Johnson denounces Father Coughlin and monetary plan
Johnson lashes at Father Coughlin and his Union of Social Justice, attacking the Nye Sweeney bill and the proposed monetary board. He critiques the praising of Huey Long, defends Baruch, and lauds President as a devoted leader amid distress.
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Johnson
Father Coughlin
United States
Coughlin
Is Tath
Priest
Union of Local Justice
Union of Social Justice
Pollock
Court of Heaven
Baruch
Mannes
Father Cuughlin
John
Nra
Noomartyr T
Defense of Commonwealth Apts Plan Raises Trustee Disputes
The bondholders argue the plan protects owners while limiting recourse for creditors. They urge dismissal of manager Mrs Kate Loomis and trustees Scott and Schluter, and removal of broker Busby. Objections allege bias in Special Master Rieley and criticize trial testimony and revenue losses 1932–34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Terry Loomis
E. M. Scott
Otto L. Schluter
Fred Busbey
Chicago
Loomis
Otto Schluter
O’ridley
Maunager
Master Rieley
Cornell Choir Concert Tonight By Harold Wo Baltz Directed Ensemble Performs Sacred Works
The Cornell Choir under Harold W Baltz will present a sacred music program tonight featuring a harp solo and a varied lineup including works by Dett Cain Burter and Lutkin. Soloist Sheridon Sheerieker of Red Stam Moll joins, with pieces drawn from spirituals and classical choral concert repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corenel Co
Ege
Poof Harold
Baltz
Sheridon Sheerieker
Red
Mason City
Marriage Licenses for Vance Allen and Josephine Evistone
Charles Vance Allen and Josephine Minus Evistone of Mount Vernon obtained marriage licenses. The records list their names and residence, indicating formal authorization to wed in the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vance Allen
Josephine
Evistone
Mourt Vernion
Secret marriage of Hazel Miller and Paul Herring in North Liberty
Mrs Emery Muller of North Liberty announces the secret marriage of her sister in law Miss Hazel Miller North Liberty telephone operator and Paul Herring of near North Liberty. The Rev H D Henry officiated at the Methodist parsonage in Iowa City February 16. Mr and Mrs WR Miller of Iowa City were attendants and Mr and Mrs Emery Muller were also present. Herring is a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty
Emery Muller
Law
Hazel Miller
Paul Herring
Near North Liberty
H. D. Henry
Iowa City
WR. Miller
Mr Herring
Britain May Aid Russo Japanese Amity in Orient
London reports indicate Capt. Anthony Eden’s Moscow talks may lead Britain to mediate a friendly accord between Russia and Japan. Moscow’s openness to Britain’s help could accompany direct Moscow Tokyo talks on demilitarizing the Manchukuo Siberian frontier and broader security arrangements in the Pacific.
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Britain
Orient
London
Russiay
Japan
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Tokio
United States
Pacific
Russia
China
Robert W. Bingham
Foreign Office
Eden
Norman H. Davis
State Income Tax Payers Rush P O Money Order Office
Iowa residents flooded the Cedar Rapids money order window as last day payments for state income taxes poured in. Five hundred twenty six money orders were issued by 5:30 p.m. Special stamps reading State Treasurer of Iowa aided the clerks Donald McKinlay Conrad L Stookey and George A Youtzy who manned the window all day. The volume doubled a normal Saturday run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Prize-Winning Chow Chow Sold After Omaha Show
Madam's Shadow a 11 month old black Chow Chow owned by Mrs. H. P. Schmidt Linn Chow Kennels sold in Omaha Nebraska to Laverne Heyer Estherville Iowa for 200 dollars. The dog bred in Cedar Rapids was reserve winner and first among senior puppy bitches in Omaha. Earlier in Cincinnati it won senior puppy and open black bitch classes.
