28 CANDIDATES IN CITY PRIMARY RACE NO ISSUES RAISED
The Cedar Rapids primary on March 3 narrows the field to two per office for mayor and four council seats. Twenty eight candidates filed, with six for mayor and seven for parks, six for public improvements, five for safety, and two for finance. Incumbents seek re election and only one organized labor ticket appears, not sponsored by the local federation. Leaders list names for each office and note the campaign to unfold after the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brepanek
L. D. Burgus
Dan Kruidenier
Louis J. Zika
Ed Stefan
3. L. Rhea
Sinclair Avenue SE
Burgus
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Slot Machine Seized At Springville Drug Store
Deputy Sheriff Larry card day reports a five cent slot machine seized at the Jordan drug store in Springville. The proprietor was notified to report to County Attorney G K Thompson on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Card Day
Davis
Balerdey 3Oon
Jordan Drug Store
Springville
G. K. Thompson
SILLIMAN NAMED EXALTED RULER OF LOCAL ELKS
B D Silliman, local attorney and former Hanford post commander, was named exalted ruler of Cedar Rapids lodge No 251 B P O E at the last Elks meeting to fill the unexpired term of Don C Hutchison who moved to Algona. Hutchison’s term would have ended in June. Committees were announced with Harold Skinner leading entertainment, Ed H Kane heading social, and Maurice V Pew chairing membership alongside James Canfield L G Swaney Don Hines and W F Protzman. The next meeting was scheduled for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D Silliman
Hanford Post
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
B . O. Ells
Don C. Hutchison
Algona
Hutchison
Harold Skinner
Maynard F. Arnott
George H. Breidhert
Ed H. Kane
James Canfield
L. G. Swaney
Don Hines
W. F. Protzman
Maurice V. Pew
Robert Vinch
Ralph Yulll
Judge Carlson to Speak at Y dinner in Des Moines
Judge E C Carlson of Des Moines will give the principal address at the Y M C A annual dinner Tuesday at 6 15 pm at the Y G E Thompson will be toast master. The Triton club will present a program picture and the club quartet will sing. Medals for various association competitions will be awarded. Committee members are G K Thompson chairman Harold Millhisner Paul Bedell R C Armstrong and Walter Grissell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E CC. Carlson
Des Moines
Y. G
St Olaf A Capella Choir To Perform Here April 10
St Olaf's a capella choir from Northfield Minnesota directed by Dr. F Melius Christiansen will give a concert at Sinclair Memorial chapel Coe College on April 10 at 8 p m Seven Lutheran churches of Cedar Rapids sponsor the program The choir of sixty voices has toured coast to coast and received praise from major cities including Boston New York Chicago and Los Angeles several years ago the group toured Europe committee members are listed with tickets and seating chairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
Seattle
Los Angeles
Europe
Dr. Christiansen
Gustav Schreck
University of Leipzig
Thomas Church
Edwin W. Lundquist
Fred Fitch
Willard Morgan
FE. M. Snouffer
QO. J. Larson
Son of Rev Judson Struck by Automobile
Allen Judson son of the Rev and Mrs R F Judson of 1539 Washington avenue SE was struck by C P Spencer driver of a Roosevelt garage car at the A avenue and Third street NE intersection. He escaped with no injuries after stepping into the path of the car while crossing with a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Judson
R F Judson
Washington Avenue
C P Spencer
Roosevelt
A Avenue
Third Street
Spencer
Cedar Rapids Restaurant Code Affects Student Helpers
Cedar Rapids restaurant workers learn a national code sets a six day 54 hour week for men and 48 hours for women with meal breaks and deductions for meals laundering uniforms and tips. Exemptions exist for watchmen executives and maintenance, and the code applies to dining halls cafeterias and curb service. The National Restaurant Association declares there is nothing to sign and obedience is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
National Restaurant Association
Catch Shoplifters In Loop Stores
Two shoplifters were caught in downtown stores Saturday evening with stolen goods. Patrolman Fred Parrish arrested Roy Day, 24, of Kansas City MO, at Montgomery Ward with five pairs of men's trousers and three pairs of socks. Johnny Balik, 29, of 1124 Sixth Street SE, was nabbed at Kresges with merchandise valued at five dollars. Balik reportedly had been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parrish
Roy Day
