High Court Vetoes Blanket NLRB Ban
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that the National Labor Relations Board lacks power under the Wagner Act to bar all possible violations when only specific violations are found. Involving the American Newspaper Guild and the San Antonio Express, the decision narrows the board's authority but keeps a partial win for the Guild. Justice Stone authored the ruling, which says an order must show resemblance or future risk to justify restraining additional violations.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
American Newspaper Guild
San Antonio Express
Justice Stone
Travelers Return From Winter Vacations
More travelers return home from winter trips across the country and abroad. Mr and Mrs Owen N Elliott arrive after an extensive South American journey via Cedar Rapids. Roy E Curray and partner complete a two week combined business and pleasure trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen N Elliott
Vernon Drive
South America
New York City
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Dutch Treat Luncheon Set for Music Study Club
The Continental tea room at the Roosevelt hotel will host a Dutch treat luncheon for Music Study club members this Thursday at 12 noon, moved from its original Tuesday date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Music Study Club
Kolsto Family Hosts 24th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wayne Kolsto hosted a Saturday evening gathering at 727 Second Street SW to honor Mr and Mrs Norman Kolsto on their twenty fourth wedding anniversary. Guests included Orville Kolsto and family, Bernard Kolsto and children Bernard Jr and Janet Louise, Bessie Shelton and son Frederick, Clarence Paula of Swisher, William Northrup and daughter Patricia Ann, and Carol Kay Kolsto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kolsto
Second Street
Norman Kolsto
Orville Kolsto
Bernard Kolsto
Bernard, Jr
Janet Louise
Bessie Shelton
Frederick
Clarence Paula
Swisher
William Northrup
Patricia Ann
Carol Kay Kolsto
Northwesern Bell entertains Lieut and Mrs Ellingson
Lieut and Mrs Ellis Ellingson were honored Friday night by 70 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co employees at the bungalow of the Light company. Arrangements were led by Mrs W D Counterman Miss Edna McElroy and Miss Neva Landis. The hosts presented a gift as bridge 500 and pinochle were played during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ellingson
Randolph Field
Texas
The
Light Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
W. D. Counterman
Edna McElroy
Neva Landis
Shower honors Miss Isetta Debe before March wedding
Mrs Ben Hermsen hosted a domestic shower at 1624 D Avenue NE for Miss Isetta Debe whose marriage to Lieut Robert Benesh is planned for March 20. Banco prizes were won by Mary Louise Barrett and Mary Callan. Other guests included Mrs Arthur Campbell Mrs Leslie Zacheis Miss Audrey Shellquist and the Misses Ethel and Roberta Bock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hermsen
D Avenue NE
Isetta Debe
Robert Benesh
Banco
Mary Louise Barrett
Mary Callan
Arthur Campbell
Leslie Zacheis
Audrey Shellquist
Ethel and
Roberta Bock
Veterans Auxiliary Dinner Honors Washington Lincoln and Nurse Beyea
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 788 hosted a dinner in the Memorial building on Wednesday evening. Mrs Harley Huff chaired the program and spoke about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, with guest speaker Scotty Beyea, a World War II nurse and traveler, sharing experiences as a war nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 788
Harley Huff
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Scotty” Beyea
Barbara Wagner Celebrates 11th Birthday at Home
Barbara Marie Wagner daughter of Mrs Pauline Wagner 111 Parkcourt SE celebrated her eleventh birthday Saturday at home with a party attended by 29 friends. Guests included Sue Smulekoff Judy Lattner Barbara Carter Joanne Atkinson Sue Randall Jeanne Ward Betty Schwein Helen Doras Elsie Rae LeMont Charlotte Helming Nancy Woggenthaler Ausleen Bugensten Esther Armstrong Janet Haig Louise Blau Olga Naxera Wilmaura Skien Martha Burger Virginia Mansfield and George Ann Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Marie Wagner
