Japan Bristles At Stalin Statement On War Plan
Tokyo government signals no break in diplomatic ties as Stalin’s speech to the Soviet central executive committee reveals a shift of the five year plan toward defense. Japan expects larger budgetary allocations and considers the implications for non aggression pacts. Yurenev may be named Soviet ambassador to Tokyo to replace Troyanovsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Josef Stalin
Japan
Russia
Tokio
Stalin
Central Executive Committee
Soviet Union
Constantine Yurenev
Troyanovsky
Moscow
New Directors Elected By Country Club Board
George Carey Dr Fred W Bailey and D M Taylor were elected to three year terms on the Country club board at the annual meeting Tuesday night. They replace Howard Cherry E J Carey and Edward Killian. Board to meet Friday noon to elect officers. Dues reduced by 16.50. Club in good financial condition after a year of able management. Dinner preceded the meeting which seventy members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carey
Fred W Bailey
D M. Taylor
Country Club Board of
Howard Cherry
E. J Carey
Edward Killian
Ice Good On Municipal Rink Says Maintenance Man
Ice on the municipal skating rink was reported in the best condition this season. The warming house will stay open for skaters until the ice becomes too soft. Ray Frame, playground department maintenance man, provided the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Frame
Mrs George Gorman Inventor of Hair Band
Mrs George C Gorman with her Cedar Rapids attorney husband has secured a patent on a cold cream hair band now on file in the Washington patent office She promotes the invention in Chicago where it is manufactured and sold She has been active in Cedar Rapids Woman's club and Immaculate Conception church circles as a member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Gorman
Cedar Rapids
United States Patent Office
Washington, D C
Chicago
Births in Fort Wayne and at Mercy Hospital
Born, to the Rev Mr and Mrs. William Nesbit Vincent of Fort Wayne Indiana, a son on January 10. Mrs Vincent was formerly Velma Nona Troyak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Agolph Troyak, 1522 Sixth Avenue EB. Born January 10 to Mr and Mrs Edward Fatka, 1534 Eighth Avenue SE, a son, at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nesbit Vincent
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vincent
Velma Nona Troyak
Agolph Troyak
Sixth Avenue
Edward Fatka
Eighth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Wife Wins Fight With Kidney Acids
Thousands of kidney and bladder sufferers are urged to try Cystex a doctor’s prescription claiming fast system circulation within 15 minutes and benefits in 24 to 48 hours with a money back guarantee. The ad promotes sleep improvement and reduced pain and stiffness as results of using Cystex at five cents per dose.
Foreclosure Judgment for Central City Bank Trustees
In district court Judge F Ellison granted L S Hamilton F J O Meara and D F Barrows as trustees of the State Bank of Central City a 4359.17 judgment against the Wapsiee Valley Fair association in foreclosure action on fair ground property at Central City. Henry DuBois of Central City was appointed receiver. The Mortgage was made May 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F . Ellison
L. S. Hamilton
F J O'Meara
D F Barrows
State Bank of
Central City
Wapsiee Valley Fair Association
Fair Ground
Henry DuBois
Dismisses Appeal In Auto Replevin Suit
Judge A B Clark in district court dismissed an appeal from a justice court jury verdict in a St. Clair Motor Company replevin suit. Trial was held with a waived jury and a directed verdict requested as the plaintiff failed to prove its rights. Frank Stanek claims he bought the car from Kermit Carlson, the St Clair firm having previously sold it. The justice court jury had awarded possession to the St Clair company on condition of paying the defendant $45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B Clark
District Court
Justice Court
J .B .Travis
St. Clair Motor Company
Frank Stanek
Kermit Carlson
St. Clair
Hopkinton Man Pleads Not Guilty To Charge
Hopkinton resident Menno Mocnk, aged 34, pleaded not guilty in district court to a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bond set at 1000 dollars. He was arrested by Marshal Clair Freeman after allegedly driving unsteadily through Coggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menno Mocnk
Hopkinton
A. B Clark
Mocnk
Marshal Clair Freeman
