Local births and incidents logged in Evening notices
A string of late day and overnight notes record home visits in Chim rey SE and MW Spencer areas, a bakery alarm and smoke filling a room at Fourth Avenue SE, plus multiple entries announcing births in Springville and nearby addresses with names like George Clark Ken neth Ulrich Guttenberg John Phipps Liercke and Brines. The page lists dates in March and addresses across SE and NE regions with no notable injuries.
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Chimrey
Younkers
Vty Avenue
Chimreye
Spencer
Tereth Avenue
Basemert
Standard
Arto
A C Detsen
Fourth Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
George Clark
Springville
Kenneth Ulrich Guttenberg
Milford Emerson
John Phipps
Avenue NE
Deep
DD .Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Mareh Td
Mer
M. Eas Brines
Eighth Avenue
Mie
Edward Liercke
McKale Street
Death notices for five residents across city homes
Mrs Fea Mel Wibben aged 3 died at her home 832 Sixth avenue SE at 11 pm Thursday. Mrs Viola Pirkes aged 74 died at her home 385 Fifteenth Street SE on Friday. James Vo Bredle aged 77 died at 1354 Mount Vernon Avenue SE at 3.50 am Friday. Mrs Woauneta Marie Karhan aged 45 died at 621 Second Street SW at 11.05 am Friday.
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Fea Mel Wibben
Sixth Avenue
Thorsday
Viola Pirkes
Fifteenth Street
James Vo Bredle
Mount Vernon Avenue
Woauneta Marie Karhan
Second Street
Len Hall Receives 30 Day Floater in Court
Kenneth Gleason fined one dollar and costs for intoxication. Edwin J Prochaska of 1701 T street SW fined two dollars and costs for driving without a license. All actions held in Justice H R Churchill's court.
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Len Hall
Kenneth Gleason
Edwin J Prochaska
T Street
H. R. Churchill
Marriage Licenses Published for Beatty and Goodwin
Cedar Rapids resident C L Beatty and Perry born Gail Goodwin obtained a marriage license as recorded in the local notices. The pairing marks a new union between the Cedar Rapids man and Perry native, with official filings dated in the current period.
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L. Beatty
Cedar Rapids
Gail Goodwin
Perry
Three Injured In Collision Of Autos
Three people were slightly injured after a car driven by Margery York 21 Tipton hit the rear of a car driven by William Lenk 26 New York City on Mount Vernon avenue between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets SE. York suffered a cut on her right knee a passenger in her car a 28 Tipton with a cut over his left eye and a cut on his right hand. Lenk reported a skinned left leg. York said she was driving east and struck Lenk’s car as it halted. Lenk said he was preparing to turn right into a driveway and signaled the turn.
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Margery York
Tipton
William Lenk
New York City
Mount Vernon Avenue
Twenty-seventh
Twenty Eighth Streets
Haste urged in Cedar County Bank settlement dispute
A Iowa bank liquidation dispute centers on Judge John T Moffit's unpaid notes and alleged improprieties in court orders. Attorney claims actions were in good faith for depositors while denying responsibility for documents not prepared by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hamel
the Gazette
Judge Moffit
Yoo
Cedar County
Gazette
Judge Questions Order Preparation Over Fee Disputes
A judge, aided by a friend, questions the October 5 1935 and July 7 1937 orders in a receivership case. Hamiel is accused of procuring the enrolled order fixing hearing time and notice, with a fee list dated August 3 1937 claiming services for the Oct 5 1935 order.
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Moffit
D W Bates
Cedar County State Bank of
Tipton
Iowa
John T Moffit
Evelyn Hamiel
Hamiel
Hamid
Hamuel
Jackson names aide to study arrest case in Detroit
Attorney General Jackson announced that Henry Schweinhaut will study the Detroit arrest of individuals indicted for aiding enlistment of soldiers for the Spanish loyalist army. Senator Norris had denounced FBI conduct and asked for a review. Jackson will release a detailed statement after Schweinhaut reports.
