College Club Observes Annual Guest Night in Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids College Club held its annual Guest Night in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. The Master Singers, a Chicago male sextet, presented a varied program from opera to modern melodies before about 125 guests. The event, a long-running custom since 1917, featured remarks by club president Mrs. Wilbur D. Kennedy and included a mix of chorus and solo numbers with ensemble announcements by the singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids College‘club
Montrose Hotel
Chicago
Chicago Singers
Wilbur D. Kennedy
College Club
Cedar Rapids
Conelia Stratton Parker
Dudley Crafts Watson
Sigmund Spaeth
Will Durant
Countess Cipriani
Marian Reed
Albert Carmen
David Johnson
George Jernigan
Howard Carmen
Emil Taflinger
Stuart White
Walter Hardwick
Tannhauser
Warner Evening Pastorale
Wilfred Shaw Bong
Moussorgsky
Oskgearie Verdier
Tallinger
Ave Marie
Huch Roberton
Campbell
Rainbow Installation and Dinner Saturday Night
An Order of Rainbow for Girls installation dinner and ceremony is planned at the Masonic hall with dinner at 6 30 pm and installation services at 7 30 pm followed by dancing. Rainbow girls and both old and new board members are invited. Reservations with Mrs Jo Ann Bode or Mrs Edna Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Mrs Kirk to Leave for St Joseph After Buffet
Mrs. Richard M. Miller hosted a buffet lunch at 2730 Second Avenue SE. Complimenting Mrs. Douglas Kirk, who will soon depart for St Joseph Missouri, eight guests attended the gathering on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Kirk
St. Joseph
Richard M. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Kirk
P. E. O. DK Chapter entertains guests at Johnson home
Thirty four members of chapter DK of P. E. O. were entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. H. S. Johnson. One guest, Mrs. Margaret Meek of Bonaparte, was present. Motion pictures of the P. E. O. home at Mount Pleasant were shown before the program. Mrs. L. W. Dunlap led the program detailing projects including the education fund Cottey college the P. E. O. home and the state loan fund. Assisting were Miss Mabel Smouse Miss Rosalind Nelson Mrs. W. L. Harrison and Mrs. J. H Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Johnson
Washington Avenue
Margaret Meek
Bonaparte
Mount Pleasant
L. W. Dunlap
Education Fund
Cottey College
P. E. O. Home
State Loan Fund
Johnson
Mabel Smouse
Rosalind Nelson
W. L. Harrison
J. H Ramsey
Mrs Beardsley Betty in Chicago on Visit
Mrs David R Beardsley and her daughter Miss Betty Beardsley left Wednesday for Chicago to spend several days attending performances of Victoria Regina and Tovarich. During the stay Miss Beardsley will visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Drury Davis of Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ©R
Beardsley
Linden Drive
Betty, Beardsley
Chicago
Victoria Regina
Tovarich
Arthur Drury Davis
Evanston
Mrs Meyers Hosts Tuesday Study Club at Home
Mrs F C Meyers of Ridgewood Terrace SE hosted the Tuesday Study Club gathering at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J A Yessler led the program, reviewing Katrina by Sally Salminen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Meyers
Ridgewood Terrace SE
J. A. Yessler
Sally Salminon
Louis Ryan Celebrates Third Birthday at Home Party
Louis Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Ryan of 508 Twenty sixth Street SE, celebrated his third birthday Wednesday afternoon with a party at their home. Guests included Susan Clapp Ann Holec Sibley Bobby Hoyland and Davie Ryans as games and red and white Valentine themed refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ryan
P. V. Ryan
Twenty-sixth Street
Susan Clapp
Ann Holec
Sibley
Bobby Hoyland
Davie Ryans
Graefes to Spend Weekend Here
Mr and Mrs Harry B Graefe of Des Moines will stay with Mrs Amor H Sargent and husband at 2237 Washington Avenue SE. Mrs Graefe plans to arrive Thursday, Mr Graefe Saturday, as relatives welcome them for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B Graefe
Des Moines
Mount Mercy junior college women elect sport squad leaders
