Complete Roosevelt High murals show senior projects
At Roosevelt High School seniors Carol Selby Bill Brazauski and Merrel Keyes created murals for their art projects. Selby finished four seasonal panels for the faculty dining room, Brazauski painted Preventative Medicine, and Keyes completed a desert scene in the chemistry lab under instructor Margaret Danielson.
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Roosevelt High School
Carol Selby
J. H Anderson
Twentieth Street NW
Bill Brazauski
Mary Brazauski
Third Street
Merrel Keyes
A. G. Keyes
Eleventh Street
Margaret Danielson
Miss Danielson
Eee
Gazette
Miss Selby
East Iowa Towns See Building and Business Shifts
Anchester sees Western Auto store occupy the old Myron Bushnell grocery site on East Main. Schultz Brothers plan larger quarters by connecting two adjoining stores on South Franklin. Conkey drug store moves to Trading Post space. Woodrow Lint relocates to Carruthers building after basement tavern ban. Elton Roe moves tavern upstairs as basements banned. Hopkinton remodels Reeve building. May Cold Storage and Locker plant to open. Elwood sees June 1 moving day with multiple ownership changes. Wellman builds a new Midwest Petroleum super-service station. Strawberry Point residents sell home and grocery stock. Oxford Junction doctor departs. Dysart moves office upgrades.
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Anchester
Grant Collins
Cedar Rapids
Western Auto Associate
Mary Tubbs
East Main Street
Myron Bushnell
Schultz Brothers
Hubert Carr
South Franklin Street
Conkey Drug Store
Trading Post
Woodrow W. Lint
Erated
Meggenburg
Carruthers
Elton G. Roe
Harry G Utley
Hopkinton
Reeve
A J Wirth
Maquoketa
W T Bright
Hahn Buys Homes on 34th St NE and 2428 A Ave NE
R W Hahn purchased the house at 420 Thirty Fourth Street NE from William E Hughes. W G Pappenius bought 2428 A Avenue NE from L C Burdick of Iowa City. Both deals handled through A A Doolittle and company.
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R. W. Hahn
Thirty-fourth Street
William E. Hughes
W. G Pappenius
A Avenue
L. C. Burdick
Iowa City
A. A. Doolittle and Company
Local Rentals Move In As Cedar Rapids Welcomes New Residents
Newcomer Rentals announces tenants moving into Cedar Rapids properties. Rents secured by Mal colm V Bolton for 367 Woodland Drive SE and other homes including 135 Twenty Sixth Street Drive SE and 1640 Park Avenue SE. Tenants arrive from Chicago Davenport Beatrice Austin and from out of state. several are connected with Northwestern Bell Royal Laundry and railway mail service. W. L. Martz moved from Austin Minnesota. Martz family took possession Tuesday.
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R. Menkemiller
Chicago
Woodland Drive
J. C. Landenberger
Menkemiller
American Meter Company, Inc
Malcolm V. Bolton and
Leila Jones
Austin, Tex
F. E. Wagner
Beatrice, Neb
Scrivner
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Wagener
Royal Laundry
Fred E Collard and Company
Grande Avenue SE
Charles L. Simon
W. L. Martz
Cedar Rapids
Austin, Minn
Martz
A. C. Garrels
Maywood, Ill
Third Street
Ben Russell
Garrels
Apartment Short Course At University Of Chicago In July
The Institute of Real Estate Management announces a two week case study course on apartment property management to be held at the University of Chicago from July 15 through July 27.
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Institute of Real Estate Management
The
National Association of Real Estate Boards
University of Chicago
Permits Granted Across The City In The Last Week
A week of permit activity lists numerous residents and firms filing for dwelling and garage work. Notable items include Wendl J Kroupa at 412 Eighth Avenue SE dwelling remodel, and Howard G Whitmore at 323 Thirty-seventh streets NE new dwelling and garage. The report aggregates many reroofs foundations and remodels with values ranging from fifty to several thousand dollars.
