State agreements urged to supplant NRA codes
The House Judiciary Committee weighs a plan to let states form compacts to regulate employer employee relations and create virtual joint police forces. New England interests back the idea to curb crime by bypassing interstate lines, with hearings planned to study compact power under the Constitution.
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NRA
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Sumners
Trvas
Judiciary Committee
John MacCormack
United States
Train wreck memory snippets span a solemn accident tale
A vivid reminiscence describes a sudden tram crash with passengers jolted, lights out, glass shattering, and a hospital transfer in freezing snow. Witness accounts mention a theological student Clarence Bratschie and Twin Coach president Fageol amid injuries and a fatality, with grief and disruption unfolding.
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Wreekase
Clarence Bratschie
Newcastle
Court House News District court filings for March term
Clerk Ed win Lundquist reports 197 civil cases filed for the March term 89 law and 108 equity. On the last filing day 74 cases were added: 36 law and 38 equity. Since January term 27 criminal cases and 26 justice court transcripts entered.
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Edwin W
Auto and Truck Crash Claim $378 in Newton Area
William Tehel of Cedar Rapids seeks $378 in district court from Sigaard Anderson over a Dec. 15 crash on highway No. 6 two miles east of Newton. Tehel claims the truck was on the highway without warning flares. Edith J. Passmore seeks $2,750 from Northwestern Holding for a First Avenue property purchase contract dispute. Union Automobile Indemnity seeks $160.87 against Hartford and Carl W. Stookey over insurance premium collections. Promissory note suits include Galion Allsteel Body vs C J Anthony for $1,600 and V C Shuttleworth vs John K. Weoerderhoff for $750.
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William Tehel
Cedar Rapids
Sigaard Anderson
Tehel
Anderson
Newton
Edith J. Passmore
Northwestern Holding Company
First Avenue
Union Automobile Indemnity Association
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Carl W. Stookey
Stookey
Galion Allsteel Body Company
C J Anthony
C Shuttleworth
John K. Weoerderhoff
Jace Eriekson Aziz
Bet UT Tatu
Av gAstaste
Fey Ongnesish
Zac Wa
Besert Ghante Willegert Wie
Rae
Hair Treatment Advertising Slogan Clams Safer Scalp Care
An antique ad promotes a hair health product from Patter Drug and Chemical Corporation Malden Mass. It touts Cutleura Ointment and water treatment to improve scalp condition and hair health with claims of soothing effects. The fragment emphasizes brand names and medical style language.
Chicago Police Head Victim of Monoxide
CHICAGO AP The effects of carbon monoxide fumes proved fatal to Capt. Matthew Zimmer 65 head of Chicago's uniformed police force. He was overcome by car engine fumes last Wednesday in his garage. A police chauffeur rescued him by breaking a garage window. Zimmer had served as acting police commissioner and was a former professional baseball player with teams in Wheeling Kansas City and Seattle.
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Chicago
Matthew Zimmer
Zimmer
Wheeling
W. W
Kansas City
Seattle
Wash
Lawrence M Bowersox of Shueyville Is Dead
Lawrence Mark wood Bowersox 71 of Shueyville died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a lingering illness. He was born July 8 1862 in Shueyville and lived with his brother James until about ten years ago. His brothers and sisters include Jacob S Elizabeth Overholser Kathryn Virginia Margaret and James E. A funeral service will be held at the Arcod Besthren church on Thursday at 2 pm with burial following in the Urbana school district area remnants of unrelated notices appear in the text.
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Shueyville
Lawrence Markwood Bowersox
Cedar Rapids
Clay Bowersox
James
James E
Margaret Shuey Bowersox
Jacob S
Elizabeth Overholser
Kathryn
William H
Clay
Laura Fordice
Virginia Margaret
Coe College
Bowersox
Jefferson Township
College Township
Linn County
Colorado
Iowa
Eurviing
Willam H
Western
Shueyvills
Laura
Wereison
Gladbroos
Johnson Pledges 12 NRA Changes and Reforms
Johnson outlines twelve NRA changes and further corrections to be considered after code conference. He defends the blue eagle campaign, denounces propaganda, and cites 2,750,000 new jobs plus a three billion payroll rise as indicators of NRA impact. He warns against misrepresentation and emphasizes public information to sustain support.