Pauline Wagner
Parkcourt SE
Barthday
Sue Smulekoff
Judy Lattner
Barbara Carter
Joanne Atkinson
Sue Randall
Jeanne Ward
Betty Schvinn
Helen Doras
Elsie Rae LeMont
Charlotte Helming
Nancy Woggenthaler
Ausleen Bugensten
Esther Armstrong
Janet Haig
Louise Blau
Olga Naxera
Wilaura Skien
Martha Burger
Virginia Mansfield
George Ann Wagner
Hostess Mrs Poe Hosts White Cross Society Meeting
Mrs Arthur Poe welcomed members of the White Cross society at her home on 300 Twenty first Street Drive SE. She was assisted by Mesdames Isaac B Smith WK Greene Lumir Severa and Charles Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
White Cross Society
Arthur Poe
Isaac B Smith
WK Greene
Lumir Severa
Charles Knox
Molly Pitcher Society shifts meeting day
The Molly Pitcher Society of the C AR defers its meeting from March 5 to Wednesday March 12. Members will gather at Miss Patricia Carberry's home at 307 Twenty Eighth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Pitcher Society of the Car
Patricia Carberry
Twenty Eighth Street Drive
Mrs Burkhalter to be Tourist Club hostess
Mrs I D Burkhalter of 300 Nineteenth street SE will host Wednesday at 2 30 p m for members of the Tourist club. Miss Caroline Soutter will conduct the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhalter
Mre
I. D. Burkhalter
Nineteenth Street SE
Caroline Soutter
Beardsley Sixth Birthday Party Held Saturday afternoon
Marilyn K Beardsley daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Beardsley celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday afternoon at 1856 Avenue NE. Guests included Susan Chehak Tom Doherty Betty Dolezal Mary Farr Lenore Housel Marilou Houseman Ann Lichtenstein Sally Rinderknecht Jacqueline Smith Ann Shimerda Patricia Styles Karen Termohlen Janet Peters Richard Wilson Barbara Wood Andrea Wasta. Jeaneen Sinclair from Oelwein attended with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Sinclair, weekend guests of the Beardsleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn K Beardsley
L. R. Beardsley
1856 Avenue NE
Susan Chehak
Tom Doherty
Betty Dolezal
Mary Farr
Lenore Housel
Marilou Houseman
Ann Lichtenstein
Sally Rinderknecht
Jacqueline Smith
Ann Shimerda
Patricia Styles
Karen Termohlen
Janet Peters
Richard Wilson
Barbara Wood
Andrea Wasta
Jeaneen Sinclair
Oelwein
J R Sinclair
Mrs. Beardsley
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Lynn Bucklin at 1807 C Street
A group of friends gathered at Mrs Lynn Bucklin's home on Sunday for dinner to celebrate her birthday Pinachle served as the diversion in the afternoon and evening. Attending were Mrs D W Dwyer Mrs M Dwyer Joyce Jammy Dwyer Mr and Mrs Howard Daywitt and son John Mr and Mrs John Dwyer and daughter Corrine Mr and Mrs Dennis Dwyer and daughter Marcia Mr and Mrs John F E Melsa Velma Bucklin Miss Mary Jane Lemaster Clifford Dwyer Wilford Dwyer and Michael Lynn Bucklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bucklin
C Street
D W Dwyer
M Dwyer Joyce
Jammy Dwyer
Howard Daywitt
John
John Dwyer
Corrine
Dennis Dwyer
Marcia
John FE Melsa
Velma Bucklin
Mary Jane Lemaster
Clifford Dwyer
Wilford Dwyer
Michael
Mrs Leonard R Wilson Hosts Friendship Circle Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Leonard R Wilson of 309 Twenty second Street NE will entertain the Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters Tuesday at 1:30 pm for a dessert luncheon. Members of the circle entertained husbands Sunday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs J Stewart McQuiston at 361 Crarden Drive SF. A St Patrick day motif decorated the table with prizes won by Mrs James V Prouty Carl G Helming Vernon E Lichtenstein Ray Moore and Dr James V Prouty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard R. Wilson
Twenty-second Street
Friendship Circle
King's Daughters
J Stuart McQuiston
Crarden Dive SF
St Patrick
James V
Prouty
Carl G Helming
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Ray Moore
Local Card Party Hostess Entertains Friends Group
Mrs G W Davis of 1407 Ellis boulevard NW hosted a Saturday evening card party with neighbors and friends in attendance. Guests included Mr and Mrs Maurice Koppenhaver Mr and Mrs George Kurt Mr and Mrs John Dolezal Mr and Mrs Will Sell and their son Asa Sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Davis