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Wendl J. Kroupa
Eighth Avenue
Chris Schamberger
Gwendolyn Drive
A. A. Risk
Sixth Street
Glenn Andrews
Seventh Avenue
Frank Doupnik
E Avenue
R. C. Shamberger
Eighteenth Avenue
Frank Crofta
Fourteenth Avenue
Monte Smith
Grace Blood
Third Street
Fred Kahl
Twenty-second Street
E. W. Steffen
1 Avenue NE
Robert A. Steggall
Stanley Procok
Nineteenth Avenue
Howard G. Whitmore
Thirty-seventh Streets
Wendl Bartosh
Seventeenth Avenue
Norman
Uwandrus
Twentieth Avenue
John Kriz
Eighth Street
G. A. Shores
Maplewood Drive
Frank Stepanek
Hamilton Street
Joseph Jandl
Mount Vernon
Yoad SE
WH McCann
BF Avenue
G. A. Hiland
Ninth Street
Dan McSwiggan
Nineteenth Street
Helen Murch
B Avenue NE
Charles Tichy
Second Street
Homeco Company
J Avenue
Dwelling Foundation
John Young
Tenth Street
Mike Miller
Merril L. Anderson
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
M. J. Foster
Washington Avenue
L. J. Klinger
Knollwood Drive
Gertrude James
A Avenue NE
John Raetz
George Durland
Stanley J. Stastny
L. L. Peterson
B Avenue
Barrs Buy Home From Wamsers on McKinley Street
Mr and Mrs Oliver C Wamser sold their bungalow at 609 McKinley Street SE to Mr and Mrs Duane Barr who took possession last Tuesday The Wamsers moved to an apartment at 1283 Third Avenue SE
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Oliver C. Wamser
McKinley Street SE
Duane Barr
Wamsers
Third Avenue SE
Formal Garden Of Annuals Quickly Grown From Seed
A rented or newly acquired home suits a simple formal garden grown from seed. An axis centered on a porch with mirrored side plantings creates balance. Use fragrant alyssum and nicotiana to attract evening visitors, with other flowers and color schemes available.
Tulip season closes but memories linger for gardeners
The Tulip Season Closes Flowers and Gardens notes a rich display from late flowering doubles and lily type tulips with varieties such as Bleu Celeste and White Cross. It urges careful bulb care, optional narcissus plantings, and strategic timing for removal and replanting while noting uncertain Holland imports.
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Alaska
Tschigorin
Carrara
Cherbour
Planting Tulips and Seeds for Next Year Bloom
Dry bulbs in a cool ventilated place and store in dry peat or boxes. Replant in October or November in prepared soil with leaf compost. Roots grow to absorb nutrients. stem rooting lilies need rich soil. Start seeds of perennials like foxglove Canterbury bells tunaria and sweet rocket now for next year's bloom. July August sowings yield little.
Roosevelt weighs nationwide council of internal defense
President Roosevelt considered forming a nation wide council of internal defense urged by Dies to enlist public eyes and hands against subversion. Veterans and patriotic groups would supplement official agencies in the drive, while FBI reshuffles moved agents to emphasize training and national defense investigations.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Council of Internal Defense
United States
Dies
Tex
War Veterans and Patriotic Society
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation and
Secret Service
Edgar Weaver
FRE
G-men
Woodring and Johnson Feud Supposedly Erased by Defense Expansion
The Army and Navy Journal said differences between Secretary of War Woodring and Assistant Secretary Louis Johnson were ended as defense expansion raised duties. It cited their joint attendance at Woodring's birthday dinner, the first social event both attended since Johnson became assistant secretary three years ago.
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Washington
Army and Navy Journal
War Woodring
Louis Johnson
War Department
Mro
Mere Johnson
Woodring
Johnson
The
American Legion
Reich Bans News From Her Enemies
Germany imposes a nationwide ban on news from enemy countries with penalties including imprisonment or death. Indirect communications from enemy nations may be allowed by general headquarters.
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Reich
Berlin
INS
British Ambassador to Belgium Reported Missing
New York AP dispatch says Sir Launcelot Oliphant veteran diplomat and former ambassador to Belgium is missing after a radio report picked up by CBS broadcasting Saturday night.
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New York
Launcelot Oliphant
Belgium
Radi
CBS
Marshall urges guard power for quick militia mobilization
Gen. George C. Marshall warned of dangerous western hemisphere developments requiring spare troops for rapid transfer. He noted Roosevelt seeks authority to call the national guard, while Congress voices skepticism and questions legality and neutrality enforcement amid fears of fifth column activity in Brazil, Uruguay, and Mexico.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Roosevelt
Congress
National Guard
Marshall
South America
Brazil
Uru Fia
Mexico
Austin
Matton
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Newcomer Rentals
Ele. K. Cornell
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Smulckoff
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Modern Homes
Urnience
Wilson Ave
Dial
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Guinca
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van Zyt
Queen of the
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Ed Soboda
Cedar Rapids Fuel CO
FBI
Marotd Nathan
Music Ho Glogs
Asasinni
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KE Foxworth
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Charer
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Chargse
Earl 2 Wrenn
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Fairbanks Morse
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