War Between Japan and China Foreseen by Local Speaker
Rev. D. Kirkland West, a former Montrose resident and North China missionary, told Kiwanis members that war between Japan and a united China is likely in coming years. He warned Japan’s opium and drug policy harms China, doubts China’s ability to counter, and projected China eventually winning by strategic retreat and cutting off Japanese forces once deep inside China.
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Japan
China
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
D. Kirkland West
North
West
United States
Mr. West
Woman Leper Found Living In New York
A fugitive leper identified as Adelia Gamboa, 38, was detained at Ellis Island after three months in Manhattan's Union Square district. Detectives traced her from a March escape from a Louisiana leprosarium, and a tip led to her arrest by Detective Thomas Bree. Neighbors had no knowledge of her illness.
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NEW York
Adelia Gamboa
Ellis Island
Manhattan
Union Square
Thomas Bree
Carville
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
The city market opens Saturday July 4. Peter Mousolite will sing at WSUI Iowa City 7 30 this evening. T Z Cook W R C No 11 meets at Memorial building Thursday for important business. The Camera Clique meets 7 30 this evening at the playground office to attend Cedar Rapids Camera club meeting. George Warner 26 of 1061 Twelfth street NE was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Wednesday for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mousolite
Cedar Rapids
WSUI
Iowa City
T. Z. Cook
Memorial Building
Camera Clique
Camera Club
George Warner
Twelfth Street
Linn Encampment 49 I O O F to Install Officers
Linn Encampment No. 49 I O O F meets Thursday at 8 p m in Maine lodge hall 838 First avenue E for installation of officers.
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Linn
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids man wed Madison woman in Tuesday ceremony
George Kitts of Cedar Rapids married Edna Jordan of Madison Wisconsin Tuesday afternoon with Justice W J Grunewald officiating. The same justice had earlier performed a marriage for Pete Papas and Eva Lindberg of Marshalltown.
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George Kitts
Cedar Rapids
Edna Jordan
Madison, Wis
Justice W. J. Grunewald
Pete Papas
Eva Lindberg
Marshalltown
Northrup Fined for Illegal Retention of Storage Battery
Northrup was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice A S Reed on Wednesday for illegal retention of a storage battery. Constable John Taylor arrested him and Emil Hobel filed the charge.
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A. Northrup
Justice A. S. Reed
John Taylor
Emil Hobel
Mayor Hahn and Justice Reed Plan Minnesota Fishing Trip
Mayor Frank K. Hahn and Justice of the Peace Almon S. Reed will depart Thursday for a fishing trip in Minnesota. They will visit several lakes and expect to be away about two weeks.
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Frank K. Hahn
Justice of the Peace
Almon S. Reed
Minnesota
Talent night at Harrison playground features varied acts
A home talent program at Harrison playground drew about 300 attendees Monday evening. Norene Hyland performed an accordion solo while Winifred Foulk and Dorothy Davis played tap and sang. Regina Mae Blake sang as Elmer Davis delivered two accordion numbers with Margaret Grady as announcer. Playground directors were Stewart Cooper and Charlotte Hubbard.
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Harrison Playground
Norene Hyland
Winifred Foulk
Dorothy Davis
Regina Mae Blake
Elmer Davis
Margaret Grady
Stewart Cooper
Charlotte Hubbard
Reverend Campbell to Take Vacation. Loferski to Lead
The Rev. Father R. J. Campbell of Grace Episcopal Church will depart Saturday for a weeks vacation at Mooselake and Duluth Minnesota. In his absence the church will be led by Rev. Father Domin Loferski from Chicago who will reside at the rectory during the rector's absence.
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R. J. Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
Mooselake
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Dominic Loferski
Father Campbell
Fined For Reckless Driving In Police Court
Walter Waggner 21 of 927 Thirdst SW paid half of a 100 dollar and costs fine on a reckless driving charge in police court. The balance of the fine was suspended.
