miss Marian Taft Miss Margaret Reid and Richard Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Club
W. R. Robinson
C Avenue
Valentine
Earl Shunk
Myron Reid
Ray Taft
John Burge
H. B. Gardner
Harry Emerson
Leslie Mills
Oliver Stucker
James Troup
Marian Taft
Margaret Reid
Richard Emerson
Birthday Luncheon Club Met At Mrs Pres ton Home
The Birthday luncheon club met at 853 Shaver road NE, hosted by Mrs. Harry Preston. Attendees included Mrs. Lelaes Colbert and her son, Mrs. Ralph Shelton, Mrs. LaVerne Shelton and her son, Mrs. Mary Gilgrass, Mrs. Poole, Ellsworth, Bert Phillips, Josephine Sipe, Bruce Donisthorpe, John Whittaker, Mrs. Bacon, Helen Shelton, and Mildred Phillips. Five hundred prizes awarded to Mrs. Iph Shelton, Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. LaVerne Shelton, and Mrs. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Preston
Shaver Road
Lelaes Colbert
Ralph Shelton
LaVerne Shelton
Mary Gilgrass
Poole
Ellsworth
Bert Phillips
Josephine Sipe
Bruce Donisthorpe
John Whittaker
Bacon
Helen Shelton
Mildred Phillips
Iph Shelton
Phillips
Guests in Byrnes Home in Dubuque Area
The Rev. P. W. McElliott of St. Patrick's church in Dubuque visited Friday at the home of his aunt Mrs. M. Byrnes, 719 B avenue NE. The Misses Agnes and Cellette McElliott of Ryan were Saturday guests in the Byrnes residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. McElliott
St. Patrick's Church
Dubuque
Maynard McHardy Initiated into Knights of St Patrick
Maynard McHardy of Cedar Rapids, a student in ceramic engineering at Iowa State College in Ames, has been initiated into the Knights of St. Patrick, the honorary engineering society at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard McHardy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Ames
Knights of St. Patrick
Pla-More Club Meeting At Milburn Home
The Pla-more 500 club met recently at Mrs. Elvice Milburn's home on Second Avenue SE. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Blake, Mrs. Zelma Hammond, Mrs. Viola Foushee, and Mrs. Maynard Manson. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Adella Caraway's home on Third Avenue Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvice Milburn
Second Avenue SE
Paul Blake
Zelma Hammond
Viola Foushee
Maynard Manson
Adella Caraway
Third Avenue, Marion
Honeymooning Couple Visits Relatives in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs John Zohn Jr of LaCrosse Wisconsin on their California honeymoon spent Wednesday with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs E E Brague at 1023 Seventh Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zohn, Jr
LaCrosse
Wis
California
E. E. Brague
Seventh Street
Jolly Eight Club Prizes Won at Holloway Home
Mrs. H F Holloway hosted the Jolly Eight 500 club at 2516 C Avenue NE on Friday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Merklin, Mrs. Fred Wittke, and Mrs. W Q Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Holloway
C Avenue NE
Jolly Eight 500 Club
Gertrude Merklin
Fred Wittke
W. Q. Blake
Dinner honors Marguerite Schelm ahead of Popham wedding
Mrs. Arthur Euken hosted a dinner at 612 L Street SW on Thursday for Marguerite Schelm. Schelm’s forthcoming marriage to Ward Popham is set for Sunday. A gift was presented to Miss Schelm, and ten guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Euken
L Street
Marguerite Schelm
Ward Popham
Miss Schelm
Iowanas Kensington Meeting at George Miller Home
Members of the Iowanas Ken Sington met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller at 229 Eleventh Street NW. Card games determined prizes won by Mrs. George Sheldon, Mrs. Lundquist, Mrs. Bob Erickson and A Lundquist. Guests included Mrs. Straight of Shellsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Miller and Jerry Bys Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowanas
Ken Sington
George Miller
Eleventh Street
George Sheldon
Lundquist
Bob Erickson
A. Lundquist
Straight
Shellsburg
Delbert Miller
Jerry Bys, Jr
Firemaker’s dinner hosted by G. E. Sheets at Ninth Street
Entazhonta Camp Fire group held a firemaker’s dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sheets, 1019 Ninth Street NW. Girls who prepared the meal were June Smith, Doris Canterbury, Ruth Hayward, Dorothy Welsh and Betty Sheets. Guests included Mary Henningson, Eloise Richardson, Wanda Clement, Aileen Thomas, Winnifred Coon, Lois Jelinek, Ellen Spaight and Mrs. Ocie Trimble, guardian of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entazhonta
G. E. Sheets
Ninth Street
June Smith
Doris Canterbury
Ruth Hayward
Dorothy Welsh
Betty Sheets
Mary Henningson
Eloise Richardson
Wanda Clement
Aileen Thomas
Winnifred Coon
Lois Jelinek
Ellen Spaight
Ocie Trimble
10 20 30 YEARS AGO IN THE GAZETTE
W A Boren formerly of Cedar Rapids has returned from Orlando to make his home in this city. Dallas Buchanan of Troy Mills died at a local hospital yesterday from injuries when a tree he was cutting fell on him. Ernest Rohrig fractured an ankle after slipping on the sidewalk in front of his home. C A Cramer of Cedar Rapids has been transferred by Goodyear to Boston to head truck tire sales in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Boren