The Women’s Athletic association of Mount Mercy junior colleges opened the second semester with a general meeting. Elected sport squad leaders for the first quarter include Mary Janet Reilly in Basketball, Martha Hubbard in Volleyball, Marian Plunkett in Swimming, Mildred Gorman in Dancing, Marjory Carroll in Badminton, and Madonna Hofer in Ping Pong. Kathleen Hogan presided, Mary Elizabeth O’Meara explained the eligibility point system, and initiation was followed by games and refreshments. Committees were named with Florence Sherbon and others handling Social and Program duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Athletic Association of
Mount Mercy Junior Colleges
Folowing
Mary Janet Reilly
Martha Hubbard
Marian Plunkett
Mildred Gorman
Marjory Carroll
Madonna Hofer
Kathleen Hogan
Mary Elizabeth O'Meara
Mount Mercy College
Betty Allender
Florence Sherbon
Mary Sherbon
Carita Saunders
Margaret Taylor
Dorothy Awes
Gertrude McDonnell
Margaret McAndrew
Agnes Dusek
Luella Marr
Agnes Bouska
Veronica McGraw
Luncheon Held By Irene Douglas Circle of King’s Daughters
Mrs Dolph Huene hosted Irene Douglas circle members at a Tuesday luncheon at her home 375 Twentieth Street SE with Mrs John Janecek assisting. Mrs L Poetzinger led the business meeting and Mrs W W Richards gave devotions. Guest was Mrs E L Simpson. Next meeting planned at Mrs C W Whipple’s home with Mrs W L Jackson and Mrs A E Heim assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Huene
Twentieth Street
Irene Douglas
The
King’s Daughters
John Janecek
L. Poetzinger
W. W. Richards
E. L. Simpson
C. W. Whipple
W. L. Jackson
A. E. Heim
Silver Cross Circle Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters postponed its Friday gathering at the Community House indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of the King's Daughters
Miss Marjorie Voigt Heads Iota Epsilon Chapter
Miss Marjorie Voigt was elected president of Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron national educational sorority at a Montrose hotel meeting Monday evening. Other new officers are Mrs Freda Brammer vice president Mrs Juanita Taylor recording secretary Loretta Malek corresponding secretary and Norma Detlefs treasurer. Pi Omicron is sponsoring a course in psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Voigt
Iota Epsilon Chapter
Pr Omicron
Montrose Hotel
Freda Brammer
Juanita Taylor
Loretta Malek
Norma Detlefs
Pi Omicron
Lynches Return Home After Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs C J Lynch Jr of 1841 Bever Ave SE returned Tuesday after weeks in Hollywood Florida. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ingram Bixler of 2392 Blake Blvd SE who joined them en route from New Orleans. The couple visited Havana Cuba during their southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Bever Avenue
Hollywood
Fla
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
New Orleans
Lynch
Havana
Cuba
Hubbell to Arrive Friday in Cedar Rapids
Ralph G. Hubbell of Buffalo New York will arrive Friday to join Mrs Hubbell who has been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Malcolm V Bolton in Carlton apartments Mrs Hubbell left Wednesday for Dubuque to visit her sister Mrs William B Miller and Mr Miller and plans to return to Cedar Rapids Friday
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Ralph G. Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Hubbell
Malcolm V. Bolton
Carlton Apartments
Morgan Fosters Host Dinner Party With Twelve Guests
Dr and Mrs Morgan J Foster will host a dinner party at 2249 Washington avenue SE Wednesday evening with twelve covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Fosters
Morgan J. Foster
Washington Avenue SE
Dr Willard Lampe At St Pauls Addresses Mothers Club
Forty members of the Mothers' club of St Pauls church heard Dr M Willard Lampe director of the University of Iowas school of religion discuss how to train children to know what is right The talk outlined four essential factors authority rewards merit and sincerity and suggested tests for right conduct including common sense sportsmanship mood reflection and outcome. Mrs W D Moore presided and others led devotions and solos during the program with refreshments served afterward by a group of hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
St. Paul’s Church
M. Willard Lampe
School of Religion
University of Iowa
W. D. Moore
Maurice Ford
Everett Pratt
Marshall Hickman
A. G. Fleckenstein
L. T. Mitchell
Lester Laidig
Hickman
Fashion foes the hats and the women endure style
A quoted remark declares that hat styles do not define women’s appeal as both dowdy and stylish women will still look good regardless of their headwear. The comment notes fashion bias and asserts confidence over clothing trends.
