Iowans Seek Drought Relief Fund Action in Congress
Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota Democrats led by Senator Guy Gillette pressed Secretary Wallace for urgent drought relief. They urged a district resettlement office and removal of livestock limits on grants, warning that many farms exceed twelve head. Wallace signaled possible unit limit changes, advised a deficiency appropriation, and pledged to confer with FCA and BAE before a White House request.
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Washington
Dec
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Congress
Guy Gillette
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Sioux City
Works Progress Administration
Congressional
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farm Credit Administration
Gillette
White House
E. C. Eicher
Vincent Harrington
Karl Stefan
C.F McLaughlin
H B. Coffee
Fred Hildebrandt
Milo R. Perkins
Iowa Democratic
Claude R Wickard
North Central
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Funeral for Brooklyn Physician Set in Brooklyn
Funeral services are planned for Dr. C. D. Busby 66 a Brooklyn physician who died in Grinnell hospital Friday The Poweshiek County Medical Society noted his long service including a presidency Survived by wife and two children Charles and Frances both of Brooklyn Cause of death infected arm after influenza serum injection
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Grinnell
C. D. Busby
Brooklyn
Grinnell Hospital
Busby
Poweshick County Medical Society
Charles
Frances
Jolas Opens New Recital Series With Bach and Debussy
Pianist Jacques Jolas of the Cornell University Conservatory presents the first in a four recital series at 4 p.m. today in Nount Vernon featuring Bach and Debussy. Critics in New York lauded his Debussy interpretation and overall musicianship. The series continues Feb. 14 with Beethoven, Schumann and Brahms, March 14 all-Chopin, and April 18 modern composers.
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Nount Vernon
Jacques Jolas
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
New York
Jolas
Town Hall
Olin Downes
New York Times
Debussy
The
Herald Tribune
Beethoven
Schumann
Brahme
Todass
Granada
Sparkling Anne Adams Frock Pattern 4204 and 4294
Advertises Anne Adams patterns 4204 and 4294 with sizes 14 through 42, notes fabric options, includes illustrated instructions, and invites readers to order by sending 15 cents per pattern or 25 cents for both. Mentions pattern book and cedar rapids gazette pattern department in New York, IN.
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Anne Adams
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern
W. 17Th St
New York
Iowa
Gazette
Columbia Museum Receives Gifts for History Art and Science
The Most Reverend Francis J L Beckman announces acquisitions valued around 200000 for the Columbia Museum of History Art and Science in Dubuque. The collection surpasses two million dollars with works spanning art history and science on the Columbia College campus. Plans with civic groups seek a new building to relieve crowded quarters and promote the museum as a Midwest pioneers memorial.
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Dubuque
Francis J L. Beckman
Columbia Museum of History, Art
Science
United States
Columbia College
Beckman
Chamber of Commerce
Middlewest
Manchester Society Hosts Various Club Meetings
Manchester Mre J W Thompson entertained juniors Monday. Mrs Nadine Shismanian led the discussion. Mrs George M Hart entertained the Crazy Fight club Thursday. Mrs Wayne A Dutton hosted the Friday Afternoon Contract club Tuesday.
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J W Thompson
Nadine Shismanian
George M Hart
Crazy
Wayne A Dutton
Women’s Bridge Winners Named at South English Club
No South English activity highlights Mrs Clarence Grove hosting the Women’s Bridge Club Tuesday. Winners were Miss Ellen Glan, Mrs Dorothy Grove, and Mrs Flyn Sheaffer. Stella Brower led Group 2 in a farm treau work course at the hostess home Wednesday.
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Clarence Grove
Womens Bridge Club
Ellen Glan
Dorothy Grove
Flyn Sheaffer
Yu Ting Friday at Mrs Charles Malonc Missionary Haven
The Delta Tre Happs Hour club held a Friday gathering at Mrs Charles Malonc home connected with Tre Methodist Missionary work. Mrs Foo McClure Pagtaaay led devotionals with Mrs Tames Dasenport and Mrs M G Alle Eine in charge of programs.
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Tre Happs Hour Club
Charles Malonc
Hone Tre Methodist Missionary
Foo McClure
Tames Dasenport
M G Alle Eine
Wadsworth Held in County Jail for Assault Charge
Everett Wadsworth of What Cheer is jailed on assault and battery charges after an alleged cafe attack on his wife in What Cheer. Mrs. Wadsworth sustained facial bruises and a cut over one eye needing four stitches. He was arrested in Keswick by Deputy Sheriff C. V. Bancs.