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Walter Waggner
Speeding fines set for five motorists in city court
Fines of 10 dollars and costs were levied against Charles Vyskocil of 123 Fifteenth avenue SE Louis Finch of rural route 3 and Don La Frantz of 206 Twenty-ninth street SE. Charles Parker of 1201 Fifth street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs for operating a tractor with logs on paving. the fine was suspended.
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Charles Vyskocil
Fifteenth Avenue
Louis Finch
Don la Frantz
Twenty-ninth Street
Charles Parker
Fifth Street
Lincoln's Hinkin Joins Sunshine Mission Staff
The Rev. Thomas J. Hinkin of Lincoln Nebraska has been elected assistant superintendent of Sunshine Mission and will be introduced as staff at this evening’s 8 o’clock services. He will aid in executive duties and support the mission’s musical programs with Rev. Frank H. Ward in charge and Rev. C. C. Murphy delivering the address.
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Thomas J. Hinkin
Lincoln
Neb
Sunshine Mission
Mr. Hinkin
Frank H. Ward
C. C. Murphy
Gunriddled Bonnie and Clyde Car Display Tour Stop
The bullet marked car where Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker died is shown at Rude Auto, 511 Second Ave SE, Wednesday and Thursday 1 to 9 p.m. The Anti Crime Association tours it city to city with free exhibit and lectures arguing crime does not pay.
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Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Texas Rangers
Rude Auto Company
Second Avenue SE
Anti- Crime Association
Light Company Starts 3000 Remodeling Job On Offices
Iowa Electric Light and Power company begins a remodeling project estimated at 3000 dollars on its office and merchandising floor in the Security building annex. The bookkeeping department moves to the first floor from the second, occupying the former storeroom at 125 Second avenue SE, with an arched opening linking the two areas and a new acoustical ceiling. Completion is expected in about six weeks.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Second Avenue SE
17 Reported Dead In Texas Cloudburst
Seven teens died with five verified after a cloudburst drenched central and south Texas Tuesday night flooding a wide area toward the Mexican border. Local authorities expect higher tolls as rescue workers search floodwaters and secured routes.
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Texas
Austin, Tex
INS
South
Roscoe F. Fawcett Publisher Dies After Illness
Roscoe F. Fawcett, vice president and general manager of Fawcett Publications, a national magazine chain, died late Tuesday after a long illness in Rochester Minnesota.
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Rochester, Minn
LLP
Roscoe F. Fawcett
Fawcett Publications
Death of Crossing Flagman After Train Collision
John Edward Kinrade 68 of 408 Fifth Avenue SW died at 11 25 p m Tuesday after a train struck a car at the Twelfth avenue and Fifth street SE crossing injuring him earlier May 14. Driver Frank Burnett 34 of 700 Eighth Avenue SE said he did not see the flagman or train. Kinrade survived by a wife Lettie Dye Kinrade and three daughters Edna Lucille Sarah Kitchen and Marie Stoneking plus two grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m in Beatty chapel with burial in Linwood cemetery.
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John Edward Kinrade
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
Fifth Street SE
Kinrade
Frank Burnett
Eighth Avenue SE
Burnett
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Lettie Dye Kinrade
Edna Lucille
Sarah Kitchen
Marie Stoneking
Mount Vernon
Darrell
Doris Kitchen
Katie Koon
Delmar
Trinity Methodist Church
Beatty Chapel
Elton D. Wells
Albert Stokes
Linwood Cemetery
Death notices Earl E. Riley Canton N Y
Word has been received of the death Friday in Canton New York of Earl E. Riley age 52, a former Cedar Rapids resident. He died from an infection after tooth removal on January 12. He served as an inspector in the border patrol at Ogdensburg since 1929 and was born in Benton county December 31 1883. He married and is survived by his mother wife two sons and several brothers and sisters.