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward and Company
Johnny Balik
Sixth Street
Kresges
Balik
Boys Clubs Attend Roundup At Majestic Theater
About 350 boys from Pioneer Friendly Indian and Comrade clubs attended a city roundup at the Majestic theater. They watched Ed Wynn in The Fire Chief and heard William Whipple speak on 1934 Camp Wansie Y enrollment while Charles Fillot spoke as city boys secretary. Stickers promoting garage door safety against monoxide gas were distributed in cooperation with the public safety department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Friendly Indian
Y M C A. Boys’ Welfare Council
Majestic Theater
L. M Garman
Ed Wynn
Wiliam Whipple
Camp Wansie Y
Charles Fillot
City Boys
Public Safety Department
Cedar Rapids Scouts Leaders Lead Iowa Conference in Waterloo
Scout Commissioner Chester Johnson and Rev Nelson Dreier head the Cedar Rapids area council on the program of the Town Laymen's State conference of Scouters in Waterloo Friday. The Iowa gathering opens at 11 a.m with volunteers from across the state and closes with an evening banquet. Expected Cedar Rapids officials include Henry M. Files the area council president and EB Pinney the council treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester 5 Johnson
Nelson
Dreier
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scouts
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Area
EB. M. Pinney
Violin Soloist Highlight in Cedar Rapids Symphony
Joseph Kitchin, violinist and conductor, will be featured Tuesday evening at 815 in Memorial Coliseum. The Cedar Rapids Symphony opens with Glinka Ruslan and Ludmila overture, then Rimsky Korsakov Scheherazade movements, and Lalo Symphonie Espagnole three movements. Roland Moehlmann conducts. processional march from Gounod Queen of Sheba closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rimaky- Korsakoff
Sindbad
Joseph Kitchin
Symphonie Espagnole
Lalo
Kitchin
Roland Moehlmann
Sheba
Gounod
Solomon
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Meetings and Moves
Local notices report residents traveling to Hot Springs four weeks. members of D O K K and Cedar Rapids NRA compliance board schedule gatherings. Chamber of Commerce directors plan noon meeting at Hotel Roosevelt. Couple Porter return from Miami winter. ads market radios. Lodge Norden holds meeting. Canopus club hosts Water Birds talk at Hotel Roosevelt. Modern Woodmen meet and card party planned. Bishop family called to Springville. Nettie Johnston obituary. Triton club March meeting after dinner. Bell Telephone educational films shown. Keane school workers division to meet at Mrs Breslin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Roosevelt
Roosevelt Urges Academic Ties to Heal American Ills
President Roosevelt on his first anniversary urges a permanent plan to eradicate social ills through university government study. He champions trained personnel in government and cooperation between academia, business, and professionals, announcing a new school of public affairs and stressing practical public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
American University
United States
Ufe
School of Public Affairs
President speaks at American University alumni event
The address expresses honor at joining the university as an alumnus and praises the capital location. It highlights the value of higher education in linking government and liberal learning and notes the creation of a school of public affairs. The speech touches on existing articles and speeches about the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University
School of Public Affairs
Rotary luncheon hears personal travel tale “An American Girl in England”
Miss Eliza Hickok, daughter of Prof and Mrs Charles T Hickok, will speak on her European trip titled An American Girl in England and Scotland at the Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon. She will discuss experiences from last year, sharing observations from her journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hickok
Charles T. Hickok
England
Scotland
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Veterans of Foreign Wars Band to Play at Scouts Court
The Veterans of Foreign Wars band will provide music at the Fifth district Scouts court of honor. The event occurs in the Taylor school auditorium at Fifth avenue and Sixth street SW at 7 15 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scouts of the
Fifth District
Taylor School
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Stolen 1930 Chevrolet Recovered Near Fairfax
