Change Boundaries of Ten Precincts in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids city council moved an ordinance to redraw ten voting precinct boundaries before the November general election and future elections. The measure, tied to a permanent registration system, aims to equalize population across precincts including the first second third fourth seventh ninth tenth eleventh twenty first and twenty second precincts. A map will be prepared by the city engineer and published with final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Three Men Sent To Jail For Thirty Days Over Fines
Justice G S Lightner ordered three men into county jail for thirty days in lieu of paying $100 in fines and costs. Herbert Boner 28 of 108 Sixth Avenue SW faced intoxication charges after an alleged threat to his estranged wife. Timothy Evans 25 of 412 Seventh Avenue SE was fined for pork larceny nabbed at the Sinclair plant. James Parks 31 of 846 Second Street NW was charged with stealing a boat owned by Frank Janda and arrested Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Lightner
Herbert Boner
Sixth Avenue
Timothy Evans
Seventh Avenue
Fifty Rock Island workers honor retiring Independence station agent
Fifty Rock Island railroad employees and their families joined about 200 attendees at a Delwein picnic honoring J. H. Rogers of Independence, who plans retirement next month after 52 years with the railroad. The Cedar Creek division provided gifts and a dinner at the Oelwein park with entertainment and a teakatenn of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Delwein
J. H. Rogers
Independence
Oelwein
Bathop Beach
Mr. Rogers
Cedar Eee
Railroa
City Council Transfers 28 Dollars Within Contingent Fund
City Treasurer M F Cox insisted on exact accounting as the council approved a formal resolution transferring 28.50 from the contingent fund to the same fund to pay for election precinct maps. Some members balked but supported the move to keep the city books straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cox
Clock System Restored at Memorial Building After Fire
City Hall clock watchers had faced two months of stopped clocks with most at 9 20. Council members saw the chamber clock run again and learned the whole system had been set alight after amid bickering by Mayor W H Stepanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
W. H. Stepanek
Speeders Net City 60 In Fines And The Costs
Five speeders faced Judge Thomas B Powell in police court and the city collected 60 in fines and costs. Verne Paul and Joe Stanek paid 15 and 10 dollars respectively, while Darrell Rowson W Miller each faced 10. Myron Suits and O C Schonberg were fined 2 each for parking without a rear light. Rudolph Kolda paid 2 for overtime parking The case mentions Louis Burgos and a council meeting remark about repairing a watch and the city electrical system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Powell
Verne Paul
Thirtieth Street
Joe Stanek
Cottage Grove Avenue
Darrell Rowson
Covington
W. G. Miller
Fifth Avenue
Myron
Twentieth Avenue SW
O. C. Schonberg
Eighth Street
Rudolph Kolda
Tenth Street SE
College Deprives Student of Religion Without Replacements
A quotation from Phillip E. Wentworth states that colleges often deprive a student of religion without offering any substitute. The remark critiques how higher education institutions can impact personal beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollege
Phillip E. Wentworth
Song Writer Weds Hollywood Lyricist in Virginia City
Song writer Herb Nacio Brown, recently divorced, married Jeanne B. Lochart, San Francisco lyric writer, in Virginia City Nevada on June 20. Brown authored hits including Wed of the Painted Dolls Singin in the Rain and Pagan Love Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ins
Herb Nacio Brown
Jeanne B. Lochart
San Francisco
Virginia City
Nev
Painted Dolls
Brown
Moderate quake detected by Georgetown seismograph
An earthquake of moderate intensity was recorded Monday by the Georgetown University seismograph. The quake occurred about 2,200 miles southwest of Washington, likely in the west coast region of Mexico, registering roughly half the strength of the June 3 quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown University Seismograph
Mexico
Kaiser Will Regain Power Declared by Son
In Leipzig the supreme court upheld the removal of the Prussian cabinet as legal. The court rejected the late ministry's injunction request to block the Von Papen cabinet from running Prussia while it reviews the emergency decrees ending Prussia's state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Supreme Court
von Papen
Prussia
Honor campers named at Wapsie Y by Frederick Kug
Readable segments cover two distinct items. First Kaiser Wilhelm fourth son August Wilhelm, a Hitler supporter, predicts a restoration of Prussian power and a new German empire amid the Reichstag campaign. Second Honor campers for Wapsie Y camping period are Gilbert Fjellman, Clark Gage, Collis Spencer, with several honorary campers and tournament winners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kug
United Press
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
German Republic
Prince August Wilhelm
Adolf Hitler
von Papen
Germany
August Wilhelm
Prussia
Russia
Hitler
Alfred Hagermberg
Hohenzollerns
von Hindenburg
Supreme Court