Will Honor Roosevelt Senior Class Will Honor Roosevelt Seniors
Members of Roosevelt high school's senior class graduating Thursday will be honored at a Wednesday evening dinner dance at the Roosevelt hotel with a 6.30 p.m. dinner. Committee members include Margaret Mincck chair, Fred Dice, Mary Gilchrist, Monte Linkletter, Jane Nelson, Margaret Shuman and Marilyn Chyle. Faculty sponsors are Miss Jessie Chambers Miss Bernice Moffit and Howard Benninghoft. Officers are George Baldwin president Paul Roth vice president and Charmain Chapman secretary treasurer. Baldwin will toast to a program themed Once Upon a Time with toasts by Monte Linkletter Jane Nelson Fred Dice and principal Fred J. Kluss Father Time, followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Margaret Mincck
Fred Dice
Mary Gilchrist
Monte Linkletter
Jane Nelson
Margaret Shuman
Marilyn Chyle
Jessie Chambers
Bernice Moffit
Howard Benninghoft
George Baldwin
Paul, Roth
Charmain Chapman
Fred J. Kluss
Mrs Sampson Hosts Birthday Dinner At Sixth Avenue Home
Mrs Alex Sampson entertained at a picnic dinner Monday evening at her home 1551 Sixth avenue SE, complimenting several with recent birthdays. Honored guests included Carl Stevens and his son Richard, Victor Sundberg and his daughter Mrs Joe Byrnes, and Alex Sampson, with others like Mrs Carl Stevens and Miss Georgia Sundberg among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sampson
Sixth Avenue SE
Carl Stevens
Richard
Victor Sundberg
Joe Byrnes
Georgia Sundberg
John Sundberg
Miss Trenna McCune to Arthur Pollet Wedding Set
Miss Trenna McCune daughter of Mr and Mrs O S McCune of 1531 Fourth street NW and Arthur Pollet son of Mr and Mrs John Pollet of Palo were married Saturday evening at 8 o clock at the Saron Lutheran parsonage with Rev Frank J Carlson officiating in a single ring ceremony. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Walter Pollet, brother and sister in law of the groom. Mr Pollet is employed by Honeymead Incorporated. They reside at 1531 Fourth street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenna McCune
O. S. McCune
Fourth Street
Arthur Pollet
John Pollet
Palo
Saron Lutheran Parsonage
Frank J. Carlson
Walter Pollet
Pollet
the Honeymead, Incorporated
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Lunch Meeting Plans
The Kappa Delta mothers club meets Thursday at 1 p.m. in the sorority rooms for a lunch event. Mrs. Verne Henton, guest of honor, reviews The Rolling Years by Agnes Sligh Turnbull. Hostesses are Mrs. H. G. Stitzel and Mrs. Carl Kendall of Marion. A business session follows. all mothers of active and pledge members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers Club
Verne Henton
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
H. G., Stitzel
Carl Kendall
Marion
Kappa Delta
Fillmore P T A Meeting Highlights School Music Program
The Fillmore P T A held a Thursday meeting with 100 attendees. Mrs. Ralph Dresher led the business session with reports from several members. William Vesely directed the school orchestra and spoke on music in public schools. Betty Watt and Donald Johanos performed, and 6A students showcased original songs. The GA quartet sang Mexican songs, Sergeant Clarence Day spoke on safety, and a candy sale followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P T. A
Ralph Dresher
Anton Nilsson
Harold Hrdlicka
Frank Bukacek
Earl Miller
William Vesely
Vesely
Miss Alice Inskeep to Speak on Music in Public Schools
Miss Alice Inskeep will speak over WMT Friday at 1 45 p m on Music in the Public Schools. The Wilson high school male quartet will sing with Charles Moel as soloist. The broadcast is sponsored by the Parent Teacher council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Inskeep
WMT
Wilson High School
Charles Moel
Parent-Teacher Council
Taylor P T A Benefit Card Party Friday
