There’s Always Tomorrow Amatuer Club Audition Drama
Toni Goddard faces a brutal audition in a nightclub setup run by Niklas and Lou Steiner. She signs a three month contract paying seventy five dollars weekly and undergoes three period costumes as she moves from Broadway to Riverside on the Hudson for private singing lessons.
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Madame Berthe
Pretty Girl
Toni
du Barry
Court of Versailles
Niklas
Orchestra
Daia
Lou Steiner
Broadway
Ming Goddard
Miss Goddard
Lou
Riverside-on-the-Hudson
Niklaa
Marsheur Alphonse
Alphonsé
Madamoisellé Antoinette
Riverdale
Nicky
Butler's discharge dispute spurs state appeal and hearings
An Iowa dispute over veteran protections leads to an appeal from Polk County rulings. Frank P. Butler, a Williamsburg Republican, says he was wrongly discharged as a food and dairy inspector by Secretary Thomas Curran. The state seeks back pay and reinstatement, while L. O'Connor represents Butler. In a separate matter, hearings on public deposit interest continue as Iowa lawmakers press for extending interest payments beyond August 23.
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Des Moines
State Attorney General’s Office
Polk County District Court
Frank P. Butler
Thomas L. Curran
Butler
Williamsburg
Department of Agriculture
Charles Wilson
Curran
O. L. Franklin
Franklin
Washington
Edward GC. Eicher
House Banking and Gurrernéy Committee
Clyde Harring
Iowa
Senate
Eicher
Unwinding by a dog winds round a post for third time
Mrs H M BR of Rockville Indiana reports her Llewellyn setter winds his chain around a post in the back yard and, when path blocked, retraces his steps to unwind. She notes observers have seen the dog repeat the motion many times and questions whether this is unusual.
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10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
A mixture of brief local notes recalls injuries and careers. Luther Marohn, 11, was slightly injured when struck by a car while biking at Sixth Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Col. C. B. Robbing is named commanding officer of the 449th Infantry, 64th Division, a reserve regiment. Mrs. Bessie Diask and family depart for California with Mr. Diask planning to establish a home. Two local women bruised in a fourteenth Avenue crash. Linn County clubs report 843 total registrations across programs like baby beef and sewing. Cedar Rapids Sash and Door workers return after a wage increase following a strike. Marion men form interest in a military drill company. John B. Turfher elected to the Iowa Funeral Directors association executive committee. Rev. E. J. Lockwood to preach at Center Point Methodist church dedication. Mrs. C. Hibarger visits Marshalltown for summer with daughter Mrs. A. H. Cole.
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Luther Marohn
Sixth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
C. B. Robbing
449Th Infantry
War Department
Bessie Diask
Frank Diask
California
Diask
Ed A. Donahue
Bohumil Cypra
Fourtecatty Avenue
Second Street
Linn County
A. G. Thurman
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Marion
E. J. Otterbein
South
John B. Turfhér
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Funeral Directors Association
E. J. Lockwood
New Methodist Church
Center Point
C. Hibarger
Marshalltown
A. H. ‘Ole
Clyde B. Charlton Named Head of S U S Alumni Group
Clyde B. Charlton of Des Moines was elected president of the University of Iowa Alumni Association. Bruce E. Mahan announced the results as officers and vice presidents were chosen by mail ballot for two-year terms. Charlton, a 1923 UI graduate, was a football letter winner.
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Iowa City
Clyde B. Charlton
Dés Moines
University of Iowa Alumni Association
Bruce E. Mahan
Alumni Association
Virgil M. Hanchel
Chicago
J. X. von Lackum
Cedar Rapids
Claude Horack
Durham
N. C
R. G. Price
Moorehead
Minn
Lees Larra
Wayne J. Foater
Richard E. Romey
Mason City
Donald D. Holdoegel
Des Moines
Walter A. Annesberg
Carroll
Wapsie Fairgrounds Injunction Lifted in Central City Case
Trustees of the old State Bank of Central City were freed from the injunction tying transfer of fairground property after long court conferences. Henderson and Wapsie Valley and Linn County groups intervened. both intervenors dismissed without prejudice. injunction dissolved. report of trusteeship simplifies back to pre-injunction status.
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Old State Bank of Central City
Central City Fairgrounds
State Bank
Hamilton
G. O’meara
D. F. Barrows
K. BE. Henderson
Henderson
L. J. Wéegtan
Aa Principaia
Wapele Valley Fair Association
Linn County Fair, Inc
Wapsie Valley Association
Filloon
Wapsie Valley
E. Henderson
John T. Moffit
Bank Report
Objéctora
cLéeed
McTavish
Central City
Mottsala
Trenton Boy, 15, Dies in School Shell Explosion
In Trenton New Jersey one boy Edward Rubici aged 15 was killed and another Raymond Wendezycki 18 injured when a one pound shell exploded in the basement of St Hedwig's School Friday. The pair, ninth graders, were sent to fetch a typewriter and evaluated a found shell before its blast. Police say the shell, found on a dump, appeared empty.
