Bureau Launches Deferred Payment Plan For Medical Dental Care
Cedar Rapids groups form the Medical Dental Business bureau to provide deferred payment for medical and dental services. Harold Skinner leads the office at 514 Dows building with plans to assess needs, set affordable terms, and connect patients to licensed providers without upfront charges. The program aims to prevent untreated illness by enabling early care and easing financial barriers for families.
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Dows Building
Linn County Medical Society
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Chamber of Commerce
Medical Dental Business Bureau
Harold Skinner
Eighth Avenue SE
The
Hedges Company
Dental
Medical Professions
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
Ind
Bureau
Medical-Dental Business Bureau
Museau
CHIC
Business Bureau
Skinner
Medical Society
B J Moon
H M_ Ivins
WR Hess
Dental Society
C S Foster
C Vo Lehmann
HE Hanson Chamber of Commerce
A L Taylor
Dr. Moon
Clare Marshall
Landon Attacks Political Fear in National Speech
Speech by Landon rails against partisan politics and remedial legislation. He argues for restored purchasing power for farmers, new jobs in factories and roads, and a merit system overhaul while criticizing administrative excess and unemployment. He cites agriculture, public works, and federal policy as key battle grounds.
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Unenastien
Mary
Surrender of Japanese Army Rebels Shocks Tokyo
Chronicle of the Okada cabinet under threat after an attempted purge. The premier and aides escaped danger via a servant’s corridor as martial law remains and Tokyo banks reopen amid cautious calm.
Reynolds Attacks Immigrant Bill Hearings
Senator Reynolds of North Carolina accused Coolidge and King of limiting testimony on the Coolidge Kerr immigration bill during a Senate subcommittee hearing. Commissioner MacCormack explained the bill would curb deportations but allow long-time residents to stay, while opponents urged stricter controls and broader deportation. James Sitmeth led a broader attack on the bill, calling for mandatory registration and fingerprinting of aliens.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Reynolds
North Carolina
Coolidge
Massachusetts
King
Utah
Kerr
United States
Commissioner General of Immigration
Secretary of Labor
Daniel W. MacCormack
Immigration and Naturalization
Department of Iabor
Department
James L Sitmeth
The
United American Mechanics
Philadelphia
Department of Labor
Illinois Highway Plan Covers Safety Improvements
SPRINGFIELD IN AP The 1936 road construction program totals 37,670,000 and aims to cut auto accidents. Public Works Director Robert Kingery says projects include eighty six railroad grade separations three highway grade separations and many miles of divided pavement. Automatic flashing signals will be added at 274 railroad crossings and reflectorized warning signs put up at fourteen other crossings.
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Springfield
H- Lines
Public Works
Robert Kingery
Four Die in London Apartment Fire Tragedy
Four persons were burned to death in a Saturday apartment house fire in the Saha district. Aoman and his wife were trapped amid the flames, which spread rapidly cutting off all exits. An unidentified woman and a girl also perished in the blaze.
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London
Saha
Aoman
Maine Lodge To Confer Degree Tuesday Evening
The Miume Lodge of the Odd Fellows will confer the third degree at its Tuesday evening meeting in Maine. An entertainment program will follow the degree work at 838 Faust Avenue.
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Maine
Miume Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Donehell
Faust Avenue
Privy Building Project Promises Jobs and Health Safeguards
District supervisor Mullinex promotes WPA privy projects as a public health measure and job program. He notes 83,000 outdoor toilets were built in West Virginia during the CWA and says 40 states have entered privy building under WPA. Counties may contact P L Bishop at the Iowa State Board of Health to pursue installations guarding water and milk supplies while employing the unemployed.
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Mullinex
Iowa
State Department of Health
U.S. Department of Health
Uncle Sam
West Virginia
CWA
P L. Bishop
State Board of Health
Des Moines
Marooned Benedictine Students Rescued From Flooded Island
Four St Benedict college freshmen were stranded on an island in the Missouri river for 10 hours after their Friday excursion. Sheriff I B Anderson and local businessman Jodie Vanflorn ferried them to safety after they waded back to the mainland three miles north of Atchison. The group had moved from Atchison to Independence creek and crossed pilings to the island when rising waters due to ice jams trapped them around a fire.