Taylor P T A will entertain at a benefit card party Friday at 8 pm in the bungalow of the Electric Lights and Power Company. Prizes and refreshments provided. Reservations with Mrs W C Reeder or Mrs O Thompson or Mrs A Norman by listed phone numbers. Garfield study group meets at the school Thursday at PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Home Rebekah Degree Staff Installation Ceremony
The Home Rebekah lodge degree staff met in Cedar Rapids to hold their annual banquet and install new officers. Installing officer Mrs Havorka presided as officers Jones, Roy Jackson, H G Ellis, Simon DeNio and Verbena Gosnell were installed, with gifts given to past presidents and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
E. L. Hovorka
Vaughn Stoddard
Leota Kraut
John Jones
Roy Jackson
H. G. Ellis
Simon DeNio
Verbena Gosnell
Ellis
Business and Professional Women Prepare Luncheon Plan
The February luncheon committee of the Business and Professional Women's club will cover the final January luncheon at Bishop's cafeteria from 11 to 2. Mrs Edna Wilson sponsors, Miss Etecanor Pohorsky chairs, with members Ella Campbell Georgette Dolezal Irene Jurman Margaret Hanzelka Opal Holoway Elfie Magnusson Lorraine Mitchell Ethelyn Scott Zoe Varney Ollie Larson. Guests may attend despite the discussion topic Gossip Among Ourselves. The March committee starts its work on the last Thursday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
Edna Wilson
Etecanor Pohorsky
Ella Campbell
Georgette Dolezal
Elberon
Irene Jurman
Margaret Hanzelka
Opal Holoway
Elfie Magnusson
Lorraine Mitchell
Ethelyn Scott
Zoe Varney
Ollie Larson
Art Department Luncheon and Program by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Twenty members attended a Tuesday afternoon luncheon and program in the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club house. Mrs. G. H. Artis presented an illustrated talk on Modern Art, assisted by Mrs. E. M. Soboda. Others spoke on current events in art. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. Herman Keller Mrs. A. H. Aukerman and Mrs. C. F. Wells. A benefit card party on February 8 was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
G. H. Artis
E. M. Soboda
C. L. Douglass
AB. van Dyke
Henry J. Hromek
Frank Gates
Mabel Caffee
Herman Keller
A. H. Aukerman
C. F. Wells
Keith Cochran and Roger Conrad Honored at Ames
Keith Cochran son of Mr and Mrs William H Cochran of 909 Tenth avenue SW and Roger Conrad son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Conrad of 1749 avenue SE have been elected to Eta Kappa Nu at Iowa State College in Ames. Cochran is a senior and Conrad a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Cochran
William H. Cochran
Tenth Avenue
Roger Conrad
Frank J. Conrad
Iowa State College
Ames
Eta Kappa Nu
Cochran
Conrad
Ladds Leave By Car For Memphis And Hot Springs
Dr and Mrs F G Ladd depart Wednesday by motor for a two week trip to Memphis Tennessee and Hot Springs Arkansas leaving their home at 215 Second Avenue SW unoccupied during their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue
Memphis
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs Eaton visiting in Sioux City home of Manns
Mrs. Fred A. Eaton visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mann at 1612 Grande avenue SE. Mr. Eaton, formerly assistant manager of the Woolworth store in Sioux City, has been transferred to Valley City, D. as manager. Mrs. Eaton plans to join him after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Eaton
H. S. Mann
Grande Avenue
Mr. Eaton
W. W., Woolworth
Sioux City
Valley City
Eaton
Van Vechten guild meeting at Mrs Rus sell home
Twenty three members and one guest Mrs Jack Holt attended the Van Vechten guild meeting of Peoples church Tuesday at 1625 E avenue NE home of Mrs Don Russell. Mrs George Holmes assisted and Mrs George Klumpar was welcomed as a new member. Mrs Russell announced plans for a bridge dance to be held Feb 4. Mrs George Dennis appointed to oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holt
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
Don Russell
