Three Men Arrested Over Milk Bottle Exchange Violations
Three men, J R McRaith JF Elliott and Norman B Scert MecRatth ard Elliott, were arrested by a deputy sheriff and state inspector for using registered milk bottles without owner consent. Each man faced fines of 80 and 40 dollars respectively.
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Cedar Rapids
Multon Hand
State Fond
Inwa
J R McRaith
JF Elliott
Norman B Scert
Ard Elliott
Smee
Churchills
Scott
Troy
Duke and Duchess Windsor honeymoon scene aboard Orient Express
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor begin their honeymoon with a royal reception as crowds cheer at Milan. Police and detectives guard the couple on the Orient Express journey from Paris through Lausanne to Lake Geneva and Switzerland.
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United Press
England
Milan
France
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Trey
Laroche
Paris
Lake Geneva
Lausanne
Venice
Villach
Austria
Wasserleonburg Castle
Arnoldstein
International Sleeping Car Company
Alps
Savoy Alps
Switzerland
Chateau de Cande
Monts
Orient Express
Duke
Amber Presbyterian elects elders and church officers
Amber Iowa reports Philip Bailey Henry Holmes and Lloyd Robertson elected elders at the annual Amber Presbyterian meeting. Trustees named Ernest Anderson Eugene Bailey George Andrew. Secretary treasurer Mrs Eugene Bailey and pianist Mrs Ernest Andersen named.
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Amber
Amber Presbyterian Church
Philip Bailey
Henry Holmes
Lloyd Robertson
Ernest Anderson
Eugene Bailey
George Andrew
Ernest Andersen
Strawberry Point
Emanuels Lutheran Bible School
Jahr
Arnold Jahr
Delena Fredrick
Elsie Fredrick
Wanda Fuehr
Lavon Steward
Agnes Schuchmann
Hawkeyes Top Notre Dame 4 1 In Opening Series
Iowa defeated Notre Dame 4 to 1 in South Bend in the first game of a two game set. The article notes Iowa’s pitching and timely hitting as the key factors in securing the victory.
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South Bend
Ind
Iowa
Notre Dame
Fridis
Madon Stuart Wins Fastest Job On Radio Contract
Los Angeles report says 17 year old blonde Madon Stuart won the fastest job today by securing a weekly radio contract for two lines repeated twice a week. The announcement followed approval of her role amid a chorus of buzz about a dramatic theater future.
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Lis Angeles
Madon Stuart
Sige
Rak
Earhart Lands at Fortaleza on World Flight Leg
Amelia Earhart and navigator Capt. Fred J. Noonan arrived in Fortaleza Brazil aboard the silver 80 000 dollar flying laboratory at 2 55 pm CST following a flight from Paramaribo Dutch Guiana. She planned next to Natal and then a long leg to Dakar but halted due to head winds over the South American coast.
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Fortaleza
Brazil
Amelia Earhart
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Equator
Fred J. Noonan
Miss Earhart
Natal
Dakar
French West Africa
Cub Pack Drives Camp Good Health Fund Through Ball Game
Cub pack No. 6 of the First Congregational church organized a baseball fundraiser at Johnson school grounds, raising $2 for Camp Good Health. The Silver Lions won 14 to 11. The Cedar Rapids Policemen's Protective Association contributed $25, aiding physically handicapped children to attend the summer camp. Funds support the Nursing Association list and are needed to fund 115 children.
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Cub Pack
Camp Good Health Fund
Ee . Eae Co
Harmony Lodge
Machinists
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church
Johnson School
Silver Lions
Golden Bears
Walter Staves
Camp Good Health
The
Gazette
Nursing Association
the Gazette
Iowa
Foster criticizes REA delay in Iowa co op funds
Des Moines AP internal conflict over rural electrification funds. LaMar Foster, speaker of Iowa House, denounces slow disbursement of an expected 125000 loan to Cedar County Rural Electric Cooperative. He says seven to eight Washington trips have failed to unlock cash and warns delay could jeopardize Iowa REA programs and drive customers to private utilities.
