Camp Friends Host Reunion At Dennis Home
Pleasant memories of their Snow White and Robin Hood era outings were recalled at a reunion of Camp Huaga girls Saturday afternoon. Mary Ellen Dennis and Patsy Jackson entertained on the Dennis home lawn with games and prizes, followed by refreshments. Attending were Woaura Skein Norma Lou Haegg Betty Jo Wilhlem Coleen Bedell Norma Jean Bedell Patsy Jackson and Mary Ellen Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow White
Robin Hood
Mary Ellen Dennis
L. D. Dennis
Avenue NW
Patsy Jackson
St. Louis
Dennis
Woaura Skein
Norma Lou Haegg
Betty Jo Wilhlem
Coleen Bedell
Norma Jean Bedell
Nine year old Dick North hosts birthday picnic at Bever Park
Dick North celebrated his ninth birthday Friday with twelve neighborhood friends at a Bever park picnic. Games and prizes followed a picnic supper prepared by Mrs. Worth with help from Patricia Held and Sally Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick North
E. J. North
Forest Drive
Bever Park
Worth
Patricia Held
Peter R. Held
Sally Collins
Donley S. Collins
Mrs Orr Hosts Lunch For New York Guest
Mrs Frank V. Orr entertained at a luncheon Thursday for Miss Worrie Weevil of New York City who is visiting her sister Mrs Leo Duster of Thirty second street and Oakland avenue NE. Out of town guests included Mrs Orrs sister in law Mrs James Weepie of Independence and cousin Miss Ida Cooper of Elwood City Pa visiting Mrs Orrs mother Mrs M A Smith of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Orr
Fifth Avenue
Worrie Weevil
New York City
Leo Duster
Thirty-second Street
Oakland Avenue
Alpha Gamma Delta members aid underprivileged children at Michigan camp
Misses Jean Erbe Ellen Snyder and Betty Winn of Alpha Gamma Delta left Friday for Jackson camp in Jackson Michigan to assist in caring for underprivileged children. The camp embodies the sorority's altruistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Erbe
Ellen Snyder
Betty Winn
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Jackson Camp
Jackson, Mich
Forbes MacKenzies Visit Holmes Household
Mr and Mrs Forbes MacKenzie of Sacramento formerly Cedar Rapids are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs George Holmes at 125 Twenty ninth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes MacKenzie
Sacramento
Cedar Rapids
George Holmes
Twenty-ninth Street
Rhodes Girl Hosts Roller Skating Party for 10th Birthday
Kathryn Rhodes daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Rhodes entertained Thursday at a roller skating rink party for her tenth birthday. After skating the group was served refreshments at the Rhodes home and gifts were presented. Attendees included Adel Wear Betty Morris Elaine Zarub Joree Chapman Jovonne Wear Janet Barrigar Elizabeth Barber Roberta Nicholas and Melda Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Rhodes
Roscoe Rhodes
K Avenue NE
Rhodes
Adel Wear
Betty Morris
Elaine Zarub
Joree Chapman
Jovonne Wear
Janet Barrigar
Elizabeth Barber
Roberta Nicholas
Melda Rhodes
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Elsie Jiruska At Neill Home
Miss Elsie Jiruska was honored at a Wednesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ervin Stepanek and Mrs. Donald Neill at 700 Sixth Street SW. Blue and white décor complemented the event where bridge prizes went to Miss Louise Gillis and Mrs. Harlan Snyder. attendees included Louise Gillis, Ann Coyle, Mae Snyder, Fred Hollands, Nina Merveaux, Helen Cleveland, Leota Bruns, and Edith Nelson of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jiruska
Eighth Street
Ervin Stepanek
Donald Neill
Neill
Sixth Street
Louise Gillis
Harlan Snyder
Ann Coyle
Mae Snyder
Fred Hollands
Nina Merveaux
Helen Cleveland
Leota Bruns
Edith Nelson
Iowa City
Big Needle Club Meets at Miss Armstrongs Home
Members of the Big Needle club gathered Thursday evening at 1407 Thirtieth street NE to hear Miss Leora Armstrong receive presentations. Plans were laid for a lawn party in August with Elia Belle Ferry, Gertrude Schomberg, De Jores Berghloff, Lenore Pesch, Elaine Janssen, Vera Bucy, Betty Hinds, Margaret Keeler, Betty Jo Stevens, and Katherine Keeler in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Needle Club
