Rabbi Silver Blasts British Policy On World Peace
Cleveland rabbi Abba Hillel Silver condemned Britain's foreign policy as chaotic and inconsistent over the last four to five years, blaming No. 10 Downing Street for much of today’s international trouble. He urged stronger democratic cooperation and warned that fascist gains flourish without firm action by Britain, France, and the United States.
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Great Britain
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
England
Foreign Office
No. 10
Downing Street
League of Nations
Japan
China
Rabbi Silver
Germany
France
Italy
Popular Front
Spain
Europe
Roumania
South America
America
Silver
United States
Dogs vary in taste and diet say lessons from Cecil deMille
A humorous reflection on dogs liking different foods from asparagus bits to grapes and apples. The author notes individual preferences exceed general diet rules and advises testing what a dog enjoys while ensuring nutricious options. Copyright 1938.
Switchmen's Union And Auxiliary Install New Officers
The Switchmen's Union of North America and the Ladies Auxiliary held a joint installation of officers for 1938 at Moose hall after a turkey dinner for 116. Officers for the union include Glen McAllister as president and Guy Curran as vice president. auxiliary officers list Mrs. Guy Curran as worthy president and Mrs. C. R. Kiffe as vice president. The event featured student performances from the Hawaiian School of Music and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switchmen's Union of North America
Ladies Auxiliary
Moose Hall
W. N. Larkin
Switchmen's Union
Frank Struesky
Rock Island
Clyde Lybarger
Hawaiian School of Music
Nevin Nichols
Adelen Hutchison
Glen McAllister
Guy Curran
Homer Black
Obed Bean
W. L. Larkin
Charles Trout
Dewey Holland
William J. McGuire
C. R. Kiffe
Charles McMillan
Harry Holmes
Ella Mead
W. J. McGuire
A. Lamphere
John Vespers
Frank Striesky
Fred Moats
Worthy
Court House News: Larceny and Assault Incidents in Cedar Rapids
James O Malley, 49, Missouri Valley, fined 25 dollars and jailed ten days for larceny after allegedly stealing shirts from J C Penney in Cedar parade on December 31. Floyd L Bennett, 27, Cedar Rapids, pleads not guilty to assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. bond set at 1000 dollars. Bennett accused of striking George Curry at Curry's home after being refused money. True information filed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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James O'Malley
Missouri Valley
F. O. Ellison O'Malley
J. C. Penney Company
Cedar Parade
Floyd L. Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Bennett
George Curry
Second Street
Curry
G. K. Thompson
Partition decree assigns shares in Tony Kosina estate
District Judge F O Ellison set one sixth interests in the Tony Kosina estate for plaintiff F L Kosina and defendant Anna Fremmel. Defendants Mary Herger Effie A Anangst Blanche Romig and Clara Lowe named in the decree. John W Tobin and Fred W Hann named as referees. H Van
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremmels
F O. Ellison
Tony Kosina
F. L. Kosina
Anna Fremmel
Mary Herger
Effie A. Anangst
Blanche Romig
Clara Lowe
John W. Tobin
Fred W. Hann
H. van
Decree Issued In Handy Sack Ealer Case In Marion
District Judge H C Ring ruled in a secured note action against Handy Sack Ealer Co Marion. J R Roberts remains receiver to sell property and disburse proceeds. Dr Bates receiver of Commercial Savings Bank Marion awarded 6975 on a note secured by 9600 in bonds. Ed Kasper intervener awarded 10000 on a note secured by 14000 in bonds and as 1927 trustee to secure 25000 bond issue. Prior liens allowed and bondholders and note judgment holders share liquidation proceeds with 445 percent to plaintiff 495 percent Kasper 4 percent Bowdish 2 percent Ault and Wyborg.
