Roosevelt Flags No Man's Land in Court Rulings on New Deal
President Roosevelt tied the New York minimum wage ruling to a broader constitutional reform debate. He warned that if both federal and state governments lack power, a No Man's Land could block action on major economic issues. House Republicans and Democratic allies weighed political impact as public readings of three court decisions circulated.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
White House
New York State
No Man's Land
NRA
New York
Hamilton Fish
N. Y
Fish
Democratic Party
House
National Republican
United States
Justice Butler
Hughes
Stone
Cedar Rapids To Host New United Air Lines Route
United Air Lines officials interview Cedar Rapids leaders about adding an Omaha to Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Chicago flight on an experimental basis. Local investment raises funds for runway extensions lighting and waiting room redecor, with nine more acres to be leased and preliminary contracts discussed.
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Air Lines and Commerce Department
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
United Air Lines
Omaha
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee
Frank E. Young
Frank K. Hahn
Dan Hunter
Harold Rowe
Ralph A. Reed
B. C. Voight
John Drabelle
Chester Meyers
Ben Tait
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Dave Williams
Elmer Holloway
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
A. L. Kill
NEW Air Line
Mr. Rowe
Chicago- Omaha
Des Moines
George W. West
Air Lines Inspection Bureau
M. H. Goodnough
J Street
Air Lines
Hunter
Salt Lake City
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
United
Father and Son Banquet Set for June 9 at Community Hall
The Brotherhood of the Methodist church schedules a father and son banquet on June 9 at 7 30 p m at the Community hall. Committee members include C C Berry Henry Roselle and William Mikulecky with a program of music invocation address and benediction led by Rev J Bruce Eyestone Dr W G Rowley of Mount Vernon speaks. Ladies Aid lists menu dining room and kitchen duties with many volunteers.
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Bertram
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
C. C. Berry
Henry Roselle
William Mikulecky
J. Bruce Eyestone
Delbert Clark
Harold Lerner
W. G. Rowley
Mount Vernon
Eyestone
Ladies Aid Society
Fred Lake
James Blaine
George D. King
Amos Berry
Floyd Kitchen
Clair Stoneking
Joseph Mikulecky
G. R. Jorgenson
Tillie Kramer
Perry Knapp
Pearl Berry
Catherine and
Charlotte Berry
Ruth Mikulecky
Paul Knapp
Helen Roselle
Wheatland Legion Auxiliary Elects Leaders
Mrs. Leonard Ahl was reelected president at the Legion auxiliary meeting in Wheatland. Officers chosen include First vice president Mrs. Carl Missel, Second vice president Mrs. Walter Fox, secretary Mrs. Elmer Riedesel, treasurer Mrs. Edward M Hamdorf, chaplain Mrs. C. A. Minnert, and sergeant-at-arms Miss Tracy Schnieder. Executive committee members are Mrs. Melvin Dennie, Mrs. Anna Rothbart and Mrs. Charlec Heriard.
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Wheatland
Leonard Ahl
The
Legion Auxiliary
Carl Missel
Walter Fox
Elmer Riedesel
Edward M Hamdorf
C. A. Minnert
Tracy Schnieder
Melvin’ Dennie
Anna Rothbart
Charlec Heriard
Zioncheck May Be Taken To Maryland Private Hospital
Washington AP report says friends seek transfer of Rep. Marion A. Zioncheck from Gallinger to a private Maryland sanitarium though date unclear. Dr. Gilbert will need two days for a mental exam. officials have not confirmed the transfer. Zioncheck, in good spirits, spoke of eating and joked about a Texas murder witness, then said he would run again. His wife Mrs. Zioncheck pledged to stand by him.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Gallinger Hospital
Maryland
Joseph C. Gilbert
Zioncheck
Texas
Poland marks tenth anniversary of Moscicki presidency
Warsaw observed the tenth anniversary of Ignacy Moscicki's presidency as officials and citizens gathered to honor the long serving leader and his role in shaping postwar Poland. The event highlighted his enduring influence on government and national identity.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ignacy Moscicki
Court House News Judge awards Linn county shares in partition decree
In district court Judge H. C. Ring issued a partition decree Wednesday awarding 3 969ths of Linn county property to the action's parties. George W. Schley held 182 parts. Remaining shares include Bert Herring and family 49, Neola Herring 49, Glendora Herring 49, Webster Herring 49, Evelyn Herring 49, Anna Binko 546, Joseph Kubicek Jr 546, James Kubicek 546, Emma Frantir 546, Charles Kubicek 693, Gladys Topinka 52, Susie Schley 52, Ida Henik 52, Rosie Knapp 52, Walter Schley 52, Raymond Schley 52, Howard Schley 52. F N Stepanek named referee.