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H. P. Schmidt
Linn Chow Kennels
Daniels Street
Omaha
Neb
Laverne Heyer
Estherville
Cedar Rapids
Schmidt
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Kennel Club
Marion Glee Clubs Win Top Honors in Monticello Contest
In Monticello the Marion high school glee clubs earned three superior ratings and advancement to the district contest. Girls glee clubs Class B Marion superior with Anamosa and Monticello excellent. Class C Belleview superior and Delhi excellent. Boys glee Class C Wyomings superior with Bellevue excellent. Class C Marion mixed chorus outstanding. Marion and Monticello mixed chorus Class B Marion superior and Monticello excellent.
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Marion
Monticello
Rectal
The
Gazette
Marion High School
Girls Glee Club
Superior
Anamosa
Bellevue Superior
Delhi
Wyomings
Bellevue
Sub-district music contest awards listed by city and performer
West Union and surrounding towns dominated the sub-district music contest held Saturday afternoon with Anna Barbara Kamm of Oelwein and Marion Chaplin of Lansing taking piano honors. Mary Thomson of Cresco won the soprano solo, Eleanor B. Jorklund of Oelwein the contralto solo, Elbert Estey of West Union the tenor solo, and Daniel Chehakh of Cresco the baritone bass solo.
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Hopkinton
Lenox College
Pearl M. Reeve
George Aikin
John McCrory
Ray Hodgson
West Union
Anna Barbara Kamm
Oelwein
Marion Chaplin
Lansing
June Friedman
Cresco
Mary Thomson
Eleanor B. Jorklund
Elbert Estey
Daniel Chehakh
Prevention Of Blindness Institute Visit Set For Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids chosen as one of four Iowa cities to host Mary Emma Smith of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness during an April tour. She will spend Thursday and Friday here with a Friday institute for public health nurses at Hotel Montrose. A 3:30 pm meeting at the Chamber of Commerce invites principals, teachers, and parents, with oculists to meet that day. The program covers vision-saving methods, lighting, seating, and vision testing demonstrations.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mary Emma Smith
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
New York
Alma E. Hartz
Public Health Nursing Association
Miss Smith
Hotel Montrose
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Great Scenes From Shakespeare at Mt Mercy Wednesday
The Classic Guild of New York City presents Great Scenes from Shakespeare at Mount Mercy Wednesday at 8 pm. The program features Stanly Cobleigh Joan Beckwith and John Mitchell Swan with scenes from The Merchant of Venice Macbeth Hamlet Julius Caesar and The Taming of the Shrew.
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Classic Guild
New York City
Stanley Cobleigh
Joan Beckwith
John Mitchell Swan
Mount Mercy
Paris
Maeterlinck
Blue Bird
America
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Seattle
Mrs. Cheyney
Staunton Military Academy
Ivory Door
Wall Street
Shylock
Macbeth
Duncan
Hamlet
Julius Caesar
Children’s Garden Enrollment Opens Citywide Drive
Enrollment for children’s and home gardens has begun under Mrs L J Smith, director of the playground commission, with Nevin Nichols and Polk Garfield assisting. More than 800 students from St. Matthew’s Arthur Kenwood Ty ler Fillmore and St Patrick’s schools enrolled. visits planned to Harrison Immaculate Conception Taylor Cleveland Van Buren Hayes and Jackson.
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Home Gardens
L. J. Smith
Playground Commission
Nevin Nichols
Polk
Garfield
St. Matthew's
Arthur
Kenwood
Tyler
Fillmore
St. Patrick's
Harrison
Immaculate Conception
Taylor
Cleveland
van Buren
Hayes
Jackson
Women’s Glee Clubs Of Coe To Present Stabat Mater
The Coe Women’s Glee Clubs perform Stabat Mater by Pergolesi at Sinclair Memorial Chapel this afternoon at 4 pm replacing the regular vesper service. Catharine Adams leads. Laura Clock plays organ. Mari Ann Huebsch is pianist. Soloists include Bernis Pirks and Ida May Dunlap. a duet features Margaret McFadden and Dunlap. Dr H M Gage offers invocation and benediction. public invited.