Coggon
Jury verdict and multiple district court judgments
A jury led by Judge A B Clark returned a directed verdict for J G Harper of $132.80 in a car repair dispute against Joseph and Ed Connally. Allie Belle Eastborn won $100 in a personal injury suit against Frank Stanek and Ethel Reed. Herman Ribnick’s contract suit against Twentieth Century Manufacturing and Heiserman defendants was dismissed as misjoined. he seeks $6700. Rose O’Neal was awarded a divorce from Edward O’Neal with custody and support. National Safe Insurance appeals a Lightner judgment of $64 to Allen Smith. Sara Ford was awarded $427.40 in a divorce action against Andrew and Thomas Haddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Clark
J G Harper
Joseph Connally
Ed Connally
Allie Belle Eastborn
A. B. Clark
Frank Stanek
Ethel Reed
Stanck
Second Avenue
Second Street
Herman Ribnick
Twentieth Century Manufacturing Company
H G
Rose O'Neal
Edward O'Neal
H. C. Ring
Marion
Lightner
National Safe Insurance Company
Montpelier
Justice Court
G S Lightner
Allen Smith
Sara Ford
Andrew Haddy
Thomas Haddy
A B Clark
Injury suit and default judgment issued in 1931 collision
A Wednesday morning case saw the plaintiff claim injuries from a December 24 1931 crash at Tenth street and Tenth avenue SE involving Thomas Haddy. The defendants were in default with a jury waived. Florence W Howe as trustee received a $2 530 default judgment in district court against the Howe Bailey Super Service Company on a chattel mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Haddy
Andrew Haddy
Tenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Florence W. Howe
H. C., Ring
Howe-Bailey Super Service Company
Unmasked Robber Takes $6.97 From Sinclair Station
An unmasked man robbed a Sinclair filling station at Fourteenth Street and First Avenue E around 6 10 pm. He forced attendants Kenneth Wagner and Earl Marshall to stand and lie down after taking $6.97 from the cash register. The suspect, about 30, five eight, 150 pounds, light complexion, wore a blue suit and grey cap. used a long barreled steel gun. Authorities Sgt Clift and Patrolman Hines investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Fourteenth Street
First Avenue E
Kenneth Wagner
Earl Marshall
Wagner
Marshall
Clift
Hines
Campaign Worker Nabbed On Charge Of Cheating
DES MOINES AP John F Daily a self-styled democratic campaign worker was arrested at the statehouse on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. J W Long former state auditor filed the charge alleging Daily obtained $50 Nov 10 with an expense check from the democratic national headquarters New York City marked Expenses for Iowa Campaign Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John F. Daily
Statehouse
J. W. Long
Long
Daily
New York City
Iowa
Thrift lesson sparks lively budget class talk
Nancy Page reports a budget class discussion on thrift. The instructor redefines thrift as smart, sometimes higher spending to avoid bigger costs later. She cites regular dental and medical visits as examples and promises further notes on saving under higher life.
Savings and Budget Lessons Encourage Wise Investments
A classroom discussion outlines saving banks insurance and bonds as safe investments while stressing ten to fifteen percent of income for savings. The teacher notes that funding education can be a strong future investment and that a secure bank helps protect a year’s salary. Nancy offers a budgeting leaflet upon request. In Washington the House Foreign Affairs Committee approves a 150000 dollar authorization for U S participation in the London World Economic Conference this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McReynolds
London
City Briefs And Personals
Local groups schedule activities at the Y and city venues. The Y Airplane club meets Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. under Ralph Blake, and a Cedar Rapids Traveling Men's banquet is set at the Elks club Friday at 6 30 p.m. The Bohemian evening school drama class gathers Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Bohemian school. A fire call to 1209 Second Avenue SE found a chimney burning out with no damage. Electragists meet Thursday at noon at the Chamber of Commerce, with officer elections. Hugo Fox of Eldora filed a federal bankruptcy petition listing debts of 2593.75 and assets of 763, exempting 708 in personal property. The Cedar Rapids Checkers duel the Davenport club January 23 at the Y M C A, with match play on Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Washington Hi Y plans Thursday 7 15 p.m. meeting at the Y boys lobby with motion pictures led by Rev Nelson C Dreier. Wendell Wade provides entertainment. Willard Hayes and Mrs Clare Nichols discussed playground work before Kiwanis, with Nichols leading community singing at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Fox