Cedar Rapids
Orlando
Fla
Dallas Buchanan
Troy Mills
Ernest Rohrig
C. A. Cramer
Goodyear Company
Boston
New England
Kilborns Headed to West Coast and Pacific Points
Mr and Mrs Frank Kilborn depart for Los Angeles and other Pacific coast points. Joe Stecher defeated Bill Hokuf in straight falls for the heavyweight title at the auditorium last night. Rev Joseph Fort Newton traveled to Cedar Falls to deliver the Lincoln day address to Iowa State Teachers College students. Mr and Mrs John Holmquest went to Hot Springs Arkansas for several weeks. T T Williams publisher of the Marion Sentinel has been appointed postmaster of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kilborn
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Joe Stecher
Bill Hokuf
Joseph Fort Newton
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
John Holmquest
Hot Springs
Ark
T. T. Williams
Marion Sentinel
Marion
Snapper Kennedy to Own and Manage Marshalltown Ball Club
A. S. Snapper Kennedy has secured ownership and managerial rights of the Marshalltown ball club in the Iowa State league through a deal made today. A movement to sell city hall and convert the George B. Douglas residence into a new city hall is under way. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bolton departed for a short stay in San Antonio Texas. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Toms of Marion left for Northampton Massachusetts to visit their daughter Bernice at a local school. Eber A. Wean has moved to Town City for a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
Kennedy
Marshalltown
George B. Douglas
First Avenue
Fifth Street
M. W. Bolton
San Antonio
Tex
G. W. Toms
Marion
Northampton
Mass
Bernice
Eber A. Wean
Town City
Mrs Nicholson And Mrs Weld Speak At Prayer Day Program
About 200 Cedar Rapids church women joined the World Day of Prayer observance at Westminster Presbyterian under Interdenominational Missionary Union auspices. Evelyn Nicholson of Mount Vernon, national president of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society, spoke on Women of the Orient, praising colleges and doctors in China and the spread of Christian literature. LeRoy Weld highlighted migrant field children in need of education health care and nursery support. May Frick led meditation and prayer, with music by Earl Delzell and others. A tea at Frick’s home honored Mrs Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Interdenominational Missionary Union of
Evelyn Riley Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Orient
India
Nicholson
LeRoy D. Weld
United States
May F. Frick
Earl B. Delzell
Alvin Keiser
Irene Bishop
Galilee
Alvin Peterson
Wayne Basler
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
Miss Frick
Union and Friends
Elks Club Valentine Dinner Dance Tonight
Members of the local Elks club and guests will attend a Valentine dinner and dance tonight. Dinner is from 6 to 9 p.m. in the main dining room, dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Reservations are required. Surprise games are planned. Entertainment committee includes Walt Nesper Ira Gabel Royal F. McGinnis Gerald McKeely Walter Meyer and Louis Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Walt Nesper
Ira Gabel
Royal F. McGinnis
Gerald McKeely
Walter Meyer
Louis Stevenson
Judges Deny Writ To Delay Kansas City Vote Fraud Trials
Three judges of the U S circuit court of appeals denied a request for a superseders writ that would have delayed trials of 20 Kansas City election officials facing federal vote fraud charges. The first 20 of 57 indicted will go on trial Monday before Federal District Judge Merrill E Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Merrill E. Otis
Kimbrough Stone
Arba S. van Valkenburgh
Joseph W. Woodrough
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Youths Charged With Arson To Attract Girls
Three youths Lawrence Wilkins 18 Arthur Miller 17 Rex Hess 17 all from nearby towns were jailed on arson charges after authorities said they burned two barns and a tool shed on the Clarence Campbell estate near Lodi to attract a crowd and find girls. The loss was about 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
N. Y
Lawrence Wilkins
Arthur Miller
Lodi
Rex Hess
Interlaken
John G. Crisfield
Clarence Campbell
Crisfield
Scouts aid city council in routine meeting routine
Boy Scout delegates from Troop 11 and others ran the session with Walter Dennis acting mayor presiding. They read resolutions on street lights and a curb cut for a Goodrich Silvertown branch, and assisted police radio tests and building talks at the station. The council approved a contract with Linn County Humane Society for stray animals and dog catching for 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dennis
Frank K. Hahn
Dennis
Harry T. Hedges
