Food processing taxes face injunctions nationwide
Federal Xfills, Inc. of Lockport New York and others dispute processing taxes. Courts in several states grant injunctions while experts warn of constitutional limits and farm relief program impacts. Davis of General Mills warns actions aim to protect customers and competitive positions as actions expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xfills, Inc
Lockport
N. Y
Impere] Fiour Agihs Company
Harper, Han
G B. Smith Milag Company
Shermen, Tex
Regenal Mest Packers
Lyense
NRA Eniline
Lemstsatyve
Comerest
Egneilinre
Supreme Court
NRA
Eae Delevetion
Lemsilanve Power Wes Smocomsemenenel
Tex Despute Bebief
Beneft
Nils
Devis
Buffalo
St. Paul
Dass
Davis
Federal
Henry +. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
AAA
Evolution of Medicine Titles Through History
The text traces how the word doctor shifted from meaning teacher to its modern medical connotation. It notes that medieval universities used doctor for teachers and physicians were once called physicuens before borrowing the term doctor. It discusses the historical change in professional labeling and lasting use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wumiversty Depres
Wmiversty
Anc
Breine
Wagright Tr Pubue
Ledeen Inc
15 Cent Oleomargarine Tax Approved by La Follette
Gov Philip F. La Follette signed a 15 cent per pound oleomargarine tax to shield Wisconsin’s home market. The measure, raised from 6 to 15 cents, followed farm protests and approval by both legislative houses. Critics warned of retaliatory limits on Wisconsin business, citing canceled contracts and reduced sales in Texas and southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Philip F. la Follette
John E Cashman
Keweunee County
Capitol
Oscar H. Morris
Milwaukee
Senate
Morris
Milwaukee Road
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Iowa Cities
Cedar Rapids couples Gillette Rezab with Altha Lange Lester Burianek with Mary Drew Harold Murray with Susanna Baily Velma Holmes with Stanley Schreber Center Point entries include Harold H Murray. Davenport and Cedar Rapids connections feature in listings. Boston and Des Moines pairs also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette Rezab
Altha Lange
Cedar Rapids
Woman Plunges 18 Floors To Death in Chicago
Chicago police said Edith L. Nelson 29 of Stancardville leaped from an eighteen story window Friday, death listed as self-inflicted. The tragic incident occurred as investigators labeled it a death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edith L. Nelson
Stancardville
The NITWITS and The Arizonaian Show At The Towne
A reader describes Wheeler and Woolsey in The Nitwits at Towne Theater amid suspense and laughs as the audience enjoys the duo’s missteps. The Arizonaian western feature with Richard Dix and Margot Grahame offers gunplay, song, and restrained, effective acting. The reviewer notes strong crowd reaction and highlights Woolsey’s singing and the western sequence’s excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler and
Woolsey
Teesday
Ska
Wheeler
Waosasey
Ahaourh Wreeler
Richard Dix
Margot Grahame
Sioux City jury reports on raids and slot machines
The Sioux City grand jury heard testimony about raids on slot machines across several businesses. Officers described unauthorized raids, shifting beats, and attempts to collect protection money from Caine. Machines were later found in the Insurance Exchange building and at Bekins Van and Storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rhabottom
Ed Asmussen
Joe Young
Hoffman
Kuhlmann
John Diebert
George Gorder
Gorder
Civil Service Commission
Kline
Jack Radke
Paul Czerkes
Kerby
Nile Lake
Insurance Exchange
Mbristain Novelty Company
Betty Kellough
Bekins van and Storage Company
Caine
Berry
Wall Rogers Says- Franklins Odd Chore For Congress
Beverly Hills column says Congress receives a White House message daily and opens it with little enthusiasm. The note claims a ruling blocks lawsuits against the government unless allowed, and asks lawmakers to say they cannot sue. The piece closes with a mock endearment from Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaine Gazette
Beverly Hills
Calif
Congress
White House
Franklin
Will
Mind and learning from an author’s unconventional notes
A reflective piece argues short study bursts with rests beat cramming for skill gain. It also weighs how competition for affection affects perceived value in relationships and suggests shy, self conscious children are likelier to develop neuroticism without proper handling.