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H. C. Ring
Linn County
George W. Schley
Bert Herring
Neola Herring
Glendora Herring
Webster Herring
Evelyn Herring
Anna Binko
Joseph Kubicek, Jr
James Kubicek
Emma Frantir
Charles Kubicek
Gladys Topinka
Susie Schley
Ida Henik
Rosie Knapp
Walter Schley
Raymond Schley
Howard Schley
F. N. Stepanek
Cargins Appeal Supreme Court Over Foreclosure Possession
F D Cargin and Hazel B Cargin appeal to the state supreme court after Judge Clark sustained motions against them in a foreclosure case brought by R M DeCastello and Anna M DeCastello. The Moratorium extension was terminated last October and the Cargins began suit to retain possession until March 1 1937. An injunction issued then was dissolved and the decree was returned for the DeCastellos in July 1932.
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F. D. Cargin
Hazel B. Cargin
Cedar
Rapids
R. M. DeCastello
Anna M. DeCastello
State Supreme Court
A. B. Clark
Cargins
Divorces Granted in District Court by Judge Ring
Cruel and inhuman treatment grounds lead to divorces for Alma E Hardy from Charles L Hardy 38 married Feb 22 1928 Hubert Wood 21 from Mildred Wood married Sept 1 1933 and Sarah Ellen Williams from James Williams 59 married Sept 14 1935 Wood awarded custody of a minor child.
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H. C. Ring
Alma E. Hardy
Charles L. Hardy
Hubert Wood
Mildred Wood
Sarah Ellen Williams
James Williams
Wood
Nebendahl Held in Minnesota on Check Charge
Freeborn county officials took Wesley Nebendahl aged 23 of Cedar Rapids to Minnesota early Wednesday. Sheriff James H. Smith said he was informed Nebendahl was wanted there on a check charge after being picked up Tuesday evening at the request of Minnesota officers.
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Freeborn County
Minn
Wesley Nebendahl
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
James H. Smith
Nebendahl
Poslam touted in divorce and debt court notices
Notices report Bessie J. Blazek seeking divorce from James Blazek on cruelty grounds, married in Mandan, N. D. July 25, 1917. H. M. Martinson seeks $4,060.14 as a priory lien in three suits against Larimer and Shaffer, Inc. Cedar Rapids. Home Owners' Loan Corp. seeks $2,671.56 in a secured note case against Louis W. Jonas and Florence M. Jonas. Judge H. C. Ring presides.
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Bessie J. Blazek
James Blazek
Mandan
N. D
H. M. Martinson
Larimer and Shaffer, Inc
Cedar Rapids Sand and Stone
C. Paulson
Paulson Electrical Construction Company
American Trust — Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
The
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation of
Washington, D. C
Louis W. Jonas
Florence M. Jonas
Perpetual Savings and Loan Sues Kaiser Couple
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association obtained a default judgment for 1686.13 in a secured note suit against George W Kaiser and Lettesia Kaiser. The case details show a creditor seeking liquidation of collateral to satisfy the debt.
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Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
George W. Kaiser
Lettesia Kaiser
Dress Rehearsals For Coe Senior Class Play
Dress rehearsals for The Women Have Their Way at Coe College Little Theater prepare for the final Coe Playhouse offering of the year as part of the fifty fifth commencement program. Directed by Kent Andrews the modern Spanish comedy features a group of women schemes to marry an unwilling suitor with a single set designed by students. Cast includes Marjory Wright Robert Frederick Eleanor Galloway Elizabeth Jacus Wanda Brown Delores Andre Sarah Palmer Frank Humphreys Gayle Schroeder Lois Smith Gordon Kaye Beth Courtney Donald Zimmerman Charles Shedd with Audrey Noble heading the building crew and Sara Huntington heading the properties committee. Alice Thompson Wade Patterson supervise costume and lighting crews.
