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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

Page

11

Chinese Revolt Near Collapse Shapes Civil War Dynamics

Nanking presses a campaign to crush Kwangsi and unify central authority as Hunan troops flood the front and Canton reels. Chiang Kai-shek rejects calls to redraw forces while Japan backs Kwangsi, and moves to bolster defenses with arms, rice shipments, and 40 000 extra troops amid river defense and river patrols.

Hongkong INS Nanking Kwangtung Chiangki-shek Hunan Li Tsung-Jen Pai Chung-Hsi Chiang Canton United States River Patrol Hankow Changsha

Missionaries Rev and Mrs Kirk West to Speak in Cedar Rapids

The Rev D Kirkland West and his wife, missionaries at Weihsien in the Shantung peninsula, China, will speak in Cedar Rapids next Sunday. West and family return to China in August. talks scheduled at First Presbyterian at 10 am and Westminster at 7 30 pm with a vesper tea at First Presbyterian chapel from 5 to 7 pm.

Kirk West City D. Kirkland West Weihsien Shantung Peninsula China Cedar Rapids First Presbyterian Church West R. Bruce West Davenport Bruce A. West American Presbyterian Mission United States First Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Chapel Friends of the Wests

Omaha Bridge Bill Is Scaled Back by Subcommittee

Washington AP reports a house interstate commerce subcommittee killed most of the Burke bill for Omaha Farnam Street bridge. The panel kept only a one year extension for completion and rejected broader powers including a council Bluffs bridge board. A Dodge Street bridge bill remains stalled as adjournment nears.

Washington House Interstate Commerce Burke Farnam Street Missouri River Omaha Edward R. Burke Omaha Council Bluffs Walsh Boston

Evangelist Highlights Salvation Through Faith at Sunshine Mission

Lincoln Nebraska evangelist Rev Thomas J Hinkin conducts a two week Sunshine Mission series with 8 pm services daily The Sunday night message from Mark 10 21 noted the rich young ruler lacked eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ The speaker said salvation cannot be earned by good works but follows accepting Christ as savior

Thomas J. Hinkin Lincoln Neb Sunshine Mission Mr. Hinkin Jesus Jesus Christ the Evangelist Christ

First Full Week Camp Period Opens For Area Scouts

Scouts from Cedar Rapids area councils join the first full week of camp at Camp Waubeek. The 1936 season began with a Catholic retreat camp last Wednesday through Sunday. Participants include Troop members from Vinton Mount Vernon and Cedar Rapids, notably Troops 47 40 42 17 5 12 and individual scouts.

Cedar Rapids Waubeek Cedar Rapids Area Bob Wilson Harold Blocher Carl Fisher Mendal Lyness John Hillstead Ivan Davis Edward Miller Stanley Peterson Neil Walden Dick Hall

Rezoning petition seeks apartments on First Avenue South

A city council petition to rezone the south side of First Avenue East from Seventeenth Street to 200 feet east of Nineteenth Street from zone A to zone B was referred to the city plan commission. The measure would allow apartment buildings if lot size standards exist, with 75 percent ofowners on parts of the block supporting the change.

First Avenue E Seventeenth Street Nineteenth Street City Plan Commission E. B. Cameron First Avenue Eighteenth Street Eighteenth Nineteenth Streets

Police Chief Vows Continued War on Traffic Violators

Cedar Rapids police chief Robert Vlach announced no let up in the war on speeders and traffic law violators. Seven speeders three reckless drivers and twenty eight other violators paid fines in police court Monday as Vlach and Sergeant Gordon Hughes pressed safer driving on busy arteries like First avenue E Center-Point road NE Mount Vernon avenue SE and Third street SE. Judges Powell and assistant city solicitor Johnson gave strict rulings with a mercy list for first offenses and a typed excusal list for those deemed satisfactory.

Robert Vlach Cedar Rapids Vlach Gordon Hughes First Avenue E Center-Point Road Mount Vernon Avenue Third Street Thomas B. Powell Harry S. Johnson Vladh

Camp Wapsie Y Seventeenth Season Opens With 85 Boys

Eighty five boys left Cedar Rapids to begin week two at Camp Wapsie Y near Central City. Despite rain and high water, first week offered campfire programs, devotional periods, hikes, and varied crafts. Cabin groups swept track and field events while named leaders supervised junior and senior divisions.