Ellis Boulevard
Maurice Koppenhaver
George Kurt
John Dolezal
Will Sell
Asa Sell
Lefebure Ends Five Day Visit With Morton School
Leland L Lefebure of Omaha who attends Morton Aircraft school completed a five day visit with his mother Mrs Etta Lefebure at 414 Fifteenth street SE on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland L. Lefebure
Morton Aircraft School
Omaha
Etta Lefebure
Fifteenth Street
Raymond Spinka Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Party
Raymond Spinka of 948 N Street SW marked his twelfth birthday with a home party. Prizes in games were won by John Minnor Howard Clark and Kenneth Kacera. Guests included Frankie Minor John Wheeler Joseph Kelly Milton Hale Bert Fisher Billy Fisher James Fisher Merle Schringer Roy McDowell Gilbert McDowell and Richard Spinka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spinka
John Minnor
Howard Clark
Kenneth Kacera
Frankie Minor
John Wheeler
Joseph Kelly
Milton Hale
Bert Fisher
Billy Fisher
James Fisher
Merle Schringer
Roy McDowell
Gilbert McDowell
Richard Spinka
Mrs Bryant to lead hour study on economic welfare
Mrs George H Bryant will conduct an hour long study on economic welfare for the League of Women Voters at 2 pm Tuesday in the Montrose hotel. She will report on the state board meeting held in Grinnell last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Bryant
League of Women Voters
Montrose
Grinnell
Hostesses Host Bundles for Britain Chain Bridge Party
Two hostesses last week at chain bridge charity events for Bundles for Britain Inc were Mrs Roy Kelly who entertained at her Van Horne home and Miss Elizabeth Clark of 2051 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain. Inc
Roy Kelly
van Horne
Elizabeth Clark
Linden Drive
Mrs Baker Elected President of Sew and So Club
Mrs OQ H Baker was elected president at a Sew and So club meeting hosted by Mrs Truman Yardley at 1805 O Avenue NW. Mrs Seymour Sage was chosen secretary. The next meeting is set for March 14 with Mrs John Hamilton to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OQ H Baker
Truman Yardley
O Avenue NW
Seymour Sage
John Hamilton
Picnic Luncheon Planned by W. D. O Club Hosts
A luncheon is planned at the home of Mrs Lena Holtz at 703 Fourth Avenue SE on Wednesday at 12 30 pm. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs Marie Garrett and Mrs Sara Kells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Holtz
Fourth Avenue SE
W. D. O Club
Marie Garrett
Sara Kells
King’s Daughters dessert luncheon set at Eckert home
Jane Boyd circle of the King’s Daughters will meet for a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Eckert, 1816 Fourth Avenue SE. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Lee Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
Lloyd Eckert
Fourth Avenue SE
Lee Eckert
Wilson Hi Y Ettes Meet for Red Cross Sewing
Wilson Hi Y Ettes will meet for Red Cross sewing on Tuesday afternoon in Miss Mildred Krebs room. Attendees should bring needles thread and thimbles. Food for the picnic supper is to be taken to Miss Dorothy Stoflets room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hi-Yettes
Red Cross
Mildred Krebs
Dorothy Stoflet
Roosevelt PTA Founders Day Program Observed
Over 100 Roosevelt PTA members and friends gathered in the school auditorium for Founders Day. Mrs. William D. Counterman led, with speaker Mrs. C. A. Love, a Mothers chorus directed by Grace Meloney, and songs and the play These Our Children by Polk school mothers led by Mrs. Lloye Jacobs. Past presidents were honored with roses: Mrs. J. M. Tallman, Mrs. W. E. Baumgartner, Mrs. George Keyes, Mrs. C. M. Wubbard, Mrs. George Seeley, and Mrs. Jacob Gerber. Hayes PTA Study Group meets Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Frank Pospishil, 118 Seventeenth Avenue SW, leader Mrs. W. L. Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P T. A
William D. Counterman
C. A. Love
Grace Meloney
J. M. Tallman
W E. Baumgartner
George Keyes
C M Wubbard
George Seeley
Jacob Gerber
Kappa Deltas Of Coe Entertain At Dancing Party
