Kansas City hotel strike as bricks smash windows
A crowd of about 2000 protesters during a labor strike hurled bricks at three major Kansas City hotels, smashing roughly 40 windows. Police dispersed the unrest with 15 patrol units. three suspects were arrested and one officer injured, with names released for two men and a woman.
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Kansas City
American Federation of Labor Unions
de» E. Reddish
Egan
Muehlebach
Pickwick
Pickwick Walk
Baltimore
Joe Brice
Carlos Garcia
Mae Herkner
Rex Willis
Otel
Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Picnic Set for June 21
The Cedar Rapids Retail Credit association annual picnic will be June 21 at 6 30 p m at Biederman s Upper Palisades. Members wives husbands and associates and Credit Women's Breakfast club invited. Reservations by Friday telephoning 2 1171. Carlos Miller chairs committee. Transportation provided. Chicken dinner, ball playing boating and hiking available.
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Cedar Rapids
Court orders liquor allowance for Eugene Pryor
Eugene Pryor, a Negro laborer in Atlantic City, was brought into court on a complaint by his wife accusing him of spending nearly all of his $27 biweekly earnings on liquor. Recorder Thomas Taggart Jr. ordered Pryor to limit liquor expenditure to 10 percent of his salary, allowing about one spree per week.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eugene Pryor
Thomas Taggart, Jr
Calling All Dogs by Albert Payson Terhune
Advice on feeding dogs in hot weather warns against cold leftovers from icebox or cellar. Authors explain ancient dogs ate warm food and modern canines digest best at body temperature. Cold meals risk digestive upset. provide warmish food and ensure proper cooling before feeding.
Grinnell Institute Opened With Noted World Speakers
The Grinnell Institute of International Relations opened a 10 day session with speakers from China Germany France England and Mexico. Grinnell College credit will be given for attendance with examinations by Grinnell’s social science faculty.
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Grinnell
Grinnell Institute of International Relations
T. Z. Koo
China
Hugo F. Simon
Germany
Pierre S. Lanux
France
William T. Stone
Washington, D. C
Samuel Guy Inman
Mexico
Leyton Richards
England
Alvin H. Hansen
American Friends Service Committee
Grinnell College
Social Science
Pope Attacks Nazi Church War in Germany
Pope Pius spoke at Castel Gandolfo assailing the blind battle against the church in Nazi Germany. He blessed graduate priests of the German Hungarian seminary in Rome and praised their mission to return to Germany for a brave apostolate. A US group led by Rev. Fr. J. L. Bastien visited.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius
Church of Christ
Nazi Germany
Rome
Germany
J. L. Bastien
Grafton
N. D
Paul George Kohl of Solon Dies at 71
Paul George Kohl of Solon, 71, died at his home after a brief illness. A former town councilman and Solon Community Club member, he was born near Berlin, Germany, and came to the United States at 22. Survived by wife Sarah and sister Brunhilda Upmeyer, he will be buried in Oakland Cemetery after funeral services Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Frank A. Brosh Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Arthur Proehl. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
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Solon
Paul George Kohl
Berlin
Germany
Sarah
Brunhilda Upmeyer
Frank A. Brosh
Arthur Proehl
Oakland
Ronald Colman Early Career as Pie Heaver in British Films
Ronald Colman started in British cinema as a pie heaver before advancing to leading roles. The anecdote highlights his modest beginnings and ascent in early film.
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Ronald Colman
British Pictures
Awards Given To Wilson Juniors In School Assembly
The Wil son junior high held an awards assembly with a comedy performance by the 9B class directed by Miss Louise Renner. Awards recognized athletic and class work, perfect attendance, and punctuality, with letters to ninth grade track participants and ribbons to game winners.
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Wilson Junior High School
Louise Renner
Helen, Vavra
Edward Traby
Myrtle Tillapaugh
Doris Broussard
George Machacek
Physical Education Department
W. L. Barnard
Bob Suchomel
Charles Fisher
Gordon Shimek
Waltee Traby
Arthur Haycraft
Nels J. Lee
Donald Dirsa
Robert Tvrdik
Charles Havith
Russell Jonas
John Peterka
George Dilask
Arnold Brawner
Earl Beck
Robert Hurych
Donald van Dura
Richard Farmer
Paul Petrick
Hollis Broussard
Charles Sova
John Pesina
Donald Konkarrachy
Robert Nemec
Willmer Cimir
Virgil Knake
Jack Hanson
Charles Hronek
Robert Machacek
Grant Hale
Donald Berkicht
Robert Manson
Fay Haeussler
Duane Thompson
Lloyd Mrstik
Richard Topinka
Wesley Novak
Kenneth McDowell
Robert Rubendall
Kenneth Witteng
Ferris Clarke
Cieo Wolfe
Charles Bova
Robert Suchome
Donald van Cura
Walter Traby
Donald Kon Jesmark
Garrison Votes For Water and Sewage System
Garrison approved a $17,000 water and sewage disposal bond with 109 voting yes and 58 no out of 167 ballots. Edward Everett Horton, known for loving to avoid cars, learned to drive a tractor for his starring role in Wild Money.
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Garrison
Edward Everett Horton
Loving Words Win Over Eloquence in Love
In a light U S dialect a tale shows that genuine affection trumps fancy talk. Lobelia notes a simple lover’s honesty can outshine charms and grand speeches when feelings run deep.
Opening night record set for Royal American Shows in Cedar Rapids
Royal American Shows shattered its Cedar Rapids opening night records with 8200 in attendance, far above last year’s 5380. Some attractions were not open yet while others ran at capacity despite threats of rain that failed to materialize. Wood chips for the midway arrived late from Chicago, delaying setup for the second spring jubilee session as 1200 employees were called for an afternoon crew. Officials from El Kahir temple and the Shrine said Minnesota state fair duties complicated the schedule and will be inspected later by authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
el Kahir
Chicago
Minnesota
Minnesota State Fair officials visit noon arrival
Arriving at noon are Harry Frost midway superintendent Harry Lund publicity director and Kenneth Wright staff photographer of the Minnesota state fair. They will stay in the city several days. Early next week officials of the fair will continue engagements.
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Harry Frost
Midway
Harry Lund
Kenneth Wright
Minnesota
Canadian officials inspect midway crew for Canada entry
Royal American Shows depart from this city to Brandon Manitoba for the Dominion fair. They will stay until September 1 when they head to the Minnesota state fair for ten days before moving to southern state fair territory for fall and winter exhibitions.
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Canadian Customs and Immigration Departments
Winnipeg
Canada
Brandon
Mani
Toba
Dominion
Minnesota
Southern
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Retail Credit Group
Upper Palisades
ZOTOS
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Paris
Zotos Ste Utente
Geet
Snors
Haldy Beauty Supply CO
Zotos Distributors
Theo A. Kochs Co
Chrometal
E Ervic
Sara Park Salon
Merchants National Bank
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Ote Paramount Theater
Fhone
By Albert Payson
Terhune
Pope
Killian Company
Ae Naat CO
Beth
the Killian Company
Wilson
Pete
Lobelia
LT Killian
Killian
China and Glass Center
Goldwyn
Stemware
Fostoria
China Department
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