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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1938

Page

10

Cedar Rapids piano festival showcases Liszt works at memorial coliseum

An audience of 1200 attended a festival featuring Cedar Rapids pianists performing Liszt and pupils works at the Memorial coliseum during music week. Prof. Max Daehler of Coe college conducted group numbers. the seven piece professional ensemble impressed with Liebestraum and Rhapsody renditions.

Cedar Rapids Franz Liszt Memorial Coliseum Max Daehler Coe College Daehler Helen Mokress Eleanor Taylor Margaret McCall Edna Mae Kriz Sila Steven Barwick Ruth Webster Vernon Guttenfelder Liszt Carreno Helen Racena Stark Beethoven Club Manna

Immaculate Conception Juniors Stage Mummy and the Mumps

The Immaculate Conception junior class presented Mummy and the Mumps at the high school auditorium directed by Dr. Marvin Marr. The three act comedy featured Walter Crowley, William Ryan, Paul Prior, Louise Flaherty, Jean Neary, Kathryn Lane, Betty McGuire, William Callan, Betty Newcomb, and John Jacobs in humorous roles with cross dressing in the third act and a plot about a missing mummy and mistaken identities.

Immaculate Conception Marvin Marr Walter Crowley William Ryan Paul Prior Louise Flaherty New England Jean Neary Kathryn Lane Betty McGuire William Callan Betty Newcomb John Jacobs A. D

Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People

The poem reflects on cynicism and life’s meaning. It contrasts sadness and joy, noting death as the common end and youth’s brief stage before aging. The speaker prefers laughter and fun over cynicism while acknowledging differing viewpoints.

Edgar A. Guest the Poet of the People

Threaten Strike Of Long Haul Truckers

Joseph Scislowski, head of the north central over the road negotiating committee of the Teamsters, said the panel is empowered to call a strike of 150,000 drivers in 11 midwestern states. Authority comes from unions in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, North and South Dakota and Nebraska, with expected backing from Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Illinois at a Chicago meeting May 8. A strike would affect all cross boundary drivers except local cartage.

Milwaukee Joseph Scislowski North Central International Brotherhood of Teamsters Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Iowa North South Dakota Nebraska Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Chicago

Hollywood side of sex appeal and stars in 1938

A portrait of Hollywood stars and tastemakers discusses sex appeal as a box office factor led by Shirley Temple and Jane Withers while Sonja Henie and Edgar Bergen illustrate fame in 1938 Hollywood. Anecdotes cover Akim Tamiroff, J Carroll Naish, Lee Tracy, Clark Gable, and Sonja Henie’s tan secret amid studio life and McCarthy references.

Ollywood Hollywood Hays Office Shirley Temple Jane Withers Sonja Henie Temple Sonja Miami Florida

Iowa City Campus Camera club forms first student president

Shirley Briggs, University of Iowa student from Iowa City, is elected president of the Campus Camera club, succeeding Henry Dean of the botany department. Vernon Putnam becomes vice president and Gordon Kent is reelected secretary-treasurer. Collections in Johnson county in April total 183 355.68 with taxes and miscellaneous sums. Mayor Myron J. Walker recommends Mrs Harold D Evans for public library board seat left by Emma Watkins's death. Funeral services will be held.

Iowa City Shirley Briggs University of Iowa Henry Miss Briggs Vernon Putnam Gordon Kent Johnson County W. E. Smith Myron J. Walker Harold D. Evans Public Library Board Emma Watkins

Immaculate Conception orator wins top prize at Shellsburg

Miss Helen L. Shaw of Rome Italy visits the Duttons for the summer. Richard Hoff and Cecil McMillan claimed first and second in the Immaculate Conception declamatory contest. Mr and Mrs Paul Kilborn return from Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. Dr A L Murray Gazette editor to deliver Shellsburg graduation address May 15.

Helen L. Shaw Rome Italy W. L. Dutton Richard Hoff Cecil McMillan Immaculate Conception Paul Kilborn Kansas City Excelsior Springs A. L. Murray the Gazette Shellsburg High School

Cedar Rapids officers train at Camp Stanley Texas

Cedar Rapids men Carl Hendrickson Clare R Marshall Walter Edwin Miller Hyatt F Newell Robert F Sweet Forrest C Wells James Henry Yuill Theodore J Ptak Edwin B Seidell qualified as officers at the officers training camp Camp Stanley Leon Springs Texas. Edward Eric suffered slight injuries when his motorcycle crashed into a laundry truck at B avenue and Third street. M Dinwiddie leaves for Chicago to meet bankers from across the country then travels by special train to Hot Springs Ark for the national convention. Mrs F H Welling and daughter Inez of San Francisco visit Cedar Rapids to see Mr and Mrs Mark S Jackson.

Carl Hendrickson Clare R. Marshall Walter Edwin Miller Hyatt F. Newell Robert F. Sweet Forrest C. Wells James Henry Yuill Theodore J. Ptak Edwin B. Seidell Cedar Rapids Camp Stanley Leon Springs Texas Edward Eric B Avenue Thirdstreet. Co Hot Springs Ark F. H. Welling Inez San Francisco City

Local residents return from trips and visits

H H Boyson at Bradley Horological Institute in Peoria arrives home for a two week visit. Mr and Mrs C D Van Vechten go on extended eastward trip. Anna C Goodale of Cedar Rapids responds to welcome address at the Iowa State Association of Graduate Nurses meeting in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs F A Kinch depart for Chicago to see their son F L Kinch and family then proceed to Columbus Ohio where Mrs Kinch will represent the local Ladies auxiliary of the B of L E at a convention.

