Screen tests begin for Cedar Rapids contest entrants
Motion picture trials for the first group of girls in the Screen Opportunity contest open at the Paramount stage tonight hosted by Paramount theater and The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Winners and runners up receive prizes and will travel to Chicago for further tests and events with the Lake Shore Drive suite connection to royalty.
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Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Paramount Stage
William Catlow
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Paramount
Chicago
National Screen Studios
Publix Balaban
Katz
Lake Shore Drive
Queen Marie
Roumania
E. Morrison
Lake
Nurses Named As Judges In Baby Beauty Contest
Three St Luke's hospital nurses will judge a baby beauty contest at Kline's department store near the Paramount theater on July 26 27 and 28. Judges Opal Cook Pearl Hermanstraser and Anna Kjollivik will select winners from photographs with no names shown. First prize is five dollars in merchandise and second prize is two dollars fifty cents in merchandise.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Kline’s Department
Paramount Theater
Opal Cook
Hold Suspects In Sioux City Night Watchman Slaying
Sioux City police held Dick Olson and Harry Lund in jail Tuesday as suspects in the slaying of 59 year old Willard Callicott, the night watchman at a seed company plant, killed Monday night.
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Sioux City
Dick Olson
Harry Lund
Willard Callicott
Ellsworth Fugate Marriage Ties Troy Mills and Aberdeen
Mrs. Julia Fisher announces the marriage of her son Harold Ellsworth to Miss Helen Fugate of Aberdeen South Dakota. The ceremony occurred July 10 in Aberdeen. The former Troy Mills resident and the new Mrs. Ellsworth will reside in Huron South Dakota where Harold works as a creamer.
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Troy Mills
Julia Fisher
Harold Ellsworth
Helen Fugate
Aberdeen
S. D
Michael Arlen Seriously Injured in St Tropez Car Crash
Anglo Armenian author Michael Arlen remains in serious condition after an automobile accident near St Tropez Sunday. Doctors report a possible brain injury and he is being treated at a hospital.
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Nice
INS
Michael Arlen
St. Tropez
Arlen
George T. Hedges Celebrates 50 Years as Cedar Rapids Realtor
George T. Hedges, 80, longtime president of The Hedges Company, marks fifty years in real estate begun at the same Dows corner. He started at $35 a month with James Young, later forming Hayford, Hedges and Barber, then The Hedges Company. His sons Harry T. and Horace G. Hedges are now vice presidents.
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George T. Hedges
Dows
University of Iowa
Hedges
Geneva
Neb
Iowa
Tipton
Cedar Rapids
James ©. Young
Young
W. F. Hayford
E. C. Barber
Hayford, Hedges and Barber
George T. Hedges and Company
Hedges Company
Harry T
Horace G. Hedges
Farm Board blamed for high costs and market loss
Hugh A. Butler, president of the National Grain and Feed Growers association, told a Shenandoah audience that repeal of paternalistic legislation is essential for prosperity. He argued the agricultural marketing act caused 25 cent to 1.00 wheat gaps and that farm board actions cost the nation through lost trade channels and markets. He criticized cooperatives allied with the Federal Farm Board as a chain of Delaware corporations owned and controlled by the board.
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Shenandoash
United States
Hugh A. Butler
Omaha
National Grain and Feed Growers Association
Butler
Farm Board
Federal Palk Board
Delaware
Community Night at Whittam Park Planned This Week
A Wednesday evening program at Whittam Park playground Fifth street and 8B avenue NE will feature motion pictures starting 4 28 followed by music. John Roderiguez Richard Mendoza and Joe Arce played Spanish music last week.
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Whittam Park
Fifth Street
Avenue
John Roderiguez
Richard Mendoza
Joe Arce
Harrison and Roosevelt
Ida May Dunlap
Whitlam
Children's Hospital
Iowa City
Augustine Murillo
Phyllis Murillo
Harry Brim
Hubert McBroom
Natalie Schoen
Alyce Salome
Clarence Mourns Charles Yock in Clarence
Funeral services were held for 81 year old Charles D. Yock at the Presbyterian church with burial in Diamond cemetery. He died Saturday at home of heart trouble and is survived by his widow and six sons in Clar ence Sioux City Cushing Alta Hominy Okla.