How to Solve Four Personal Problems by Wisrem
Life presents problems of money position or loved ones. Dr Wisrem offers ten illuminating tests to apply before acting. A booklet available from The Gazette with stamped return envelope and self addressed label upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow
Albert Edward Wisrem
D.so
Peresna
Dr. Wisgam
Gazette
Funeral services held for Wilbur A. Gensicke
Funeral services for Wilbur Allan Gensicke who drowned on the Cedar River were held at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. John J. Gent officiating. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial Park. Born March 26, 1922 in Cedar Rapids he was the youngest student in Roosevelt junior high School tenth grade and a 4 H club member for three years. Surviving are his parents two brothers Robert and Hugo two sisters Edith and Joanne, all at home. Also his grandmother Mrs Hannah Gensicke of Cedar Rapids and grandfather J. C. Armstrong of Toddville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Allen Gensicke
Cedar River
Turner Chapel
John J. Gent
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Junior High School
Clintonian
Robert
Hugo
Edith
Joanne
Hannah Gensicke
J. C. Armstrong
Toddville
McKinney's Cotton Pickers to Play at Swisher Paramount Pavilion
McKinney's Cotton Pickers a fourteen piece orchestra with blues singer Jobhy Derrick will perform at the Paramount pavilion Swisher Saturday night Frank Stangler manager of the pavilion announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Cotton Pickers
Jobhy Derrick
Paramount Pavilion
Swisher
Frank Stangler
Jowan Named Head of Junior Chamber
Aten Whitfield of Des Moines was elected president of the United States junior chamber of commerce. Delegations from Denver and Pasadena won honors in a torchlight parade at the national convention in Columbus Ohio. The Semadena representatives float won best in its class. Marstaltown Iowa placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Aten Whitield
Des Moines
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Whitfield
E. Richards
Las Los Angeles
Columbus, O
Denver
Colo
Pasadena
Calif
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Semadena
Marstaltown
Public Hero No One thrills Gazette newsies at Paramount
Gazette newsies pack the Paramount to see Public Hero No One with Chester Morris Lionel Barrymore and Jean Arthur. Alex Fidler notes the crowd of eighty five? Gazette staff watched as the tale unfolds with fast paced excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
Gazette Newsies
Rocky Newton
Paramount
Alex Fidler
Newsies
Chester Morris
Lionel Barrymore
Jean Arthur
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local News
City briefs note a meeting at Moose hall at 8 pm Tuesday for B M and PLE U No 1 of Iown. Ruth Walters and Charles E O Donnell, both of Iowa City, wed last Thursday by Justice Grunewald. Dr Paul Stephen, brother of Dr R J Stephen, leaves for Chicago to start internship at Marine hospital after completing Iowa medical college in June.