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Atchison, Kan
St. Benedict College
Missouri
Anderson
Jodie Vanflorn
Atchison
Arthur Walker
Oklahoma City
Thomas Luby
Clyde
Kan
Charles Ely
Auburn
Neb
Brendon Carmody
St. Louis
Richard Tutt
Kansas City
William Solen
Sedalia
Independence Creek
Here
Pronunciation of Japanese Names Emphasizes Equal Syllable Stress
A Japanese linguist states that proper pronunciation uses no accent on any syllable. He explains AP spellings are phonetic, basing readings on evenly stressed Japanese syllables and provides examples including Hirohito Fushimi Kanin Okada Hirota and Goto with their pronunciations.
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New York
Associated Press
Rhonetic
Hirohito
Taxpayers Asked to Furnish Data for 1935 Taxes
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek asks taxpayers paying the first 1935 installment to present their previous tax receipt or provide the property owner name and legal description. A new tax receipt system now issues four copies with one filed under the owner's name for quick reference.
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Milo Sedlaceks
Sedlacek
Dairy Show Leaders Plan Iowa Meet This Tuesday
Leaders in Iowa dairy breeds and vocational agriculture officials from high schools and 4-H clubs will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss plans for the All Iowa Dairy Show to be held in Cedar Rapids next fall. Attendees include G F Ekstrom Des Moines. Prof Floyd Johnston Iowa State College. Orville Hamer Waterloo. IH O Larsen Dike. Charles Talcott Fort Dodge. Charles Mountain Des Moines. John Goldinvaux Waterloo. R A Nelson Independence. William Campbell Jesup. C W Howe Des Moines. Leo Smith Williamsburg. Don Filson Marshalltown. and chamber executives Ray Anderson Arthur Barlow Charles Penningroth William Rinderknecht Lyle Duncan.
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Dairy Breed Associations of
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
G. F Ekstrom
Des Moines
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Orville Hamer
Waterloo
IH. O. Larsen
Dike
Ray Anderson
Arthur Barlow
Charles Penningroth
William Rinderknecht
Lyle Duncan
Roosevelt Debaters Defeat Four District Opponents in Meet
Roosevelt high school debaters of Cedar Rapids defeated Waverly Vinton East Waterloo and Cedar Falls in the district tournament held in Cedar Falls. The team coached by Robert Ebel will advance to the state meet at Iowa City with Maxine Burke Eleanor Brown as affirmative and Leo Sweeney Robert Bokerney as negative. Thirteen schools competed including Cedar Falls Oclwein Clarion Mason City Ames Decorah Vinton Waukon Maquoketa Waterloo Marion and Waverly.
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Vinton
East Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Oclwein
Clarion
Mason City
Iowa City
Robert Ebel
Maxine Burke
Eleanor Brown
Leo Sweeney
Robert Bokerney
Stanley Menzler
Wilson High
Ames
Decorah
Waukon
Maquoketa
Pee Waterloo
Marion
Registration surge marks Cedar Rapids election interest
Cedar Rapids voters added 917 new registrations and 1765 address changes as the registration period closed Friday. City Clerk L. J. Storey said 410 new registrations came in Friday. An additional open period is set for March 18 to 20 for those unregistered or with new addresses before the March 30 city election.
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Cedar Rapids
L. J Storey
Negro Woman Held On Liquor Charge
Florence Davis 33 of 1109 Thirteenth avenue SE was arrested on charges of maintaining a liquor nuisance after a raid Saturday at 8 p m. Officers found three fourths of a gallon of alcohol and eight gallons of home brew. She was held at the city jail.
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Florence Davis
Thirteenth Avenue
Akron Faces General Strike Over Goodyear Labor Dispute
Akron union leaders reveal a general strike of all union labor in sympathy with Goodyear Tire and Rubber employees is being considered. Central Labor Union officers called a special meeting of Akron labor leaders for tonight to discuss the action.