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Sigourney
Everett Wadsworth
What Cheer
Parachute Pioneer’s Grand Nephew Follows Family Path
In Dansville New York AP report 86 year old Martin A Allen the Nine Flying Allens patriarch recalls early balloon jumps and mentors his grand nephew Edward Allen Jr 18 who has made 75 jumps in three years as his sister Gloria 17 plans to join them Edward funded by jumps bids to college while Martin recalls early trials with improvised chutes and first jump from 2500 feet over the village
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Dansville
N. Y
Martin A. Allen
Edward Allen
Gloria
Edward
Batavia High School
Allen
North
South Carolina
Martin Allen
Community Club Hosts and Gatherings Across Keystone
Multiple local clubs held meetings and social events including bridge groups Ladies 500 and Lak A Name at various homes. Banquets and reunions occurred with hosts like Mrs Frank Brainerd and Mr Studt, while community groups such as the Legion auxiliary and Ladies Aid met. Sixty four miles of modern highways have been constructed in Hawaii National park.
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George Eichmeyer
Ladies Bridge Club
John Leeck
Auto Club
Frank Brainerd
Thomas Blakey
Sally Rife
Ladies Literary Club
Bernadine Whitney
Ladies Aid of the Union Sunday School
C. D. Schenken
Henry Mussman
Clarence O
Dallas Feuerbach
Schenken
Peter Wiese
The
Legion Auxiliary
Grover Lechtenberg
Alvena Selken
Ladies Kensington Club
Roy Miller
Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church
Hawaii National Park
Peace Campaign Speakers Set for Cedar Rapids Meetings
Dr. Albert B. Coe of Oak Park will speak at 3 pm at the YMCA and again at 7:30 pm in Coe chapel as part of Emergency Peace Campaign events in Cedar Rapids. Dr. Paul H. Douglas of the University of Chicago will address a Tuesday noon luncheon at Hotel Montrose and the evening mass meeting, leading a group of volunteer peace movement leaders.
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Albert B. Coe
First Congregational Church
Oak Park
Ill
Cedar Rapids
National Organization
Coe
Y.m.ca
Coe Chapel
Dr. Coe
George Lansbury
England
AEF
Paul H. Douglas
University of Chicago
Hotel Montrose
David Polish
Temple Judah
Douglas
Scholar and public official active in labor economics
The text notes a scholar with roles on the Pennsylvania unemployment commission, New York economic advisory panel, and Illinois housing commission. He recently studied in Italy, Paris, and London and authored The Theory of Wages published in March 1934, which won a $5,000 international prize. All meetings are open to the public.
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Pennsylvania
New York Commission
Illinois Housing Commission
Italy
Paris
London
Spring fashions show navy blue and black dominate mid season looks
New York AP reports spring fashion centers on navy blue and black with white accents for frocks under fur coats and later matching coats. Nina Price's collection features short sleeves with boleros and capes, bold prints, and resort wear, while critics urge avoid harsh colors and emphasize proper line and a winter wardrobe including town coats and evening dresses. The silver fox fur remains a key Canadian supply, accounting for 34 percent of furs in the latest trade year.
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New York
Nina Price
Give Your Bedroom Personality With Charming Hand Made Touches
A home craft promotion from The Cedar Rapids Gazette invites readers to craft bespoke bedroom draperies and spreads. It outlines color schemes using chintz and organdies and offers a 40 page booklet Hand Made For The Bedroom with diagrams and full directions. Send 15 cents to Home Institute in New York for the booklet.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Presbyterian Ladies Host A J Campbell and Legion Auxiliary Event
Mrs A J Campbell hosted Presbyterian Ladies and Mrs Humphrey Carbaugh entertained Tuesday for the Legion Auxiliary in a local social gathering.
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A. J. Campbell
Presbyterian
Humphrey Carbaugh
The
Legion Auxiliary
Lutheran Ladies Aid Elect Officers at Strawberry Point
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Strawberry Point met on Thursday and elected officers for the coming term. President is Mrs. R. W. Schug, vice-president Mrs. Otto Feulner, secretary Mrs. Conrad Kleinlein, and treasurer Mrs. George Weger.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
R. W. Schug
Otto Feulner
Conrad Kleinlein
George Weger
United States Canada Rename Scenic Highway to Chief Mountain
An eleven mile stretch from Glacier National Park to the US Canada border will be redesignated as Chief Mountain International Highway. The rename follows an agreement between Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes and Canadian National Parks Commissioner J. B. Harkin.
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Washington
Kennedy Creek
Glacier National Park
Mont
United States
Canada
Chief Mountain International Highway
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Hon
J. B. Harkin
National Parks of
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Wickard
People’s Hospital Bet
Columbia Museum
Manchester
Keystone
Atkins
U.S
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Aye
Tel
Marion
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