Launch plans for Summer V Camp at Wapsie Y
The 1933 Camp Wapsie Y roundup and reunion, sponsored by the Camp Booster club, opens registration for the camps from June 12 to July 31. The program includes a songfest, music by two quartets, entertainment by Dempsy Jones, motion pictures, staff introductions, swimming, and refreshments. About 900 boys attend annually. first campers listed are Billy and David Keehn and Jack Young Jr. Camp sessions run June 12 to August 7 across multiple groups and ages.
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Camp Wapsie-Y
Camp Booster Club
Wapsie-Y
Ted Ford
Booster Club
Warner “Cookie” Bachter
Dempsy Jones
Pioneer
Friendly Indian
Comrade Clubs
Ford
Billy and
David Keehn
Glenway Drive
Jack Young, Jr
Nineteenth Street
Boys’ Welfare Council
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
F. C. Waples
P. F. Keehn
Horace Hedges
Craemer's Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Nine Day Spring Sale
Craemer's marks four decades in Cedar Rapids with a nine day anniversary sale presenting the season's new spring coats suits dresses and accessories. The event highlights a curated selection from New York and Chicago buyers and runs from Thursday for eight days.
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Craemer’s
Cracmer’s
New York
Chicago
Gibson
Craemer
Seven Stores Hit In Night Long Burr Theft spree
A woman near the Trombino grocery on Fourth avenue SE delayed police after hearing a midnight break in. Seven locations were damaged or entered with minor thefts including cigars from a store and small cash from a Dairy Maid register. Investigators say youths or a drunken amateur carried out the series.
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Trombino
Fourth Avenue SE
Sixth Street
Drapela’s
Eighth Avenue SE
Dert
Sixth Street SE
Phil Ups
Third Avenue
Joe’s Smoke Shop
Opie’s Bakery
Dairy Maid
Steve Stolba
St Luke's Hospital Wins Default Suit Over Will
Judgment by default in Independence district court favored St Luke's Hospital in a suit to break the will of William Hines. Hines left nearly $30,000 to the hospital as a memorial to his parents and a sister. Twenty three nieces and nephews filed the case on November 30, 1932, but failed to appear for trial.
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Independence
William Hines
Hines
St. Luke's Hospital
Bandits Seize $1370 During Stevens Home Raid in Chicago
Four gunmen posing as federal agents raided Ernest J. Stevens home in Chicago, tied family and staff, and looted $700 from Stevens, $600 from his wife, and $70 from a child’s bank after a two hour search. Stevens had moved his family to a downtown hotel following the incident. The robbers sought supposed millions from the Illinois Life Insurance Company crash and had previously kidnapped Stevens’ chauffeur, who was released with demand to reveal the hiding place of wealth.
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Chicago
INS
Ernest J. Stevens
Protocon
Stevenses
Stevens
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Orson Washburne
Severe sentences for 16 in radio stock fraud case
In Helena Montana sixteen members of the Nathaniel Baldwin Radio and Intermountain Sales teams were convicted of mail fraud connected with a 278000 share stock sale. Judge Bourquin sentenced Baldwin and four others to five years hard labor with a 10000 dollar fine. other defendants received prison terms from two to 30 months and fines up to 5000 dollars. Sudbury Ontario supplies 85 percent of the world nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Baldwin Company
Intermountain Sales Corporation
Nathaniel Baldwin
Lorenzo Stohl
Frank Keller, Jr
E. H. Nathan
A. A. Madison
Einer Brown
Floyd Dixon
N. M Hamson
Harvey Penney
John E. Martin
George W. Reidman
Elihu Root Celebrates 88th Birthday in New York
Elihu Root, America's elder statesman, marked his eighty eighth birthday with a drive through the park and plans for a commemorative family dinner. He was reported in unusually good health and awaits visits from friends.
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New York
Elihu Root
America
Fashion Shop Incorporation Notice for Cedar Rapids Iowa
Notice of a profit corporation formed under Iowa law Chapter 384 with amendments. Fashion Shop to operate a retail ladies wear and millinery store in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. Authorized capital 10000 dollars. Directors: S Greenblatt president Leona Greenblatt vice president A W Bass secretary S Greenblatt treasurer. Board to elect officers yearly. Incorporation date February 14 1933. Attorney A W Bass.
