Stone City Art Colony Opens With High Enrollment
The Stone City Art Colony opens today near Anamosa Iowa with 92 enrollments already recorded for full and part time attendance. Cedar Rapids leads in listed artists with many more interviews pending as district chairmen report. Miss Grace Boston notes continued interviews will occur in the coming week.
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Iowa
Stone City
Jacques Jolas
Cornell Conservatory of Music
America
Theodore Dreiser
Mr. Jolas
Lorraine
Mid-West
National Theater
Grant Wood
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Grace Boston
Park permit woes strain city playgrounds division
In a city hall sub basement Dorothy Krebs manages park permits for tennis courts baseball diamonds and picnics. With rising tennis demand the playground commission limits to two permits per week per applicant causing common tactics to monopolize courts.
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Dorothy Krebs
Second Avenue SE
Miss Krebs
Playground Commission
City Park Department
Bever Park
Ellis
Riverside
Daniels
Benjamin Franklin School
Krebs
Ee Franklin
Bever
Eost
Four Carloads Of Bonus Army Recruits Pass Near City
Four carloads of Bonus Army recruits traveling from the west coast to Washington passed through Beverly on the North Western cutoff en route to Chicago for coal and water stops. The group, described as orderly, included cars marked Los Angeles and Sacramento. Officials of Melrose Park fed the men in Chicago before they continued to Hammond, Indiana, with about forty new members joining along the way.
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West Coast
Washington
North Western
Beverly
Otis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Melrose Park
Associated Press
Indiana Harbor Belt Line
Hammond
Ind
Police Chief Urged to Enforce Awnings and Signs Rules
Police Commissioner Dan Kruidenier asked Chief W C Benesh to have patrolmen enforce city awning regulations especially at ends of awnings. He directed notifying merchants to remove non conforming awnings and suggested clearing obstructions on parkings and city property and enforcing removal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
W. C. Benesh
Kruidfer
Deaths John W. Scott Funeral Services
Funeral services for John W. Scott will be conducted at Beatty chapel at 3 p.m. Monday by Rev. F. K. Ward. Burial follows in Oak Shade cemetery in Marion.
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John W. Scott
Beatty Chapel
F. K. Ward
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion
Funeral Services for Mrs Martha Starr Monday Morning
Funeral services for Mrs Martha A Starr who died at her home 1725 Avenue NE will be held in Turner chapel Monday at 9 am. The Rev Hugh Orchard will officiate and the body will be taken to Waverly for burial.
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Martha Starr
Martha A. Starr
1725 Avenue NE
Turner Chapel
Hugh Orchard
Waverly
Funeral services for Mrs Phoebe Patterson
Funeral services for Mrs Phoebe Patterson of 415 Center Point Road will be held at 11 am Monday in Turner chapel with Rev Hyten and Rev Ward officiating. Burial will be in LaFayette Cemetery. Mrs Patterson died Friday in a local hospital.
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Phoebe Patterson
Center Point Road
Turner Chapel
Hyten
Ek Ward
LaFayette Cemetery
Patt
Ninety Boys to Camp Wapsie Y Camp
Nearly ninety boys depart the local Y M C A on Monday at 6 am for Camp Wapsie for Pioneer age boys 12 to 15. A second period camp will have nearly one hundred campers returning Monday. The third period campers include John Anderson Ladislav Mrkvicka and others listed.
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Camp Wapsie
John Anderson
Ladislav Mrkvicka Dams
Mean Mackay Prederick de Jack Breedley
Raymond H Edward Borecky
Billie Biderman
Robert Brosh
Donald Was
Oren Carter
Bob Julis
Wesley Kobylak
Edward
City Briefs and Personal Notes from Local Items
Mrs. M. W. O Rieley is recuperating at Mercy hospital after an operation. The Y M C A will host a picnic and ball game at Ellis Park Monday at 6 p m with 5 p m assembly at the Y M C A. Ella D. Cross returns to Cedar Rapids from Long Beach Calif and plans a summer visit with friends. Star of the West lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias holds June birthday party Monday night with entertainment and refreshments for June born members.
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M. W. O’rieley
Grande Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Y. Men's Club
Ellis Park
Ella D. Cross
Cedar Rapids
Long Beach
Calif
Star of the West Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Thompson vacation guest with family in Ames
John M. Thompson from Pine Ridge South Dakota visited his Ames relatives for the weekend at 1527 Avenue NE. He will return to Popular Montana where he is stationed in government Indian service. Other guests include Mr and Mrs H O Hickok of Ames, Mrs Hickok being Mrs Thompson's sister.
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John M. Thompson
Pine Ridge
S. D
Avenue NE
Popular
Mont
Government Indian Service
Thompson
H. O. Hickok
Ames
Three Republicans Return From Minnesota Fishing Trip
James H. Smith of 1938 Hinkley avenue NW republican sheriff nominee Robert W. Greene of 1923 Washington avenue SE and Leo Custer of Thirty-second and Oakland avenue NE returned Thursday from a Minnesota fishing trip. They fished at Greene's cottage on Ponto lake and later at Walker on Leach lake and Lake Irene near Alexandria where they reported good pike fishing.
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James H. Smith
Hinkley Avenue
Robert W. Greene
Washington Avenue SE
Leo Custer
Oakland Avenue NE
Minnesota
Mr. Greene
Ponto Lake
Walker
Leach Lake
Lake Irene
Alexandria
Brother-In-Law of U S Ambassador Dies in Fall
Brussels dispatch reports Major Guy Reyntiens, 55, brother in law to Hugh S. Gibson American ambassador to Belgium, killed after falling from a second story window at his home near the embassy. Authorities say a dizzy spell caused the accident. he served as a World War cavalryman and leaves a wife and two children.