A 1930 Chevrolet coach owned by Roy Cain of Deep River was stolen from the loop district before midnight Thursday night and recovered Saturday five miles southwest of Fairfax. Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus notified Cain the car was found beside the road and he recovered it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cain
Deep River
Loop
Fairfax
Joseph A. Petrus
Cain
Suspended sentences for petty larceny handed to Donald Jones
Donald Jones aged 18 of 1513 Twelfth Avenue SE received two thirty day suspended county jail terms from Justice A S Reed on petty larceny charges after warrants were served on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jones
Twelfth Avenue SE
Justice A S. Reed
Jones
Sheriff reports thefts tied to Mercy hospital case
Sheriff Petrus said Jones is wanted for stealing a vending machine from Mercy hospital and an overcoat from a car near Eighth street and Sixth avenue SE about a week earlier. Floyd Manley, 19, of 629 A avenue NW, was arrested Friday in the same case. Officials note a five year suspended reformatory sentence may be invoked against Manley per district court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus Eary
Jones
Mercy Hospital
Eighth Street
Sixth Avenue SE
Floyd Manley
A Avenue NW
Manley
Dr Morris Fishbein to Speak at Linn County Medical Meeting
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and author of medical works will discuss Current Trends in Medical Practice at the Linn County Medical Society meeting on March 8 at the Hotel Roosevelt. Dr Walter Bierring president elect of the AMA will attend and comment on the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Linn County Medical Society
Hotel Roosevelt
Walter Bierring
Des Moines
Fishbein
Slaying of Chicago Ad Man Dahices Mystery Deepens
Eli Daiches 44 head of a Chicago advertising agency was shot in his car on lake front drive in a puzzling murder. Police report no motive and no clue, with Daiches connected to art institutions and Jewish charities. his family includes a London-based brother and a wife planning to join him in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eli Daiches
Lake Front
Daiches
Lucille Osborn
C. J. Salesman
Cronin
Wichita
Kan
Miss Osborn
Belle Daiches
Paris
Thomasmm
Ravertteins
Daica
Wes l
Diaches
Art Institute
Chicago Historical Society
Field Museum
Samuel Daiches
London
Rabbi Israel Daiches
Prussia
United States
Powers Agency
PLEA BONDS AND CURRENCY FALLOUT IN U S HOUSE
Debate over the Feisinger Dies plan deepens as treasury and reserve board push for silver monetization. Lawmakers fear backing loss looms and finance moves hinge on President requested passage. Notables include Morgenthau Burns Luce and Hoover era positions cited amid currency strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Withrow
Wisconsin
Woodruff
Michigan
Farmer-labor
Arens
Johnson
Kyale
Lundeen
Shoemaker
Minnesota
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
House
Morgenthau
Black
Reserve Board
M. H. McIntyre
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
Federal Reserve
Senate
White House
John N. Garener
Robert Luce
Massachusetts
Hoover
England
New Soda Fountain and Tile Counter Sale
Modern soda fountain with tile counter offered new with full factory guarantee. Novelty box, chairs and tables available. items may be sold separately. Low price and easy terms for established firms. Mail inquiries to Box 73 Gazette.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park Dept
W. H. Stepanek
W. Od Neill
J. Earle Booth
John McGuire
Sam Clark
E. F. Borechel
Louis D. Burgus
Louis W. Noble
Wes Robovsky
Ed Hahn
John Dedic
R. S. Tapper
D. Gd. Condon
I. L. Sword
Dan Kruidemier
John Cook
John T. Brice
Verna, Hyde
Rex Emry
Parks
J. L. Rhea
D. H. Marvin
G. J. Kleiman
G. BE. Rankin
Harold Davis
Ed Bheftic
Rodney E. Birkicht
Second
CLO
B. D. Silliman
B.D. Silliman
St. Olaf’s A Capella
Rev. Judson
Craven
2Nd St
Nebraska Ste
Nebraska
Grand Ave
Locust St
Majestic
Bungalow
John Sankot
C Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
D O. K
Cedar Rapids Nra Compliance Board
Robert Porter
Fourth Street
Miami
Fla
W F Kubichek
Coe College
Canopus Club
Modern Woodmen of America
Triton Club
Y. M Oca
Bell Telephone Company
Keane
John Breslin
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Roosevelt
Joseph M M., Gray
University
Gray
H. W. Dodds
Princeton
William F McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Text OF Speech
John Davis
Misa Hickok
Rotary
Troy
Flrst St
DIAL
Betty Cod
Oxfords
Arch
Second Ave
DR. Fishbein
Medical Society
Morris Fishbern
Fee
Second ST
Woolworthgs
JAD
Scholl’s
Zebe
KOTEX
Ade
Rinso
Noxzema
ST Hallver Malt
ST Miles Nervine
Hinkle Pilli
Burma
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