Ridgeway Drive
Twentythird Street SE
Department of Public Safety
Donald Ross
W. C. Benesh
Public Safety
W. J. Patty
Goodrich-Silvertown
First Street
Third Avenue
Department of Public Improvements
Dave Williams
Edwin Hansen
Finance Department
John Ely
Parks Department
George Prastka
Hansen
Public Improvements Department
Linn County Humane Society
Harry S. Johnson
Billy Holmes
Holmes
Jack Sopousek
Henry Nemec
Quaker Oats reps attend Cedar Rapids sales conference
Sales representatives from the Iowa Illinois territory Cedar Rapids branch attended a conference and luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Saturday. Miss Jane Tooker daughter of Mrs Stephen C Tooker Jr of Chicago formerly of Cedar Rapids is seriously ill with meningitis. Firemen responded at 12 08 p m Saturday to the Owen Kennedy residence 2916 E Avenue NE for a backdraft from the furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company
Iowa and
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Jane Tooker
Stephen C. Tooker, Jr
Chicago
Owen Kennedy
E Avenue NE
Ralph Hanson Enlists in Navy From Marion Area
Ralph W. Hanson of Marion R F D No 3 son of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Hanson has enlisted in the navy according to C C Hud nalil head of the local recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Hanson
R.F.D
Marion
Ralph J. Hanson
Navy
C. C. Hudnalil
I. O. O. F. Members Gather for Hurka Funeral
All I O O F members are asked to meet at the Jan Hus lodge hall Sunday at 2 p.m. to attend in a body the funeral services for Joseph Hurka to be held in the Barta chapel at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Hus Lodge
Joseph Hurka
Barta Chapel
Bushnell Visits Sister in New York City
James M. Bushnell of New York City visits his sister Mrs. Otto Ambroz and Mr. Ambroz. A former Cedar Rapids man, Bushnell left 31 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Bushnell
New York City
Otto Ambroz
Mr. Ambroz
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Bushnell
Car reported stolen in Iowa City recovered early Saturday
Glen Johnson reported a car stolen from in front of the Memorial Union in Iowa City on Friday night. Local police recovered the vehicle at 3:55 a.m. Saturday in Iowa City and were informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Johnson
M Avenue NW
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Mrs Steinkopf of Ryan Taken to St Luke's Hospital
Mrs J G Steinkopf of Ryan who has been seriously ill for months was brought to Cedar Rapids Thursday and is now a patient at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Steinkopf
Ryan
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Scouts Broadcast Flag Etiquette on WMT Sunday
The Boy Scouts will air a 15 minute program on proper flag use this Sunday from 6 to 6 15 p m over radio station WMT. Sponsored by the state radio committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
WMT
State Radio Committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Odd Fellows Gather for Hammond Funeral Service
All Odd Fellows are asked to meet at 2 p.m. Sunday in Maine lodge hall 838 First Avenue East to attend the funeral for Christian E. Hammond. The service will be held in Beatty chapel at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Maine lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
Christian E. Hammond
Beatty Chapel
Anderson released on own bond after threat charge
Orville Anderson aged 31 of 700 Fifth Avenues was freed on his own bond in Justice A S Reed’s court Saturday after being charged with threatening to commit a public offense. He was arrested at 6 30 p m Thursday on a Reed issued warrant by Dorothy Stepanek and William Vosdingh who say Anderson threatened them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Anderson
Fifth Avenues
Justice A. S. Reed
Anderson
Justice Reed
Dorothy Stepanek
William Vosdingh
Honeymead reps meet in Cedar Rapids sales conference
Thirty five representatives from Honeymead Products gathered Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids for a sales conference. Attendees included staff from Cedar Rapids Omaha Lisbon Clinton and two from Maple Park with Howard Thompson Cedar Rapids general sales manager in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeymead Products Company
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Omaha
Lisbon
Clinton
Maple Park
Howard Thompson
Davenport Youth Released After Alcohol Transport Case
Fred Briggs seventeen of Davenport was jailed Friday by police and then released Friday afternoon on order of County Attorney G K Thompson. He had been held in connection with illegal transportation of alcohol in a car driven into Cedar Rapids Wednesday night. Briggs was in the car but the driver eluded police and federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Fred Briggs
G. K. Thompson
Briggs
Cedar Rapids
German officer now naturalized U S citizen spoke to High Twelve
