Spokesmen Clash Over Rail Freight Rate Increase
AP dispatch reports divergent views before the interstate commerce commission on a 15 percent rail freight hike. Farm Bureau president Edward A O'Neal argues higher rates hurt farmers and consumers, while Chamber of Commerce officials push for higher revenues to support rail finances. Chicago Great Western trustee Luther Walter proposes earnings distribution to aid weaker carriers, and the National Dry Goods Association backs temporary emergency charges with expiration.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward A O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Walter A Frey
Baltimore
Communications Department Committee
United States Chamber of Commercce
Luther Walter
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
ICG
National Dry Goods Association
Commission
Feeding Our Winter Birds Display At Hotel Montrose Window
The Cedar Rapids Bird club completed a winter display in the Third Street window of the Hotel Montrose. It showcases birds that stay in northern states during winter and the foods they prefer. The exhibit notes feeding equipment is inexpensive and easy to make.
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Montrose
Cedar Rapids
New Kenwood Park Presbyterian Pastor Arrives
The Rev Charles Bridges recently called from Middleton Iowa to lead Kenwood Park Presbyterian church will preside at Sunday morning worship. The Bridges reside at 3324 First Avenue with son George, a University of Iowa junior. Bridges trained at Dubuque University and the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Omaha graduated 1916. He has studied at Chicago University and San Francisco Theological Seminary and served in Middleton Valley and Edinburg. Mrs Bridges was a former Drake University faculty member and was dean of women at Dubuque University.
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Charles Bridges
Middleton
Iowa
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Bridges
First Avenue
George A Bridges
University of Iowa
Dubuque University
Mr Bridges
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Omaha
Chicago University
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Valley
Neb
Edinburg
Drake University
Des Moines
Lindberghs Plan Return to England in Ten Days
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh plan to return to their home in England in about ten days. They have stayed at the Morrow home in Englewood since arriving December 5. They hope to reunite with their two sons Jon four and Land born during coronation week at Long Barn Kent.
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Englewood
N. J
Charles A Lindbergh
England
Dwighto. Morrow
Long Barn
Lindbergh
Kent
Lindberghs
Morrow
Flyer
Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
Edward J. Neil Laid To Rest In Methuen
Edward J. Nel Jr 38, AP war correspondent killed in Spain, was buried in Methuen Massachusetts with bells tolling. About 200 mourners attended as six boyhood friends carried the casket from Lawerence to the grave. Rev. John J. O'Donnell led the committal at Guardian Angel church in New York.
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Methuen
Mass
Edward J. Nel, Jr
Associated Press
Spain
Neil
Lawrence
John J. O’donnell
The
Guardian Angel Church of
New York
Four men committed to state mental hospital for Tabernacle fire
SALT LAKE CITY AP Four men who assertedly set a fire outside the Latter Day Saints tabernacle here Sunday were ordered committed Friday to the state mental hospital.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Tabernacle
State Mental Hospital
Fleming's Central Market Meat Sale Ad
Marion Iowa store offers pure pork sausage pure ground beef and hog meats with prices per pound includes bologna liver catsup butter and lard special pot roasts beef roast and ground beef with discounts during the sale period featuring hog meats and various canned goods final prices 10 to 29 cents per item
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Culbert’s
Luisohn
Marion Boy Scout Honor Court Honors 100 Attendees
The Marion Boy Scout district held its first court of honor at Lincoln School with over 100 attendees. Rev. E T Gough presided as awards were presented to Scouts from Troops 38 35 and 34 including Star and Life awards, merit badges, and multiple 100 50 and 25 hour service recognitions along with a five and ten year veteran honors.
