Struggle for Fascism in Japan Tops Political Crisis
TOKIO AP The Japanese cabinet fell after parliament ousted a government unable to reconcile military and party lines. Premier Koki Hirota offered collective resignation after a 20 minute session. emperor urged temporary continuation while a new cabinet is chosen. Diet suspended as power tussle shifts toward army influence. Naval leaders appear aligned with party chiefs against the military.
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Tokio
Diet
House of Representatives
Koki Hirota
Hirota
Plea Of Bishop Puts Coughlin Back On Radio
Royal Oak Michigan United Press reports Father Charles E Coughlin will return to the microphone at the death bed request of his late superior Bishop Michael Gallagher The revival will keep him as a priest not addressing politics and will focus on social justice The first broadcast is a tribute to the bishop and preparation began after Gallagher’s death last week.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Charles E. Coughlin
Michael Gallagher
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
William Lemke
Roosevelt
United Press
Gallagher
Plainsman Essay Contest Opens For Local Scouts
Cedar Rapids area scouts viewed The Plainsman at Paramount theater to gather material for a 100 word essay contest tied to Paramount Pictures Silver Jubilee. Scouts from Cedar Rapids Center Point Coggan Anamosa and Vinton competed for local prizes and a path to national and world jamborees with entries due by next Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill” Hickok
Frontier Scouts of the Old West
Cedar Rapids
Paramount Theater
Center Point
Coggan
Anamosa
Vinton
Paramount Pictures
Washington
Holland
Scout
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Midwest Cities
Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas show multiple marriage licenses. Couples include Earl L. Shorts and Velma E. Candler of Cedar Rapids, Ray Wilhelm Emerson and Eleanor Reynolds of Zanesville Ohio, Charles W. Fisher of St. Paul Minnesota and Norma E. McRae of Graceville Minnesota, Holmes D. Lyman and Edythe Emberling of Cedar Rapids, Walter A. Corum of Marion and Lillian C. Hala of Cedar Rapids, Ted B. Usher of Palo and Lola M. Johnson of Shellsburg. Harry Engelsen of Cedar Rapids and Maxine Williams of Rich-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Shorts
Velma E. Candler
Cedar Rapids
Ray Wilhelm Emerson
Eleanor Florence Reynolds
Zanesville
Ohio
Charles W. Fisher
St. Paul
Minn
Norma E. McRae
Graceville
Holmes D. Lyman
Edythe E. Emberling
Cedar Rap
Walter A. Corum
Marion
Lillian C. Hala
Ted B. Usher
Palo
Lola M. Johnson
Shellsburg
Harry Engelsen
Maxine “Williams
Rich
Choir Of St James Church To Give Concert
The robed choir of St James Methodist church at Avenue and Ellis Boulevard NW will present a concert of sacred music Sunday January 31 at 730 PM. The program includes Seek Ye The Lord and Spirit Immortal with soloists Tony Dvorak and Martha Felter, plus works by Verdi Turner Rachmaninoff and Dvorak. The St James women's trio and male quartet join, with Rev R S Phillips among the choir. Admission is charged. Women of St James spent 340 hours sewing new robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Methodist Church
Avenue and Ellis Boulevard NW
Chokes
Bet
Tony Dvorak
Martha Felter
Wilson Brass
Bob Stastny
LeRoy Krejei
Tom Stastny
Rose Ann Kubovec
Seek Ye
the Lord
Roberts
Hark
Turner
Spirit Immortal
Verdi
William Hemmer
Tony
R. S. Phillips
St. James
William J. Hemmer
George Vavra
Fannie Leiber
Ruth Hemmer
St. James Church
Joseph Hayward
M. T. Daywitt
W.'J. Hemmer
Roosevelt and Runciman discuss world issues at White House
President Roosevelt held a cordial heart to heart talk with Walter Runciman, president of the British Board of Trade, at the White House Saturday night. The meeting aimed to foster understanding between the United States and Britain with no immediate or secret agreements. They plan further discussions on reciprocal trade, currency stabilization, preventing an arms race, preserving peace and neutrality, and general economic and employment conditions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Walter Runciman
Board ‘of Trade
Runciman
Great Britain
Trial seeks new actions in Mullarky injury suit
Mrs Hamilton and Norbert Vanourny seek a new trial in a personal injury case arising from a crash on Highway No. 161 near North Liberty. LaVerne Mullarky is plaintiff against Martin D. Vanourny and Michael J. Costello. Judge F Ellison presided as the jury awarded Mullarky $6,500. The outcome remains under advisement.