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Canton
N. Y
Earl E. Riley
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Riley
Border Patrol Service
Ogdensburg
Benton County
A. J
Clara Williams Riley
Fifth Avenue
Earl Emmett Riley, Jr
Vincent L. Riley
Death Notices: John A. Duncan Retired Carpenter
John Albert Duncan, a retired carpenter, died at his home at 11 am Wednesday after a long illness. Born January 29, 1875 in Blueville Canada, he came to the United States early and lived here 25 years. He is survived only by his sister Miss Jessie Duncan, with whom he resided. A member of the carpenters union he attended the Methodist church. Funeral arrangements pending and friends may call at Turner chapel.
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John Albert Duncan
Newcome Court SE
Blueville
Canada
United States
Jessie Duncan
Carpenters’ Union
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Helen Franc a Cedar Rapids infant
Funeral services were held in the Polansky chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday for 14 month old Helen Annette Franc daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Franc. Rev August Vojacek conducted the service with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Survived by sister Joan and grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Dufek Jr and Mrs Hermina Franc Cedar Rapids.
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Helen Annette Franc
Joe Franc
Polansky Chapel
August Vojacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Joan
Edward Dufek, Jr
Hermina Franc
Cedar Rapids
Buchanan urges federal economy to trim 10 billion budget
Washington’s James P. Buchanan of Texas urges a nonpartisan drive to cut expenditures after reviewing Congress funding. He cites total appropriations at 10.34 billion and says future cuts are essential, with 3.40 billion potential relief from the administration pending.
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Washington
INS
James P. Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Buchanan
Congress
Funeral services for John M Huston set for 10 a.m. Friday
Funeral services for John M. Huston will be held in the Turner chapel at 10 a.m. Friday with Rev. W Greer McCrory officiating. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery, revised from the earlier 2 p.m. time.
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John M. Huston
Turner Chapel
Two young girls treated after kerosene incident at St Luke's
Joyce Ann Trachta 22 months of Marion drank kerosene and was initially in serious condition but improved by the next day. Margaret Ann Waery 3 of 1236 Eighth Street NW received care for a foot wound from a rusty nail and was discharged the same day.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Joyce Ann Trachta
Marion
Margaret Ann Waery
Eighth Street NW
Jealous Husband Sought As Slayer Of Chicago Man
Jack Byers a 35 year old Chicago man was shot and killed in front of the home of Thomas Spado 24 after Mrs Jennie Spado 22 said her husband was aroused by Byers attentions to her Police Captain George Lynch said Mrs Spado told him Byers had tried to see her Wednesday morning and that her husband and Byers argued He quoted her as saying the husband had a pistol aimed at Byers and that two shots were later heard
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Chicago
Jack Byers
Thomas Spado
Jennie Spado
Byers
George Lynch
Spade
Lynch
Linville Spent 3496 In Primary Campaign
Linville of Cedar Rapids, a Republican Senate candidate, reported $3496 in June primary expenditures with $250 in contributions. Major outlays went to Cedar Rapids headquarters manager M R Linville and Des Moines headquarter manager A C Gustafson. Other small payments were made to G C Greenwalt H H Koch and H L Erichson. George T Buresh also ran a farmer labor bid spending $12.72.
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Guy Linville
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Dickinson
Secretary of State
Des Moines
Linville
M. R. Linville
A. C. Gustafson
G. C. Greenwalt
H. H. Koch
H. L. Erichson
George T. Buresh
U. S. Senate
Farmer-Labor
Park Dept Offers Spraying Service for Private Trees
Park commissioner Ed Stefan announced on Wednesday that the park department will spray trees on private property for a dollar per tree. He noted property owners report insect damage and that the department lacks funds to cover private jobs. those interested should call city hall, 8121.
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Ed Stefan
Park Department
Stefan
Landis Again Heads Securities Board
James M. Landis was unanimously re-elected chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission for another year. The decision ends rumors he would join Harvard University faculty.
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Landis
Securities Board
Washington
INS
James M. Landis
The
Security and Exchange Commission
Commission
Harvard University
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PABST
Cient
Premier-Pabst Corp
John A. Duncan
Helen Franc
John Huston
Child
Park Dept
Newman
Newman’s Houseware
Terry Beach
Newman’s
Mary Miles
Newman's
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