Kappa Delta sorority of Coe college hosted a comic strip themed dance in the recreation room of the men’s gym Friday night. Chaperons included Dr. and Mrs. Irving L. Churchill and Dr. Alice B Salter. Local guests and escorts from Peoria and numerous Coe students attended, with lists of attendees naming many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Deltas of
Coe
Helen Kirkpatrick
Virginia Peck
Kathleen Potter
Ruth Ann Potter
Mary Rovelstad
Maisie Sanderson
Adele Weymouth
Margaret Threlkeld
Elizabeth Flanagan
Lorena Musgrave
Dorothy Manuel
Mercedes Brockner
Patience Flanagan
Kathryn Greene
Rena Hopkins
Esther Keir
Imogen Keir
Dorothy Metcalf
Elsie Neuberger
Jean Rodgers
Virginia Smith
Erlyn Warner
Valgeria Habryl
Lila McCormick
Janice Owens
Lucile Speer
John Cabinett
Charles Okell
Fred Warner
Philip Ruschmeyer
Ward Long
Robert Manuel
Eugene LeClerc
Frank Bates
James Crawford
Kenneth Anderson
Raymond Hodgson
Don Dunlop
Richard Fuller
Ellsworth Burker
Tom Pratt
Gilbert McDowall
Dale Chronic
Richard Rise
Derle Schafstal
William Corbett
Raymond Frost
Malcolm Metcalf
Gordon
Movie shown at Home of Aged Women by Concannon couple
Mr and Mrs H. L. Concannon presented two movies Sunday for residents of the Home of Aged Women. The films covered the Tipton celebration and a trip south last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Concannon
Tipton
Mrs Fatka Hosts Maureen Fatka Birthday Party
Mrs M. E Fatka entertained Saturday honoring her daughter Maureen on her eighth birthday. The event at 1148 C Avenue NW included numerous guests and helpers, with Mrs Paul Hostak and Mrs Edward Fatka assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Fatka
C Avenue NW
Maureen
Betty Mitchell
Alice Lyman
Betty Lyman
Audrey Ballou
Janice Haddy
Jolene Johnson
Betty Burke
Barbara Morr
Mariam Morr
Mary Kay Rassbern
Patty Hostak
Shirley Hostak
Maybelle Grimm
Mary Merle Mentzel
Diana Sewell
Patty Miller
Phyllis West
Nancy Kurtz
Duane Fatka
Gerald Fatka
Paul Hostak
Edward Fatka
Y M G Club Holds Grab Bag Fundraiser At Local Home
A grab bag fundraiser for the Y M G club was held recently at Mrs. Louise Waller’s home at 1836 B avenue NE. Game prizes went to Mrs. Dorothy Bergert Mrs. Lucille Kimball and Mrs. Idelle Raftis. Other members present included Mrs. Kathy Buchan Mrs. Jo Coombs Mrs. Elaine Wharton Mrs. Helen Hardin Mrs. Maxine Shields Mrs. Betty Blake Mrs. Alice Allen and Mrs. Mariann Dieterich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M. G
Louise Waller
B Avenue NE
Dorothy Bergert
Lucille Kimball
Idelle Raftis
Kathy Buchan
Jo Coombs
Elaine Wharton
Helen Hardin
Maxine Shields
Betty Blake
Alice Allen
Mariann Dieterich
Swan Urges G. O. P. To Help Maintain The American Way
Des Moines (INS) Republican Chairman Harry B. Swan warns that war hysteria and Democratic propaganda threaten the American way. He urges party workers to keep county and precinct groups active, engage women's clubs and Young Republicans, and understand workers, farmers, and small business concerns. He cautions against bitter neighborly fights over international issues and calls for principled, calm opposition to keep America’s way of life intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Harryb. Swan
Iowa Republican News
Wong
Swan
Elmer Wickham Elected Senior Counselor in U C T Cedar Rapids
Elmer Wickham was chosen senior counselor as the United Commercial Travelers of Cedar Rapids elected officers for the coming year at a regular meeting Saturday evening at K P hall. Mrs Lillian Sandercock was elected senior counselor of the ladies auxiliary. The banquet and joint installation followed the business session led by Hunter Taylor and Mrs Glenna Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wickham
United Commercial Travelers of
Cedar Rapids
K. P. Hall
Lillian Sandercock
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles Nunn
S. L
Baylor
Melvin Dochterman
Page
W. F. Todd
Sentinel
William Glessner
W. F. Sarset
Walter Mott
Russell Sandercock
Sandercock
Freda Grimm
Helen Glessner
Ruth Miller
Virginia Todd
Verba Parker
Celia Glessner
Johanna Mott
Edna Neitzel
Grace Hansen
Hunter Baylor
Glenna Parker
City Hall Grants Gas Main Permit and Beer Transfer