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Marion
Lincoln School
E. T Gough
District Court of Honor
Tencerfoot
Dick Hatt
Kenneth E Cornell
A. R. Mcklwain
L. R. Boettcher
Ted Bosacker
J . Keith
John Pazour
Emory Miller
Hatt
David Dippel
Ralph Rose
Keith Ellison
Billy Harlan
Robert Wilbur
John Miller
Verne Balster
Bill Creglow
Kent Golden
Elwood Kramer
Robert Lary
Billy Wahl
Richard Price
Clarence Reinhard
Fred Huddleston
Bob Sindelar
ElwoodXramer
Billy Creglow
Harold Beadle
Keith Collier
Milwaukee Women’s Club installs new officers at Hallwood
Mrs O Fahey becomes president of the Milwaukee Women’s Club with Mrs George Hennessey Cedar Rapids named first vice president and Mrs J E Monahan second vice president. Officers include Mrs E C Ainley secretary, Mrs Margaret Leming treasurer, and Mrs F C Newlin astorian.
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O. Fahey
Milwaukee Womans Club
Hallwood
George Hennessey
Cedar Rapids
J E Monahan
E Cc. Ainley
Margaret Leming
F. C Newlin
Astorian
Robert Cessford
J. F. Coakley
Bridge
H. W. Wuerth
Dewey Lockey
Banco
Helen Wescott
Martin Creek club names new officers after picnic
Mrs Clyde Kearns was elected president of the Martin Creek Community club at a Thursday picnic gathering at Mr and Mrs George Munier home. Other officers include Mrs Charles Lehr as vice president and Mrs J Huth as secretary and press correspondent.
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Clyde Kearns
Martin Creek Community Club
George Munier
Charles Lehr
J Huth
Warry Muilligan
Harley Ives
Milligan
Death of J H Peck brother-in-law of Starbuck
Word came Friday morning of the death Wednesday of J H Peck 72 at his San Bernardino California home. A former Marion resident he left here last July for California. Funeral services will be at Harrison chapel Tama Sunday at 2 pm with burial beside his wife who died eight years ago in Marion. Survived by two daughters Mrs Mable Larsen and Mrs Corahew both of San Bernardino. Peck was in the real estate business in Marion.
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Starbuck
JH Peck
San Bernardino
Calif
Peck
Marion
California
Harrison Chapel
Tama
Mable Larsen
Corahew
Local notices and social events in Cedar Rapids area
A collage of community items lists card game winners, local prices, church and club events, fines, and meetings. Highlights include Mrs Jack Gibney and N. P. Vanderlinden winning at five tables, Baptist minister dinner hosted by Rev Toren W Inman, John O Nale fined for intoxication, Earl Miller fined for speeding, Oxford club party at Rev E Though’s home, Marion chapter officers invited to Cedar Rapids installation, and Dry Creek Progressive Club planning all day gathering with dinner at the Chris Griem farm.
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Ways and Means
Marion Linn
DAR
W. G . Koppenhaver
Willis Jordan
Edna Roberts
Koppenhaver
Evelyn Larkin
Thomas Barkwill
Earl Beiber
Jack Gibney
N. P. Vanderlinden
John O Nale
Parks, Ark
John Ho Pazour
Earl Miller
Appleton
Wis
Oxford Club
Marion
Ceday
Masonic Hall
Cedar Rapids
Marson Order
Dry Creek
Progressive Club
Jo A Wilson
Chris Griem
Sale Next Week Sees Twenty Three Attendees and Guests
Twenty three members and guests attended a sale next week including Mrs John Vesper of Cedar Rapids Mrs Fred Shire man Miss Isabel Atwater and Mrs Joseph Sidhra of Marion Miss Arminta Davidson went to Ames Friday to spend the weekend with friends.
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Sale
John Vesper
Cedar Rapids
Fred Shireman
Isabel Atwater
Joseph Sidhra
Marion
Arminta Davidson
Ames
Hoover Names Anders Brutal American Criminal
In St Paul Indiana FBI chief J Edgar Hoover declares Peter Anders America's most brutal criminal. He recalls Anders killing Charles Ross after a $50000 ransom and then fatally shooting his ally James Atwood Gray to keep the money.