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Coe College
Little Theater
Coe Playhouse
Coe
Kent Andrews
Playhouse
Marjory Wright
Robert Frederick
Eleanor Galloway
Elizabeth Jacus
Wanda Brown
Delores Andre
Sarah Palmer
Frank Humphreys
Gayle Schroeder
Lois Smith
Gordon Kaye
Beth Courtney
Donald Zimmerman
Charles Shedd
Audrey Noble
Sara Huntington
Alice Thompson
Wade Patterson
Rural Schools to Hold Graduation Exercises Friday Afternoon
Linn county rural school eighth grade graduation will be Friday at 2 p.m. in Benjamin Franklin high school auditorium. Certificates will be awarded to 225 children and about forty will receive the I scholarship award from the state department of instruction. Miss Lulu B Secrist county superintendent will preside with readings vocal and instrumental solos and other presentations.
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Linn County
Benjamin Franklin High School
State Department of Instruction
Lulu B. Secrist
Intl Harvester Cedar Rapids Branch Closed for McCormick Rites
The International Harvester branch in Cedar Rapids will be closed all day Thursday for funeral services honoring Cyrus Hall McCormick of Chicago. McCormick, 77, died Tuesday at his Lake Forest home and was president of the IH board. Dr. John Timothy Stone and Dr. Harrison Ray Anderson will lead the 2:30 p.m. services at Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago, with private rites at Graceland cemetery.
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International Harvester Company
Cedar Rapids
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Chicago
McCormick
Lake Forest
Ill
Associated Press
John Timothy Stone
Harrison Ray Anderson
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Deaths Mrs Clara J Tyson longtime Lisbon resident
Mrs Clara J Tyson widow of Charles W Tyson died at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown at 1 22 a m Wednesday after a long illness. Born December 1 1854 near Lisbon she married in 1877 and lived in Cedar Rapids Davenport To nopah and Garrison among others. Surviving are five daughters a son two sisters one brother nineteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be in Turner chapel at a time to be announced with calling hours available.
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Clara J. Tyson
Charles W. Tyson
Lisbon
Marshalltown
Cedar County
Mabel Mix
Davenport
E. S. Bates
Tacoma
Wash
le Roy Smith
Garrison
Frank Lemnbaugh
Otto Beall
Cedar Rapids
Edgar M. Tyson
Tonopah
Nev
Elsie Bradd
Guthrie Center
Emma Downing
J. M. Downing
Marble
Colo
Agnes
Frank
United Brethren Church
Turner Chapel
Will J Burgie Lived Local Music Figure Dies
Mrs Mae E Walsh of 507 First Avenue West reports her brother Will J Burgie died May 16 at Bell Memorial Hospital after more than a year of illness. Burgie, a former local resident, was active in city musical organizations.
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Mae E. Walsh
First Avenue
Kansas City
Will J. Burgie
Bell Memorial Hospital
Burgie
Hopkinton Banker A. J. Miller Dies After Operation
Funeral services were held at St. Luke's Catholic church for A. J. Miller 53 cashier of the Citizens State bank Hopkinton who died Sunday in a Rochester Minnesota hospital from a blood clot after convalescing from surgery. He organized the Hopkinton bank in 1932 and led civic efforts as Community club president. Survived by widow Clara and three daughters, with a late daughter and siblings in Nebraska. Burial in Dodge Nebraska.
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Hopkinton
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
A. J. Miller
Citizens State Bank of
Rochester
Miller
Citizens State Bank
K. of C
Des Moines
Catholic Order of Forester
Bohemian Lodge
Gladys Karns
Roma Gaughn
Gree
Dorothy O Day Granted Divorce From James O Day
Dorothy O Day of Tama was granted a divorce from James O Day by Judge C E Walters in district court. O Day must pay costs and property settlement jurisdiction is reserved for future action. Decree not filed. They married in December 1913 in Fort Dodge.
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Toledo
Dorothy O'Day
Tama
James O’day
C. E. Walters
O’day
Fort Dodge
League of Nations to Meet June 23 Over Ethiopian Crisis
The 56 nation league assembly is expected to convene in Geneva on June 23 to address the Italian Ethiopian dispute. A council session may precede it on June 22. Argentina pushes for action while Italy faces possible penalties or expulsion. Avenol plans to consult Benes and Eden on dates and agenda.
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League of Nations
League
League Council
Woodrow Wilson
Parliament of Nations
Italy
Europe
Argentina
Ethiopia
Joseph A. Avenol
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Assembly
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Mother and two children die in Marion fire
Mrs. Carl Stratton aged 21 and her children Robert 3 and Elsie 2 were burned to death after a coal oil stove exploded sparking the blaze in Marion Indiana on Wednesday.
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Marion, Ind
Carl Stratton
Robert
Elsie
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