Improvements at Camp Good Health funded by Golden Gloves
Camp Good Health benefited from Golden Gloves funds with total improvements and additions valued at 3387.73 dollars for Cedar Rapids handicapped children. The actual cash share was 1518.99 dollars plus 250 from a friend and 1134.95 in donated labor and materials.
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Camp Good Health
Golden Gloves
Public Health Nursing Association
The
Cedar Rapids
Golden Gloves Fund
Howard Green
Penick and Ford, Ltd., Inc
Penick and Ford Company
Chris Beck
Mother and 3 Children Die in Gas Filled Home
In New York a woman Mrs. Jane Schuck about 32 and her three children Edward 3 George 5 and James 7 were found dead in a gas filled apartment. Tenants reported gas odors. police and firefighters used twenty oxygen tanks in a failed revival. Five gas jets on the kitchen range were open. Police said death by own action was apparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane Schuck
Edward
George
James
Schuck
Roosevelt Jr Gains Ground After Hospital Stay
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr the ailing son of the President spent a comfortable night and could sit up Friday at Massachusetts General Hospital doctors said he was recovering from a sinus ailment and would remain in his room for a few more days Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt left for Washington after visiting here and Miss Ethel du Pont extended her stay.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
George Loring Tobey, Jr
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Eleanor Roosevelt
Washington
Ethel du Pont
Old Age Annuity Rating Guide Under Social Security Law
The document explains how to determine individual old age annuity benefits under the federal social security plan. It instructs readers to locate their age in the left column and their average weekly wage near age 65 in the top row, then read the intersection to find the monthly benefit after 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Sean
Sear
Milk Fund Helps Undernourished Children In City Schools
The milk program seeks to bridge January and February shortfalls with funds from Golden Gloves revenue. Dr. Menary envisions a budget to start milk earlier next winter and sustain through amateur boxing proceeds. Children receive a half pint of milk daily, with selections by school nurses and principals across listed schools and parishes. Additionally, sand trucks cleared icy streets and sidewalks downtown.
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Dr. Menary
Golden Glove
Polk
Garfield
Tyler
Big Springs
Jackson
Taylor
Hayes
Lincoln
van Buren
Harrison
Cleveland
Fillmore
Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s
St. Ludmila’s
St. Wenceslaus
St. Matthew's
Buchanan
Arthur
Johnson Or
Kenwood
Dave Williams
Most Buses Trains Close To Schedule In Icy Snow
The Cedar Rapids area saw buses mostly on time despite icy rain snow. One Twin Cities bus faced Minnesota and northern Iowa delays, while a westbound streamliner City of Denver arrived on time after a blizzard in the region.
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Cedar Rapids
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Streamliner
City of Denver
Chicago
City
Amending Constitution Laid Out To Tackle Wage Hour Issue
Senator Joe Robinson urged an amendment as the best method to handle wage and hour problems. He said Supreme Court rulings granting no federal or state power to set max hours or minimum wages create a poor condition and that either states or Congress should take action. He signaled openness to other measures and forecast a long session with focus on tax, federal employment cuts, and a balanced budget within two years.
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Washington
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Congress
Robinson
Local Man Nabbed for Cedar County Sheriff Hold
Cedar county detectives arrested Jack Blayney on Saturday evening at 1827 First Avenue E. He was held for Cedar County Sheriff on a warrant issued by the Cedar County official in Tipton.
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Cedar Co
Jack Blayney
First Avenue E
Condon and
Kudina
Cedar County
Tipton
Blayney
Germans Massing More Warships May Send Fresh Ships
German plans to press reparations demand on the Spanish socialist regime are hinted at by informed circles. Additional German warships may be sent to Spanish waters to back demands, even as a Nazi fleet already operates nearby. The Graf Spee and the Aragon remain unlocated after a Saturday night disappearance.
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Germany
Graf Spee
Aragon
Spain
Ministry of the Marine
German navy expands action against Spanish ships
Berlin says measures will continue after Graf Spee seized Aragon and Koenigsberg shelled Soton. Basques fire on ships while Berlin maintains demand for Palos restitution. Foreign ministry cites Palos piracy and vows no halt in stop orders until Germany secures full cargo and passengers.
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Bilbao
Propaganda Ministry
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Flu closes Denver schools amid worst outbreak since 1918
Denver health authorities report a wide spread influenza epidemic prompting a Saturday decision to keep public and parochial schools closed when Christmas vacation ends on Monday.