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Clarence
Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Yock
A. J. Fike
Diamond
Mr. Yock
Harry
Will
Fred
Sioux City
Frank
Cushing
Charles A., Jr
Alta
Loren
Hominy
Oklo
Roger
Ray Bell
Raymond
Will Wagamon
Arvid
Jean
Junior
Lloyd Bull
Marjorie
Marvin
Delmar Bull
Mark Schafer
Virginia
Juanita
Cloyd Small
Marlyn
Roy C. Miller
Clifford
Edith
Edward
Pauline
Irvin Curl
Frances
Robert
Harold
Russell Plecker
Everett
Lloyd
Ferne
Dora
Lilah
John Oldaker
John Wasson
Jasper
Leonard
Maquoreta
Asa D. Reel
Reel
Independence
John A. Primus
F. E. Hamlin
Mr. Primus
Stevens
Wis
C. A. Primus
Buchanan County
Emma Clue
Ralph W
Cherokee
Orrin Land Delphia
Gertrude Stumma
Brandon
Last actions by Judge Ellison at Jones county court
Judge Ellison adjourned the Jones county district court with rulings on a bank's claims and guardianship. Frank Porter and Mary Porter were not entitled to pre ference but received depositor claims. Ruth Henry minor guardian was paid, discharged, and bond released. Stella Hertchen Snyder case receiver may settle 1932 rent per enrolled order.
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Anamosa
F. O. Ellison
Jones County District Court
Frank At
Mary Porter
L. A. Andrew
Cee Oe
Banking
Citizen’s Savings Bank of
Olin
Ruth Henry
Stella Hertchen Snyder
J. W. English
Yeggs Crack Two Safes and Steal $200
Police report two safe-cracking incidents in the city. Home Lumber Co office broken into before 6 p.m. Tuesday. investigators found a broken window, knocked-off combination, scattered contents, and prints taken by fingerprint expert Robert Hopwood. About $15 stolen from Savoy cafe. and a Ford with license 57-10576 stolen from Bunny baseball park amid multiple nightly thefts.
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Home Lumber Company
B. Harrington
Furthe
Tan
Harrington
Ing
Home Lumber Com
Robert Hopwood
Safecracker
Rogues Gallery
Savoy Cafe
Third Street NE
Stolba
Hrabetin
Roy Serovy
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Bunny Baseball Park
Delayed Evacuation of Bonus Barracks Near Capitol
Police action to evacuate the bonus marchers on Pennsylvania avenue again stalled as treasury department funds and orders were not issued. About 2,000 veterans remained on site with workers waiting, while a steam shovel was readied but not deployed. Metropolitan police guarded the White House area as a precaution.
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Washington
Treasury Department
George W. Rhine
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Shantown
Pelham D. Glassford
Walter W. Waters
Waters
Veterans’ Forces
Edward Keyes
Treasury
Glassford
Rhine
White House
Sliver Fatal in Marshalltown Boy’s Death
Wen dell Filer aged 6 died in Marshalltown from lockjaw caused by a sliver that pierced his foot ten days earlier. The incident led to medical complications and his passing on Tuesday.
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Marshalltown
Wendell Filer
Iowan To Be Named Head Of Shriners At Frisco Convention
Earl C. Mills of Des Moines Iowa is slated to be elevated from deputy imperial potentate to imperial potentate at the Shrine convention in Frisco succeeding Thomas of Houston. The three day gathering will feature a public Mardi Gras of industry while the imperial council meets in private to handle business.
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Shriners
Frisco
San Francisco
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Earl C. Mills
Des Moines
Thomas of
Houston
Chicago
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Kline Store
Says Farm Board
U.S
Iowa News
T. F. Barker
Crawfordsville
Jeanette Mann
E. D. Miller
Wellman
West Clasier
Ands. Washingto
Lynch Service
Second Street
Yeggs
McGuire
Marshall
Simon
Bonus Barracks
Goodyear
Pras
Paey
Pathfinders
Allen Motor CO
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Rude Auto CO
Dial
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