Coe College Luncheon Honors Graduates and Guests
The final commencement luncheon for the Coe College graduating class was held Monday at Voorhees Hall after ceremonies in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. Alumni faculty trustees and guests shared in the affair with notable attendees including U S Senator Edward R Burke Dr Mabel Lee Mrs David Lee Fern Lee Mrs Theodore Ahzman Mrs Earle Vincent Lt Governor and Mrs B Hickenlooper and Dr and Mrs David I Berger. President Harry Morehouse Gage led an afterluncheon program featuring Dr Berger Merwin Woodward and senior class president Merwin Woodward and Marion Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Coe
United States
Edward R. Burke
Omaha
Mabel Lee
Lincoln
Neb
David Lee
Fern Lee
Chicago
Theodore Ahzman
Lawrence
Kan
Earle Vincent
Guthrie Center
B . Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
David I. Berger
Muscatine
Harry Morehouse Gage
Dr. Berger
Presbyterian Church
Schodde Family Visit Spans City Homes
Two weeks at their parents home, Mr and Mrs A D Schodde of 1610 Third Ave SE, with sons Dr Harold A Schodde and Mrs Schodde of Denver and Glenn W Schodde and Mrs Schodde of Minneapolis and their son Stephen. Also visiting Mrs Schodde's parents Mr and Mrs George G Clements at 1833 First Ave E in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Schodde
Third Avenue
Harold A. Schodde
Schodde
Denver
Glenn W. Schodde
Minneapolis
Stephen
Thompson Guests Include Madison Nephew at Home
Mr and Mrs M M Thompson of 2137 First avenue SE hosted Sunday John G Thompson of Madison, a nephew of M M Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Thompson
First Avenue SE
John G. Thompson
Madison
Irene Ilten Presents Students in City Recital
Irene Ilten will present her students in a two part recital Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Y W C A auditorium. The program directed by Miss Mten features tap dancing and rhythm band with no admission charged and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ilten
Miss Mten
Bookshelf committee notes new library titles and gifts
The Bookshelf committee of the Daughters of Isabella met at Miss Irene Marousek s home noting new acquisitions for the D of I shelf at the public library including Flesh is Not Life Chosen Races The Church Founders in the Northwest On the Humor Side The Sudden Rose How Firm a Foundation Thomas More Orestes Brownson Burnished Chalices The Mantle of Mercy From Union Square to Rome A miscellaneous shower and mock wedding honored Miss Esther Anthony at Mrs C K Brown s home 1707 A avenue NE invitations listed by theme with blue and gold decor and parasol centerpieces and umbrella place markers Guests included Misses Betsy Jane Bridge Ruby Layton Alberta Woolridge Dorothy Struesky and Mesdames Walter Pollet Charles McVay C K Brown Marie Redus Violette Gaines George Atchison Tshoepe J R Bain and R W Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Irene Marousek
Frances Duffy
Helen Hoagland
Neda Anderson
Pauline Murray
Kathryn Pogge
Marousek
Hilary Barth
Margaret Sothern
Northwest
M M. Hoffman
William Holub
Blanche Mary Kelly
Delmar R. Rogers
Rock Island
Inl
Homer Soden
Shellsburg
Rogers
C. K. Brown
Esther Anthony
Betsy Jane Bridge
Ruby Layton
Alberta Woolridge
Dorothy Struesky
Walter Pollet
Charles McVay
Marie Redus
Violette Gaines
George Atchison
Tshoepe
J. R. Bain
R. W. Anthony
Alvin Barta Returns Home After Visit
Alvin J. Barta returns to Sioux City after a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Barta at 1425 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Barta
Sioux City
Frank F. Barta
Seventh Avenue SE
Residents Return From Spirit Lake Fishing Trip
Home after a weekend fishing trip at Spirit Lake are Alfred E. Durin, 2320 Linden drive SE, Dr. B. J. Moon, 2340 Linden drive SE, Donald P Barnes, 352 Garden drive SE, R. H. Pickford, 357 Forest drive SE, Marvin Wright, 2159 Linden drive SE, and Clare R Marshall, 305 Crescent street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
B. J. Moon
Donald P Barnes
Garden Drive
R. H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Marvin Wright
Clare R Marshall
Crescent Street
Luncheon Hosts Honor Visitor From Fort Collins
Mrs James W Bell welcomed Mrs Richard J Preston of Fort Collins Colo at Cedar Rapids Country Club Monday. Preston is visiting in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs E P Boynton at 4335 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell
Country Club Parkway
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Richard J. Preston
Fort Collins
Colo
E. P. Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Mrs Bolton Hosts Coffee for Buffalo Visitor