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Johnson
Blue Eagle
NRA
Industrial Conference Board
Enterprising Buyer Seeks Your Old Bicycle Today
A local advertises an offer from an enterprising buyer who pledges to purchase old bicycles. The notice asks readers to look him up today in the Want Ad column.
Congress Leaders Reject Waste Land Purchase Plan
Congressional leaders from Washington rejected a proposed $500 million bond issue to acquire tax delinquent lands and authorize purchases under a government waste land program designed to remove lands from production The move was disclosed after a recent conference and involved Vice President Garner Senate Majority Leader Robinson House Majority Leader Burns and House Agriculture Committee Chairman Marvins.
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Washington
Rexford Tugwell
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Congressional
John N. Garner
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
House
Joseph W. Burns
Marvin Sons
House Agriculture Committee
Deaths Wallace Weed Uncle of Mrs Hoover Dies in Shell Rock Ia
Wallace Weed aged 76 died at his Shell Rock Iowa home after a brief illness. He suffered shingles and a heart ailment. Born 1858 in Wooster Ohio, he was Arle Weed’s father and related to Mrs Hoover. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the family home.
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Wallace Weed
Herbert Hoover
Arle G. Weed
Twenty-first Street
Shell Rock
Associated Press
Weed
Wooster
Worker Dies at Airport Project From Cerebral Hemorrhage
Clay P. Lego aged 51 collapsed at work on the CWA airport project just before noon Tuesday. He died minutes after transfer to a local hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage ambulance attendants said. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Svoboda are set Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Theodore B. Hlubacek officiating. cremation to follow.
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CWA
Clay P. Lego
A Avenue NW
Death of Josephine Kimball in Cedar Rapids
Josephine Kimball died at 7:25 a.m. Tuesday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kimball 1845 O avenue NW after a brief illness. Born August 22 1910 in Marshalltown she lived in Cedar Rapids twenty years and attended St Patrick's Roosevelt and Grant High School. She had worked the past year for the Newman store. Survived by parents a sister Mrs H D Foulk and brothers Henry H and Howard.
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Josephine Kimball
Joseph H. Kimball
O Avenue NW
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s
Roosevelt
Grant High School
Newman Store
Joseph
Funeral arrangements for Cedar Rapids church member
The deceased was a member of St. Patrick's church in Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Friends may call at Turner chapel. The Rosary will be recited at Turner chapel Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
Turner Chapel
Death of Charles Lind At Cedar Rapids Home
Charles Lind dies at his niece Mrs Will Seichert home 9011 0 avenue NE at 1130 pm Monday after a lingering illness Born June 30 1864 in Bischweiler Alsace Lorraine he came to the United States aged 9 Has resided in Cedar Rapids about nine years Unmarried he is survived by sister Mrs Caroline Fiehn Funeral plans to be announced Friends may call at the Rohn West Side chapel Tuesday evening Cedar Rapids
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Charles Lind
Will Seichert
Avenue NE
Bischweiler
Alsace Lorraine
United States
Cedar Rapids
Caroline Fiehn
Rohn
Pickle Fancier Sought After Deli Theft
Chicago police hunt a pickle fancier who fled a deli with 129 dollars after taking a handful of pickles. In Onslow, forty neighbors hosted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Francis Morehead moving to Maquoketa. They owned a fifteen acre Onslow tract rented to Mr and Mrs George Snyder and run a restaurant in Maquoketa.
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Chicago
Onslow
A. A. Garnett
Francis Morehead
Maquoketa
Abecedarianism Is Only 700 Years Old
Chicago AP reports Kenneth E. Foster of the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts cites an older Chinese custom. He told the junior association of commerce that prototypes of the national recovery agricultural adjustment and public works administration existed in China more than a century ago.
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Chicago
Kenneth E. Foster
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
Junior Association of Commerce
National Recovery, Agricultural Adjustment and Public Works Administration
China
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