Roosevelt Telephones Praise for Infantile Paralysis Fight Dances
President Roosevelt urged support for the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation in a national birthday dance campaign to raise funds for infantile paralysis research and treatment. Doherty of New York chairs the national committee and 30 percent of proceeds go to Warm Springs while 70 percent stay in local communities.
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New York
Roosevelt
Doherty
Warm Springs
Warm Slings Foundation
Henry L. Doherty
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Warm Springs Foundation
Stanford University
Harvard Unversity
University of Pennsylvania
Long Island College
Yale University
University of Southern California
University of Chicago
City Hospital At
Cleveland
New York University
American Mediecal Association
Sever Twe
Rioup
George
mGintue
Peart
Worm Springs Foundation
Institute Paralysis
Ice Cleared at Elis River Rink For Weekend Skating
Skaters enjoyed an excellent surface after Elis River rink was cleaned on Saturday at Fils park. The municipal skating area, previously closed, reopened with a smooth ice surface and forecasts of ideal conditions for Sunday.
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Cry Effete
Fils Park
Hay
Soer
Manhatten Beach Lagoon
President Roosevelt defends boondoggling on New Jersey trip
President Roosevelt arrived in New York City after a Newark stop bound for a dedication at the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial hospital. He defended federal projects as useful, urged coordination among states, and praised New Jersey for leadership in applying home rule while addressing critics about waste. He spoke extemporaneously on the council’s discussions and thanked citizens for helping the government.
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New York
Roosevelt
New York City
New Jersey
National Emergency Council
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hospital
Newark
N. J
Washington
White House
Funeral Of Former U S Deputy Marshal Held In Ottumwa
Funeral services for Thomas B Logan, 64, former deputy U S marshal for the southern Town district, will be held Monday in Ottumwa. Logan died Friday at his daughter's home, after years of ill health following a Burlington auto accident. He served as deputy marshal from 1929 to 1932 and later ran as a Republican candidate for Wapello county sheriff. Born Gladstone, Illinois, January 27, 1972.
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London
King's Lynn
Mary
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Mary R
George
Black
Duke of Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of York
Rural Teachers To Meet Next Saturday
Rural teachers will gather next Saturday at 9:30 am at the VY OW building in Cedar Rapids for a county study center program. Leaders include newly appointed recreation supervisor Louis Sloan and others who will discuss exams, scholarships, and rural classes. A 2 pm practical demonstration of games for rural classrooms will follow by Miss Neatriie Schenag and Cedar Rapids Play Brownd commission.
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Cedar Rape
Neatriie Schenag
Cedar Rapids
King George Grows Weaker Amid Illness at Sandringham
King George is treated for a catarrhal condition with oxygen as prayers swell across the nation. The Prince of Wales, Princess Elizabeth and Margaret Rose face concern as the king's health declines after a jubilee strain and royal grief.
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Sandringham
London
Royal Residence
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Countess of Harewood
Sandringham House
Queen Mary
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Yorky
King George
Stanley Baldwin
George
Duke of York
Hailsham
Baldwin
Privy Council
Britain
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Frederick Stanley Hewett
Frederic J. Willans
Sandringhams
Maurice Cassidy
Village
National Boy Scout President Speaks Here Wednesday
Walter W. Head of St Louis Mo president of the national council will address the Cedar Rapids area council annual meeting to be held at the Montrose hotel with a 6 30 dinner. He will also speak at a Kiwanis lunch and the event includes awards and elections for 1936. About 350 persons expected with exhibits on Scouting and merit badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Head
St. Louis
Boy Scouts National Council
Cedar Rapids Area
Head
Montrose
Scout
N. Harold West
W. E. McFann
King George Prayer Observances Across Britain
Jewish synagogues in Britain joined prayers for the king's recovery as Catholic, Anglican, and other churches planned special services nationwide at Sandringham and other sites on Sunday following his illness.
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T.ondon
INS
British Empire
George
Sandringham
Italian K O C Committee Arranges Three Events This Week
The Knights of Columbus Italian entertainment committee plans three events this week. Tuesday offers an members only supper with Italian dishes at the club. Wednesday features a navy maneuvers film with Naval recruiting officer C. Hudnall presenting. Friday hosts a Montrose hotel dance with local orchestra and planned arrangements.
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Knights of Columbus
United States Navy
C. C. Hudnall
Montrose
New Reserve Board Said To Have Sen Glass Approval
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt selected a new federal reserve board after February 1 with Senate Glass approval. The tentative panel would keep Eccles as chairman and Szymczak. others include Broderick, Ransom, McKee, Foster, a farm representative, and an unidentified agricul ture voice.
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New Reserve ‘Board
Sen. Glass
Washington
Glass
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Marriner S. Eccles
M. S. Szymczak
Chicago
Joseph P. Broderick
New York
Ronald Ransom
Fulton National Bank of Atlanta
John H. McKee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
William Trufant Foster
Harvard
Farmer
Motor Vehicle Registration Deadline Nears January End
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek urged motorists to obtain 1936 plates before January 31 to avoid penalties on February 1. Those storing vehicles must turn in 1935 plates and file a storage affidavit, or face full year fees plus penalties. By Saturday noon, 9,287 autos registered for 1936 and 1,101 truck plate sets issued. callers should provide 1935 plate numbers for faster service.