Leora Armstrong
Thirtieth Street
Miss Armstrong
Elia Belle Ferry
Gertrude Schomberg
de Jores Berghloff
Lenore Pesch
Elaine Janssen
Vera Bucy
Betty Hinds
Margaret Keeler
Betty Jo Stevens
Katherine Keeler
Mrs. Smith Honored at Shower Before Marriage
Mrs. Elmer Smith was honored Tuesday evening at a miscellaneous shower by Miss Agnes Serbousek at the Serbousek home 1406 M street SW. Gifts were given to the bride and 47 friends and relatives attended. She will wed in Immaculate Conception church on June 29, formerly Miss Rose Marie Serbousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Agnes Serbousek
J. F. Serbousek
M Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Mrs Robertson and granddaughter return from Minnesota trip
Mrs N. W. Robertson of 1909 Grande avenue SE and her granddaughter Sally Ann Carringer returned Friday after spending three weeks in Minneapolis and Little Falls Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Robertson
Grande Avenue SE
Sally Ann Carringer
Minneapolis
Little Falls
Minn
Laff-A-Lot Bridge Club Hosts Prize Winners
Mrs. James A. Lowe entertained Laff-A-Lot bridge club members on Thursday at 615 I Avenue NW. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Gardner Mrs. Jerry Sip and Mrs. Omer Olson. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Harold Walker 72314 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Lowe
I Avenue NW
Laff-A-Lot
Bridge Club
Paul Gardner
Jerry Sip
Omer Olson
Harold Walker
Third Street
Sulitanni Camp Fire Girls Plan Pool Visit
Sulitanni Camp Fire girls met at guardian Mrs. J. H. Fortune's home at 2423 Bever Avenue SE. They planned a swimming outing for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Marion pool and announced no Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulitanni
J. H. Fortune
Bever Avenue
Marion Pool
Birthday Club Meets at Louise Hoffman Luncheon
Mrs Louise Hoffman hosted the Birthday Luncheon Club at 1018 Ninth Avenue SE on Thursday. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Lelaes Omar, Mrs Mary Phillips, Mrs Leona Wiederkehr, Mrs Weber, and Mrs Myrtle Shelton. additional attendees included numerous named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hoffman
Ninth Avenue SE
Lelaes Omar
Mary Phillips
Leona Wiederkehr
Weber
Myrtle Shelton
Emily Larkin
Evelyne Simson
Opal Bliobenes
Edna Schleder
Ruby Mittlestedt
Edith Stone
Maxine Poole
Harriett Spencer
Marie Stahl
Mary Lee
Essie Poole
Opal Preston
Mary Donisthorpe
Arline Phillips
Mildred Phillips
Birthday dinner for Lorraine Van Veghten at 332 Fourth Ave SW
Lorraine Van Veghten hosted a birthday dinner Wednesday at her home 332 Fourth Avenue SW. Pink and white decor set the scene. Clyde Martin Byron Wilson and family joined, along with Sue Wilson, George Ruby, Alberta Northrup, Jack Martin, Mrs. E Lange of Cedar Rapids, Marcia Burgess, Ethel Hayes and Sylvester Moste k of Marion. Miss Northrup assisted. A dancing party followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine van Veghten
Fourth Avenue
Clyde Martin
Byron Wilson
Sue
George Ruby
Alberta Northrup
Jack Martin
E. Lange
Cedar Rapids
Marcia Burgess
Ethel B. Hayes
Sylvester Mostek
Marion
Miss van Veghten
Miss Northrup
Hines Hosts Westminster Church Picnic At Garden
Mr and Mrs Forrest Hines entertained the Huawi class of Westminster church at a picnic supper in their garden Friday evening assisted by Mr and Mrs George Wetzel. Twenty four members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Hines
Twenty-sixth Street
Westminster Church
George Wetzel
Mrs Peeples Hosts Housewarming For Mrs Kohl
Mrs C W Peeples held a housewarming at 318 Third Avenue SW on Wednesday night for Mrs Leon ard Kohl of 306 Third Street SW. Twenty four attended and a gift was presented to Mrs Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeples
Third Avenue
Leonard Kohl