Mrs Malcolm V Bolton of Carlton apartments entertained Monday morning in a cordial coffee honoring her mother Mrs W W Hamilton of Buffalo New York Hosts included friends of Mrs Hamilton a former Cedar Rapids resident and guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm V. Bolton
Carlton Apartments
W. W. Hamilton
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs Lutgerding and Miss Cherry Visit Winnetka
Miss Nelle Cherry of 1232 Third Avenue SE and her sister Mrs. George Lutgerding of Phoenix Arizona are spending a few days in Winnetka Illinois as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Cherry
Third Avenue SE
George Lutgerding
Phoenix, Ariz
Winnetka, Ill
Walter L. Cherry
Engagement Announced for Patricia Halton and Harry Sullivan
Mrs. Frank Biba of 1307 Second Avenue SE announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Patricia Halton to Harry Sullivan of Cedar Rapids, son of Mrs. Marie Sullivan of Ohio. The wedding is set for June 17 at St. Paul's Methodist Church, with Rev. Charles J. Bready officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biba
Second Avenue SE
Patricia Halton
Harry Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Marie Sullivan
Ohio
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Charles J. Bready
Biba
Charles Nelson
Marsh Nelson
Fred Larson
E. O. Samuelson
Frank Beach
C. E. Brown
Dubuque
Will Capron
Florence Narber
R. B. Burch
Irvin Hartrum
Mary Kresick
Beethoven Club Invited to Rural Chorus Tournament at Coe College
Members of the Beethoven club are invited to attend a rural chorus tournament to be held Tuesday at 10 am in the T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel at Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
T. M. Sinclair
Coe College
Birthday Picnic Honors Mrs. O Connor at Pali Sades
Mrs. Irwin O'Connor of 1620 Thirty second Street NE was honored at a Sunday picnic at lower Palisades for her birthday. Peonies and roses decorated the table. boating and fishing were enjoyed. gifts were given. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michalek and Carol Sue, Mr. and Mrs. S H Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Michalek, Miss Mabel Bain, Mr. and Mrs. William B Michalek, and Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin O'Connor
Thirty-second Street
Lower Palisades
Charles Michalek
Carol Sue
S. H. Mulligan
Tony Michalek
Mabel Bain
William B. Michalek
O'Connor
West Side W C T U Picnic Luncheon Meeting
The West Side W C T U plans a picnic luncheon at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday at 1069 H Avenue Northwest the home of Mrs Ray Stevens. Mrs C W Davis leads devotions and Mrs Byron Henecks oversees the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
W.C.T.U
Ray Stevens
H Avenne NW
C. W. Davis
Byron Henecks
Mrs Cora Eller Returns From Ottumwa Weekend Visit
Mrs Cora Eller of 1531 Washington Avenue SE returned after spending the weekend with relatives in Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Eller
Washington Avenue
Ottumwa
Jerman Family Attend 50th Wedding Anniversary in Wis
Mr and Mrs Jerry Jerman and their daughter Maryann travel to Moquah Wisconsin to join Mrs Jerman’s parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Novak for their fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration. The event marks a half century of marriage and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Jerman
Maryann
Moquah, Wis
Mrs. Jerman
Joseph Novak
Final Pre Nuptial Party For Dorothy Gearkee
Climax of pre nuptial events for Dorothy Gearkee and W Greer McCrory Jr includes a bridal dinner hosted by her parents at 414 Sixth Avenue SW. The Monday evening gathering features a roses centerpiece with pink streamers and candles while guests list Gearkee McCrory and family friends from Tulsa Oklahoma among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy ‘Gearkee
W. Greer McCrory, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
J. Fred Gearkee
Sixth Avenue
Miss Gearkee
Mr. McCrory, Jr
Margaret Gearkee
Francis Axline
W. C. Taber
Norman Scott
Johnny Scott
W. Greer McCrory
Alice
Charles
Albert McCrory
Keren Craig
Jessie Newcomb
Tulsa
Okla
Mrs Edward Zvacek Piano Pupils Recital Highlights
Mrs Edward Zvacek presented a group of piano pupils in a Saturday recital at 1206 First Street SW. The program included works by Williams, Beethoven, Brahms, Liszt, Paderewski, and Schubert, featuring students such as Marlene Zvacek, Arlene Keister, Leota Gardner, Dorothy Kuccra, Ellen Kilma, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Zvacek
First Street
Dorothy Kuccra
Menuch
Ellen Kilma
Schubert
Liszt
de Rose Fern Mrstik
Mrs Cuyler and daughter visit Allan Nortons
Mrs Charles S. Cuyler and her daughter of Davenport arrived Sunday to spend two weeks with Mrs Cuyler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C Norton, 536 Forest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Cuyler