Eldora Farmer
Fox
Washington Hi-Y Club
Y. Boys
Nelson C. Dreier
Wendell Wade
Willard Hayes
Playground Commission
Clare Nichols
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Nichols
Swanson Named Head of Martin's Shoe Dept in Moline
Robert Swanson formerly of Mo line Illinois is appointed head of the shoe department at Martin's dry goods company in Moline. He previously headed the shoe department for the New York stores at Moline, succeeding Paul Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swanson
Moline, Ill
Martin’s Dry Goods Company
Swanson
New York
Moline
Paul Smith
Y M C A Board Luncheon Plans 1932 1933 Outlook
The Y M C A boards of directors and trustees will meet in a joint luncheon session on Thursday at noon. The agenda includes a program and finance review of 1932 and an outlook on the 1933 Y program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Boards of Directors
Cedar Rapids Rabbit Association Elects New Officers
Reports of the last rabbit show were heard and plans were made to cooperate with the Des Moines show on Jan. 12. The Cedar Rapids Rabbit Association held its Monday night meeting where the new officers officiated for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers to Meet at Chamber Tonight
The Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers association will meet at 7 45 p m Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers will be elected and annual reports for the fiscal year ending Jan 1 will be heard. Plans will be made for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Bottling official to join state beverage group
A. A. Elderkin, secretary-treasurer of the Cedar Rapids Bottling Works, named to the executive committee of the Iowa Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages at the Des Moines convention. Harry Tyler of Villisca was chosen president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Elderkin
Cedar Rapids
DeMolay Paper Staff Host To 400 Children At Sunshine Mission
The DeMolay Chronicle staff hosted 400 needy children aged 2 to 10 at Sunshine Mission on Tuesday evening. Leon C. Hasek served as master of ceremonies and led singing, Lester W. Ream oversaw entertainment, and Leo D. Matthews received a naval. The Rev. Francis K. Ward offered a brief prayer. Each child received popcorn candy fruit and a toy bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
Leon C. Hasek
Lester W. Ream
Leo D. Matthews
Francis K. Ward
Cornell Chemist Listed in 1933 British Who's Who
Mount Vernon says Prof Nicholas Knight head of chemistry at Cornell College is listed in the 1933 British Who's Who published in London. Knight is a frequent scientific journal contributor and serves on the editorial board of Chemical News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Nicholas Knight
Cornell College
London
Knight
The
Chemical News
County Assessors Plan Reduced Real Estate Valuations
The Linn county assessors gathered for their thirty eighth annual meeting in the county building. State board officials Louis H. Cook and Buckman outlined a general 20 percent cut in real estate valuations for taxation, with livestock schedule adoption led by J. W. Reynolds and others. Poll and dog taxes in townships outside the city will be paid to the assessor who issues receipts, and Cedar Rapids city assessor Dom Feiereisen was re elected chairman with G A Holsinger as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Louis H. Cook
State Board of Assessment and Review
P. Cc. Buckman
Elknader
Robert M. Vesely
Frank L. Williams
Cook
Buckman
State Board
J. W. Reynolds
John W. Foster
Dom Feiereisen
Cedar Rapids
G. A. Holsinger
Marion Township
Hanford post meeting entertainment unfolds without speakers
The Hanford post American Legion held a mixed program after a brief business session Tuesday night. About 350 members attended and no speaker appeared. The Happy-Go-Lucky Boys performed accordion and cornet numbers, while seven Sokol girls under Frank Machovsky demonstrated on parallel bars. Frank Chramosta and Alice Spevaceck sang duets with Mrs. Chramosta, and the Coc College military band provided band music. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Post