In a Gazette story Friday Col. O W Mull a local insurance man described as a former German army officer spoke before the High Twelve club. He had served as a German officer before coming to the United States and was a naturalized citizen by World War I time, later serving in the American army after the nation entered the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Col
O. W. Mull
High Twelve Club
Col. Mull
United States
28 Cartons Used Clothing Sent To Flood Sufferers
A continued list of flood relief contributions from various groups and towns including American Legion auxiliary Urbana Richmond Sunday school Sheet Metal Workers Local 263 and others. Donations range from $1.80 to $69.22 with many small gifts noted, aiding flood victims across communities such as Palo Parlor City Delhi and Olin consolidated school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
American Legion Auxiliary of
Urbana
Methodist Ladies Aid Society of Walker
Richmond
Sheet
Brotherhood of Railway
Parlor City
Palo
Major Baldwin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary Order
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Hickory Ridge School
North English
Steap
Coralville
Ladies Industrial Society of
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Olin Consolidated School
Olin
Hawkeye Ramblers
Delhi
Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society
Snowmobile Aids Rural Route Carrier In Winter
Bliss New York reports rural mail carrier Edris Morgan who has served 18 years uses a homemade snowmobile for winter routes. The craft runs on eight standard car wheels, a caterpillar tread, and two runners to pass impassable roads when snow blocks ordinary autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
N. Y
Edris Morgan
Set Hearing For Rogers In Cheating Case
Othel E. Rogers was arrested Friday by Constable William J. Fleming near Central City on a charge of cheating by false pretenses. He posted $500 bond and an interim hearing was set for Wednesday in Justice Howard R. Churchill's court. Rogers remains in county jail in lieu of bond. The complaint, filed by David S. Thomas, stems from an automobile purchase transaction with Handler Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Othel E. Rogers
William J. Fleming
Central City
Howard R. Churchill
David S. Thomas
Handler Motor Company
Dairy Dale Dance Tonight and Community Events
Dairy Dale hosts a dance with best costume prizes tonight at the Community Hall. Fred Young chairs the dance committee. A Thursday card party led by Bert Klekar invites attendees to bring their own cards. A March 11 picnic supper at 6 30 p.m. follows by motion pictures from Northwestern Bell. No admission, all district residents invited with potluck dishes and silverware. Coffee provided. A March 17 benefit box social is planned with Mr and Mrs Oliver Prior in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Fred Young
Bert Klekar
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Oliver Prior
Indiana Troops Halt Union Group
About 300 people gathered in a Flint theater after fist fights as unionists celebrated a strike victory. Police found heavy clubs and pipes. several wounded were treated, including Forest Worst of Flint claiming CIO ties. Arrested included multiple Flint and Anderson residents as union tensions rose amid local GM plant sit downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Worst
Flint
CIO
Harold Reed
Anderson
Christian Fox
Middletown
Ind
Henry Parrish
Cecil Justice
William Singer
Kenneth Thomson
al West
Lynus Showalter
Parkland Street
Clayton Belangers
East Fourth Street
Arab and Harris
Harry Forkowski
Magnolia Street
Farm Members of Iowa House Likely to Fix Spring Recess Dates
Des Moines AP report notes 44 farmer members may push for a February 26 to March 3 recess at 10 a.m. to speed urgent financial legislation and spring plowing. Lawyers comprising 16 members prefer the standard 10 day recess for court appearances and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
DES Moines
House
Gustave Alesch
Marcus
Alesch
Scout Mobilization and Essay Winners Named at Paramount
More than 250 Boy Scouts mobilized to the Paramount theater at 9 30 a m on Saturday as part of Boy Scout week in a mobilization test. Troop 10 led in attendance with troops 29 and 13 tied for second. diaries were given as awards for promptness. Plainsman essay contest winners were announced before the film The Plainsman shown as part of the event. Awards included a motion picture camera and various Scout gear. officials credited Chester Johnson and district commissioners for coordinating calls and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
Boy Scout Week
Jack Hamiston
Louis Jiricek
Oliver Ludwick
Denny Decker
Paul Meyers
Leon Anderson
Wayne Whitmer
Chester Johnson
The
Plainsman
Martin Hanson
Donald Ross
John Hershey
Robert J. Kolarik
Jack Downer
Richard Riley
George Ross
Perry Woodward
Leo Grubich
Robert Williams
John Krier
Paramount
Unmarried Young Men More Court Trouble Than Married