Davenport
Mr and Mrs A L Lucas Honored At Home Party
Mr and Mrs A L Lucas who wed May 4 were feted Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Krukow at 609 Third Avenue SW. Guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Ainsworth Mr and Mrs Earl Yearick Mr and Mrs Frank Fieseler and others as cards and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lucas
Charles Krukow
Third Avenue
Oscar Ainsworth
Earl Yearick
Frank Fieseler
N. E. Whitehill
R. Kibbie
G. Dar
Margaret Meyn to attend world’s fair and USC summer session
Miss Margaret L. Meyn head of the Wy oming Community High School speech department Wyoming Illinois arrived Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Henry G Meyn at 1211 Sixth Street NW Cedar Rapids. She will depart mid June for the San Francisco world’s fair and then enroll in the University of Southern California speech department summer session in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Meyn
Wyoming Community High School
Wyoming
Ill
Henry G. Meyn
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
P T A Council Picnic Meeting at Bever Park
The P T A council will meet for a picnic Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Bever Park big pavilion. Retiring and newly elected officers and past presidents are invited with council chairmen and special guests. Attendees should bring sandwiches and items requested by the committee. Mrs Neely Hill reports on the national convention held May 1 in Cincinnati. Nevin Nichols directs games and Mrs John Sundberg chairs the picnic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P T. A. Council
Bever Park
Neely Hill
Cincinnati
Nevin Nichols
Birthday Party for Joan Newton at Ridgewood Terrace
The tenth birthday of Joan Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Rockey T Newton 1809 Ridgewood terrace SE was celebrated Monday afternoon after school. Guests were served refreshments in the yard with yellow and green decorations and fruit basket favors. Attending were Nancy Soboda Catherine Yuill Joan Killian Janet Macy Margaret Foster Jane Hickenlooper Ann Meek Marilyn Benson Mary Miller Betsy Fontana and Sue Salter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Newton
Rockey T. Newton
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Newton
Nancy Soboda
Catherine Yuill
Joan Killian
Janet Macy
Margaret Foster
Jane Hickenlooper
Ann Meek
Marilyn Benson
Mary Miller
Betsy Fontana
Sue Salter
Easton Couple Plans Extended Western Trip Through Several States
Mr and Mrs Ernest K Easton of 501 Thirtieth street SE depart Thursday by car for a long Western tour to stay with relatives in Stayton Oregon and visit family in Lake City Mason City Denver Jamestown and San Antonio They will attend the San Francisco fair and return in late fall by the southern route Roy Olson will occupy their home during absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest K. Easton
Thirtieth Street
West
Clark Easton
Richard
David
Stayton
Ore
Towa
Mr Easton
Lake City
Karl
Mason City
Easton
Logan Campbell
San Antonio
Tex
Denver
Oregon
Miss Rita Sandberg Shower Honors Bride to Be
Miss Rita Sandberg, awaiting marriage to Cecil St Germain, was honored at a shower on Thursday evening at 930 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Electrical gifts were given, bunco prizes awarded to Miss Regina Butler and Mrs. Dow Kelley, and numerous relatives and friends participated in presenting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Sandberg
Cecil St. Germain
Christine Strauss
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Bunco
Regina Butler
Dow Kelley
Miss Sandberg
Richard
Almore Strauss
James Gillick
Doris Ann
Harold Jones
Ed Rahek
Anna Strauss
Gus Sandberg
E. St. Germain
Mildred Carginl
Leonard Thompson
Goldie Ash
Marjorie Marsden
Martha Dvorak
Carol Waddington
Mary Belle Anderson
Ida Courts
Lillian Hospodorsky
Lillian Prochaska
Strauss
Harry Goldstein
Mrs Horak and Mrs Faust Host Shower for Miss Gillen
Mrs J F Horak of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Larry Faust of Kansas City hosted a Wednesday evening shower in honor of Miss Mary Gillen whose marriage to Harold Kelly occurred Saturday. Other guests included Evelyn Sleger Catherine Gibbs Olga Melichar Mary Quick Mildred Gillen Marjorie Gillen and Mesdames Martin Thomson Kelly J C Landenberger Ray Smart Frank Ackerman Don Kelly William Dougherty Elmer Mackey Leo Schoonover Clyde Rekin Charles Stevens Elwood Royster J E Dulin Julia Sear Carl Arp Walter Scherrebeck and Buell Miller of Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Horak
Cedar Rapids
Larry Faust
Kansas City
Mary Gillen
Harold Kelly
Evelyn Sleger
Catherine Gibbs
Olga Melichar
Mary Quick
Mildred
Marjorie Gillen
Martin Thomson
Kelly