Third Street
Kohl
Return from Vacation to Cedar Rapids
The Misses Ruth Bartling Beulah DeWalt Janet Goodfellow and Ann Kriz will return to Cedar Rapids Sunday evening after spending ten days at Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bartling
Beu-lah DeWalt
Janet Goodfellow
Ann Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Clear Lake
Girls Vacationing Five Leave for Lake Okoboji
Miss Faye Touro Miss Evelyn Steger Miss Lillian Balik Miss Elsie Leigh and Miss Nadine Patterson depart Saturday morning for a week long vacation at Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Touro
Evelyn Steger
Lillian Balik
Elsie Leigh
Nadine Patterson
Lake Okoboji
Vacation Returns From Clear Lake
Mrs RB Bureh and daughter Benny Jean of 1718 Park Avenue SE returned Wednesday after a week at Clear Lake. Another daughter Beulah will return from Clear Lake Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Bureh
Benny Jean
Park Avenue SE
Clear Lake
Beulah
Playground Titles Set in Ping Pong and Deck Tennis Competitions
City champions in ping pong and deck tennis were decided Friday at Arthur playground. Dennis Berry defeated Dick Brabbit for junior boys ping pong. Hope Hibben won senior boys ping pong. Minerva Cole captured girls ping pong. Lincoln’s Louis Valliere and Bob Stolba won boys ping pong doubles. Ruth Gephart and John Pappas won mixed doubles. Deck tennis titles went to Dwaine Shupp in junior boys and Bob Mitchell in senior boys. Doris Wage won girls deck tennis. Shupp and Dean Shupp won boys doubles. Jung johann and Bill Dahlen won mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Playground
West Side
East Side
Dennis Berry
C Avenue NE
Daniels
Dick Brabbit
Roosevelt
Hope Hibben
Sixth Street NW
Harrison
Jim Gillen
Minerva Cole
Eighth Street NE
Sinclair
Virginia Merkland
Lincoln
Louis Valliere
Nineteenth Avenue
Bob Stolba
Twentieth Avenue
Wayne Berry
Herbert Gallagher
Ruth Gephart
Avenue NE
John Pappas
Wilson Avenue
Gertrude Steiger
Bob Elliott
Dwaine Shupp
Twenty-sixth Street SE
Bever
Billy Birkicht
Bob Mitchell
Cavenue
Arthur
Emory Sample
Doris Wage
Jean Jungjohann
Dwaine
Dean Shupp
Arther Ko
Farley Boost Seen In O Connor Message
Rep John O Connor New York House Rules Committee chairman urged Democrats to stay mid line liberal and avoid reactionary or radical extremes. He praised Postmaster General James Farley as representative of sensible Democratic thought and read his message at a Seattle rally. Farley urged voting for a Roosevelt Congress to back Roosevelt policies and warned against Hooverism and privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
James A Farley
John O’connor
New York
House Rules Committee
O'Connor
Farley
Seattle
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Congress
Soldiers' Relief Commission adopts economy program
Linn county's soldiers' relief commission adopts strict economy to cap expenditures for 1938. Chair Frank Simon said receipts for six months were 12 924.16 while orders issued totaled 15 464.85. The levy is about 22 000 yearly for veterans and families, with roughly 65 cases on relief rolls. Simon seeks AG Mitchell guidance on using relief funds for installment contracts on homes. AG and County Attorney disagree on legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Frank Simon
Marion
Simon
John H Mitchell
Des Moines
G. K. Thompson
Attorney General
Thompson
Commission
New Dealer Andrews Named Wage Hour Law Administrator
Elmer F. Andrews, longtime New York industrial commissioner and New Deal ally, accepted Roosevelt’s appointment as administrator of the federal wage-hour law. He pledged cooperative enforcement and led wage-hour advocacy as head of the state labor department, having served with Roosevelt since 1929 and succeeding Frances Perkins in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York(ap
Elmer F. Andrews
New York State
Roosevelt
Andrews
State Labor Department
Frances Perkins
United States Secretary of Labor
Labor Board Orders Lone Star Bag to Reimburse Dues