E Avenue NE
George Holmes
George Klumpar
Guild
Russell
George Dennis
Guild Sunday Observation and Feb meeting notice
Traveling basket note records Feb 6 designated as Guild Sunday at the church. Next meeting set for Feb 8 with Mrs G C Claassen and Mrs V H Hasek as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Claassen
V. H. Hasek
Club Members Hostcard Night at Crescent Street Home
After dining at a downtown restaurant, members of a club gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. W. B. Ives home at 327 Crescent Street SE. They played cards at three tables for an evening of social recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ives
Crescent Street SE
Dairy Dale annual meeting and officer election set
The Dairy Dale community will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Thursday evening at the hall. All persons in Re: GONEeHHNELY are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
City Briefs And Personals
The Woman's Benefit association No 26 holds a 2 p.m. Friday meeting in Y W C A club rooms. A public library story hour is Thursday at 4 15 p m at the northwest station 811 F avenue NW with Miss Marcella Klein narrating. Bohemian Reformed church youths of Ely plan a chili supper and program Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the American Legion hall at Ely. WMT commercial manager William B Quarton will discuss his Jamaica vacation at a Lions club luncheon Thursday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. Howard McNulty and Ed Cohn were fined in police court for failing to stop for trade signals. Cohn’s fine was suspended on paying costs. Emerson Noble and Floyd Buck were fined for operating without drivers licenses in Justice H R Churchill's court. Czech Alliance meeting postponed to Friday Jan 28 at 7 30 p m at the C S P S hall. newly elected delegates urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Library
Northwest Station
F Avenue NW
Marcella Klein
Bohemian Reformed Church of
Ely
American Legion Hall
William B. Quarton
WMT
Jamaica
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Howard McNulty
Seventh Avenue
Ed Cohn
Third Street
Cohn
Czech Alliance
C.S.P.S
Rabbi Polish to Speak at Waltonian Luncheon
Rabbi David Polish of Temple Judah will guest speak at the Waltonian luncheon Thursday noon at the YMCA on reclaiming land and people in Palestine. Members of peasich and their friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Polish
Temple Judah
Waltonian
Y M.C. A
Palestine
Peesich
Amputation After Knife Cut At St Luke's Hospital
Mrs Grace Amerine of 11714 First Avenue East underwent amputation of the middle finger on her left hand at St Luke's Hospital Monday after an infection from a butcher knife cut three weeks ago. Her condition was reported good on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Amerine
First Avenue E
St. Luke's ‘Hospital
Amerine
Cub Pack No 4 Harrison School Plans February Meeting
A special Harrison school Cub pack No 4 meeting Monday evening featured a Cub movie shown by Harold West area Boy Scout executive and a den meeting demonstration. Forty Cubs and parents attended. All Harrison School boys interested in Cubbing should contact H N Bowser cubmaster. Next group meeting is February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold West
Harrison School
H. N. Bowser
Donations Open For Red Cross China Relief Funds
Linn county American Red Cross begins fundraising for China relief. First $1 gift comes from Charles D. Huston of Des Moines, Iowa. Funds will support existing relief agencies and hospitals in China under American business leaders, with no clothing intake or personnel sent from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
American Red Cross
China
Federal Building
Alvin G. Keyes
Charles D. Huston
Des Moines
Internal Revenue
Iowa
UMW Records Show $1.944 Million Sent to CIO Drive