City council approved Cedar Rapids Gas to lay gas mains along an alley between J and K avenues NE from Elmhurst drive NE to 90 feet east. Transfer of a class C beer permit from 1005 Fifth avenue SE to 311 Fifth avenue SE for Sadie Saub. Last month’s average city gas heat delivery was 1,041.62 BTU per hour per city observer A R Menary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
J and K Avenues
Elmhurst Drive
Fifth Avenue SE
Sadie Saub
A. R. Menary
Jap Spokesman Says French Accept Tokio Plan For Settlement
SAIGON, French Indo-China AP The Vichy government has agreed to Tokio plan for settlement of the territorial dispute between Indo China and Thailand said by Japanese spokesman Commander Isao Yasumura The French colonial representatives in Tokyo hold their own agreement hoping to minimize concessions to Thailand Hanoi officials said they had not been informed of any Vichy decision Domei dispatch from Hanoi said French troops moved southward amid tension as both sides awaited instructions from home governments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Vichy
Hanoi
Domei
Judge offers license surrender option to defendant
Judge Johnson proposed surrender of the license within five days as an alternative. The defendant accepted the offer and agreed to relinquish the license by the deadline.
City Briefs: Local Notices and Club Meetings
Live fish ad at Shefties Boat House. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wright travel six weeks through the south from 1319 Eighth Street NW. Mrs. W. E. Mickel confined at home, no visitors. Ladies auxiliary to Post C will hold a dessert luncheon Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Kling's home. Sacred Heart court 727 will meet Monday in Keane hall for officer elections. Women of the Moose meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall. sewing for Red Cross planned at 1 30 p.m Tuesday in Red Cross rooms. Cedar Rapids district Boy Scout committee led by Rollo S. Pickford holds monthly meeting Tuesday noon after luncheon at the Lafayette cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldridge leave for Brainerd Minn to open a commercial and portrait studio. Trawel Chapter No. 49 Royal Arch Masons meets 7 30 Tuesday evening in Masonic hall with degree work and refreshments. Marilyn Stookey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Stookey, is recovering from emergency appendectomy at University hospital Town City. she is a University of Iowa sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scout Committee
Rollo S. Pickford
Lafayette Cafe
Trawel
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Marilyn Stookey
Stanley C. Stookey
Memorial Drive
University Hospital
Town City
Miss Stookey
University of Iowa
Iowa County Official Promoted to Captain in Infantry Reserve
Joseph Paul Naughton county attorney of Iowa county has been promoted to captain in the infantry reserve. The announcement came from 349th infantry head quarters in the federal building Monday. Also ordered to a year's active duty were Capt LeRoy O Funk Muscatine First Lieut Kenneth Patton North English and Lieut Robert R Orr Thornburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Paul Naughton
Iowa County
Infantry
Federal Building
LeRoy O. Funk
Muscatine
Kenneth Patton
North English
Robert R. Orr
Thornburg
Driver's license surrendered to dodge parking fine
Judge Harry Johnson's police court allowed an overtime parker to surrender her driver's license in lieu of paying fines. Katherine Gleason, 1505 Third avenue SE, pled guilty to parking more than the hour in a 60-minute zone and opted to forgo the usual 1 dollar fine and 1.50 dollars in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Parker
Katherine Gleason
Third Avenue SE
France and Thailand Talks Open Door to Negotiations
An informed source said Vichy has not agreed to concessions but will respond to Tokio with a compromise offer as a basis for further talks. The informant indicated France seeks a peaceful solution and the door remains open for continued negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICHY
France
Tokio
Thailand
Hot dogs to bear official meat labels under new rule
Washington reports the agriculture department issues a six thousand word regulation requiring frankfurters and similar processed meats to carry identification tags. Unlabeled or stray links may lead owners to court as labels disclose exact meat content. The rule covers Vienna, bologna, braun schweiger, thuringer and Genoa varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Vienna