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Washington
Jackson
Henry Schweinhaut
Justice Department Civil Liberties Unit
Detroit
Norris
Ind
Neb
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Schweinhaut
Finns Withdraw From Front North Of Lieksa Amid War Drain
Finnish forces begin a staged withdrawal along the front north of Lieksa as Soviet casualties fill the frozen ground. The move follows a protocol pace of seven kilometers daily with Russians to maintain a constant interval until all lines are vacated, amid a winter retreat that marks a decisive shift in the Karelia region.
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Gulf of Finland
Arctic
Lieks
Russia
Hanko
Petsamo
Viipuri
Finland
Viiolahti
Viipuri Bay
Aaso
Viipur
Taipale
Maannerheim
Lake Ladoga
Suivanto
Ceded Finnish Territory Urged as Autonomous Soviet State
Moscow AP reports immediate organization of ceded Finnish territory into an autonomous Soviet state republic is the principal task for the USSR supreme soviet meeting set for March 29. Observers foresee rapid moves to establish communist rule after the peace treaty ratification, with the Karelian isthmus to be integrated by the Leningrad district and the rest of the ceded lands redefined.
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Lake Ladoga
Finland
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Izvestia
Karelian
Warlost
Leningrad
Passenger killed after plane fight at Floyd Bennett field
An instructor from Standard Flying school at Floyd Bennett airport Brooklyn described a student who asked for a lesson then tried to fly the plane over New York. The aircraft dived near Prospect Park and Governor's Island, dipping into water as the passenger allegedly pushed the control stick during the dual flight. The plane was retrieved with one man rescued aboard the tug Osprey and the other presumed dead in the water.
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Standard
Floyd Bennett Airport
Brooklyn
Robson
Joe
New York
Prospect Park
Rabson
Governor's Island
Rosemarin
Drewen
Osprey
Harry Pahlke
Hghter Ruth
Speeding Yale star Clint Frank faces fine in Evanston
Chicago dispatch reports Clint Frank, Yale football standout, earned All American honors but faced a municipal court fine in Evanston after speeding arrest last month. He was fined one dollar plus one dollar costs.
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Chicago
INS
Clint Frank
Yale
Evanston
Frank
Census debate over income questions sparks partisan clash
The article reports Hopkins defending income data in the census amid Republican opposition. Rep Reed accuses regulation of overreach, arguing the 1929 act restricts inquiry to non income subjects. Hopkins warns that political resistance could undermine the census efficacy and mass data on low income groups.
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Zens
Treasury
Churchill Secret Paris Visit Reported by Soir
Soir reported Churchill flew secretly to Paris on Wednesday conferred with notable figures, and returned to London the same day to discuss with Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles.
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Paris
Soir
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
London
Sumner Welles
Man Caught In Cinder Cavern On River Bank
Donald Cain, 22, of 910 Tenth avenue SE, suffered two back vertebrae injuries Thursday when a cinder and gravel pile collapsed while he worked shoveling cinders along the river bank near the Wilson packing plant. Attendants said his condition was fairly good on Friday. Cain, an NYA employee, was preparing material to fill holes in Bever park.
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Donald Cain
Tenth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Cain
NYA
Wilson Packing
Bever Park
Foreign nations and states aid American car production
Fifty seven foreign countries and all fifty states supply materials for American automobile manufacturing, reflecting broad national and international participation in the industry.
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Union
Americcan
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Daily Record
Tampa
Mount Ayr
New Orleans
Galveston
Omaha
Justice OF Peace Courts
Iamiecl
Townsend
Bruce Townsend
Des Moines
Cedar County State Bank
Fie
Schmidt
Vers Trais
Sours
MCU
EH Marion C. Hamiel
Hamiel Qoullines
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Jude Moffit
Matfit
Fev. de Tre
Moftit
W . Bates
Ring
Ellison
Lober
Lobel
Hamid Fee Bill
Sala
Aide
Olene
Great Lake
Tadoga
Paramount
F.D.R
Hopkins
Congress
Daniel A Reed
N.Y
Tobey
Reeds
Churchill
Craemer
Aemer’s
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