American Legion
Sokol Association
Frank Machovsky
Frank Chramosta
Alice Spevaceck
Coc College Military Band
Graduate Clinic Opens For Optometrists In City
The Graduate Clinic of Optometry opened Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Dr A M Skeffington of Chicago directing class discussion. Delays in DuBuque pushed the opening, and Dr E I Copeland, president of the local foundation zone, explained. A meeting was held at 9 a m Wednesday and the final session was set for 7 30 p m that evening. Changes in diagnosis methods dominated the Tuesday discussion and Wednesday morning covered case analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Clinic of Optometry
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Graduate Clinic Foundation of Optometry
Norman Kerry and new wife separate in Hollywood divorce
Hollywood. Norman Kerry, actor, and his bride of two months the former Helen Mary Wells have separated, she admitted Wednesday. Wells is the ex wife of Frank P Wells a New York broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Norman Kerry
Helen Mary Wells
Frank P. Wells
New York
Radio Schedule Digest of Network Programs and Orchestras
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC, including orchestras, soloists, comedies, dramas, and music shows. Notable names include Nat King Cole style ensembles, Kate Smith, Edwin C Hill, Burns and Allen, Bing Crosby, and Isham Jones with various stations such as WJZ WLW WABC WEAF and KMOX. The schedule covers afternoon and evening blocks with profiles of performers and station codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
NBC
WEAF
WLS
Sinela’ Sam
CBS
WABC
WGN
Kate Smith
Kmox
Phillips Lord
WJZ
Lyman Orch
King Crosby and Orch
WMT
Sheree Molmes
WLW
Edwin C. Hill
WBBM
Morton Downey
WENR
WFAA
Lombardo Arch. Burns and Allen
Hollywood
KPRC
Karnyard
WOC
KMBC
Carved Wells
WMAQ
Th Kino
Starlink
Tenor
Isham Jones
Ben Bernie
Wen
Redman Orch
WOKO
Fisher Orch
KYW
Don Pedra Orchs
WIZ Wear
Pedro Orch
WSM
Trisrohatts Marvin
Wmaq Vv
Harrod Orch
WABG
Farm and Home Hour
Wocc
Hall Orch
KPRCG
School of the Air
Kathiern Stewart
Sacheale
Judy and
Jane
Rochestee Phlharmonie
Woman's Review
WEAP
Westphal Arch
U.S. Army Band
KMON
SBC
NBOC
WJZ Chain
Nien Alley
She Oren Annie
Siemund Spaeth
Wiz Wwls
Kmox Kin Tin Tin
NBG
Ahi Thurston the Magician
WIZ
WWLS
Show Boat
Ruth Ettine
WARBC
Death Valley
Mills Brothers
Bird
Dancing Strings
Wabco Chain
Haron Munchausen
Jack Peach
Orch
Wilfred Glenn
Wsky Durhin Orch
Jones Orch
Wren Kwk
Riviera
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets A Liver and Bowel Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It claims the olive colored tablets cleanse the liver and bowels, improve complexion and energy, and are suitable for daily use. Available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Marriage Bargain Ends in Wisconsin Offer for Mary Jezowska
In Lynn Massachusetts a Marshfield Wisconsin chemist earning $2800 annually agreed to support Mary Jezowska her parents and ten siblings in exchange for her hand in marriage. She offered to wed any suitor willing to support her large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Mass
Marshfield
Wis
Mary Jezowska
Zie
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Country Club
George Gorman
Court House News
Central City Fair
Settle Milling Co. Case
Fred Lord
Iowa Milling Company
Joe Sinaiko
Max Albert
A.B. Clark
Mrs. Koutny
George Koutny
H C. Ring
Joseph Koutny
College Township
Anna Lange Wiili
Anna Lange
Joseph Lange
Nettie Jordan
Clinton
Maude Thurston
R. E. Munden
Huch G Ford
Lilian M. Ford
Independence, Kaw
Oluf Dalsbo
Rochester, Minn
Town
Rocifster
Mins
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Nancy
Y. Airplane Club
Ralph Blake
Peoples Church
Bohemian Evening School
Bohemian School
Cedar Rapids Traveling Men’s Association
Elks Club
John Kennedy
Second Avenue SE
Heads Martin's Shoe Dept
DeMolay
Cornell
Hanford
Norman
Kerry
New Wife
Ning
Jack Little
WAGC
Tony Wons
Rs and Dunn
Kyw Deutschorch
Clara
Su 'N' Em
Nalley Allens
Wabc Mt.swineln
Mappy Jack
Emily Post
Breen
de Rose
Lau MY Band
Maine Present
Frances Barton
U. S. Marine Band
Reenan and
Phillee
Deutneh Orch
John Erskine
Meywood Brout
Flyers Orch
CNS
Sketch
NHC
Who
Spascaren Robison
Kyw Sodero
Ecefol
Crosley
Hill
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Third Avenue
Third Street
Westinghouse Radio
Standard Tire Co
First Avenue
First Street
Dial
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