Immaculate Conception Parish Reunion Committee Named
Immaculate Conception church sets a Feb 13 reunion and dance in the school auditorium with 2400 tickets issued. Monsignor J M Molloy leads planning as committees for ladies and men receptions, floor, checkroom, entertainment, and executive duties are announced for a large parish social to foster members’ acquaintanceship.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception
J M. Molloy
Monsignor Molloy
Mesdames M. J. Donnelly
B. J Hoff
S. A. Sanders
Leo Custer
Ed Stark
Joe McCormick
John Bormann
Pasquale Pussteri
Thomas Dowd
Gus Pusateri
Sam Stochi
Ray Plamadore
Jack Walsh
Paul Lattner
C. C. Schimberg
J. W. Groves
Frank Monahan
Thomas Halpin
Charles Byrnes
Walter French
Hauptmann Testimony Details Early Life and Alibi Efforts
The defense questions Hauptmann as he testifies about his life in Germany and the United States. He describes working as a carpenter and saving money while denying clear links to the kidnap murder. The court crowd hushes as he is sworn in, with continued focus on his finances and alibi on the day of the crime.
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Barher
Thomas W Trenchard
Hauptmann
Germany
United States
Anna
Fredericksens
Bronx
Majestic
Reilly
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Butler Jordan wedding at St Patrick’s church noted
Miss Irene Butler daughter of Mrs Annie Butler and Howard Jordan son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jordan were married at 10 this morning at Rev D J Lenihan's home parish. Miss Maxine Butler acted as maid of honor and Edward Birmingham served as best man. The couple plan to Chicago and will reside at 1001 Tenth Street SW after February 1. A shower and dance honored Miss Butler with many guests listed.
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Irene Butler
Annie Butler
Tenth Street
Howard Jordan
Charles Jordan
Marion
D. J. Lenihan
St. Patrick's Church
Maxine Butler
Cedar Rapids
Edward Birmingham
Williamsburg
Mrs. Jordan
Chicago
Miss Butler
Libbie Rosina
Butler
Gladys Hudson
Ed Archibald
Lawrence la Velle
Sylvia Roberts
Elsie Kozik
Sylvia Kahler
Jerry J. Kosina
le Roy Riggs
Homer Fryrear
Ruth Crago
Ed Kosina
Emma Dunck
Altha Lang
Anne Blazek
la Verna Rinderknecht
Bessie Nemec
Martha Stejskal
Irene
Helen Kosina
Marjorie Black
Anna Mary Driscall
Violet Fetters
Mary Lekin
Betty
Delores la Velle
Maxine
Jean Butler
Libbie Kosina
Norma
Eva Black
Moaiwa
Mary Ellen Birmingham
Flunker's Frolic at Coe College Friday Night
Coe college students present Flunker's Frolic at Dance Land on Friday marking the end of the first semester and mid year exam closure. William Whipple, student council president, will announce Handshakers poll winners during the event. Faculty guests include Deans Geiger and Mary Bell and several married professors.
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Coe College
Danceland
William Whipple
C. Harve Geiger
Mary Bell
Ben H. Peterson
Alfred W. Meyer
C. Ward Macy
J. F. Yothers
Airport Annexation Restores Cedar Rapids Physical Unity
City council moved to annex a 33 foot strip between the airport and true city limits, correcting an oversight from the previous annexation of a rectangular tract that included the airport. The petition by strip owners was approved to reunite the city geographically.
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Cedar Rapids
Dom Feieireisen
Senate Group Backs Faris for Eighth Circuit Judge
A favorable judiciary committee report backed Charles B. Faris of Missouri for the eighth federal circuit judgeship. The nomination followed scrutiny of his district court receivership cases and related ownership details involving Henry Graham Clarkson Em Len Hodgin and Mildred Hodgin.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Charles B. Faris
Missouri
Eighth Federal Circuit Court
Henry Graham
Clarkson Emlen Hodgin
Mildred Hodgin
Soft Net and Chiffon Dresses Signal Winter to Spring
A midwinter fashion note highlights net and chiffon dresses as wearable, street-length options in black with soft lines. Silky fabrics feature yokes, necklines, and gathered sleeves, offering a thrift-friendly transition to spring and summer styles.
Arrest Conlon To Serve Six Months Sentence
Pat Conlon, 49, given a suspended six month county jail sentence on a vagrancy charge by Judge H C Ring in district court, began serving his time in the county jail after being arrested by police late Wednesday. The sentence, suspended on condition he leave town, was invoked by Judge Ring on petition of the county attorney's office Thursday afternoon. Dr Boysen outlined plans for his annual visit and goals for the district during 1935.
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Pat Conlon
H. C. Ring
Conlon
Judge Ring
Dr. Boysen
Roosevelt Urges Land Program Based on Board and Committee
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt cited the national resources board and the Mississippi Valley committee as a foundation for a permanent policy of orderly development. Recommendations include a six year public works budget, retirement of 75 million acres of sub marginal land, rural electrification, flood control, inland navigation, and coordinated transportation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Resources Board
Mississippi Valley Committee
United States
The
Resources Board
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Forestation and water power plans outlined
A program proposes forestation and restoration of grass crops, abolishing the southern ten–ant system, utilizing water resources for power development, and establishing a commission to regulate inland water transportation.
Floods in South Owells Seethe. North Mississippi Marooned
Gov. Sennett Conner planned to order national guardsmen into flood areas of north Mississippi as 3,000 were stranded and facing famine. The storm system stretched nationwide with about 100 weather deaths, widespread snow and cold, and rising temperatures in western Canada.
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Sledge
Miss
Sennett Conner
Mississippi
Associated Press
South
Plains
Midwest
New England
House Passes Jobs Measure Unchanged
The House approved the works bill amid heated debate over its aim to increase government competition with private business and a proposed $50 monthly wage. Critics led by Sen. James Couzens and Rep. Bertrand Snell attacked the bill as Roosevelt overreach while administration spokesmen defended the plan and wage provisions. Snell charged Roosevelt misrepresented the bill, while others argued the measure needed revisions to prevent government takeover of private enterprise.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Bertrand Snell
House
James Couzens
Samuel Pettengill
Ind
William P. Connery
Mass
Connery
Snell
White House
Appropriations Committee
Clifford Woodrum
Davenport Milk Firms Cited for Reporting Violations
Two dairy distributors Henry Siem and Frank S Jamieson of Davenport Iowa and Stewart M Jamieson and Edmund G Jamieson of Moline Illinois were ordered by the farm administration to show cause why their cases should not go to the Department of Justice. They face charges of failing to report to the market administrator underpaying producers below set prices, failing to fund the adjustment account, violating the minimum resale price schedule and obstructing book examinations.
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Washington
Iowa
Illinois
Federal Farm Administration
United States Department of Justice
Henry Siem
Frank S. Jamieson
Davenport
Stewart M. Jamieson
Edmund G. Jamieson
Moline Ice Cream Company
Moline
Farm Administration
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