Washington insiders report the United Mine Workers financed the CIO with about 1.944 million dollars in the last eighteen months. Of this, 180 thousand was a regular CIO assessment, the rest a loan. Expenditures soared to 2.526 million with income of 1.497 million, yet the union ledger showed a 2.535 million balance as of November 30, aided by an 800 thousand spring levy and a prior large balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
International News Service
CIO
UMW
Lewis
Inqame
Murray claims CIO won’t yield to AFL at UMW convention
Washington dispatch reports Philip Murray, chief lieutenant of John L. Lewis, telling the United Mine Workers convention that the CIO blames the AFL for failed peace talks. He asserts the CIO will not yield to the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Federation
CIO
Murray
Public First Aid Class Planned at Marion on Thursday
The First Aid Lay Instructors club of Linn county's American Red Cross will offer a free public class at Marion high school Thursday at 7 30 p m. Emery A Milliken from the Cedar Rapids unit will lead. Attendees include PTA members firemen policemen teachers and several farmers from northern Linn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Aid Lay Instructors Club
Linn County
American Red Cross
Marion High School
Emery A. Milliken
Cedar Rapids
Oil Stove Near Partition Triggers Local Fire Alarms
A stove in a garage near a partition caused a minor blaze at the T. E. Radloff residence on Deere avenue SE. Firemen responded to three general alarms and three still calls amid a blizzard. Other calls included an overheated furnace at Cal Zimmerman’s 910 Nineteenth Street SE and several chimney fires at local homes on Fifth to Third avenues SW and SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Radloff
Deere Avenue
Cal Zimmerman
Nineteenth Street
Henry Trump
Lincoln Heights
Fifteenth Street
Bever Avenue
Sisters of Charity Home
A Avenue NW
E. C. Leach
Third Avenue
J. S. Forbes
Third Avenue SW
County Road Improvement Report by Linn County Engineer
Linn County Supervisors approved W. H. Behrens 1937 report detailing 44.90 miles built to grade and 30.02 miles of local road grade and surfaced in 1937. As of Jan 1 1938 trunk roads total 6.3 miles graded 60715 miles local ungraded and 165.07 miles trunk and 302.89 miles local graded and surfaced. 1937 disbursements from secondary road construction and maintenance funds totaled 116670.43 and 184098.73 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Behren
Linn County Supervisors
Behrens
McReynolds Seeks Breakup of Tin Monopoly
Washington reports Rep. Sam D. McReynolds of Tennessee moved to curb the world tin monopoly, arguing U S stocks would last only sixty days in war. He introduced a bill to create a federal strategic materials board with powers to locate American tin resources and broker foreign agreements, backed by army and navy experts and likely to win State Department support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Sam D. McReynolds
Tennessee
Federal Board For Strategic Materials
Army
Navy
State Department
McReynolds
Bolivia
Physicians Believe Noe Will Recover
Memphis doctors grew optimistic about the recovery of the Rev. Israel Harding Noe after his 22 day fast for spiritual nourishment. The suspended dean of St. Mary's cathedral was hospitalized here and cooperated with efforts to overcome fasting ravages. Intravenous feeding ended as he accepted orange juice and then food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Ins
Israel Harding Noe
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Union Pacific Head Urges Rail Unions and Bargaining
Union Pacific president William M. Jeffers said unions are necessary in modern railroading and that collective bargaining is often essential as businesses grow. He argued relations between employers and employees should be treated as human relations with respect, fair pay, and decent working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Neb
Union Pacific
William M. Jeffers
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