St Louis report by Franklin Miller shows men aged 19 to 24 who are single face more court cases than their married peers, highlighting lifestyle factors linked to legal issues in early adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Franklin Miller
Senator Wheeler would bar newspapers owning radio stations
Washington AP Wheeler a Democratic senator from Montana announced plans to introduce legislation to ban newspaper ownership of radio broadcasting stations. He cited preventing monopoly of public information and released Commission data showing about 150 stations are owned or controlled by newspaper interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
The
Communications Commission
House Approves New Moratorium Bill in Iowa
The Iowa House backed a moratorium extension 99 to 2 and deferred final action on a companion redemption period bill until Monday. A conference report passed 90 to 6 but an error delayed final disposition. Leaders noted debate over whether to cover mortgages up to 1934 or 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
G. L. Scott
West Union
J. C. Moore
Promise City
R. D. Blue
Eagle Grove
Landon Leaves Some In Doubt On Views
Senator H Styles Bridges of New Hampshire followed Landon and urged the move to reorganize the supreme court. The crowd applauded as the former candidate concluded his remarks and the room fell silent after his mic was turned off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
London
Supreme Court
Valentine Gift Renewed Lost Feelings in Marriage
A man reflects on thirty years of marriage and the quiet drift of romance. After seeing a merchant's sign he buys a valentine for his wife and learns how such a small gesture rekindles happiness, revealing how her eyes brightened at the card from her husband and a note linked to the memory of Robert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Valentine
Goebbels Demands Return of Germany's Colonies
Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, in a rally before 20,000, demanded immediate return of Germany’s prewar colonies. He linked colonial claims to Germany’s economic woes and warned of potential moves on the Danzig issue while criticizing Soviet Russia and Vatican diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Hitler
Soviet
Russia
Spain
Europe
Vatican
Danzig
League of Nations
Free City
Deutschland Hall
London
Glass Foes Target Court Expansion Proposal
Opinion pages recount critics arguing that adding two thirds more judges would “pack” the court and disrupt the balance among the three branches. Opponents report 12,000 to 15,000 protests flowing to Congress daily while administration supporters push the President’s plan amid mail urging a vote for his course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Moley Favors Constitutional Amendment for Powers Change
Raymond Moley, once a Roosevelt brain trust member, denounces the president's court plan as attacking democracy. He urges increased federal regulation only through a constitutional amendment and says vot ers were misled about using amendments to reach such objectives. He argues the problem lies in approach, not in the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt “Brain Trust
Supreme Court
Moley
Roosevelt
Lincoln Program Presented At Franklin Junior High
A Lincoln program was presented at the Friday morning assembly for Roosevelt junior high pupils. Participants included Norma Atkinson and others performing "Lincoln The Story of His Life," the Gettysburg Address, tributes, songs, and a cantorial-glee club number directed by Grace Meloney, with several students listed among speakers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Richard Carey
DeLos Wilson
Richard Riley
Norma Atkinson
Jean Weis
Eloise Richardson
Etta Lee Hicks
LaVonne Mrstik
Caroline Savage
Maxine Thompson
Mary Bennett
Marilyn Kelly
Ellen Spaight
Betty Gerber
John Thorn
Jack Foster
Benjamin Davis
Rodney Newland
Jackie Droz
Assembly
Richard Humphreys
Emory Sample
Melvin Frame
Bob Mead
Howard Moeller
Martin Thorson
Amos Kent
Bobby Oberhaus
Wanda Clement
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Delta Gamma Alumnae
Edgewood
Canwapo Camp
Byrnes Home
Honor Maynard McHardy
John Zohns
Jolly Eight Club
Iowanas Kensington
Jane
Coe
Coe College
Clan of C
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Queen of
LaVon Buchanan
Katherine Zisko
Mary Lockwood
Gertrude Ilen
Phyllis Closson
Esther Yothers
Ralph Martin
Clan
Kohawk
H. M. Gage
Dean
C. Harve Geiger
Dean L. M. Boozer
Mary Bell
C. Ward Macy
Alfred W. Meyer
George W. Bryant
James Hodgson
Paul S. Ray
Stanley Vesely
Entazhonta Group
Mrs. Weld
Willie Willis
Council
Government Affairs
Robert Hopwood
Earl Stanley
Scout
Sopousek
E. P. Kohout
Central Fire Station
Dick Sampson
Darwin Jack
Bernhardt Kraus
Clarence Brockman
Ray Harbit
Andy Coleman
George Hoble
Tim O’brien
Indiana
UNION
Union In
General Motors
Delco-Remy
United Automobile Workers
Sen. Bridges
Raps
Edgar A. Guest
William Shirer
Glass
Franklin
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