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B. M. and
PLE. U
Iown
Moose Hall
Charles E. O’donnell
Ruth Walters
Iowa City
W. J. Grunewald
Paul Stephen
R. J. Stephen
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
The
Marine Hospital
Stephen
Iowa Medical College
Brothers plan fishing trips to Waubeek and Minnesota
Cr Drew and Oscar Davis depart Monday for Mr Davis cabin at Waubeek on the Wapsie to spend a week fishing. They will then travel with a party of friends to northern Minnesota for more fishing adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Drew
Oscar Davis
Mr. Davis
Waubeek
Wapsie
Minnesota
Missing roomer sought at 219 Fifth Street NE
Mrs. Lucille DuFraun asked police Friday evening to search for Tillyman Dilts a 70 year old man missing three days. She described him as about six feet tall 170 pounds with grey hair and eyes and wearing a light shirt gray trousers and a brown felt hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille DuFraun
Fifth Street
Tillyman Dilts
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance gets $11000 building permit
The Inter Ocean Reinsurance company at 526 Second Avenue SE received an 11000 permit to air condition the first and second floors and install a sound absorbing ceiling. Harry Cocker holds the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Second Avenue SE
Harry Cocker
Local Gardener Reports First Gladiolus Bloom of Season
Joe Satinsky of 3017 Center Point Road NE reported discovering a lemon yellow gladiolus in bloom Friday morning. The short stem plant stands under four inches but is perfectly formed according to Satinsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Satinsky
Center Point Road
Satinsky
Reverend Evans Plans July Stay at Lake West Okoboji
The Rev. William M. Evans pastor of Central Park Presbyterian church will spend July at his cottage on Lake West Okoboji He will conduct services at his church tomorrow at 13 and lead the second quarterly communion of the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MM. Evans
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Lake West Okoboji
Boy Fractures Arm in Fall Near Costas Home
Seven year old Phillip Neofotist of Des Moines was taken to Mercy Hospital at 8 p m Friday for a fractured left arm sustained in a fall while visiting the John Costas residence at 347 Twelfth Street SE. He did not remain in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Neofotist
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
John Costas
Tweneth Street
Neofotist
Engineers Elect Iowa Power Leader at Sioux City Meet
Charles Herbeck chief engineer of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company was chosen as vice president of the Iowa Association of Power Engineers at the annual convention held in Sioux City. W R Spry of Des Moines was elected president. Next year’s gathering will be in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herbeck
Eighteenth Street
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa Association of Power Engineers
Sioux City
W. R. Spry
Des Moines
Beginnings of Sermon Series at Church Tent
Evangelist W. Carl Ketherside opened a series on Christ parables at the Church of Christ tent on Fifth avenue and Seventh street SW with A Lover Went Forth to Sow. Tonight at 8 another object lesson is planned. Tomorrow features 11 oclock discourse and 11 40 communion with a basket dinner after the morning service. Toddville church joins in. Tomorrow night’s meeting is at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carl Ketherside
Church of Christ
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
Toddville
Notice of void insurance policies in Cedar Rapids
A fragmented notice warns that certain policies linked to Northwestern National Insurance Company and Pellarce Insurance in Chicago are void. It identifies agents in Cedar Rapids and Milwaukee and mentions Wisconsin and Illinois ties, advising concerned parties of the invalidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire Dweilies
Cedar Rapicy
Iowa
Northwestern National Insurance Company
Pellarce Insurance Company
Chicago
Liso
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Orthwn Rational Insurances Company
Itooque Hedres Co
Asents
Cetar Rapids
Picnic Dreams and Old Affections in a Latchen Flat
Sherry Aronson fends off David with a sudden invitation from Peter Garland a casual plan for a picnic rekindling memories. In a top floor East Thirtieth Street flat the two adults flirt sceneled by firelight and a pretend brook, culminating in a kiss on Sherry’s burned finger as the moment promises more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Sherry
David
East Thirtieth Street
Theaters Show Prominent Stars and Classics
At the Paramount public hero number one features Chester Morris and Lionel Barrymore with a Mickey Mouse cartoon. In Iowa Wheeler and Woolsey star in The Nitwits alongside Richard Dix in The Arizonian.. State presents Murder in the Fleet with Jean Parker. Rialto offers Merry Wives of Reno with Guy Kibbee and The Revenge Rider with Tim McCoy. Palace showcases Charlie Chan in Paris with Warner Oland and Age of Innocence with John Boles. Olympic presents Before Midnight with Ralph Bellamy and Rainbow Valley with John Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Chester Morris
Lionel Barrymore
Iowa
Wheeler and Woolsey
Richard Dix
State
Jean Parker
Rialto
Guy Kibbee
Tim McCoy
Palace
Charlie Chan
Paris
Warner Oland
John Boles
Ralph Bellamy
Rainbow Valley
John Wayne
Administratrix Appointed in Johnson Estate Iowa
Hazel K. Johnson is named administratrix of William H. Johnson’s Linn County Iowa estate. Creditors must file claims with the District Court Clerk and ensure payment of debts. The notice is dated June 28 1935 and lists attorney W Meek as the attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Couly
William H. Johnson
Clere
The
Lion County
Hazel K. Johnson
Appointment of Administratrix With Will Annexed
Notice of appointment dated June 14 1935 naming Arva Ann Pratt as administratrix with the will annexed of Emma Prences Parr deceased in Linn County Iowa. Creditors urged to pay and claimants to file claims sworn with the Linn County District Court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Emma Prences Parr
Iowa
Linn
Iowa District Court
Arva NM Pratt
Grimm, Elliott, Shuttleworth and
Ingersoll
Public Hero No 1 G Man Triumph
A Metro Paramount feature praises law and order as Chester Morris stars as a federal agent who infiltrates a gang to end their crime. Jean Arthur co stars in a romance while Lionel Barrymore and Joseph Calleia deliver memorable supporting turns amid gunfire filled action sequences.