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DES Moines
LaMar Foster
Iowa House of Representatives
Federal
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Foster
Iowa
Congress
John Carmody
Cedar County Rural Electric Cooperative
Washington
Hold Memorial For Late Speaker Byrns
The House paused legislative business Friday to hold memorial services for the late Speaker Joseph W Byrns of Tennessee who died one year ago.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Byrns
Tennessee
British Mustache Champion Lord Wifold Dies at 85
Reading England dispatch reports Lord Wifold died Friday at 85. He held one of England's longest moustaches and was a prominent race horse owner.
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Reading
England
Lord Wifold
Senators Seek WPA Aid for Dust Bowl Relief
Alarmed by ongoing drought and nearly complete crop failure across eight western states, 13 senators urged President Roosevelt to provide WPA funds for relief efforts this year.
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Senators
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Williams Funeral for Waterloo Railroad Official
Funeral services for Walter Scott Williams 70 of Waterloo longtime superintendent of the Illinois Central Iowa division will be held at Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday at 2 30 p m The Rev Harry J Moore will conduct services Williams died in Sioux Falls South Dakota from a heart attack
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Glen Hass
Hulda Irene Winters
Fayette
Nina Leona Pettit
W. H. Dyer
Carl Zupke
CF. Schell
Thomas McNally
West Cascade
West Liberty
Alma Bothell
A. S Bothell
Iowa City
Clyde Felton
Carl Felton
Voigt
First Methodist Church
William Call
Felton
Here
Decoras
Virgil Leonard Bender
Adam Bender
Lucilla Irene Peterson
John Peterson
Carl Losen
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter Bender
Doris Peterson
Bender
Decorah
Edward Wicks
Quimby
Ontario
Wesley Wicks
Burr Oak
A. B. McIntosh
Wicks
Ben Wicks
Winneshiek
Waterloo
Walter Scott Williams
Iowa Division
Ilinois Central Railroad
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harry J. Moore
Williams
Sioux Falls
S. D
Edward VIII Wedding Sparks Britons’ Mixed Reactions
Newspapers across Britain show a divided response to the Edward VIII wedding in France. Major papers publish full pages of photos and lively commentary while conservative titles limit coverage. Editorials hope for a private, happy life for the new duke and duchess despite royal upheaval.
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Echo
British Broadcasting Company
France
The
Daily Express
Church of England
R. Anderson Jardine
London
Prince
Cornell Trustees In Session At Mt. Vernon
Twenty three members of Cornell college board of trustees met in Mt. Vernon to hear reports from President H J Burgstahler and Vice-president Frank Cole. A new dean was to be elected. Attendees and spouses, along with faculty and spouses, joined a luncheon hosted by Harry Harrison of Kenilworth. Cedar Rapids trustees Sutherland Dows J P Van Horn W R Boyd Elmer Johnson attended. A L Killian was expected later.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
H. J Burgstahler
Frank Cole
Harry Harrison
Kenilworth
Cedar Rapids
Sutherland Dows
J. P. van Horn
W. R. Boyd
Elmer Johnson
A. L. Killian
Campaign To Collect Delinquent Social Security Taxes
Washington AP The Internal Revenue Bureau ordered revenue collectors nationwide to mount an intensive drive to recover delinquent social security taxes. Commissioner Guy T. Helvering said emphasis would focus on old age provisions taxes due monthly and employment provisions taxes paid quarterly. Telephone directories and other sources will be checked to ensure all displays subject to the act are paying.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Helvering
Senators oppose earmarking relief funds for public works
Senators Clyde L. Herring and Guy Gillette of Iowa oppose earmarking 505 million of the 1.5 billion relief appropriation for public works, highways, and flood control. They argue the funds should be used broadly to aid those in need and allow the president to direct use rather than Congress. A separate note reports a Moscow department store slated to be air conditioned.
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Clyde L. Herring
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Senate
House
Herring
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
PWA
Towa
WPA
Gillette
Congress
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