Coe Night plans gain speed amid strong alumni turnout
Enthusiasm for the national Coe night dinners on April 7 climbs as alumni offices report growing mail, ticket sales, and local preparations. Cedar Rapids aims to host 500 attendees at Shrine temple, with radio broadcast planned from 8 to 8 30 and a program featuring the Coe a capella choir, band, and a Coe quartet.
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Robert Dill Named Field Executive Of Seattle Scout Area
Robert L. Dill, 25, former Cedar Rapids area field executive since 1936, will become field executive of the Seattle area council May 1 under Stuart Walsh. He will direct Cubbing, supervise Alaskan troops, and undertake six week service trips to Alaska annually, with the northernmost troop at Point Barrow. Dill, son of Prof W A Dill of Lawrence Kan, is an Eagle Scout and Kansas university graduate who swam as an ace and captained the swim team. He studied biological science and held roles at Camp Naish and Westminster Foundation before entering Seattle duties.
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Seven of Family Die in Jersey City Dwelling Fire
A three alarm blaze in Jersey City killed Mrs. Rose Burkhardt 54 and six relatives including children Philip 12 Charles 15 Florence 17 Theresa 10 Veronica 9 and a brother-in-law, while Rose’s other daughter Rose 17 escaped. Firefighters halted spread to a neighboring building and a garage as bystanders aided survivors.
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Twelve Hurt In Japanese Naval Bomb Blast
TOKIO UP Twelve persons were injured when bombs exploded at Tateyama naval base during practice by members of the imperial corps. No details of the blast were released.
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Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Slimming Solution
Personal to Fat Chis presents Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple way to slim the face and figure without strict dieting or heavy workouts. The ad claims doctors often prescribe the same element and that millions use it with success, urging readers to start today for a slender figure.
Saturday late hours at treasurer and auditor offices
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek and County Auditor Robert Vesely will keep offices open until 4 p.m. Saturday to help taxpayers pay the first installment of 1936 property taxes due April 1 with a 0.75 percent monthly penalty and dog taxes with a $1 penalty. Current year collections through March 23 reach $611,542.25, higher than 1936, with March totals $360,179.14. February figures are 1937 at $185,935.09 vs 1936’s $168,721.12. January receipts were $65,428.02 for 1937 and $53,329.65 for 1936.
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