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Coe Women’s Glee Clubs
Pergolesi
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Catherine M. Adams
Laura Clock
Mari Ann Huebsch
Bernis Pirks
Marianne Dvorak
Alice Gill
Ida May Dunlap
Miss Adams
Margaret McFadden
Miss Dunlap
H. M. Gage
Bernus Pirks
O Quam Tristis
Ida May Dunis
Vidit Suarae
Allee Gill
Ela Mater
Burneg Corpus
Gare
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Meetings
Numerous community notices list meetings at I O O F hall and Sokol hall. Cedar Rapids stamp club to host Dr L F Vane and Albert Zalesky. Linden Camp Modern Woodmen plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting with a 500 card party at 8:30 p.m. Also mentions Mrs Mary Bailey recovering from surgery at St Luke's and staff changes at The Hedges Company.
Ardekan Temple Plans April Meeting and May Ceremony
The regular monthly meeting of Ardekan temple No. 234 D.O.K.K. will convene at 7 30 pm in the K P hall on Tuesday April 2. Final arrangements for the D.O.K.K. party on April 11 and the ceremonial in May will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol Society
Sokol Hall
Ardekan Temple No. 234
D.O.K.K
K. P. Hall
Black Hills Pageant Draws Summer Travel Surge
Railroads expect heavy passenger traffic to the Black Hills this summer due to the Pageant of America. The event runs from July 4 to September 4, attracting visitors and boosting regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Pageant of American History Near Rapid City
A sixteen page illustrated pamphlet received by the North Western railroad lists features and attractions for a pageant to be held at the edge of the hills near Rapid City South Carolina. The event will depict American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Railroad
Rapid City
S. C
Mrs Robertson Returns From Four Weeks in Minneapolis
From Minneapolis Mrs N W Robertson of 1909 Grande avenue SE has returned after a four week stay prompted by the death of her brother in law Michael Klein and the serious illness of her sister Mrs Klein who is recovering from two major operations recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Robertson
Grande Avenue SE
Minneapolis
Michael Klein
Mrs. Klein
Klein
Grinnell Alumni Dinner Set With Speaker John W. Gannaway
Grinnell college alumni and friends are invited to a Grinnell dinner at the Congregational church parlors Friday at 6 30 p m. Prof John W Gannaway of Grinnell college will speak Reservations by calling committee chairman H E Kensinger at 6043 or 3 1212 by Wednesday
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Grinnell College
Grinnell
Congregational Church
John W. Gannaway
H .E. Kensinger
Easter Party Sponsored by Central C S A Committee
The Central C S A committee hosts an Easter party for juvenile department members with entertainment for children and adults. Each child will receive colored eggs and sweets. Details of the program will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central C. S. A. Committee
Juvenile Department
Divorce Decrees Granted In District Court
Judge H. C. Ring granted marital separations on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment in district court Saturday. Decrees include Irving L. Hall and Stella E. Hall Kre. Leo G. Kilts and Alice C. Kilts. Russell Burgess and Maxine Burgess, marriages listed from 1927 and 1921 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Irving L. Hall
Stella £. Hall
Leo G. Kilts
Alice C. Kilts
Russell Burgess
Maxine Burgess
Mrs Jennie Ohsman Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Ohsman who died Saturday morning will be held at 4 p.m. today from the residence at 2000 Blake boulevard SE. Rabbis M Greenstein and Polish will officiate. Burial will be Eben Israel cemetery. The family requests no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ohsman
Blake Boulevard
M. Greenstein
Polish
Eben Israel Cemetery
Clifford W Stout Rites Set At Anamosa Church
Funeral services for Clifford William Stout will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the First Congregational church at Anamosa with the Rev. Mr. Biggs officiating. Burial will follow at Riverside cemetery in Anamosa. Friends may call at the family home, 514 First Avenue West, after 11 a.m. today.
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Clifford William Stout
First Congregational Church
Anamosa
Biggs
Riverside Cemetery
First Avenue
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Second Avenue SE
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