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Denver
Monay
Bodies found after Lake Michigan mail boat explosion
Coast guards returned to Charlevoix with two burned bodies believed to be Everett Cole 35 and Ray Cole 30 of Beaver Island Transit. The Marold II exploded while gasoline was transferred from a tanker. Survivors were not located as crews searched icy waters near Simmons Reef.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Coast
Lake Michigan
Everett Cole
Beaver Island Transit Company
Ray
Marold II
Simmons Reef
J. Oswald Boyd
Coast Guard
Beaver Island
Coles
L. L. Hill
Roland McDonald
Marold
Funeral services set for J. W. Wright in Tipton
J W Wright former Cedar Rapids resident and father of Mrs E J Lattner dies in Fort Myers Florida from uremic poisoning and pneumonia Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 4 p m at Tipton at the home of Mrs Henry L Huber Burial will be in Tipton Mr Wright practiced law in Tipton prior to living in Cedar Rapids Mrs Lattner and her mother Ordelia Reichert will return to Tipton with the body No other near relatives survive
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J. W. Wright
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Lattner
Nineteenth Street
Fort Myers
Fla
Tipton
Henry L. Huber
Wright
Lattner
Ordelia Reichert
Mr. Wright
Funeral services for Mrs Mil dred Dale announced
Funeral services for Mrs Mil dred Dale will be held at her home 1133 Ninth Street NW at 10 a.m. Monday conducted by Rev James E Waery. The body then goes to Dun Kard church North English for 2 30 p.m. services. Burial follows at North English Cemetery. Friends may call at the Rohn chapel today.
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Mildred Dale
Ninth Street
James E. Waery
Dunkard
North English
Rohn
Firearms Disposed Of By Pair Sought By Clayton Co Officials
Sheriff James Smith and deputies searched near Marion for two shotguns and four rifles said to be discarded by William Schaeck hare and Oscar Howell. Peoria officials report arrest of the men for transfer to Clayton county authorities. The guns were not recovered during the Marion search. The pair claim to have sold a car in Cedar Rapids after a possible Clayton county crime. They were to be returned to Elkader to face charges.
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James Smith
Marion
William Schaeckhare
Oscar Howell
Peoria
L. J. Palas
Elkader
Clayton County
Palas
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mellon Offers Art Collection to U. S.
The plan would create a National Gallery of Art funded by Mellon with John Russell Pope designing the building. Estimated cost is eight to nine million dollars. The White House released letters showing Mellon’s intent and Roosevelt’s favorable replies, with a legal path to enable legislation and transfer to public access.
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Mellon
National Gallery of Art
John Russell Pope
New York
Commission of Fine Arts
Pope
Board of Tax Appeals
Tax Board
White House
Smithsonian Institution
Light Co Plans Major Boiler Upgrade at Plant
Light Company announced a $400000 upgrade to its plant including a 300 horsepower forced draft fan and a 500 horsepower induced draft fan. The boiler will extend fourteen feet underground with a 120 foot steel enclosure and an 80 foot stack. Firebox measures 25 by 20 by 22 feet with automatic stokers. Boiler temperature under draft will reach 3500 degrees Fahrenheit amid rising demand for steam and electricity. A building permit valued at $30000 covers roof modification and a new superstructure for the boiler.
Nazi State Catholic Ties Warm Under Communist Threat
Berlin dispatch says Germany’s Nazi government and the Catholic church show signs of cordial relations, with Adolf Hitler sending New Year greetings to Pope Pius XI. A pastoral letter will pledge church support in the fight against bolshevism, while noting unresolved differences with Nazi policies.
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Berlin
Germany
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R. D. Hunting
Limback, Ogden
Wisconsin
Max Mildenstein
City of
Playground Commission
Lynch Transfer and Storage Company
Cyrus Metcalf
Newman's
Cedar Rapids Sheet Metal Company
Baumhoffner’s Nursery
Home Paint Company
Ministry of Propaganda
Palos
Koenigsberg
Soton
Bayonne
Santander
Hitler
FLU
Percales
First Avenue
Bulletin
33Rd National Guard
Stimac
Mrs. Dale
Craemer’s
Third Reich
Derfuehrer
England
Italy
Denmark
Greece
Bulgaria
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Silk
Best Buys
Bayons
Dols
Sveral
Raemer
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