Garden Clubs Meet At Shueyville On Highway Project
Combined garden clubs of Cedar Rapids and Iowa City plus nearby towns plan a 2 30 pm Wednesday meeting at Shueyville to discuss beautification along highway 161. Speakers include Mrs Carl Seashore of Iowa City Mrs E W Spence of Cedar Rapids Garden Club and others from the Cedar Rapids Woman's club nature and garden department. Attendees are asked to bring perennials for exchange.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Shueyville
Highway No. 161
Carl Seashore
E W Spence
VFW Auxiliary State Officers Visit Local Post
The VFW Post 788 welcomed Iowa and Des Moines department officers for a Thursday assembly. Attendees included Mrs Anna Han rahan Davenport department president and district aides. reports noted April hospital outreach, fundraising for Eaton Rapids Town Cottage, and May sewing and supply efforts for St Lukes Mercy Hospitals. Delegates listed for Clinton encampment and plans for auxiliary events were announced.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Department
V Ofw
Oeer
LaVern Siebert
Anna Hanrahan
Iowa
Davenport
Hazel Miller
Des Moines
Honor Carrie
Rea Ueer
Monticello
Ne'ie Barne
Jones
Mabel Crow
United States Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Ida Fredericks
Eaton Rapids
Mich
VFW
Blanche Lary
Industrial Committee
St Lukes and
Mercy Hospitals
Clinton
Lavern Stecheit
Stella Vodaska
Gertrude Delbridge
Kathison Luckner
Ruth Thomas
Velma White
Nora Lorene
Josie Chapman
Hulda Martinee
Cera Carson
Puby Chapman
Margaret Mein Lote Bowen
Vea Stefan
Pearl Aexander
Aoosuyper
O.oane
Gertruce Debo
Steaua Vornsksa
Mane Crer
Vera Sot
Mrs Dennis Elected First President of Iowa Chi Omegas
Mrs L D Dennis of Cedar Rapids was chosen as the first Iowa Chi Omega president at a Des Moines Country Club meeting with about 200 members. Other officers named include Mrs Vo Collins of Indianola as vice president and Mrs P Hudson of Ames as secretary-treasurer. The convention also planned to hold next year’s meeting in Cedar Rapids with Miss Hazel Brown and Mrs Mary C Love Collins among attendees.
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L D Dennis
Cedar
Iowa Chi Omecas
Des Moines Country Club
Iowa
Cffims
Cedar Rapids
Hazel Brown
Mary C Love Colins
Mary Clay Willams
Tulsa
Okla
Arta Kocken
Dennis
Marvin Selden
Wilbur Kennedy
Earl
North
Betty Katterman
Lorraine Fisher
Lois McBroom
Pauline Ogden
Satunday
Untitled Fragment Sparks Musing on Darts and Handkerchiefs
A fragmentary note questions truth and intent as Aunt Het muses about accusations and a Madeira napkin mistaken for a handkerchief. The terse lines imply memory ambiguity and social scrutiny without clear resolution.
Editorial by E P Chase editor of Atlantic News Telegraph
E P Chase publisher and editor of the Atlantic News-Telegraph, a Pulitzer winner, defends conservative economic views. The piece recalls Chase’s Cass County roots, his career, and critiques postwar spending, debt, and inflation, urging thrift, balanced budgets, and individual responsibility. It cites historical figures and places tied to Chase’s life and career.
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E. P. Chase
Atlantic Paper
Iowa
E P Chase
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Chase
Anita
Cass County
Charles F Chase
The
Atlantic High School
Denver
Cole
Nampa
Boise Idaho
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Atlanta Rotats Club
Cass Counts
Republican Central Committee
Western Iowa Editorial Association
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Jane Cotton
Washington
R C A Chase
United States
Santa Caus
Particuaris
OWA Editor Wins Pulitzer Award Highlighting 1933 Honors
A scrambled OCR summary lists Pulitzer citations for journalism and letters in 1933. Names include editors from The New York Times and The Baltimore Sun with prizes for correspondence, editorial writing, cartoons, and drama. The fragmentary text names several winners and monetary awards across categories.
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Wesrington
Frederick T Breoha
New York Times
Europe
Chase
San Frantsco
New York
Sidney Kinesws
United States
Hebers
Pastel Tweed Coats Bring Summer Mood in Street Style
New pastel tweed coats in dusty pink blue hazy green and yellow transform last season wardrobes. Styles range from casual to trim with contrasting collars and versatile revers. Coats are light yet warm, suitable now and for late summer resort wear, as streets gain colorful fashion energy.
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York
Contested Theories On Washington's Death And Burial
A reflective critique explores autopsy fantasies about George Washington’s final illness. The author contrasts modern medical speculation with historical burial questions, debating streptococcus infection, diphtheria, and other diagnoses, while noting a physician’s trance like approach and public health implications.
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Mount Vernon
George Washington
Washington
Valley Forge
Washington J
Virginia
Potomac
Beers Calorie Breakdown and Milk Comparison Stated
A brewer's analysis reports beer contains 4 percent protein 0 fat 5 percent carbohydrate and 4 percent alcohol by weight. This yields 71 calories from carbs 66 from protein and 101 from alcohol totaling 178 calories per bottle. A pint of milk provides 325 calories.
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PTL
Smart Colors for Accessories to be Worn with New Pastel Tweeds
Amos Parrish of The Gazette's New York Fashion Bureau encloses a stamped return envelope and requests a recast letter. The note mentions a tomorrow feature on a back view of a tennis dress and references a 1934 copyright.
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Amos Parrish
Gazette
NY Fashion Bureau
Fifth Aveny
What Doctor/Physician Advice on Calcium Lactate Headaches
A reader asks if calcium lactate is safe with a goitre for headaches. The answer warns to follow a physician's prescription and advice only. A second note defends dental work quality, stating a reputable dentist should remedy mismatched porcelain crowns.
Foulois Violated Law In Plane Deal Unanimous Report
A House aviation sub committee says Major General Foulois violated existing law in a 7.5 million dollar army airplane purchase made without competition. The report praises Woodring, notes direct purchases were dropped, and adds no full committee action will be taken on this partial finding.
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Foulois
Washington
House
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Harry H Woodring
War Department
Rogers
N. H
Hill
Ala
Montes
Harter
Ohio
James
Mich
Goss
Conn
Plumley
Royale
Minn
PWA
Northrup Corporation
Boeing Airplane Company
Glenn L. Martin Company
Woodring
Air Corps
Judge Advocate General
Army
United States
Lowden Bank Depositors Get 45 Percent Dividend
District court in Tipton authorized receiver D W Bates to pay a 10 percent dividend to depositors of Lowden Savings Bank, bringing total paid to 45 percent.
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Lowden
D. W. Bates
Lowden Savings Bank
Tipton
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IGEL
A Fordere Attorneys
Iowa Chi Omegas
Irene Douglas
Treve Dougas
Akerington
JoJo
Margaret Kepler
Mps Fm
Wee S
Crete
Rao Sea
L.D Dennis
Clarely Wilson Weds
Carmelita Geraghty
Willam Randolph
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Mr Hearts
Homsel
Middle West
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Acre
Farmer & Acer
Dora
OWA
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Sors
Jackson County
Orecon
Directed By
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William Brady
Raybestos
A.A.A
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Barron Motor Supply
Second Avenue SE
Army Air
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