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H. C. Ring
Handy Sack Ealer Company
Marion
J R. Roberts
Dr. Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Ed Kasper
Kasper
Jack Bowdish
Ault
Wyborg
Initial Assignment Of Criminal Cases For Linn County Court
Judge H C Ring set the January term criminal case schedule for Linn County District Court with the petit jury arriving next Tuesday morning. Defendants include Gunnell Larson Louise Larson for receiving stolen property Ivo Jackson Donald for desertion Ovel Trimble alias Orville Trimble for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury George Wehde for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated D E Fleming for breaking and entering C W Graves for larceny W Watkins Jr for false uttering of a check Joseph Pisarik for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor Nick Anderson for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Roy Duede for statutory charge Howard Franklin for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Charles Waterbury for statutory charge John Prochaska Jr for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and Wen-
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Linn County
District Court
Petit Jury
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Gunnell Larson
Louise Larson
Ivo Jackson Donald
Ovel Trimble
Orville Trimble
George Wehde
D. E Fleming
C. W. Graves
W. Watkins, Jr
Joseph Pisarik
Nick Anderson
Roy Duede
Howard Franklin
Charles Waterbury
John Prochaska, Jr
Wen
Court action against sheriff dismissed with prejudice
A district court suit filed Sept 7 1934 by Thomas Fedder sen and Bertha Feddersen against Harry A Freeman and Sheriff Henry Eichhorn of Jones County was dismissed with prejudice at plaintiffs costs. George J Melton’s similar suit against the same defendants was likewise dismissed. The actions dealt with alleged seizure of chattel property under levy with Melton asserting a chattel mortgage interest.
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Thomas Feddersen
Bertha Feddersen
Harry A. Freeman
Henry Eichhorn
Jones County
H. C. Ring
George J. Melton
Fedderson
Levy
Melton
Settlement in Procock v Shaw court case reached
A 297 personal injury suit by Stanley Procock against Ralph Shaw was settled and dismissed with prejudice in district court at Procock's costs. Procock claimed Shaw’s car struck his as he halted for a stop signal at Third Street and Twelfth Avenue SE last March. He sought 197 for car damage and injury and 100 for an assigned claim of his wife Ruth Procock, who rode in the car. Blanch Roubinek was granted a divorce from Adolph Roubinek on cruel and inhuman grounds by Judge H C Ring. they wed March 31 1937 in Morrison Illinois. Mabel Simonsen obtained an annulment dated June 16 1933 with Walter Simonsen at Galena Illinois on grounds of legal disability. she restored her name to Mabel Sylvester. Ellen Louise Zearing was divorced from Virgiinus Clayton Zearing by Judge Ring on cruel and inhuman grounds. she restored her maiden name Ellen Louise Renstrom. Additional cruel and inhuman grounds divorce suits include Fern Buck v Harvey Buck and Lillian Dugan v Church Dugan. Buck seeks custody of a son. J H Ashby of Doggan was granted default judgment of 1 213.90 in a note suit against Thomas Powers and Bertha Powers by Judge Ring.
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Stanley Procock
Ralph Shaw
Procock
Shaw
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue SE
Ruth Procock
Blanch Roubinek
H C. Ring
Adolph Roubinek
Morrison, Ill
Mabel Simonsen
Walter Simonsen
Galena
Ill
Mabel Sylvester
Ellen Louise Zearing
H. C. Ring
Virginius Clayton Zearing
Ellen Louise Renstrom
Fern Buck
Harvey H. Buck
Fayette County
Lillian Dugan
Church Dugan
City Hall Notes on December Finances and Bridge Liability
The city reports January 1 funds at 328 152 82 with warrants of 21 649 02 and December disbursements of 145 994 80. Fire loss was 6 027 11 with insured property safe. uninsured losses totaled 185. Water works shows 16 414 54 balance after improvements. bonds retired include 11 000 in sewer bonds. Milwaukee railroad offers a pedestrian bridge if the city assumes liability.
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Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Council
H. F. Blomquist
Bridge liability proposal faces legal review
City officials indicate they want the bridge project but remain unsure if the liability terms meet legal standards. The department seeks clarity on potential risks and how the proposal would stand under applicable statutes.
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Ments
Kaffir Girls Display Breakfast Headdresses in Mabela Style
South African girls wear large head-dresses made from mabela cereal as a celebrated fashion display, combining breakfast with traditional adornment in a striking cultural presentation.
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U. S
Flags Propaganda
Soviet Union
Cecil deMille
Lenny
Spry
Alice
Kolbow
Milwaukee
Wis
W. W. Jackman
Mexico
C.W. Elton, Jr
Baltimore
Calvin
Switchmen’s Union and Auxiliary
Court House News
Sets
City Hall
Milwaukee Railroad
First Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Cedar Rapids and Marion City Railway Company
Dave Williams
Public Improve
Joe Vondracek
Stodola’s
Featuring
Third Ave. SW
16Th Ave. SW
Chase and Sanborn
Crisco
Libby
del Monte Mission
Quaker Co
Hershey
Sunkist
Calif
Texas
Navy
A&h
la la France
C&h
del Monte
Faigi
Tip
Top
Cudahy
Pate Peter
Pan
Railroad Men's
Omar
Cobblers
Burlington
Third Ave. SE
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