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Underworld
Paramount
Ion
Law and Order
Chester Morris
John Dillinger
Morris
Jean Arthur
Theresa
Lionel Barrymore
Joseph Calleia
Sonny” Black
Mickey Mouse
Friday
Mickey
Yacht Club
Paramount News
Trustees of Frisco Charge Rock Island Stock Sale Fraud
Trustees of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway sue Brown and Speyer firm officers in New York for 10.5 million dollars alleging fraud and fiduciary breaches in selling 183 333 shares of Chicago Rock Island stock. A separate suit seeks 1.05 million against Brown and Speyer over Gulf Mobile and Northern stock. Suit issued June 12 after hearings. Frisco claims losses of about 11 million from related railroad stock purchases handled by Speyer and Seligman at Brown's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry
John G. Lonsdale
James M. Kurn
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Co
Supreme Court
Edward N. Brown
Road
James Speyer & Co
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Speyer and
Seligman
Brown
Mount Vernon Churches Plan Summer Morning Worship
Beginning Sunday, two local churches in Mount Vernon will hold worship at 9:30 AM with church school at 10:30 AM. The schedule is a temporary plan for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Red Head Products, Inc. Amends Articles of Incorporation
Notice states that on June 6 1813 stockholders resolved to amend the Kimball Corporation to the name Red Head Products Inc all other parts of the original Articles of Incorporation dated September 16 1931 remain in force the amendment was filed in June 193h with officers Sanders and Fladt signing as vice president secretary and attorney O Rilley listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Corporation
Red Head Products, Inc
Rap Ons
KR Sanders
Oscar G. Fladt
M. W O'Rilley
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Toledo
John Hervey Furbay
la Follette
BIG Sunday Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Hmm. Hawner
Ole T Naglestad
Pocahontas County
William Gilchrist
L. P. Peterson
Rolfe
E. A. Bauserman
Gilmore City
Eva Wiegert
Palmer Peterson
Alma K. Berry
Edward L. O'Connor
Court House
Larry Huston
Wall Rogers
Morris Viteles
Wilbur A. Gensicke
Jowan
Junior Chamber
Dr. Evans
Okoboji
Kathleen Sheppard
Wabert Montgomers
Jeshelie Charles
Sherri
Wiliam
Thomas
Charlee
Per Rirele
Bill Charles
Tenl
Peter Garland
Bitormey
Robert Taylor
Jean Parke
Una Merkel
Ted Healy
Josh Mickey Mouse Cartoon
Trustees of
Frisco
Rock Island
Przyere Tout
Pete Ey
RKO
Batio Petre
Nix
Arizontan
Becky Sharp
Matinee Lée Lnur Ascot A
GE OF Innocence
Irene Dunne
Sun
Tim Gol
Glenda Roscoeates
Farrell
Chandy
Ike Biz Show
Lee Tracy
Sally Eilers
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