J. C. Landenberger
Ray Smart
Frank Ackerman
Don Kelly
William Dougherty
Elmer Mackey
Leo
Miss Jennie Doupnik Returns Home For Vacation
Miss Jennie Doupnik daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Doupnik 161 Hayes street SW has returned home from Monmouth College Monmouth Illinois for her summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Doupnik
Joseph Doupnik
Hayes Street
Monmouth College
Monmouth, Jil
Regular meeting of Louise Leibert circle postponed
The regular meeting of Louise Leibert circle of the King’s Daughters scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed until June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
the King’s Daughters
Royal American Shows Opens Tuesday Under Shrine Auspices
El Kahir temple of the Shrine kicks off its seventh spring jubilee at Cedar Park Tuesday night with Royal American Shows providing the midway. The St. Louis troupe reports attendance over one million in three weeks there, before moving on to Grand Forks and then Canada. The carnival travels on two trains with 1300 staff, 20 tent theaters, and 24 rides, featuring Paul Del Rio, a 12-pound, 19-inch midget, and Lottie Mayer's disappearing water ballet in a portable pool and fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Temple of the Shrine
Cedar Park
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
el Kahir Temple
Grand Forks
N. C
Canada
Paul del Rio
Madrid
Spain
Royal American
Lottie Mayer
Germany
France
Bishop Hughes Speaks To Cornell College Grads
Edwin Holt Hughes, bishop of the Methodist church, addressed Cornell College's 89 graduates in a informal, living room style commencement. He urged bridging the generation gap, rejected Victorian era insincerity, and stressed God’s influence on achievement. Honorary and advanced degrees were conferred as the campus filled with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Edwin Holt Hughes
the Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Cornell College
Bishop Hughes
Queen Victoria
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Hughes
Christ
God
Nazareth
H. J. Burgstahler
Jay B. MacGregor
R. David Wiest
Minneapolis
May Montgomery Smith
Burgstahler
Russell David Cole
Boston
Otis Henry Moore
Tipton
Paul Emanuel Johnson
Morningside College
Evelyn Riley Nicholson
Duane Garrison Hunt
Salt Lake City
Paul Johnson
Russell Cole
Bowers Nominated For Chilean Envoy
President Roosevelt nominates Claude G. Bowers a former editor and U S ambassador to Spain for the post of American Ambassador to Chile Edwin C Wilson counselor of the U S embassy Paris is nominated as minister to Uruguay and Douglas Jenkins consul general London as minister to Bolivia The President also sends to the senate the recess nomination of Max O Rell Truitt Missouri to the U S maritime commission for a six year term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Monday
Claude G. Bowers
U. S
Spain
Chile
Edwin C. Wilson
Paris
Uruguay
Douglas Jenkins
London
Bolivia
Senate
Max O’rell Truitt
Missouri
U.S. Maritime Commission
Congressional Leaders Vague On Closing Date
Washington AP report says congressional leaders could not forecast a definite adjournment date for President Roosevelt's session. Speaker Bankhead said it was impossible to tell when Congress would finish, adding that lawmakers would expedite essential legislation and aim for an tentative date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bankhead
Capitol Hill
Rulers Visit Canada Seen As Succeeding Beyond Hopes
WESB Miller aboard the Royal Pilot reports King George IV and Queen Elizabeth’s Canadian tour surpassed all hopes. The 16664 mile journey reintegrated Canada with the Commonwealth, boosted royal prestige, and signaled a more dynamic role for the monarchy. The trip featured a landmark Ottawa broadcast and a reception for working journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesb Miller
Ontario
George IV
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
Empire
England
City Briefs and Personal items in Cedar Rapids area
Miss Elizabeth McIntosh of the Public Health Nursing association was called to Bottineau North Dakota Sunday due to her mother's critical illness. W J McGuire of 224 Fifteenth Street NW is convalescing at Mercy Hospital after an operation, with condition satisfactory. An order for 75 laborers has been placed with the Iowa Unemployment Service by the Royal American Shows, opening in Cedar Rapids Tuesday. Iowa Chapter No 9 of the National Association of Power Engineers meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Sokol Hall with initiation and business. Dr W E Pietsch of Grand Rapids Michigan will speak at Sunshine Mission June 6 and 7 at 7:30 p.m., noting his radio gospel work and mission stations in Alaska. The Church of the Brethren now has 1,150 churches in 33 states and Canada, correcting an earlier error about local plans in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Empire