The labor board in Washington ordered Lone Star Bag and Bagging Co in Houston Texas to reimburse its employer for 10 cent weekly dues paid through a checkoff system to a company union. The action targets irregular employee deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Board
Lone Star Bag and Bagging Company
Houston
Texas
Supreme Court in Dispute at Newton
The Newton case features Luther Carr arguing against the writ in a dispute over due process and contempt rulings. Justice Hamilton challenges delays and emphasizes that the court will decide on its merits. American delegates and the refugee belongings issue appear in nearby conference notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Newton
Luther Carr
Jasper County
W. H. Hamilton
Carr
Hamilton
Fuller
Hamilton and Sager
M.F. Donegan
Carl B. Stger
Ernest M. Miller
Judge remands Maytag injunction to Jasper County Court
Federal District Judge Charles A. Dewey remanded the injunction proceedings brought by Maytag against 106 CIO union members back to Jasper county district court after overruling union counsel's motion to reconsider. He said the matter lacks any basis for federal jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Charles A. Dewey
Newton Maytag Washing Machine Company
Jasper County District Court
Irving Schlessinger
A. B. Howland
Dewey
CIO
Maytag
Jasper County
Frank Bechly
Newton
Delaware
William Sentner
St. Louis
U S Observer Sent To Germany At Refugee Conference
In Evian France an American observer was dispatched to Germany at the end of a 32 nation refugee conference to study the potential refugee situation in greater Germany. Consul George Brandt represents the United States in this assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evian-Les-Baines
France
United States
Germany
George Brandt
American Foreign Service
Samuel Insull Dies in French Capital after Tumultuous Career
A veteran Chicago utility magnate, Samuel Insull, dies in France after a career spanning Edison links, vast fortune, and a dramatic 1930s exile. He built a massive empire, faced grand jury indictments, fled to Greece and Turkey, was twice sought for extradition, and was acquitted in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Insull
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Insull
France
Greece
Samuel
Martin
Federal
United States
Greek Supreme State Council
Turkey
Edison Properties
America
Chicago
Thompson
King George
Frank L. Smith
Railway Conductors celebrate seventieth anniversary in Cedar Rapids
John R. T. Rives editor of the Railway Conductor and Mrs. Rives hosted sixty seven ORC Cedar Rapids headquarters staff at Bishop's cafeteria for a watermelon cutting marking the 70th anniversary of the Order of Railway Conductors. Attending were J. A. Phillips C. S. Monmouth Joel E. Rogers F. H. Nemitz W. C. Shuttleworth T. M. Ingersoll and other executives. The ORC formed in Mendota Illinois on July 6, 1868 moved to Cedar Rapids ten years later and now lists seventy five staff with ownership of a five story Cedar Rapids building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. T. Rives
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Phillips
C. S. Montooth
Joel E. Rogers
F. H. Nemitz
Harry W. Fraser
W. C. Shuttleworth
T. M. Ingersoll
Rives
Order of
Mendota
W. P. Daniels
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
Order
City Briefs and Personals
Joseph Stepinsky aged 29 of Pro tivinla and Lillian Schroeder aged 23 of Marion were married Saturday by Justice H R Churchill. The Rev Samuel Morrow will conduct an 11 am service at Grande Avenue United Presbyterian church Sunday. Cancellation of the earlier announcement that no 11 am service would be held is noted. Raymond Coward of 1548 B avenue NE returned home Saturday after two weeks duty at Fort Riley Kaw. He is a lieutenant in the army cavalry reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stepinsky
Protivinla
Lillian Schroeder
Marion
Justice H. R. Churchill
Samuel Morrow
Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Raymond Coward
