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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1938

Page

26

Young Boys Run Fifth Avenue Pop Company Venture

Five youngsters from Anderson Park create a pop stand business named Fifth Avenue Pop with a bond issue of 25 cents. They sold bonds to neighbors, bought two cases of drinks, plan expansion, and aim to save for law education while avoiding dividends this summer.

Ifth Avenue Anderson Park Bill Thompson G. K. Thompson Dave Warren M. R. Warren Charlie Kacena Helen Kacena Stark Fifth Avenue Pop Company Bill McKinley School Twentieth Street Fifth Avenue Thompson Warren Leo Kacena F. W. Orr Dave Don Warren Peter Salter George Lehman Jimmy Lick Twenty-first Street

Committees Named for Bankers Assn

Iowa Bankers association announces committees representing all bank classes and state regions. Cedar Rapids area members serve on agricultural auditing banking analysis tax education federal reserve and other panels chaired by named bankers across Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Anamosa Monona Monticello Postville Guttenberg Iowa City and Decorah. Goat milk is more easily digested than cow milk.

Des Moines Iowa Bankers Association E. A. Ebersole Keokuk Cedar Rapids H. N. Boyson H. Lee Huston Columbus Junction L. D. Murfield Anamosa H. T. Orr Monona H. R. Young Arlingon Frank C Welch W. A. Kneeland Postville C. J. Adam Guttenberg B. S. Summerwill Iowa City J. Yvo Floetchinger DeWitt Federal Reserve Committee H. M. Carpenter, Jr Monticello F. D. Williams C. L. Rigby Stanwood Fred J. Figge Ossian R. B. Figge Paul Groszkruger Belle Plaine W. P. Ronan Decorah B. Frank Thomas Traer Postal Savings Committee J. R. Vermazen Chelsea P. G. Folvay Norway

Roosevelt Playground Meet Wins Big in Inter-Neighborhood Meet

The annual playground track meet drew eleven of thirteen grounds with Roosevelt topping the field at 56 points. Sinclair 45, Harrison 44, Riverside 30, Kenwood 18, Arthur 13, Lincoln 8 44, Daniels 6, Jackson 5, Whitlam 3, Bever 2. Events were split with track at Roosevelt and field at Arthur. top finishers earned trips to Chicago for a traveling trophy competition.

Roosevelt Field Arthur Field Chicago Cedar Rapids Midwest Roosevelt Sinclair Har Rison Riverside Kenwood Arthur Lincoln Daniels Jackson Whitlam Bever Firat Dick Lewis Harrison Roy Lee George Bartholomew Mary Little Eleanor_ Kolar Helen Novak John Fiessler George Miller Levi Lemley Gertrude Steleer Clara Johnson Marjorie Lyons Beyer Flist Russell Ferguson Gilbert Pattie Fred Miller Juanita Day Gladys

Riverside Dominates Juvenile and Junior Relay Events

Meet results list multiple first places for Riverside across juvenile junior and intermediate relay categories. Winners include Innis, Farmer, Lee, Black, Zamistal, Lemley in 300 yard relay. Jackson led juvenile 240 yard relay. Roosevelt and Sinclair-led teams also secured top spots in 450, 360, and 600 yard events with times ranging from 1 minute 13 seconds to 40.9 seconds for sprints, plus several stick and jumping events with distances up to 20 feet 742 inches.

Thompkins Sinclair Gertrude Hoyle Riverside Innis Farmer Lee Black Zamistal Lemley Harrison Lincoln Jackson Kohl Hawkins Bacher Bitzer Power Roosevelt Daniels Sheriff Konen Sample Lemkuhl Fressier Stelcer Kistler Day Malitia Ferguson George Johnson Carr Moore Binkey Cole Grubb Waite Staples Jones Hinson Stick Helen Waite Mary Ludlow Kenwood Joyce Engler Arthur Betty Voverka Pirst Bob Ennis Bill Wahl John Sbebern Fred Biseel Virell Sheriff Dick Fetereisen Kenneth Marsh Earl Carr Leo Engler Jack Kish Bob Brem Bob Zack Buddy Boyle Bob Cory John Marsh Stanley Mohrbacher Jack Jackson Bever Jack Robertson Arthur Moore Fred Hassel Bob Hassel Lee Bailey Tom Shannon Bernie Webster Emory Sample Charles Harris Fred Schwarz Otto Hawk Basil Harris Maxine Kinney Patricia Cahalan Serene Blivas Ruth Kephart Minerva Cole Lorna Jones

Republican Steel Leader to Testify on Little Steel Strike

Tom Girdler will testify at the Senate civil liberties committee hearings on last year’s Little Steel strike. The Republic Steel board chairman, a foe of CIO leader John L. Lewis, is expected the week after next, under subpoena for some time as the committee recessed until Wednesday. La Follette wrapped five days of hearings detailing Republic police activity in labor espionage.

Washington LLP Republic Steel Corporation Board Tom Girdler Senate Civil Liberties Committee Girdler CIO John L. Lewis la Follette Republic

All Lost Through Sneeze Of Private

Fort Sheridan unit inspection ends with a sneeze causing a shift in honors as company G wins the yellow streamer over sneezed company F. The incident centers on a private whose loud sneeze disrupts the ceremony and alters the awards.

Fort Sheridan

Anarchy in Iowa and Hitler in Czechoslovakia clash in forum letters

The issue prints two letters to the Gazette: one by C.V. Unsimi asserting society must provide living opportunities and condemning strikes as archy, and another by a Czech-German observer warning against Hitlerism and praising Czechoslovakia's constitutional freedoms while noting German oppression elsewhere.

German Leaders Dismissed as Unfit for Office

A city reader letter criticizes German leadership, stating the people are harmed by bloodshed and that the German populace has always been respected, but the leaders belong in asylums rather than in government. The note is signed by Louis Wokoun of the city.

Louis Wokoun

Mount Mercy College marks centennial observance

Mount Mercy junior college completed a year long centennial celebration for the Dubuque diocese and the Sisters of Mercy, tying to Cedar Rapids arrival. The program included solemn mass, a dramatic art banquet, and benediction, with commemorations for three sisters’ silver jubilees.

Mount Mercy Junior College Dubuque Sisters of Mercy Cedar Rapids Park Avenue van Buren Street Third Avenue Seventh Street Immaculate Conception St. Wenceslaus St. Matthew’s Elmhurst Drive J. Conroy Sacred Heart Hall M. Tracy J. Goodman St. Berchman’s Marion Mary Immaculate Beitermann Mary Alacoque Ferreter Mary Muriel Sullivan

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