H. H. Boyson Bradley Horological Institute Peoria Ill C. D. van Vechten Anna C. Goodale Cedar. Rapids Iowa State Association of Graduate Nurses Sioux City F. A. Kinch Chicago F. L. Kinch Columbus, O

Free Nurse Education Likely Reversed by Hospitals

CHICAGO AP Free education for nurses may end as hospital administrators and personnel from Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin were told. Robert E Neff of Iowa City Iowa, president of the American Hospital association, warned that if hospitals cover nursing education costs those costs will be passed to patients.

Chicago Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Robert E. Neff Iowa City The American Hospital Association

Property Transfer Description for Bertha Burt

Mrs W A Kyle and others convey to Bertha Burt a 63 foot lot 6 in section 10 86 6 Srrour ne with value consideration of 1 dollar and a value of improvements dated March 8 1938.

W. A. Kyle Bertha Burt Srrourne

Call Back Love synopsis in a California kitchen

Cornelia Lane and her doctor husband Andy clash over a movie offer that would hire their daughter Jennifer. Producer David Morris visits unannounced, revealing Jennifer in a film and forcing Cornelia to confront hope and doubt while a chaotic home life spills into the decisive moment.

Cornelia Lane Los Angeles Andy Jennifter Jenny East Jennifer David Morris Butt Cornelia David Ornella Florabell Drandrewlane St. Paul's Mr. Morris Pasadena Miss Casey Florabel Morris Gladiola Cordelia New York California von Loben Doctor Lane Missus Gladelia

Boys Arraigned For Vandalism In Home

Four boys aged 10 to 14 were arraigned in Manchester juvenile court before Judge R W Hasner for a break in at the G Cole home on April 16. The residence was burglarized and interior wrecked. All four confessed. Three were paroled to their parents with parole agent Justice H A Dow. the fourth to his stepfather and mother near Strawberry Point. Charge left open during good behavior.

Gazette Greeley Manchester R. W. Hasner G. Cole H. A. Dow Strawberry Point

Kay Francis and Pat OBrien in Women Are Like That at Iowa

Kay Francis and Pat OBrien star in Women Are Like That at the Iowa showing. The film features Kay with 37 costume changes and a plot about a wife in a rival advertising firm, with a climactic reconciliation. The accompanying Prison Nurse stars Marian Marsh and Henry Wilcoxon in acclaimed performances.

Kay Francis Pat O'Brien Iowa Kay Miss Francis Thurston Hall Pat O’brien Nay Pat Marian Marsh Henry Wilcoxon

Eckener Warns Helium Ban Ends Dirigible Travel

New York AP report quotes Hugo Eckener, dirigible pioneer, saying US refusal to allow Germany to buy helium would end transatlantic passenger travel by sea dirigibles. He notes the helium shortage cripples airship viability and international service.

Eckener New York Hugo Eckener United States Germany

Belgian Cabinet Vows Fight For Survival In Parliament

Brussels UP five months into the national union government of Premier Paul-Emile Janson, facing resignation threats over its emergency finance plan, decides to fight for its life after a five hour cabinet meeting. Janson to address the lower chamber Tuesday on economics and foreign policy. a confidence vote anticipated.

Brussels National Union Paul-Emile Janson Janson

Tom Sawyer hailed as one of the year’s best at Paramount

A vivid revival of Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer plays at Paramount with Tom Sawyer played by Tommie Kelly from 25 000 hopefuls and Jackie Moran as Huck Finn The film uses Technicolor and features strong adult performances notably Victor Jory as Injun Joe and Walter Brennan as Muff Potter The bill includes Granteland Rice Sportlight behind the scenes at a racetrack Popeye the Sailor cartoon and a Paramount News wrap.

Mark Twain Tom Sawyer Paramount Hollywood Tommy Kelly Bronx Kelly Lad Jackie Moran Huckleberry Finn Ann Gillis Becky Thatcher David Holt Sid Sawyer Marcia Mae Jones Mary Lawser Cora Sue Collins Amy Lawrence Mississippi Missouri Joe Huck Finn Joe Harper Mickey Rentschler Tom Becky Victor Jory Injun Joe Muff Potter Walter Brennan Aunt Polly May Rob~son Paramount News F.C.H

Theaters Update Local Schedule Double Feature Picks

Iowa screens Pat O'Brien Kay Frances in Women Are Like That and Prison Nurse with Henry Wilcoxon Marian Marsh. Paramount shows The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. New State presents College Swing with Martha Raye Burns Allen and Bob Hope, Tip-off Girls with Mary Carlisle Lloyd Nolan. Rialto features The Singing Cows Boy and Renfrew of the Mounted. Palace offers It’s Love I’m After with Bette Davis Leslie Howard and Lily Pons Jack Oakie in Hitting a New High. Strand showcases Flight From Glory with Chester Morris Whitney Bourne and Tim McCoy West of the Rainbow’s End.

Iowa Pat O'Brien Kay Frances Henry Wilcoxon Marian Marsh Paramount Tommy Kelly Tom Sawyer NEW State Martha Raye George Burns Gracie Allen Bob Hope Mary Carelisle Lloyd Nolan Rialto Bob Baker Jean Barclay Renfrew the Mounted James Newell Carol Hughes Palace Bette Davis Leslie Howard Lily Pons Jack Oakie Strand Chester Morris Whitney Bourne Tim McCoy

Approve Record Farm Appropriation Bill

Washington AP The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee approved a record farm appropriation bill well above one billion dollars. Chairman Russell said totals for the Agriculture Department and Farm Credit Administration rose about 30 million dollars above the House level. The bill totals 1,051,000,000 with key increases including 15 million more in farmer benefit payments under the new crop control act.

Washington Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Russell Senate Agriculture Department Farm Credit Administration House

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