London
Elizabeth McIntosh
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Bottineau, N. D
W. J. McGuire
Fifteenth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Iowa Unemployment Service
Royal American Shows
Cedar Rapids
Towa
National Association of Power Engineers
Sokol Hall
W. E Pietsch
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sunshine Mission
Church of the Brethren
United States
Sunday Gazette
DeWitt Aviation Breakfast Draws Cedar Rapids Visitors
Flying five ships, ten local aviators journeyed to DeWitt Sunday for a 7 30 a.m. breakfast at the airport for visiting pilots. Forty eight airplanes filled the grounds with about 104 attendees. Cedar Rapids group returned to their airport by 8 45 a.m. The party included F Critz Hahn Genevieve Williams Earl Helminger D O Andreas Leland Knowles Frank Burr Walton Keller Jr Dan Hunter Merritt Line gard and Ivan Dunn from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cedar Rapids
F. Critz Hahn
Genevieve Williams
Earl Helminger
D. O. Andreas
Leland Knowles
Frank Burr
Walton Keller, Jr
Dan Hunter
Merritt Linegard
Ivan Dunn
Marion
Cedar Rapids Camera Club Talk On Composition
Leon Zeman, Cedar Rapids art instructor, speaks on composition as applied to photography at the Cedar Rapids Camera Club meeting. The session is set for Tuesday June 6 at 7 45 p m at the Light Company bungalow. A traveling photography exhibit from the Cumming Camera club of Newtok will be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Zeman
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Camera Club
Light Company
Cumming Camera Cay
Newtok
Postel
Local Camera Club Demonstrates Enlarging Techniques
Courtesy of the Vinton Camera club the meeting will show enlarging of several pictures, display enlargers and papers, test materials, and conclude with judging of the monthly picture contest with any subject accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Camera Club
Senate bill calls for congressional spending watchdog agency
Washington INS reports Senator King of Utah introduced a bill in the Senate proposing a congressional appropriations agency. The agency would continually investigate all proposed government expenditures with the aim of reducing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Congressional Appropriations Agency
Senate
King
Utah
Thief Sells Back Goods In Toronto Robbery Swap
Police sought a young Indian man after he robbed Dr. Andrew J. McDonaugh of clothing and valuables. He later offered to return the loot for $3, meeting the couple at their home. After a haggle, the Indian accepted the $3 and left with the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Andrew J. McDonaugh
Phantom of the Bayous Terrifies Mississippi Town
In METCALF Mississippi, 60 residents sought national guard help to find a nighttime rifleman blamed for killing two men, wounding a woman, and firing on four others. Sheriff Chaney promises action while locals fearfully describe a roaming, elusive killer moving from swamp to street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Miss
National Guardsmen
Bayous
Hugh White
R. P. Chaney
Chaney
Sam Grego
Ben Rogers
Vincent
John Grego
F. C. Barnes
F. Paraino
Hitler Talk Revives Dissension Reports
International News Service reports renewed friction within Nazi Germany's high command after Hitler's Kassel veterans speech. The Fuehrer denies encirclement by Anglo-French powers while warning officials to meet the critical test or face dismissal. Rumors persist over disputes with the army and claims to Danzig and the Polish Corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C G. Oustreicner
Foreign Faciim
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Danzig
Court Ruling Upholds Spanking for Breakfast Refusal
Sudbury court upholds a controversial ruling granting a man the right to spank his wife if she declines to prepare his breakfast, sparking debate over domestic discipline and legal boundaries in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ontario
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Glenn
Harold Schoddes
John Thompson
M. M. Thompsons
Miss Anthony
Alvin Barta
Mrs. Bell
Preston
Mrs. Bolton
Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. O'Connor
Mrs. Eller
Jerry Jermans
AUNT
Dorothy Gearkee
Honor A. L. Lucases
Margaret Meyn
P.T.A. Meetings
E. K. Eastons
Miss Gillen
Miss Doupnik
Shrine
E. H. Hughes
Harriett Swain
Bowers
Manton
Martin T. Manton
New York
David Manton
DeWitt Aviation
Camera Club
American Institute of Laundering
Eee
Great Lakes Optical CO
First Ave
Roosevelt Hotel
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