Reckless Driving Fined After Rubbish Fires In City
Nick Politis 50 of 619 Eighth Street SE fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving with 10 dollars suspended on good behavior. Reports show rubbish burning on Wilson and Company property on Hull Avenue SE and later in a basement on Second Street. general alarm activated. Birth announcements list a son for Mr and Mrs Larkin, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Thoman, a son for Mr and Mrs Vermazen, and a son born to Mr and Mrs Bicket of Chicago, all dated June 6.
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Nick Politis
Eighth Street SE
Wilson and Company
Hull Avenue SE
Second Street
First
Second Avenues
Mercy Hospital
Mark W. Larkin
Wilson Avenue
Harold Thoman
Fairfax
St. Luke's Hospital
James Vermazen
Chelsea
M MM. Bicket
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Local residents listed in Crosstown marriage profile
Raymond L. Pace of Muscatine and Alice E. Boorn of Moscow, Harry B. Leonard and Helen E. McCahon of Cedar Rapids, Lawrence T. Baker and Frances E. Brown of Cedar Rapids, Joan W. Brown and Margaret Helen Moloney of Cedar Rapids, Christian H. Schmidt Jr. and Alma Dell Fowler of Dayton, Ohio are named in a registry readout.
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Raymond L. Pace
Muscatine
Alice E. Boorn
Moscow
Harry B. Leonard
Helen E. McCahon
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence T. Baker
Frances E. Brown
Joan W. Brown
Margaret Helen Moloney
Christian H. Schmidt, Jr
Alma Dell Fowler
Dayton, O
Custody Granted After Cruelty Case In Cedar Rapids Marriage
Genevieve Baty and Carl J Baty appeared before Judge H C Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Mrs. Baty was awarded custody of their child. The couple married in Cedar Rapids on August 17 1938. Leo Dan Sweeney aged 53 of 1319 F Avenue NW died in a local hospital at 450 PM Thursday. James R Thompson aged 86 died at his home 821 Fourth Street NW at 700 PM Thursday.
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Genevieve Baty
Carl J Baty
H. C. Ring
Leo “Dan’ Sweeney
F Avenue
James R Thompson
Fourth Street
Summerwill Proposes Reimbursement in Simmons Case
Summerwill offers to reimburse banks amid a $3,000 compromise of a $16,082.43 claim by Johnson County Savings against Simmons Motor. He previously paid for a Packard and Plymouth cars amid allegations of improper benefits, with hearings set for June 17 and opposition expected from attorney Robert Brooke.
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Summerwill
Johnson County Savings Bank
Simmons Motor Company
Simmons
Robert Brooke
State Banking Department
Packard
Brooke
Bates
Banking Department
Des Moines
Simmons Company
Friday
Iowa City
Iowa City Savings Bank
Roscoe P. Thoma
Floyd Philbrick
the Gazette
Planes and guns aid to Allies sparks Senate debate
Figures led by Col. Frank Knox and Gov. Lehman push for short of war aid to Britain and France. Roosevelt cites authority to trade planes and ammo with manufacturers but not guns. Isolationists warn of slipping into war as debates over 75 mm field guns from 1919 storage surface.
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Col
Frank Knox
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Roosevelt
White House
Britain
France
Pittman
David J. Walsh
Senate Naval Affairs
Senate
Congress
Ernest Lundeen
Minn
Bennett Champ Clark
Moa
Arthur H Vandenberg
Mich
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Robert R. Reynolds
N. C
Clark
Army Ordnance Department
Weather Update From Cedar Rapids After Showers
Clouds dulled the sun in Cedar Rapids on Friday after showers on Thursday. Rainfall measured .16 inches. Humidity remained high as the temperature rose from 68 overnight to 83 by mid afternoon. The Cham bers Inskeep company recorder tracked the changes in the day.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Killian Heads Cornell Trustees in Area Expansion Plan
A. L. Killian was named head of the Cornell University board as the trustees approve a $50,000 wing for Pfeiffer hall to raise occupancy from 107 to 147. The plan includes converting Guild hall into a men’s dormitory, funded by a $50,000 bequest from Henry Pfeiffer. The college aims to raise $1.75 million for campus improvements and endowments, with new and reelected trustees spanning Cedar Rapids, Chicago, Evanston, and Pasadena.
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Pfeiffer
Guild Hall
Cornell
Henry Pfeiffer
New York
Pfeiffers
Cedar Falls
Merner
T R. McConnell
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Minnesota
J. Ralph Magee
Des Moines
Methodist Church
E. T. Gough
Davenport
Chicago
John E. Stout
Evanston
J. P. van Horn
Cedar Rapids
Killian
Cornell College
Updegraff
H. J Burgstahler
John B. Magee
Coe College
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Public Welfare Bureau
Community Chest
Young Men's Bureau
Out of Town Residents Injured in Taxi Crash
Four visitors were hurt in a traffic accident at First Avenue and Tenth Street East at 4 35 am Friday. An auto was upset after being struck by a taxicab. Minor injuries to four out-of-town residents were reported. Miss Mina Niswonger 20 of
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First Avenue
Tenth Street E
Mina Niswonger
Allen car collision injures Coffeyville party in city crash
In Coffeyville Kansas a car driven by Lowell Allen 25 Independence Kan collided with a taxi driven by Dean Neubauer 32. Passengers including Hugh Allen 27 Des Moines and Miss Niswonger sustained head and knee injuries and were treated at Mercy hospital and released. Neubauer reported no injuries. Traffic lights at the First avenue and Tenth street intersection were off for the night.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Lowell Allen
Independence
Allen
Hugh Allen
Des Moines
Miss Niswonger
Mercy Hospital
Dean Neubauer
Avenue
Martin Raps Arms Sale As Anneutral Favors It
Senator Martin condemns arms sales while Herring backs the approach citing neutrality. He argues against delaying action and urges restraint from provocative moves as President Roosevelt contemplates amendments to defense funding.
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Martin
Herring
Debate on arms trade testing neutrality laws in Senate
Senators clash over trading old military equipment to manufacturers to supply Allies and skirt neutrality rules. Martin warns such indirect swapping could trigger retaliation by Germany, while Herring supports government sales or trades within neutrality limits as long as army and navy chiefs approve.
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Germany
Senate
Martin
Herring
Senator Defends Recess Over War Aid Debate
The senator says the weekend recess was to clear the decks for the revenue bill and not to stall debate on sales of army supplies to Britain and France. Gillette echoes, stressing defense of America as the sole public interest and denying any motive tied to wartime aircraft sales.
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Senate
Great Britain
France
House
Gillette
America
Far East
U. S
House veto rejects plan to replace NLRB
Washington Reuters report states the House on Friday rejected by voice vote an amendment to the National Labor Relations Act that would replace the existing labor board with a new five member agency.
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Washington (Lp
House
National Labor Relations Act
Labor Board
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Oxford
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Dae
A. L. Killian
Cornell Trustees
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