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Ment
LaVerne Mullarky
Martin D. Vanourny
Michael J. Costello
F. ©. Ellison
Norbert Vanourny
Vanourny
Mullarky
North Lib
Court House News and Local Court Actions Report
Judge H C Ring approved the tenth Bates report for American Trust and Savings bank Cedar Rapids showing 95868.35 cash at Dec 31 1936 with 56258.28 receipts and 6155.55 disbursements and same examiner noted 38882.74 cash in American Trust building. Bates tenth report for Commercial Savings bank Marion shows 14826.66 cash on land with 9153.06 receipts and 866.04 disbursements. O U Conwell examiner. Linn county juror panel directed by Judge Ellison for March term with 75 names to report March 9. Floyd Primrose Cedar Rapids served 60 day suspended sentence balance for illegal possession of alcoholic liquor to be served by Jan 4 after intoxication actions. Three divorces granted for cruel and inhuman treatment: Elizabeth Hamilton and Robert E Hamilton. Bessie J Blazek and James Blazek. Emma Bradd and Gerald Bradd. Blazek custody of five children.
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H.C. Ring
D. W. Bates
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
American Trust Building
Ring
J. R. Drakes
Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
O. U. Conwell
F. C. Ellison
District Court
E. W. Lundquist
Linn County
Sistrict Court
Floyd Primrose
Primrose
H. C. Ring
Elizabeth Hamilton
Robert E. Hamilton
Iowa City
Bessie J. Blazek
James Blazek
Mandan
S. D
Emma Bradd
Gerald Bradd
Morrison, Til
Partnership and support actions in Clearfield district court
The record notes a limited partnership filing for Tru-Art Engravers of Rapids with Arthur M. Tschirgi and P. J. Flanders as general partners and Mary Tschirgi as limited partner. O G Waffle and Norman J Waffle form a partnership. Judge H C Saturday grants Iola Davis $15 monthly support for four children after divorce decree modification request. An Interstate Finance replevin case against Edward H Lange was dismissed in district court.
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Wr Rapids
Dempsy Jone
Arthur M. Tschirgi
P. J. Flanders
Mary Tschirgi
O. G. Waffle
Norman J. Waffle
Marion
H. C
Iola Davis
Interstate Finance Corporation
Edward H. Lange
H.C. Ring
Phone Company Seeks to Put Sparkle in Voices
New York dispatch reports the telephone company plans a campaign to improve customer speech. It will issue a pamphlet titled The Voice With A Smile to help people avoid slovenly speech and phrases like wadjado. The aim is a friendlier, more pleasant voice in conversations.
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New York
Birthday Ball Aids Paralysis Victims In Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids birthday ball to honor President Franklin D Roosevelt supports infantile paralysis relief and research. Irene Rich stars in a radio broadcast about the cause. 70 percent of proceeds stay local, 30 percent go to Warm Springs. Local committee details and ticket sales are listed.
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Warm ‘Springs Foundation
Irene Rich
Raymond Coward
Coward
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
W. E. Lamey
Frank B. Baldwin
Paul H. Huston
Pauline Murray
Roosevelt Hotel
Merchants National Bank
Warm Springs Foundation
Rush expansion of White House staff urged by leaders
Washington officials reported that Congress agreed to rush legislation to immediately expand the White House staff by two assistants as part of the relief deficiency bill. The measure, drafted by the House Appropriations Committee, was tentatively approved and ready for full committee action Monday. Senate action on a joint House Senate study committee postponed broader reorganizational discussion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
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St. James Methodist Choir
Ethella Murphy
Fannie Lieber
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Audrey Getlin
Hazel Canterburry
Bethene Canterbury
Thelma ‘Trimble
Edith Sells
May Carson
Marie Hemmer
Dorothy Hamilton
Thelma Dunbar
Elizabeth Boals
Dorothy Snyder
Dorothy Hemmer
Foster
Mrs. Hamilton
Court House News
American Trust and
Marion Banks
Erty
Costello
Hill's
White Pine
Frank
Carmen
Ford Hopkins
Clover Leaf Rollatees
Yey
Lloydouglas
Ize
Princess Pat Rouge
Castile
Edie Ee
Third Avenue
Second Street
Liniment
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