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State of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Executive Council of
S. Greenblatt
Leona Greenblatt
Woman Thrown From Car In City Collision
Mrs. Clara Vanda of 1307 Twenty second avenue SW was hurled from a car but uninjured after a collision at the intersection of B avenue and Third street NW Tuesday at 5 45 pm. The other vehicle was driven by Van Vechten Shaffer of 304 Nassau street SE. The Vanda car reported no injuries and the unnamed driver told Shaffer his name was Myers.
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Clara Vanda
B Avenue
Third Street
van Vechten Shaffer
Nassau Street
Two Iowa City Men Hurt In Collision
William J. Nerad former deputy county recorder and James Callahan were injured near Iowa City when a truck they rode in collided with a sedan driven by Willard Horn of North Liberty. Nerad suffered a broken left leg while Callahan sustained facial and scalp lacerations a fractured left eye socket and an injured knee. Both were treated at Mercy hospital and sent home.
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Iowa City
William J. Nerad
James Callahan
Here
Willard Horn
North Liberty
Nerad
Callahan
Mercy Hospital
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Long List of Performers
A dense radio program log lists dozens of shows and stations featuring Mischa Weispord, Carson Robison, Ruth Etting, Bing Crosby, Columbe etch, Jack Smith and many others. Entries note network affiliations NBC CBS WABC WGN and local stations with times ranging from morning through late night.
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Mischa Weispord
NBC
WEAF
WOC
KYW
Carson Robison
WJZ
WSM
Hoffman Etch
CBS
WCCO
WMT
WENR
WEAP
WLS
Crime Club
WMAGQ
WLW
Jack Smith
Johnaomerck
WABC
WGN Kmox
Sam
WGN
KMOX
WGY
Kate Smith
Harriet Ive
Wren
Phillips Lord
Lyman Orch
Koil
Bing Crosby
WMT Symphony
WMAQ
Downey and Norle
Guy Lombardo
WFAA
KMO
Alice Joy
Carveth Wells
Edwin C. Hill
Music Magia
Myrt and Marie
WBBM
Nellie Revell
WTAM
Nino Martini
Orch
KFAB
Sodero Orch
Woman's Review
Weap Westphal Etck
Rilce String Quartet
Schlemer
Schmitt
Wood
Lee Sima
Wiz Wenr
Ben Alley
Whiteman the
Genla_ Fenarers
Cowboy Tom
WRBM
EMOX
Meyer Davis Arch
WHO
George Rector
WIZ
Columbe
Wenr Weap
Boake Carter
Faber Arder Mystery
Tio Rudys Valies
Johnson Etch
Rin Tin Tin
WIZ Wls
Step Hurat
Ae Woc-Who
Ruth Etting
Mills Brothers
Joy Scch
Col. Stoopnasie
Wilfred Giens
Jack Pearl
Glenn A. Port Elected to Vinton Library Board
Glenn A. Port won election to the Vinton Public Library Board to fill the seat left by Judge Clarence Nichols who resigned Monday. Other board members include P. G. Ray as president Dr. T. L. Chadbourne as secretary J. E. Marietta as treasurer Dr. C. C. Griffin Dr. J. B. Luckey and Mayor George N. Urice.
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Vinton
Glenn A. Port
Vinton Publicibrary Board
Clarence Nichols
P. G. Ray
T. L. Chadbourne
J. E. Marietta
C. C. Griffin
J. B. Luckey
George N. Urice
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Wapsie
Adeline Taylor
H. N. Craemer
August Reps
Nicholas P. Craemer
J. J. Studer
Craemer's
Craemer Store
St. Luke’s Hospital
Victor
Sudbury
Ontario
Don Pedre Orch
Marguerite de Vine
EAP Woc
Taylons
Upstaters
Weap Woc
Reis and Dunn
WJZ Kyw
Trie
Weaf Woc
Gata
Su ’N' Em
Four Clubmen
Freen
de Bese
Barbara Gould
Emily Peat
Navy Band
Frances Leeagerson
Oc-Who
Marlant
Round Towners
Johnny Marvin
Farm and Home Hour
Travers Orch
WEB Lampe Etch
Ween
WE Woc
WABCO
History Museum Hept
Wabc MT
Kathleen Stewart
Yvie and Sade
W. KrYw
Hse
Momsy. Soller
Wabco Weege
Myrt
Marge
W. Kmox
Rrances Langford
Wrap Ain, Barlow Symphony
Wargo Wmt
Hester Erch
WJZ KO Wren
Wtam Belasco
Turner
Standard
Tex Pateh
Middle West
Fed
Chuck
Standard Oil Service
Atlas Tires