i MAN SAYS SAFETY OF VICTIM IN KIDNAPING CASE
FBI official L M Chipman spoke to Six Nights of Columbus members on Kidnaping cases. He described using expert agents to analyze ransom notes and evidence from Willow Springs Missouri. He noted 94 percent of FBI investigations lead to convictions and stressed citizen cooperation for effective enforcement.
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I-Man
L. M. Chipman
Des Moines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Columbus Council
K. of C. Hall
FBI
Chipman
Willow Springs
Dillinger
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
G-man
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Bureau
Clyde Tolson
Cedar Rapids
Tricks and Stunts at Elks Dadson Party Delight 280 Attendees
The first Father and Son banquet by the Elks club drew 280 men and boys with playful after dinner acts. Speakers were jeered as corks and buns flew, district figures joined in the fun, and games on the third floor offered prizes for the youngsters.
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Elks Club
St. Patrick’s Day
Orrie Becker
Bob Vlach
Maynard H. Kint
Mary Kint
Alex Fidler
Royal McGinnis
Db Silliman
Eugene M. Pinney
A. R. Menary
Dr. Menary
Mr. Pinney
Mary Jo French
Jeanie
Josephine
Robert B. Davis
Nevin Nichols
The
Playground Commission
Knox urges voters to choose system they want
In Charlotte the 1936 Republican vice presidential nominee Col. Frank Knox told North Carolina Republicans that the nation should decide between democracy with free competition and a planned economy under a strong executive. He warned that Roosevelt controls are incompatible with current government and policy and predicted the crop control law and past programs will fail.
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Charlotte
Frank Knox
Chicago
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Knox
NRA
Mildewed cash unearthed after 1933 knapsack buries money
J W Chelander buried about $3000 in a Randolph Kansas cellar in 1933. He later found the stash rotted into a lump. Bank and treasury experts identified $3800 in the mildewed currency and sent him a check.
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Washington
J W . Chelander
Randolph
Kan
Treasury
Chelander
Federal Petit Jurors Ordered To Report April 5
Petit jurors for the April term of United States district court must appear at the Cedar Rapids federal building on Tuesday April 5 at 2 p.m. instead of Wednesday April 6 at 10 a.m. per order from Judge George C. Scott to the deputy clerk.
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Petit
United States District Court
Cedar Rapids Federal Building
George C. Scott
Jail becomes crowded as 47 prisoners fill 25 cells
Sheriff Howard Brewington reported the jail in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania held 47 inmates in 25 cells on Wednesday. The AP dispatch notes the overcrowded conditions as an ongoing issue.
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Bloomsburg
Howard Brewington
Columbia County
Brewington
Morrison Heads Cedar Rapids Chamber Welfare Bureau
M. H. Morrison was elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce public welfare bureau at a 4 pm Tuesday meeting. Clare Marshall was elected treasurer. The bureau handles Community Chest campaigns and administration and includes Karl P Blaise Chester Johnson Mrs J A Yessler Metta A Burd A T Pleune Dr H M Ivins Ira Carruthers Mrs C Harve Geiger P F Keehn Mrs R C Montgomery Mrs Carl Ettinger Harry Palmer F Critz Hahn and Roy Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Morrison
Public Welfare Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Clare Marshall
Karl P Blaise
Chester Johnson
J. A. Yessler
Metta A Burd
A. T. Pleune
H. M. Ivins
Ira Carruthers
C. Harve Geiger
P. F. Keehn
R. C. Montgomery
Carl Ettinger
Harry Palmer
F. Critz Hahn
Roy Choate
Awards Presented At Cub Pack 33 Meeting
Cub Scout pack No 33 met at Cleveland school monday evening with cubs and many parents. Cubmaster Alfred Johnson introduced den chiefs who with their dens staged stunts and yells. Den No 3 won blue ribbon for most parents. Merit awards went to Tommy Harmon Tommy Freund Gene Phillips Gene Ford Robert Michalicek and Billy Seefluth. A business meeting followed and plans were laid for a pack picnic. The next meeting is scheduled April 11 at Cleveland school.
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Cleveland
Alfred Johnson
den No. 3
Tommy Harmon
Tommy Freund
Gene Phillips
Gene Ford
Robert Michalicek
Billy Seefluth
Cleveland School
Wilson School Stamp Club Sponsors Exhibit
The Wilson school Stamp club presents a stamp exhibit in room 66 this week under Miss Christel Palmer. With over fifty frames, it is open daily 8 am to 4 30 pm for all students. Friday ends with judging by A C Zalesky and prize awards followed by a tea. Milton Valenta leads the club. Punishment by the pillory was abolished in 1837.
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Wilson School Stamp Club
Christel Palmer
A. C. Zalesky
Milton Valenta
Stamp Club
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Laxative Ad Claim
Dr PF M Edwards promoted a vegetable laxative, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, claiming relief from constipation improves breath and vitality. It was advertised as gentle, increasing bile flow without shocking the intestines and sold at druggists in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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PF. M. Edwards
Edwards
Dr Edwards
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Wilson Brothers
First Avenue
Federal
Welfare Bureau of Chamber of Commerce
Sterling
Napoleon
Holmes
Prastra
Ntors S
China
3Rd Ave
Paramount
the Big Shoe Store
Oxfords
Crepe Soles Sport
Pr. Arch
Nurse Oxfords
Batra Eye
Oxford
Crepe Sole
Black Brown
Kid
Saes Ita
Second Avenue SE
BIG Shoe Store
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