Wapsie-Y
Gilbert Fjellman
A. G. Fijellman
Second Avenue
Clark Gage
E. 8. Gage
Mason City
Collis Spencer
C. M. Spencer
Fourth Avenue
Sam Jackson
W. F. Jackson
Marion
Louis Picek
James Picek
Nineteenth Avenue
Don Mackey
Ann Mackey
Mallory Street
Richard Bishop
George Gable
Paul Keyes
Earl Lentz
Myron Bonsib
Bob Biahnik
Robert Warren
Clark Jennings
Howard Beals
LeRoy Swiser
Billy Holmes
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Networks
A dense list of radio programs across CBS NBC and ABC outlets outlines musicals, orchestras, comedies, and talk shows. Entries include Gloom Covert, Minstrels, Mille Brothers, Parade, Music That Talks, Surprise Package, and more with station tags WABC WGN WMT KMOX WJZ WEAF WHO KYW DDKA and times from :45 through 10:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee McLemore
CBS
WABC
Sam
WGN
NBC
WJZ
Lees
Janie Erch
WMT
Wmaq Radio Forum
KMOX
Donna
WJZ Kyw
EMBC
Wenr
Duchin Orch
WMT Ox
Reichman Orch
Edwin
Lawrence
WEAF
WEAP
Kate Smith
Cpa
Joe Opens
WGN Ean Winn_ WEAF
Phillips Lord
WMA
Walter O'Keefe
Denny Erch
CBB
Jones
Amos
Andy
WMAQ
Barlow Orch
Little Jack Littl
Stern Orch
Arnheim
Orch
Sea of Melody
Woo-Who
Clara
WFAA
Soprano
WMT Kmo
Breen and
de Rose
Ella Oppenmer
WoOc Who
Ore— Or Institute
Weaf Musical Dreams
Ben Alley
Tenor
Cnest Speaker
KMBC
WLW
Parmentier
Ove Weiss
WBBM
Kenneth Collins
Sissle
Can Edwards
ABC
Stebbins Boys
Ray Perkins
Morning Radio Schedule Snippet With Broadcaster Clips
The fragment lists a morning radio grid with programs and stations such as CBS NBC WABC WJZ and WMAQ. Entries include soprano performances, music segments, talk features and orchestral sets from 6:15 to 5:30 with multiple stations and host labels.
Picnic for Dokies and Guests at Ellis Park
Nearly 300 members of the Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters and D O K K with guests attended a Dokie picnic near the duck pond in Ellis park. The Dokie baseball team won two games against an Iowa City Knights of Pythias team and a program of races followed until a picnic stopper ended the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Phythias
Pythian Sisters
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Iowa City Knights of Pythias
Bright Spots In Business Outlook
United Press reports signs of recovery in the American business scene. Over 15,000 idle New England workers have returned to work as a result of a broad pickup, textiles and shoes leading hiring, with gains spreading to nearly a dozen other industries. The Commerce Department notes fewer business failures for the week ending July 16 and the largest jump in commodity prices since the downturn began. Car loadings rose by 85 144, gray iron output climbed, and steel activity increased by one percent. Several firms also reported higher earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New England
Department of Commerce
Washington
Gideons Hold Union Service At Center Point
Cedar Rapids Gideon camp led a union meeting of Methodist Evangelical and Christian churches at Center Point with speakers Robert Bates G A Perkins W C Kirchbeck and Paul Holtz. They will conduct services in Mechanicsville Waucoma and Edgewood with joint events at Backbone State Park as part of a summer outreach across Iowa churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Gideon Association
Center Point
Robert W. Bates
G. A. Perkins
W. C. Kirchbeck
Paul Holtz
Luther Fuhrmeister
Mechanicsville
Kirchbeck
Waucoma
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Gideon
Edgewood
Backbone State Park
Iowa Gideon
Governor Calls Meet To Discuss Iowa Relief Plans
Iowa relief plans for the approaching winter will be discussed at a conference called by Gov. Dan Turner in Des Moines. The preliminary gathering may lead to a statewide meeting to draft plans and review the federal relief bill and loan possibilities. An attorney general opinion will be sought. a new or restructured committee may lead unemployment relief efforts. About 25 residents of Des Moines are expected to attend the Tuesday session in the governor's offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dan Turner
Loeb Questioned Over Escape Plot Inside Joliet Prison
Richard Loeb serving life with Leopold faced intensive questioning after officials uncovered a 32 foot ladder buried near the prison greenhouse. Loeb, in charge of about a dozen convicts, supervised work on pipes and garden plots when the discovery was made.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Equalize Voting List
Rock Island
Council
City Hall
Rt We
Lorne A. Milne
Tame
Bier
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Speeders
Louis Burgos
Weds
Kaiser
Son
Cabin 3
Allen Remy
Bob Blahnik
Myroh Bonsib
Pud Moel
Cabin 1
Art Redel
Donald Dunbar
Junior Lentz
Ben Drahozal
Albert McCrary
Don Dunbar
Kenyon Kellogg
Richard Elliott
Howard Hutchings
Ben Drakozal
Richard Ellicott
Central City
John Winters
Elmer Nelson
Ted Monsager
Homer White
George Nissen
Page's Creek
Alex Sampson,Jr
Fred Henson
John Lindsley
Tom Herbeck
Dick Wildman
Harry Sample
Marshall Cohen
Marvin Chapman
Alex Sampson, Jr
Allan Remy
Larry Dennis
Willie Willis
Pug
I. Miller
Pincus and Tobias
Krippendorff
Dittmann
Arlington
Rebekah
Hawkeye
Fayette
West Union
Alpha
Maynard
Randalia
Gideons
Richard Loeb
Maytag
Newton
Tase
Maytag Co
S.E
Dial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!