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Brussels
INS
Guy Reyntiens
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
Tae Ee
American films face severe hit from French quota
Paris reports the new French import quota for American films will hit the American motion picture industry hard in the coming year. Officials describe the measure as the strongest blow ever delivered to U S producers under the Herriot government.
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Paris
Herriot
Germany
Wisi
France
Excuse for License in Trouser Pockets Noted in Offense Rules
The article explains a defense to licenseless driving under a subsection permitting leniency if a valid license is produced promptly after arrest. It cites that judges may leniently remit fines or impose court costs, while stressing that Iowa requires new residents or visitors to secure a license within specific timelines. It adds visitors can get a guest tag and all drivers over thirty days must obtain a driver's license.
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Iowa
Lie Detector Used on Two Post Office Robbery Suspects
In Chicago, criminologist Leonardo Keeler administered lie detector tests to Lyle C. Jones and Milo E. Shaw of Galesburg. They faced federal charges for the February 1930 Dahinda post office robbery in Peoria. Keeler will announce results likely Monday after the sessions in Peoria.
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Chicago
Leonardo Keeler
Northwestern University Crime Detection Laboratory
Lyle Co. Jones
Milo E. Shaw
Galesburg
Dahinda
Peoria
Keeler
Federal District Court
Ottawa Washington St Lawrence waterway treaty reported close
An unconfirmed report circulated Saturday that talks on the St Lawrence waterway treaty between Ottawa and Washington have satisfactorily concluded. It was said an announcement covering the international river section would be made within a few days.
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Ottawa
Local Woman Praises Hawaii After Island Visit
Cedar Rapids woman Mrs A R Menary recounts her Hawaii trip praising native courtesy and Honolulu sights while dismissing sensational Massie trial reports. She observed island dances music and customs and recalls gifting leis as her boat left, hoping to return.
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Honolulu
Massie
United States
A. R. Menary
Blake Boulevard
Hawaii
Menary
J. W. Garrett
Professor Garrett
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Tommy
Parking Lights Required On Cars In Boulevard Light District
Night Captain John Cook warned downtown parkers that vehicles on First Street SE below Third Avenue must display lights or face police court fines. He added that cars along Fourth and Fifth Avenues SE in the business district also need parking lights due to the absence of boulevard lighting.
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John Cook
Parkers
First Street
Third Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Cook
Four Hundred Thousand Rum Lost In Trinidad Warehouse Fire
A government warehouse in Port of Spain Trinidad containing bonded rum valued at 400000 dollars was consumed by a large fire on Saturday. Authorities are assessing the extent of the damage and the impact on supplies.
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Port-Of-Spain
Trinidad
Reed for President: Mrs Donnelly Appeals for Reed Nomination
Mrs Nell Donnelly, Knox Kansas City heiress and kidnapping survivor, writes from Chicago urging James A Reed of Missouri as the Democratic standard bearer. She cites his leadership in Congress, calls for tax cuts and budget restraint, and notes Missouri’s solid support for Reed as the party’s choice.
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Nell
Donnelly
Reed
Receivership suits against Warner Bros dismissed in Delaware
In Wilmington Delaware Chief Justice James Penniwell dismissed a receivership suit filed by M P W Newcastle of Passaic New Jersey against Warner Brothers Pictures Inc The court allowed Newcastle to join with Harry Koplar of University City Missouri who has a separate receivership suit in federal court as a co complainant with Koplar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington, del
James Penniwell
Chancery Court
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
M. P. W. Newcastle
Passaic
N. J
Picture Producing Corporation
Newcastle
Harry Koplar
University City
United States District Court
Warner Company
Koplar
Illinois Suspect Freed Of Hannibal Bank Bandit Charge
A jury in Palmyra Missouri acquitted Max alias Earl Pittman of Danville of participating in a $140000 Farmers and Merchants Bank robbery. The case had earlier ended in a hung jury after Bennett drove the car used by the four men who obtained the money.
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Illinois
Hannibal Bank
Palmyra, Mo
Max
Earl Pittman
Danville
Bennett
Dan
Glossary of political terms a satirical list
A humorous catalog defines political terms with biting slang. It mocks roles from Sergeant-at-Arms to campaign managers and dark horse candidates, pairing wry definitions with sharp social commentary on politics and power.
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Pest
Dark Horse
United States
Son Reported Dead In War Is Alive And Wants Home
In Omaha Mrs. Claudia Sigler learns her son William, long reported dead by the War Department, is alive and calling from Kansas City. He is sick and broke but eager to return, asking his mother to come quickly. The family reacts with a mix of joy and relief.
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Omaha
INS
Claudia Sigler
William
Army
War Department
Sigler
Kansas City
Huey Long Wins Delegation Seat Amid Women Delegates' Outcry
Huey P. Long faced sharp opposition from women delegates in Chicago as his Louisiana delegation won 55 to 32. He drew fire by name dropping a female opponent and clashing with Stella Hamlin and Ruffin Pleasant, while some women supported him despite the furor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Huey P. Long
Stella Hamlin
Louisiana
Senator McKellar seeks report on State Department secret fund
Senator McKellar of Tennessee said he will introduce a resolution in the Senate demanding a detailed report on how the State Department secret fund is spent. He argued the fund is provided yearly without accounting, though cut from 400000 to 130000 in this year's budget.
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Washington
Stimson
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Senate
Department
Congress
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St. Lawrence Treaty
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Boulevard Light District
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