Avenue
Fort Riley
Kaw
Army Cavalry Reserve
Newhouse to Preach at Olivet Church Sunday
At Olivet Church the Rev. Clyde K. Newhouse will preach Sunday morning in the absence of the Rev. E. J. Wykle who will preach at Clarence. Newhouse's subject will be Gods Ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet Church
Clyde K. Newhouse
Olivet Presbyterian Church
E. J. Wykle
Clarence
W C O F Banquet Invitation At Sacred Heart Solon
Members of Sacred Heart court No. 727 W C O F are invited to the initiation and banquet at the parish hall in Solon Sunday at 2 p.m. Attendees may contact Mrs. Burke at 3 2361 or Mrs. Helen Convey at 2 7733 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Court
Solon
Burke
Helen Convey
Return of Mrs Payne From West Visit
Mrs. Richard S. Payne of 1914 Ninth Street SW returns from a two month Los Angeles visit with her mother Mrs. Lou Wallace and sisters Mrs. C. B. Swan and Mrs. O. C. Allison. She was summoned home due to her husband’s sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Richard S. Payne
Ninth Street
Los Angeles
Lou Wallace
C. B. Swan
O. C. Allison
Tendons Severely Lacerated In Workplace Accident
Charles Bartlett aged 53 of 307 Thirty third street NE suffered severe lacerations to tendons in his right hand when removing a pan from a refrigerator at the Wilson packing company plant where he works. He was treated at St. Luke's hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bartlett
Thirty-third Street
Wilson Packing Company
St. Luke's Hospital
New License Clerk Appointed in Cedar Rapids Territory
W. W. Kulish of 1507 Avenue NE becomes the driver license clerk in the Cedar Rapids territory succeeding William Maxon, who is transferred to Davenport. Kulish previously served in Des Moines and Sioux City. Highway Patrolman M. G. Swords at 1737 Fifth Avenue SE becomes examiner in charge in the local territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kulish
1507
Avenue NE
William Maxon
Cedar Rapids
Maxon
Davenport
Kulish
Des Moines
Sioux City
M. ,G. Swords
Fifth Avenue SE
Nazarene Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The Church of the Nazarene on K street and Fourteenth avenue SW lists a 9:30 a.m. morning preaching service Sunday. Sunday school at 10 30 a.m. Junior and N Y P S at 6 30 p.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. A cottage prayer meeting is planned Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Mary Manke Bealercourt SE and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
K_ street
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Mary Manke
Bealercourt
Dr Murray Speaks in Cedar Rapids and Vicinity
Dr A L Murray of Minneapolis former rector of St John s Episcopal Cedar Rapids will speak three times Sunday in Cedar Rapids and nearby He preaches at St John s at 9 00 and at Westminster Presbyterian at 10 55 The 7 45 p m session is at Shueyville Cedar Rapids resident James F Cowden leads music and choir at the evening service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
A. L. Murray
Minneapolis
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
St. John’s Episcopal
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Shueyville c
James F. Cowden
Five Cedar Rapids Residents Escape Injury in Marshalltown Collision
Five Cedar Rapids travelers bound for the state Republican convention in Des Moines escaped serious harm when cars driven by E W Lundquist, Linn County district court clerk, and a Marshalltown youth collided at a Marshalltown intersection. County Auditor Robert M Vesely and Tom McAllen suffered hand and head bruises respectively. Lundquist, Mrs Lundquist, and Mrs Vesely were uninjured. Both vehicles were moving slowly and the Cedar Rapids group continued to Des Moines after a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
E. W. Lundquist
Linn County
Marshalltown
Robert M. Vesely
Tom McAllen
B Avenue NW
Lundquist
Vesely
Senator Gillette Criticized for Pro-Roosevelt Ties in Gazette