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Milo Sedlacek
Sedlacek
Treasurer
Charles Supple
Motor Vehicle Department
Private official defends innocence in missing seals case
The report argues a deceased employee hid and sold liquor seals totaling about 35 000 to 38 000 units. It asserts the officer Manley was named for ulterior aims, not for facts, and maintains Manley did not possess any seals. It notes interviews with many witnesses and the lack of prosecutions under liquor statutes for mere possession.
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Ryan
Nquor Commission
Liquor Commission
Des Moines
Mercurio
Manley
Liquor Control
Manly
Oxygen blast kills five at Italian refinery
Five workers died and 20 people were seriously burned when an oxygen tank exploded at a Bari oil refinery. Firefighters and plant personnel were exposed to flames and acids as the blast sprayed a wide area.
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Bari
Italy
John Stevens Installed as Cedar Rapids De Molay Master Councilor
John Stevens was installed as master councilor of Cedar Rapids De Molay Chapter No 10 succeeding John Dvorak Friday evening at Masonic Hall. Installing staff included Raymond Churchill as installing officer senior councilor Paul Grier John Dvorak junior councilor Wevpe Bain senior deacon and Richard Munden marshal Others named include Millard Buchanan Jack Heskett Dick Wingert proxy for Bob Adams scribe Paul Rapaport treasurer Robert Kolarik senior deacon Robert Hach junior deacon Bernard Rudin senior steward Robert Esser junior steward DuWayne Baker chaplain Dick Morehouse almoner Richard Michalicek marshal John Bakey standard bearer Robert Lee sentinel Donald Reysa orator James Bromwell George Stone William Engel Charles Russell Robert Petranck James Ralston Vernon Stevens preceptors Mrs George Lincoln sponsor of eight members J A DuBois chapter adviser and Robert Adams awards presented Membership campaign launched with Dick Morehouse and James Ralston. dance followed chaperons noted.
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John Stevens
Cedar Rapids
Order of de Molay
John Dvorak
Masonic Hall
Raymond Churchill
Paul Grier
Wevpe Bain
Richard Munden
Marare
Ben Padzewsky
Chapain
Stevens
Millard Buchanan
Jack Heskett
Dick Wingert
Bob Adams
Paul Rapaport
Robert Kolarik
Robert Hach
Bernard Rudin
Robert Esser
DuWayne Baker
Dick Morehouse
Richard Michalicek
John Bakey
Robert Lee
Donald Reysa
James Bromwell
George Stone
William Engel
Charles Russell
Robert Petranck
James Ralston
Vernon Stevens
George Lincoln
de- Molay
J. A. DuBois
Robert Adams
Scouts Urge Winter Bird Feeding in Cedar Rapids
The Ox-Yoke patrol of Senior Scouts, Troop 5 Cedar Rapids, organizes bird feeding stations and asks Scouts and residents to supply food during snow cover. Grain, mutton tallow, and other morsels sustain birds in barren winter days. Members include Ted Swein, BIN Engel, John Ely, Ted Hershey, Robert Cozad, Phillip Klass, and William McGuirey. Scouter McFann is the troop scoutmaster.
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Cedar Rapids
Ted Swein
bin Engel
John Ely
Ted Hershey
Robert Cozad
Phillip Klass
William McGuirey
A McFann
Kagawa Career Studied by Cedar Rapids Ministers
The Cedar Rapids Ministerial association will hear a study of Toyohiko Kagawa during its Monday meeting at First Presbyterian chapel. Rev. I E Linkletter will outline his life while Dr George Dunlap, recently returned from the Philippines, will lead the principal study. Kagawa plans visits to Cornell College Mount Vernon February 27 and 28 and Iowa City the eve of February 27 under university sponsorship.
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Iowa
Toyohiko Kagawa
Cedar Rapids
George Dunlap
Philippines
Dunlap
Jong
Kagawa
Senate Debates Bonus Payment Delay to Monday
Senate delays vote on a $50 bond bonus plan and longer term funding. The chamber defeated the new currency amendment 64 to 27, with several former supporters joining opposition. A second outright $2.237 billion debt payment proposal was also rejected. Debate centered on timing, payment method, and impact on federal finances with White House decisions pending.
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Senate
Thomas
Okla
Patman
Borah
la Follette
Harrison
House
Hayden
Aziz
Connally
Tex
Schwellenbach
Wash
Byrnes
S. C
New Jersey
New
Treasury
South
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Canfortal Par
H. G. Russell
Okinow
2Nd Ave
Vedar Rapids
Motor Mill
Robert O
Bickel
Wellington Street
Grant Wood
University of Iowa Camera Club
Iowa City
Bertha Morey
Ottumwa
Harold Lees
University of Iowa
Turkey River
Elkader
Elis River Rink
U. S
Horzon
National Boy Scout
Kurth
Johns-Manville
Johns-Manville Laboratories
Sth Street
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