Daily Record May 3 1929 Cedar Rapids weather and notices
Weather updates and local notices from Cedar Rapids dated May 3 1929. Temperature changes from 39 at 5 30 am to 71 at 2 30 pm with 60 at 7 pm and 42 at midnight. Birth announcements from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals follow. Local incidents include a roof fire and a car shed incident. Marriage license listed for Gerard Allen Fahnestock and Joyce Kauffman in Peoria.
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Entente Chiefs to Meet Amid Talks on Tri-Alliance
Britain presses Russia for details on a British-French-Russian mutual aid pledge while seeking to keep talks alive. London expects a concrete pact on how the three powers would aid each other in war. Meanwhile, Nazi spies are being expelled and Northern Ireland backs conscription.
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Russia
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Police search Cedar Lake for missing man Ed Loseau
Police investigated the disappearance of Ed Loseau a 55 year old man from 8224 R Avenue NE who left home Tuesday. His wife reported him missing Wednesday after 24 hours and said he threatened to jump into Cedar Lake and had been despondent.
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Ed Loseau
R Avenue NE
Cedar Jake
al Mikota
Loseau
Dionysius Exiguus and the missing year zero
The medieval monk Dionysius Exiguus failed to insert a year zero between BC and AD eras. His calculation shaped the common era system used in modern dating.
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Dionysius Exeguus
Cedar Rapids Exposition Hall Design Passed by Plan Commission
The Cedar Rapids City Plan Commission approved the design and site for a $30,000 exposition hall at Hawkeye Downs by a 15 to 2 vote while avoiding a formal stance on the project's feasibility. A public hearing was scheduled for Thursday at 10 am.
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Hawkeye Downs
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Cedar Rapids
George Sherman
Henry Kling
John Battin
William Crissman
J. J. Hervert
Commission
T. R. Warriner
Lily Pons House Visited by Another Intruder Cop Custody
In Norwalk Connecticut a second uninvited visitor to opera star Lily Pons estate was taken into custody. Louis M Brucker 27 of Philadelphia claimed to be a secret operative and faced charges of breach of the peace and disorderly conduct after being confronted on the Pons driveway following the prior incident involving Arthur Casper.
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Lily Pons
Louis M Brucker
Philadelphia
Arthur Casper
Miss Pons
Brucker
Pons
I C approves KCS to control L&A Railway
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Kansas City Southern Railway to acquire control of the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway, as announced in Washington.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Company
Woodmen Circle Elects Officers In Final Session
Mrs Helen Moore of Sioux City was elected town state president of the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle at the 18th state convention final session in the Roosevelt hotel. Other officers named include Rachel Shockley Creston vice president Lela Heyer Burlington second vice and Nell Nicholson Council Bluffs treasurer.
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Sioux City
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Roosevelt Hotel
Moore
Lottie M Arnold
Council Bluffs
Rachel Shockley
Creston
Lela Heyer
Burlington
Nell Nicholson
Lena Richards
Des Moines
Ina Moffatt
Boone
Hannah Rasmussen
Rose Schroeder
Davenport
Mablella Dannatt
Long Grove
Clara Holdsworth
Newton
Lottie DeBates
Marshalltown
Lena Zenor
Nina Dushek
Fort Dodge
Inner Sentinel
Jennie Fleming
Hawarden
Outer Sentinel
Marion Henthorn
Marquette
Celia Mills
Clinton
Laura McCrea
Greenfield
Amelia Holly
Mason City
Marion Jean
Waterloo
Agnes Daniels
Arnold
New York City
Iowa
Juanita Hoxsey
Tau Phi Lambda
Margaret Meadows
Fort Worth
Tex
Katie Ferguson
St. Louis
Blanche Eakin
Cedar Rapids
Hitler Seeks Neutral Lineup with Hungary Poland
The report states Hungary and Poland have long stood as friendly neighbors. Polish leaders rejected a German offer seen as magnanimous by Budapest, while Hungary trusts in its German alliance despite evolving regional tensions.
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Poland
Polish Carpathian Front
Carpatho-Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Germany
Littleport Students Learn News at Local Postmaster Scoop
A group of 24 Littleport High School students toured The Gazette plant and viewed teletype news. They read on the AP machine that Senator Guy M. Gillette recommended Donald F. Liddy for Littleport postmaster after he had the top civil service exam score.
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Littleport High School
Gazette
Associated Press
Washington
Guy
M. Gillette
Donald F. Liddy
Littleport
Gillette
Liddy
Mildred Downey
France Bans Japanese Imports to Improve Trade Balance
Paris officials announced a decree effective May 10 banning all Japanese imports except silk and camphor. Government said move is solely economic to curb France's unfavorable trade balance with Japan.
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Paris
Roosevelt Won't Answer War Warns of Dictators in Europe
Senator Johnson, a foreign relations committee member, warns war could create a domestic dictator and urges Congress to keep the United States out of conflict. He emphasizes vigilance to avoid being drawn into war and stresses the Senate's role over any individual.
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Europe
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Mussolini
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Senate
Bankhead proposal fuels debate on wartime policy
Suspicions rise that Bankhead plan is a White House test to sway congressional sentiment on international affairs. Some see it as Garner led. others view it as administration move with consent to gauge summer sentiment. Connally warns of possible war and urges Congress to stay in Washington. Barkley notes Congress must fulfill duties with adjournment eyeing mid August.
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Garner
White House
Connally
Europe
Congress
Washington
United States
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
World’s Largest Imitation Moon At Griffith Observatory
The Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles hosts a massive artificial moon measuring 38 feet in diameter. The display draws visitors and demonstrates astronomy themed exhibit design for the public.
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Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles
Landon Seeks World Peace Conference In Radio Address
Former Gov Alf Landon will address the United Methodist conference on the practicability of a world peace conference Tonight His remarks will be broadcast nationwide and to Europe and South America The speech titled Is a World Peace Conference Practical will air at 7 p m CST over NBC blue and Mutual networks and be translated for overseas audiences The broadcast is tied to the churchs world peace commission In Washington London had not posed a question to the State Department about the address
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Ignacy Moscicki
Joseph Beck
Adolf Witler
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Beck
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
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Commission On World Peace
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