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ST Paul
Minn
INS
Peter Anders
America
Edgar Hoover
G-men
Wisconsin
Anders
Charles S Ross
James Atwood Gray
Hoover
Veice
Wis
Ross
Gray
Kidloves
Unionist Sues Ford for 50 000 Over Gate Incident
Raymond Jewell, a United Automobile Workers member and former Ford employee, sues Ford in federal court for 50 000 alleging mistreatment at Ford gates. He claims three men in the Ford personnel department attacked him while he and Roy Davis attempted to submit union cards, charging illegal search and false imprisonment. Ford service department says it has no knowledge of the matter.
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Detroit
Raymond Jewell
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Motor Company
Ford Gates
Ford Persico 6
Jewell
Roy Davis
Ito
Ford Plant
Ford Service Department
Fasting dean Noe removed from St Marys Cathedral
The Very Rev Israel Harding Noe will not be restored as dean of St Marys Cathedral. Bishop James M Maxon suspended him from duties immediately but allowed six months in the deanery. The bishop said Noes preaching of living by spiritual good alone contradicts church teaching and cannot be tolerated.
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Memphis. Tenn
Ins
St Mary's Cathedral
Israel Harding Noe
James M . Maxon
Maxon
Otf
Cathedal
Silent Memphis Bishop Hopeful Amid Cathedral Debates
In Memphis Rev. Israel Harding Noe, head of St Marys Episcopal Cathedral, remained tight lipped after a bishop ordered his removal. Noe, visibly frail, refused food and medical aid as he secluded himself, asserting he would interview the bishop. The bishop’s authority was described as absolute with Noe having no recourse.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cap
Israel Harding Noe
St Marys Episcopal Cathedral
James Mo
Denes
Maxon
Noe
Senate Panel Advances TVA Probe Resolution
Senate committee reported favorably a resolution by Senator George W. Norval to fund a Federal Trade Commission investigation of the Tennessee Valley Authority. The panel trimmed funding from 166000 to 100000 dollars to probe whether dissension on the TVA board has affected the large federal project.
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Washington
Senate Africultie Committee
George Wo Nati
Neb
Federal Trade Commission
Tennesee Valles Authority
Naris Bac
TVA
Railroads Promise Cooperation Against Crossing Blockades
City council and rail representatives from Milwaukee and Rock Island met informally on Friday morning to discuss blocking blockades on Fourth Street. Both sides agreed regulation would offer little advantage and pledged efforts to cooperate in eliminating lengthy delays.
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Milwaukee and
Rock Island
Wilton Junction Purity chapter installs officers
Purity chapter No 3650 ES in Masonite hall installed officers Monday evening with Mrs Minnie Ochletree as installing officer. Attendance near 150 included Worthy Matron Irma Bester, Worthy Patron Phillip Paul, Associate Matron Lela Norton, Associate Patron Guff Norton, Secretary Minnie Ochletree, Treasurer Minnie Kiser, Conductress Care-Hine Ars, Associate Conductress Mildred Wildasin, Chaplain Pracy Owens, Marshal Lela Marolf, Organist Irene Moranville Adair, Sentinel Joma Doerter, AB Cole among those named.
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Irene Moranville Adair
Better Stall Ruth
Ethel Alice
Luedle Davee Martha
Alma Davies Elects
Ese Marnie Johnsen Warder
Joma Doerter
Sentinel
AB Cole
Two Candidacies for Neakuak County Offices Announced
John Walson of Plediick launches a run for county Uepsutor on the Republican ticket and Walter McCuen of Siz ournes declares candidacy for county clark on the Republican ticket. Both seek county office.
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Sigourney
Neakuak
John Walson
Plediick
Uepsutor
Walter McCuen
Sizournes
Clark
Republian
Wilton Junction Camp Officers Appointed
Officers at the ROON camp were seated including Ororle Mas Sue Hill as vice oracle Mrs Latte Smith and pest oracle Mrs Amme Smith. Recorder Mir Abbe Nangle and other named managers and sentinels are listed among the staff.
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Wilton Junction
Roon
Ororle
Mas Sue Hill
Oracle
Latte Smith
Pest
Amme Smith
Nollie Harperoanner
Mas Lena Power
Outer Sentinel
Menge Tlansen
Gladss Boot
Margaret Reeds
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