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Akron, O
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Central Labor Union
Akron
Frank Dibishek Dies at 82 on North Liberty Farm
Frank Dibishek 82 of a farm six miles west of North Liberty died Saturday from injuries endured in a fall months earlier. Born in Bohemia October 27 1853 he came to Johnson County as a child and settled on the homestead in 1870. He married Catherine Kmakal in 1886 and leaves a daughter Mac and a son Frank deceased and a daughter Josephine also deceased. Funeral at the family home Tuesday with Rev Francis Pokorny officiating burial in a nearby North Liberty cemetery. friends may call at Cedar Rapids area funeral chapel.
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the Gazette
North Liberty
Frank Dibishek
Bohemia
Johnson County
Catherine Kmakal
Josephine
Frank
Mac
Dibishek
Francis Pokorny
Cedar Rapids
Seven Leap Day Babies Born in Cedar Rapids
At St Luke's and Mercy hospitals Cedar Rapids welcomed at least seven babies yesterday born on February 29. They include a son to J A Stolar Jr and wife. a son to Thomas Mills. a daughter to W E Lichtenstein. a son Herm an to the Steeges. a son to W Ho Clark. a son to J J Yuva. and a daughter to Henry Neimeier, all due to celebrate birthdays only every four years.
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Cedar Rapids
J. A. Stolar, Jr
Eighteenth Street
Thomas Mills
Walker
W.E. Lichtenstein
B Avenue NE
Herman
Steege
First Avenue
W Ho Clark
St Luke's Hospital
J. J. Yuva
G Avenue
Henry Neimeier
Mercy Hospital
Aurora Girls Best Men in Leap Year City Council
The story recounts a playful pursuit of a seed merchant by Aurora’s bachelor women led by Mayor Margaret Esser. City officials pass quirky laws throttling single status, taxing bachelors and declaring them a societal menace while joking about future attempts and precinct antics.
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John C Murphy
Margaret Esser
Aurora
State Allots Linn County 20241 For March Jobless Fund
Linn county receives 20241 in state funds for unemployment relief in March. The county adds 6228 to total 26469 for an estimated 1038 cases. The grant covers medical and 156 for dental care. The state counts two WPA families or two singles as one case.
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Linn County
Alice Ferber
J. C. Pryor
Des Moines
Ferber
State Office
Amelia Putnam's Name Dragged Into Mantz Divorce Suit
In Los Angeles courtroom details emerged in the Mantz divorce case as Amelia Earhart Putnam is cited through a mysterious “Mrs Putnam.” Myrtle Mantz alleges her husband, Paul Mantz, took female companions on trips, leaving her behind. Ella Johnson testified the unnamed Putnam guest spent nights at the Mantz home on several occasions.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Paul Mantz
Cleveland
Mantz
Nothing Indecent In Eve Minus Two Fig Leaves
Magistrate Anthony F Burke dismissed a complaint against operators of the French Casino Manhattan hot spot ruling there is nothing indecent about Eve mincing on stage and tossing two leaves away for the audience.
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New York
Anthony F Burke
Eve
Burke
Manhattan
School Candidates Commit Selves on Policy Questions
A Cedar Rapids school board candidate slate discusses curriculum policy questions. Responses cover social science courses and independence of teachers, with positions shown on universal course content, scrutiny, and evaluating Soviet comparisons.
Clinton E. Miller Dies In Independence At 78
Clinton E. Miller, 78, longtime Independence resident and Buchanan County civic figure, died Saturday afternoon at People's Hospital. He had farm roots, ran a 40 year real estate business, and served as church treasurer and fair association secretary. Surviving: two sons Rodney and Merle. four daughters Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Vogt, and Pearle Miller. a brother W. J. Miller. a sister Mrs. Henry House. Funeral Monday at First Baptist Church with Rev. L. A. Miller officiating. burial in Wilson Cemetery.
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Clinton E. Miller
Ifelong
Buchanan County
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Lucille Bean
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Aurora
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Charles City
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Grinnell
Pearle Miller
Fort Dodge
W. J Miller
Dows
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Kansas City
Kan
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The
Baptist Church
Buchanan County Livestock Fair Association
Executive dies after long illness in New York
Camille Neral, executive at Havas News and head of North Pneumonia Agency, died after a six day illness. Widow and two children survive. Funeral arrangements are pending in New York.
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Havas News America
UTIVE
Camille Neral
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