Last Night's Weather Pushes Cedar Rapids to Mild Highs
The sun broke through morning clouds in Cedar Rapids and sent temperatures into mild summer ranges. It rose to 76 at 2:30 p.m. after a 46 a.m. low. Thursday peaked at 79 at 3 p.m. and later fell to 70 by 7 p.m. The overnight low reached 50.
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Births Reported At St Luke S And North Liberty
At St Luke s hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs L N Andrew 408 A avenue NW March 23 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Loren Schrader 1237 Fourth avenue SE March 23. At North Liberty a son to Mr and Mrs George Sebetka March 22.
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L. N. Andrew
A Avenue NW
Loren Schrader
Fourth Avenue SE
North Liberty
George Sebetka
Death notices and a roof fire reported in Independence and area
Ernest I Benedict age unknown from Ana mosa and Lola Long of Monticello listed among names. Sam C Hoglan 83 died at home 500 B avenue NE. Mrs Lucy Krebs 82 died at home 3520 First Avenue E. Roof fire at 626 Seventh Avenue SE triggered a general alarm by M Duffy early Friday.
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Ray K Gunther
Ethel L. Bender
Independence
Ernest Irving Benedict
Anamosa
Lola Maxine Long
Monticello
Sam C Hoglan
B Avenue NE
Lucy Krebs
First Avenue E
Seventh Avenue SE
M. Duffy
Morgenthau urges limited social security reserve and board
Morgenthau proposes a three times highest five year benefit reserve for old age insurance and creation of a three member trustees board chaired by the social security board head with labor and treasury secretaries as trustees. He opposes the Townsend pension plan and warns against burdens on American enterprise.
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Congress
Social Security Board
Secretary of Labor
Secretary of the Treasury
Probe on Appalachian coal mine lockout charges
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins said a trusted man will investigate United Mine Workers claims that Appalachian producers plan a 338000 miner lockout on April 1. Perkins noted the contract talks faced a crisis as an intensive study of Union President John L. Lewis’s charge proceeds, while operators call it ridiculous. Conciliator James F. Dewey is monitoring negotiations in New York.
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Frances Perkins
United Mine Workers Union
Miss Perkins
John L. Lewis
James F. Dewey
New York
Reich claims only friends on east border in Memel triumph
Adolf Hitler returned to Berlin from Memel aboard a special train, signaling new gains for Greater Germany. Memelland’s incorporation and a Roumanian trade accord tighten eastern links from the Baltic to the Black Sea, reducing fears of a Soviet threat. An official text later softened his statement on reparations, hinting an end to territorial expansion.
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Slovakia
DNB
Sam Hoglan 83 Dies A Lifelong Linn County Resident
Sam C. Hoglan, 83, longtime Linn County resident and woodcarver, died Friday at 4:45 am at his home 500 B avenue NE after a three week illness. Born 1856 near Center Point, he married twice and survived by siblings and several stepdaughters. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Beatty chapel with burial in Green's Grove cemetery. calling hours at the chapel.
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Linn County
B Avenue
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Center Point
Jackson J. Hoglan
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Ohio
Lucy Newman
Wayne
Cecil
Ida Bell
Marion
Garrett L. Hoglan
T. V. Hoglan
Cedar Rapids
H. K. Hoglan
A. J. Hoglan
Dora Thompson
Vinton
Adeline Mounce
Twin Falls
Ida
Louise McDonald
Sarah Hokes
Hoglan
Beatty Chapel
Green's Grove Cemetery
Council Plans Open Competition for City Insurance
The council will open competitive bidding for the citys compensation insurance after disputes over sole reliance on Travelers Insurance. Town Mutual protested they were not invited to bid while Burgus defended the process, noting no other proposals had been obtained. Iowa Mutual submitted a bid when the decision to run open competition was announced.
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Burgus
Gazette
Town Mutual
Iowa Mutual
Market Summary Shows Bond and Rail Rate Shifts
The report lists bond and rail figures with small gains and losses across categories. Notable items include high grade rails at .227 and 10 second grade rails slightly changed. Public utilities and industrials show modest movements, reflecting a mixed trading day.
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Eee
Iowa Lawmakers Battle Liquor Tax Increase Amid Crime Claims
Iowa lawmakers debated a proposed 8 percent liquor tax increase, citing crime rises tied to higher sales while comparing state prices with Missouri Illinois and Nebraska. The house defeated an amendment to cut liquor permit fees and rejected an 8 o clock closing proposal for state stores.