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Trenton
N. J
Edward Rubici
Raymond Wendezycki
Raymond
Edward
St. Hedwig's
Country News Papers Deliver Honest Critique Said
A country newspaper delivers blunt arts criticism as a New York show tour stops at Van Buren. A local manager confronts a reporter who replies he knows an omelet better than a hen, underscoring differing views between city and rural press.
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Big City
New York
van Buren
Varus Kalo SRT In Support Of Legion Junior Baseball Project
A local wartime youth baseball initiative announces a Sunday morning event at 6 18 am on May 18 to support the Legion Junior Baseball Project. Organized by Barney McPartland and a radio committee, the gathering includes coaches and players from Roosevelt and Smulekol teams, with Frank Jennings and others listed as participants.
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Varus Kalo Srt
Legion Junior Baseball Project
O Barney McPartland
Legimittee
Jataion
Ju Martin
A Come Manger
F Ore
Ehaites
Tostoup
Waihas Tearm
Jack the Thephane
Ae Ewell
Drew
Government Egg Purchase Program Closed
Washington AP reports the agriculture department spokesman said the government egg purchase program is closed for now due to expenditures of slightly over 2,000,000 for more than 8,000,000 dozen eggs.
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Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Two University of Iowa Students Injured in Smashup
Vincent Furat of Chicago and Jim Eight ley of Clear Lake, University of Iowa students, were injured in a late Friday crash just north of Iowa City. Furat is in serious condition with a fractured arm a possible neck injury and possible internal injuries. Eightney has minor scratches and was to be released from University hospital.
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Iowa City
Vincent Furat
Chicago
Jim Eightley
Clear Lake
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Furst
Fightney
Eightney
Sunday Horoscope May 2 Foretells Growth and Prestige
Sunday’s horoscope notes blessed planetary influences for growth and progress across arts culture and philanthropy. It predicts success in writing publishing and promotion while highlighting a versatile and ambitious child born on the day.
Just Folks Watching Growth of a Daisy
A reflective meditation on daisies and nature. The narrator contrasts unfamiliar mechanical detail with simple curiosity about how ordinary daisies grow, marveling at the bud’s secret unfolding from earth to bloom.
Hit Parade at the Iowa Theatre Remains Light Yet Entertaining
The Iowa Theatre screens The Hit Parade with Duke Ellington and Eddy Duchin to charm fans of swing while a thin plot centers on a girl rising to fame. Frances Langford and Phil Regan are praised for songs. The Outcasts of Poker Flat is also shown with Virginia Weidler and Preston Foster in a Bret Harte tale adaptation.
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Duke Ellington
Eddy Duchin
Frances Langford
Phil Regan
Iowa Theater
Piny
Miss Langford
Ellington
Duchin
Waen
Kelton
Bret Marie
Virginia Weidler
Little Air
Preston Foster
Fightin
Oakhurst
Jean Muir
van Heflin
Bret Harte
Alain Poirier
Veterans of Foreign Wars Initiate Close Candidates
Veterans of Foreign Wars members initiated candidates at a Cedar Rapids meeting held Friday night at the Montrose hotel. State Commander Ernest Crane officiated with helpers Ben Dvorak Glenn Thermas Harlow Robinson Florian Francis andie Buchner. A Monticello post delegation attended. London industries remain highly profitable.
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Ter
Frank Hahn
Cedar Rapide
Veterana
Ret
Montrose Hotel
Ernest Crane
Moshes
Ben Dvorak
Glenn Thermas
Harlow Robinson
Florian Francis
Andie Buchner
Monticello Post
Wake Up and Live a Pep Fueled Paramount Musical
A lively Paramount musical comedy blends Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell satire with nine catchy numbers by Gordon and Reve. Alice Faye shines as Haley’s muse while Patsy Kelly and Ned Sparks provide humor. the film follows a frantic search and brisk, witty scenes featuring the newsman and fiddler.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Ben Bersnie
Walter Winchell
Paramount
Bernie
Winchell
Gotham
Walter
Bernile
Gordon
Jack Haley
Pasty Kelly
Ned Sparks
Fiddler
Alice Faye
Haley
Mise Faye
Hel’ Parks
Sparks, Face
Patsy Kelly
Walter Catlett
Mi Theares
Ken
F. Pate
F.C.H
Theaters Feature Stars in Mixed 1930s Lineup
The Rialto shows Mere cane Carter and Reunion with Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern. Also screens Omerte est Girl in Town starring Faye Ané and Jeannie Vincent with other castings listed.
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Ge Ter Winchell
Faye
Fernee
Ean Vincen
Gene : Mond Ané
Ann Sothern
New Low Bid Reported for Tipton Post Office Project
A new low bid was received for the Tipton post office project. The submission, led by contractor James Bernese, includes an estimated cost of 1,007,000 dollars. Officials will review bids and select a winner based on value and compliance with specifications.
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Tipton
Te James
Bernese
Sage Imports Threaten U S Popcorn Industry
Washington AP report notes rising imports of sage related products affecting U S popcorn industry with pricing per bushel and concerns over market impact. details unclear due to garbled text but highlights import pressures and potential economic effect on producers.
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Fisnérman
Cassie Kere
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Williams
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S.U.S. Alumni Association
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Wapsie Fairgrounds
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Roland Jouns
Veterans of Foreign Years
London
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Wonder Ballroom
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Ralph Slade
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