Bologna
Braunschweiger
Thuringer
Genoa
Court Holds Husband To Contract With Wife
In Fulton County Georgia a court ruled that husband Leland O Callaghan owed his wife $200 monthly for home management after he signed the agreement. Judge T O Hathcock stated the signature relinquished his head of household rights and ordered arrears paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leland O’callaghan
O'Callaghan
T. O. Hathcock
Iowa U Man To Address Kelvin Society Tuesday
Dr. Harold C. McCloy of the University of Iowa will speak on Recent Developments in Body Mechanics to the Kelvin Society at Coe College Tuesday evening at 7 30. The talk, illustrated with slides, will focus on posture and foot mechanics in Science Hall room 110. Public welcome. coaches, physical educators and physicians urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. McCloy
University of Iowa
Kelvin Society
Coe College
Science Hall
Y M C A Leader Taught in Chinese Colleges in Early 1900s
A YMCA leader taught at Nanking Teachers College in 1915 and 1916 and served as an instructor at National Southeast University of China from 1921 to 1926, reflecting broader YMCA educational work in China during that era.
Man Found Dead In Park After Suicide Attempt
Frank J. Vobejda 52 of 1610 Eighth Ave SE body found in a cedar ravine at Van Vechten Park shortly after noon Sunday. Coroner Dr R E Munden ruled death by self-inflicted hanging with twine breaking during fall. Vobejda, missing since 8 p.m. Saturday from his shoe shop, is survived by widow Emma, daughter Mrs Milo Kouba, an uncle Frank Vobejda, and brother Stanley. Burial Cedar Memorial Park. funeral arrangements pending with Barta funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Vobejda
Eighth Avenue SE
van Vechten Park
R. E. Munden
Vobejda
John Krukow
N Street
Dick Brubaker
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Boehemia
Cedar Rapids
Emma
Milo Kouba
Frank Vobejda
Stanley Vobejda
Cedar Memorial Park
Barta
Patterson Seeks Revival of World War Labor Mediation
Undersecretary of War Robert Patterson urged reestablishing the World War labor mediation system to maximize defense labor. He cited 120000 man days lost to strikes in late February and proposed a mediation board with labor and management representatives, possibly government and public. The World War setup mirrored the war labor conference board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert P. Patterson
United States
Patterson
House Judiciary Committee
Labor and Management
Mediation Board
War Labor Conference Board
Boland Leaves Notre Dame for Purdue Assistant Post
Joe Boland, long time Notre Dame football line coach since 1934, accepted an appointment Monday as assistant coach to A H Mal Elward, athletic director and head coach at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Joe Boland
Notre Dame
A. H
Mal) Elward
Purdue University
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Woodland Drive
Sebring
Fort Myers
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Tucson
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Mexico
H D Q Meara
Bever Avenue
L. T Swartzell
Westfield
N. J
Harvey M,. Coats
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Mrs. Hermsen
Veterans
Tostance
al All
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Witte Cross Society
Molly Pitcher Society
Marilyn Beardsley
Mrs. Davis
Leland Lefebure
G. H. Bryant
Britain
SEW
W. D. O. Club
Wilson Hi-Y-Ettes
P.T.A. Meetings
Roosevelt
Hayes P
Frank Pospishil
Seventeenth Avenue
W.L. Barnard
Gazette
Maureen Fatka
Y. M. G. Club
City Hall
City Briefs
Sheftie’s Boat House
R. F. Wright
Eighth Street
South
W. E. Mickel
Second Avenue SE
Post C
Travelers Protective Association
Henry Kling
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Sacred Heart Court
Keane Hall
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Charles Baldridge
Baldridge
Third Street SE
Brainerd, Minn
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Tach Cash
Carey
2Nd Ave
Davis Cleaners
U. S
Iowa U. Man
Knox
Fifth Avenue New York
Boland
Purdue
Mary Muffet
Fleer
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