Strike at packing house ends as workers return to posts
After a long stretch of strike action at the Cedar Rapids packing plant, workers resume duties. Management reported progress in wage talks and benefits while police praised the disciplined conduct of employees during two days of dust storms and fatigue.
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Bishop Longley to Visit Local Episcopal Churches Sunday
Bishop Longley will visit Our Lady of Grace and local Episcopal parishes for services including a 4 pm special service. A report from the fiscal year ending June 30 1933 notes wage advances and purchases of items for employees and inmates. The institution’s net operating cost for 1933 was $18,548.98, a drop of $14,631 from 1932, with fewer inmates and lower per inmate costs.
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Checkers
Recommend Financial Reforms At State Home Iowa audit urges changes
An audit of the Iowa Soldiers Orphans home in Davenport recommends discontinuing two long standing financial practices. State Auditor C. W. Sterlings Crickers led the review and outlined suggested reforms to tighten controls and reduce risk.
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DES Moines
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Startling results in hard water claim soapless Drei
A damaged ad style note touts a soapless discovery Drei claiming five times more cleaning power in hard water. It asserts superior performance, forming a stably rheological state and performing tasks soap cannot, in a sensational tone.
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Drei
Wives Need Outing Occasionally From Household Worries
Dear Miss Manners offers guidance on balancing home duties and a mother’s rest. The columnist notes a distracted mother burdened by children and seeks advice on managing a household crowded with relatives and the strain on a marriage.
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Miss Manners
Forgotten Man Special Policeman At His Post For 36 Hours
A historical item recalls a special policeman who stood vigil for 36 hours at a critical zone amid a sew age operation and ongoing strike, earning wary praise as a steadfast public servant. The account notes a disciplined routine, brief interventions, and a sense of duty despite harsh conditions.
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Tarkine
Nominees Named For Coe Student Body Head
Paul Niles and William Whipple were named as candidates for Coe College student head. The Acorn staff reported selections for the student council and countersigned by campus leaders, noting other nominees and committee assignments.
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Paul Niles
William Whipple
Coe
Student Recital Concludes Music Week Activities
The article notes the student recital as the final event of Music Week. It lists program details and participants from the orchestra and choir, with emphasis on performances by named students and faculty guiding the program.
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