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J. T. Dykhouse
Rock Rapids
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Dean W. Peisen
Eldora
Herman Knudson
Mason City
W. A. Yager
Spirit Lake
Gustave Alesch
Marcus
P. J. Kohlhaas
Algona
Liquor Commission
Chiropractors Deliver 50 000 Name Petition to Governor
In Des Moines Iowa chiropractors wheeled a single petition with about 50 000 names into Governor George A Wil son's office. The mass appeal seeks the right to use light air heat and other treatments. Officials say another 22 000 names are already on file.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Iowa
Fire Rages Through Chandler Plant Core and Smoke Sizable
Dense lacquer fire at the Chandler plant sent five gallon cans erupting in flames. Chief Kohout cited heavy smoke seen five miles away and crowd congestion delaying hose operations. Firefighting crews from multiple companies contained the blaze. one off duty fireman, Carl Misbach, was injured and treated at Mercy hospital.
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Misbach
Carl Misbach
Mercy Hospital
George Connell
Bob Vlach
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Subdistrict Music Contests Reported From Vinton Session
Results from Friday morning subdistrict music contest in Vinton list winners across several categories including cornet solos and various ensembles. Notable names include Robert Heege Independence and Jim Pietzke West Waterloo Cedar Rapids with multiple Superior rankings across horn and oboe events.
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Independence
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Toledo
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Center Point
Martyn Johnson
Norway
Ray Vaughn
Belle Plaine
Marshall Wychoff
Urbana
Marjorie Klein
Mary Smith
Charles Pribl
Carleton Grooskruger
Dick Ruffcorn
Don Risk
Margaret Main
Marlene Kruze
Howard Mellang
West Waterloo
Alan Parker
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Jesup
Lucille Lockhead
Regina Lane
Betty Lairnbouk
Betty Fox
Montour
Max Harris
Ethel Downs
Fay Vana
Shirley Orcutt
Robert Sharp
Winthrop
Excellent
Robert McDonald
Howard Carroll
Euphonium
Rex Vaupel
Dysart
Anna Knipe
Traer
Howard Steinbeck
Darlene Hultman
Newhall
Dick Remner
Milda Keiper
Atkins
Robert Rogers
Dean Stucker
Raymond Smith
Richard Selvie
Ronney Diehl
Roosevelt
Elveiia Allenstein
Subdistrict music contest kicks off in Anamosa
In Anamosa the subdistrict music contest opened Friday with morning events, listing results for the opening rounds and indicating continued competition.
Solo vocal winners shine at Elkader subdistrict contest
Special to The Gazette Elkader voices dominated Friday's subdistrict music event with Allen Beucher of Postville earning a superior rating in multiple soprano and other solo divisions. Competitors from Edgewood Elkader Stanley West Union Monona Fayette Hawkeye Guttenberg Monona Manchester and Strawberry Point also competed across tenor contralto and baritone solo divisions.
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Postville
Junior
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West Union
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Hazleton
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Guttenberg
Manchester
Clermont
Strawberry Point
Tire They Were Pumping Wasn't Flat, Are Nabbed For Theft Of Gasoline
Bob Hathaway and Harry Hoover, both 18, were arrested on a gasoline theft charge after being found with a siphon hose and three gallon can in a city lot. They admitted stealing a tire and wheel from a car behind Danceland last Tuesday night and received 30 days in county jail.
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Bob Hathaway
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Harry Hoover
Twenty-first Avenue
Stusak and Moore
Hoover
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Danceland
Court of Justice
H. R. Churchill
Conferees Split Over Iowa Public Safety Bill Structure
Des Moines AP Conferees on the public safety department bill failed to agree and sought discharge Friday. The key dispute is whether the new department should be under the attorney general or under a governor appointed commissioner.
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Public Safety Department
Hutchins Named SEC Chief Despite Spreading Controversy
Hutchins agreed to become SEC chief with a $25 000 annual salary. He praised Douglas as the country’s top law professor while Douglas joined the SEC and advised on enforcement questions. Hutchins later resigned from a public exchange post over reform failures. Born in Brooklyn, he studied at Oberlin and Yale, served in WWI, led Yale Law School, and became University of Chicago president in 1929.
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Connecticut
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Army flyer killed in Langley field crash
Lieut. E. E. Holcombe was killed when his army pursuit plane crashed during a routine night flight from Langley field Virginia. His body was found near the wreckage beneath his partially opened parachute.
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E. E. Holcombe
Langley Field
European Seizures Condemned By Hull
Secretary of State Cordell Hull, back from vacation, condemned German occupation of Czechoslovakia and other aggressive acts. He called recent European developments evidence of international lawlessness threatening world peace and urged all nations to seek peace while pledging U.S. effort.
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Cordell Hull
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Runs Amuck on Train in Tokyo
A shell shocked army officer killed one passenger and injured six others in an outburst on a Japanese train, the war office said Friday.
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