In a mailed letter to The Gazette editor, H. L. Haase of 515 Thirty-fourth Street NE argues Senator Gillette shows 97 percent New Deal alignment, questions his objections to bills as bluff, and calls for Republicans to vote him out in November. He also labels Van Nuys of Indiana similarly, accusing wartime anti-Democratic party exposure as insincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Gillette
Roosevelt
van Nuys
Indiana
H. L. Haase
Thirty-fourth Street
City
Hickenlooper Named Lieutenant Governor Nominee In Iowa Rally
At the Iowa Republican convention the nomination for lieutenant governor went to Hickenlooper after Thompson withdrew. Des Moines young party leader I W Myers urged suspension of the rules. Milroy was elected state chairman with Vera Moss and Roy Sours reaffirmed in party posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
I. W. Myers
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Harry B. Thompson
Muscatine
Thompson
Nelson G Kraschel
Iowa
Kraschel
Francis Cutler
Boone
New State Central Committee
J. H. Milroy
Vinton
Milroy
Carl H. Cook
Glenwood
Vera Moss
Centerville
Roy J. Sours
Charles City
Births Reported Across Several Addresses and Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson 619 Seventh avenue SE July 9 a son. Ezra Wenner London a son July 15 St Luke's hospital. H C Rawson Vinton road a daughter July 15 St Luke's hospital. William Zahradnik Solon a son July 15. Harry Meredith 1659 Ellis boulevard NW a daughter July 16 St Luke's hospital. Walter Raver 120 Sixth street NE a daughter July 15 Mercy hospital. Alvin Wor Lisbon a daughter July 15 Mercy hospital. Dr and Mrs W H Kirkpatrick Sugarland Tex a daughter July 15 Sugarland. Mrs Kirkpatrick formerly Esther Smith daughter L J Smith 312 Six teenth street NE and Dr Kirkpatrick son Frank Kirkpatrick 125 Eleventh street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Anderson
Seventh Avenue SE
Ezra Wenner
London
St. Luke's Hospital
H. C. Rawson
Vinton Road
William Zahradnik
Solon
Harry Meredith
Ellis Boulevard
Walter Raver
Sixth Street
Mercy Hospital
Alvin Wor
Lisbon
W. H. Kirkpatrick
Sugarland
Tex
Probe charges Kentucky vote funds misused
Senate campaign expenditures committee opened probes into alleged misuse of funds in the Barkley Chandler Kentucky contest and seeks to finish before the August Democratic primary. The inquiry may cover relief funds and federal state money handling while other race probes and related inquiries expand to Pennsylvania Tennessee and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
A. B. “Happy” Chandler
Sheppard
Tex
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Chandler
Barkley
Social Security Board
Roosevelt
North Dakota
California
Gerald P. Nye
William Langer
Hosiery workers sign three year wage protection contract
The American Federation of Hosiery Workers and the Full Fashioned Hosiery Manufacturers of America reached a three year contract preserving current wage scales with no reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Hosiery Manufacturers of America
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that July 21 1938 at 9 o clock A M will hear an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Fannie Straketa Jate deceased for proof and admission to probate in the District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa dated July 15 1938 Edwin W Lundquist Clerk Chas L Benesh Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Fannie Straketa Jate
District Court
Cedar Raunds
Iowa
Edwin W. Lundquist
Chas. L. Benesh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank VY. Orr
Alpha Gam
Forbes Mackenzies
Holmes
Jiruska
Mrs. Smith
Minnesota
Laff-A-Lot Bridge Club
Okoboji
Nibby
London Zoo
State Department
Berlin
Vienna
Stuttgart
Hamburg
Myron C. Taylor
Nazi Germany
Reich
U. S
Oamuel Insull
Sion
Moscow
Istanbul
England
Edison
Chicago Edison Company
OR. C
Church of Nazarene
People’s Forum
Senate Committee
Bible Pavilion
Sixth Street SE
Seventh Avenue
R. T. Hudson
Helen N. Cain
William Betts
G. Holman
Joly City
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