Cedar Rapids Camp Wapsie-Y Central City Carl Koehn C. Allen Central City Methodist Church Cabin 7 Charles Oxley Cabin 12 George Moran Cabins Junior Day Keith Koehn E. St. Germaine Gail Schwarz K. Koehn Arnold Browner Cabin 2 Cabin 5 Houck Ross Paul Lybarger Bob Gibson Jim Watson James King Kenneth Heefner Elmer Woolwine Clarence Vanourney Ed Mahnke

Russian ballet returns to Immaculate Conception auditorium

An enthusiastic audience welcomed Edna Dieman's revival of a Russian ballet at the Immaculate Conception auditorium. Mary Jane Hubbard starred as Ilka, with Frank Caine as Josy and a cast of dancers delivering ensembles from the Enchanted Forest tale and a diverse program including "The Sleeping Princess" divertissements. The event highlighted strong pantomime, technique, and musical accompaniment by Mrs. Stuart Coon.

Edna Dieman Immaculate Conception Auditorium Ilka Enchanted Forest Josy Mary Jane Hubbard Frank Caine Maxine Darey Marilyn Morehouse Evelyn Cone Velma Cheney Dryads Pauline Fredrikson Eve Powell Allayne Kenecny Mary Jane Brown Evelyn Afflerbaugh Lorraine Lee Hinton Bettilou Lefebvre Marlyn Ladd Jean France Mary Eileen Stenner Marie Kathryn Morlan Norma Leeney Martha Suchy Virginia Greer Mary Healy Edna Mae Hardy June Green Alyce Mary Chadima Joyce Elaine Libal JoFran Kouba Kathryn Christensen Beverly Ainsworth Patricia Ruebel Doris McNall Dorothy Cunningham Bonie Rose Jonas Arlene Churchill Stuart Coon

Edwina Booth Defeats Seven Year Illness

New York AP reports Edwina Booth, famed for Trader Horn, has recovered after a seven year battle with a tropical malady. Once a rising star in 1929, she now plans to help others stay healthy and may return to Hollywood later, but not soon.

New York Edwina Booth Trader Horn Miss Booth Hollywood

Two Injured In Auto Accidents In City

Mrs. Elizabeth Panek, 43, suffered a bruised neck when Earl Burlingham, 41, crashed into a parked car she sat in near Third avenue SW. Burlingham was charged with intoxication and fined 25 dollars plus costs. Adam Karolvich, 59, suffered arm bruises when the car he rode in, with John Zalumski, was struck by a hit and run at the Cedar View clubhouse driveway. Zalumski drove on. no other injuries reported.

Elizabeth Panek Wilson Avenue Earl Burlingham Tenth Street Third Avenue John Zalumski Third Street NW Cedar View Eleventh Street Zalumski

Doings of Congress Senate and House Actions

Senate considers Wagner housing bill while the Interstate Commerce Committee studies the Guffey Vinson coal measure. House takes up conference reports on interior department appropriation and other bills as agriculture and tax committee business continues.

Wagner Interstate Commerce Committee Guffey-Vinson HOUSE Interior Department Agriculture Senate

Oxford Mills Doctor A A Cubbage Dies At Home

Dr A A Cubbage longtime Oxford Mills resident died suddenly at his home Friday morning Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Weigumuth with burial at Mayflower cemetery

Oxford Mills A. A. Cubbage Methodist Church Weigumuth Mayflower Cemetery

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Kwangsi Kwantung Rev. D. Kirkland West Scouts of Area Ask Apt Wapsie-Y Dieman Ray Hayward Don Fritz George Ross Robert Gibson Bernie Webster Robert Hinton Kenneth Heerner Walter Traby LaVern Boots Clifford Geiger Ralph McNabb Shirley Huggins Lester Monroe John Brice Albert Loukota William Green Buddy Boyle Jack Miller Howard Ross Glenn Johnston Wesley Novak Clarence Malcom William Kidd Junior Lillie Charles Havlik Billy Cones Dale Rooks Carl Arp Melvin Bammert Bobby Bammert Marvin Berg August Blume Russell Boyer Herbert Brooks John Chehak Donald Clark Robert Clark Walter Conroy Willard Dankert Billy DeNio John Esbensen Robert Ettinger Richard Feireisen Raymond Rompot Sed Deene Orenson Harry St. Germain Richard Strang Howard Springer Frank Tyler David Tyler Bob Tordik Kenne Wittengel James White Paul White Elmer Wogiwine Congress THE Associated Press Shelvador Special Shelvador Woodrow Washer Woodrow Ringo DIAL Briggs-Stratton
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