Honor campers named at Wapsie camp
The fourth period Wapsie camp honors go to Jim Battin, Carl Fjellman, and Don Ballou as top campers among 101. They will visit Bathbone Park and the Waterloo Y camp. Additional honorees include Bob Taylor Bob Julis and Billy Holmes. Fifth period opens with more than 100 campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Battin
FP. S. Battin
Twentieth Street
Carl Fjellman
H. C. Fjellman
Second Avenue
Don Ballou
E. O. Ballou
Avenue NW
Bathbone Park
Waterloo Y Camp
Bob Taylor
H. R. Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Bob Julis
J. J. Julis
Twenty-first Street
Billy Holmes
Cabin 3
Allen Remy
Cabin 4
Alex Sampson
Dick Elliott
Buddy Thomas
Gerald Eidelman
Bill McCollister
Bob Eidelman
Charles Norberg
Charles Dulin
E. E. Russell
Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Hutchinson
Douglas Fox
Donald
Ralph Ballou
Paul Nissen
Francis Atkins
Robert Anderson
Clifford Barman
Kingston Brokew
Howard H. Beals
Donald Bruce
Donald Ballou
Glenn Crowder
Louis Cullman
Ralph Colby
Ivor H. Dillon, Jr
Jack Darwin
Jimmie DeVarman
Wilbur Foster
Robert Foster
Jack Foster
Paul Gustafsson
Jack
Robert Laufer
Joe Mailly
Adolph Maciejewsky
Walter Maciejewsky
Frank Maciejewsky
Junior Moneypenny
Wallace Mildenstein
Joseph L. Nourse
Robert Nemec
Eugene Owens
Ted Paulson
Charles Putnam
David Rude
John Robinson
Vern Reeder
Gale Reeder
LeRoy Swiser
Eugene Smith
Robbie Stephenson
Harry Sample
Melvin G. Stone
Homer Stone
Leo Sweeney
Dan Sweeney
Edward Suchan
Peter Thurman
Amos Thompson
Francis Valenta
William Valenta
Stanley Wright
Robert White
Elmer Woolwine
Ted Williams
Bob Zenishek
Richard Elliott
Bill Zack
Bastian Kruidenier
Harold Kindler
Hale
Richard Wildman
Jack Wagner
Billy Bloomhall
Bill Graham
Jack Young
Billy Mills
Jim Israel
Cycle of Federal Aid and Its Growing Scope
The article traces the expansion of federal aid since the first grants to states, noting 31 classes now exist and a new $200 million cash advances plan. It cites 1930 distributions of $135,256,331 and 1931 totals of $219,162,574, highlighting highway construction, National Guard, vocational education, and agricultural extension as major areas, and discusses constitutional questions raised by early road measures and maternity subsidies.
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Washington, D. C
Northwest Territory
Congress
Federal
National Guard
War Department
Harkig
Treasury
Maysville Road
Cumberland Gap
Monroe
Jackson
U. S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette July 11 1922
The piece notes injuries from a June 30 triple motor accident in Sioux City involving Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitney formerly of Cedar Rapids though not serious. S. N. Berry Jr. becomes chief storekeeper on the Queen of the Pacific Empress of Canada. William V. Burger tied for a mile win at a Fort Snelling camp meet. Mrs. Mary E. Heins and granddaughter Marjorie Palmer travel to Dayton Ohio for a month with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
S. N. Berry, Jr
S. N. Berry
William V. Burger
Coe College
Coe
Reserve Officers Training Camp
Fort Snelling
Mary E. Heins
Marjorie Palmer
Dayton
Cedar Rapids residents watch mining venture in Arizona
W J Konvalinka and L A Reid return from York Arizona after inspecting Twin Peaks mining work with Cedar Rapids investors noted. Several local names including William Sperman recover after a dog attack and brick used to stop the animal. Brecht breaks arm in fall. O R C and B of A T picnic at Daniels park spurs plans for another railroad organization event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Konvalinka
L. A. Reid
York, Ariz
Twin Peaks Mining Company
Cedar Rapids
William Sperman
Leslie Brecht
B. of A. T
Daniels Park
King of Smugglers Sentenced to Jail in Egypt
Mohammed al Nafei, described as king of drugs in the Near East, and four accomplices received five-year terms and heavy fines in Cairo. The case exposed a vast, well organized illicit network spanning ships, camel trains, airways, and chemical labs with ties to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed al Nafei
Near East
Jean
Nafei
Syria
Malta
Red Sea
Measure Restores Balance In Federal Aid System
The article analyzes how federal tax receipts and aid skew funding among states. It cites 1930 New York contributions versus aid, 1939 Wyoming receipts, and notes many states receive far less or more than they pay. A new relief measure, allocating 200 million on population, aims to rebalance support across states. Micarta, a durable building material from paper or cloth with resins, is introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York State
New York
Wyom
Ing
Union
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Jack Holt
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Pacific Coast
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