Camp Waubeek to Open for Underprivileged Scouts
Camp Waubeek will open June 17 with a full week for underprivileged Scouts funded by popular subscription. Troops visit on weekends, guiding tours. Bird houses built by Troop No. 20 will be installed at Camp Good Health Saturday.
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E. M. Pinney
Boy Scout Council
Roosevelt Hotel
Camp Waubeek
N. Harold West
Nelson C. Dreier
Court of Honor
Scout
Eagle
Board of Review
Dreier
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue West
I. E. Linkletter
Chester Johnson
Henry Files
W. J. Brown
Harry M. Gage
Nelson Dreier
Maurice P. Cahill
Howard Cherry
Mark Anderson
Arthur C. Deamer
Hallman
Fred Payneer
John
Couple Burned to Death in Chicago Apartment Fire
In a Chicago apartment fire on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson about 60 were trapped in bed and burned to death before firefighters could enter. Fire department officials consider the blaze possibly incendiary. Seven other families escaped by leaping from windows.
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Chicago
Peter Anderson
A Mother's Day Message From the Nation's Mother
The Mother of the Nation's President urges mothers to engage in social service on Mother's Day. She cites the Motion Picture Research Council and Mrs. August Belmont, stressing protecting school children from harmful films and promoting educational, constructive pictures to benefit national life.
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Motion Picture Research Council
August Belmont
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local News
G J Johnson left for Enid Oklahoma to inspect vaults that are damp and fireproof. Frank L Buser seeks permit for a $4000 dwelling at 322 Twenty sixth Street SE. Dr Thomas F Suchomel of Cedar Rapids reelected president of the Iowa Military Medical club. Taste and tell contest begins at Schamberger Bakery with 205 prizes. Daywitt and Melichar fined for intoxication. North Western railroad presented moving pictures at High Twelve club. Jacob Albert Witmer of Moscow Ta filed for bankruptcy. Grass fire on Vernal Street NW. Mr and Mrs Whittenbaugh travel to New York for a Mutual Life field convention. Charles Trimble jailed for larceny. Fines for reckless driving and parking violations. Hubert Coffey takes half time research position at Iowa University. Coe College trustees urge audits and budgets for fraternities. Mrs Alfred Henry seeks missing husband Henry, 36, 6 ft, 190 lb, blue eyes, blond hair, last seen in blue overalls.
Iowa Pastor Named Ministerial Delegate to Akron Conference
The Rev. I. L. Baumgartner of First Evangelical Church Cedar Rapids is chosen as one of seven Iowa ministers to attend the general Evangelical church conference in Akron Ohio. He represents Iowa alongside colleagues from seven other congregations and fields.
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I. L. Baumgartner
First Evangelical Church of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
General Evangelical Church Conference
Akron, O
Wristwatch Theft Report Ends With Drunkenness Arrest
George Welkes 23 of Royal hotel reported at 11 p.m. Thursday that his wrist watch was withheld at a nearby beer garden. He became overly descriptive and was jailed for drunkenness. The watch later reappeared on the sidewalk in front of the beer parlor. Welkes was fined $10 and costs in police court Friday.
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George Welkes
the Royal Hotel
Welkes
Lattner Granted Patent for Rubber Mounting in Fuel Burner
E. J. Lattner, president of Century Oil Burner, received a patent for a rubber mounting on a fluid fuel burner. The filing was Nov 12, 1932, and Washington, D. C. announced the grant Friday. The invention aims to cut motor noise, with four claims allowed. Lattner plans to manufacture at Century Old Burner’s local plant.
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E. J. Lattner
Century Oil Burner Company
Washington, D. C
Mr. Lattner
Century Old Burner Company
Germany asks right to rearm in air
London AP reports Germany sought a three power air force convention with Britain and France. Joachim von Ribbentrop proposed the idea to foreign secretary Sir John Simon, who reportedly said Britain is not ready to discuss it. Earlier France protested Britain selling plane parts and motors to Germany, with Britain defending civil use.
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London
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Joachin von Ribbentrop
John Simon
Britain
France
John
Montgolfier Brothers First Balloon Experiment
The Montgolfier brothers pioneered balloon flight with an early test conducted in June 1783 marking a milestone in aeronautics. Their experiments opened the era of manned and unmanned balloon flights and inspired further research in lighter than air travel.
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Montgolfier Brothers
Debt Debtors Hint At Paying U S Silver Debt
London reports Britain and France resist full June 15 payments on war debts while weighing token offers. Paris and London see token payments as safer than default, with Britain, France and Italy expected to exchange views secretly amid budget strains.
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London
America
Great Britain
France
Paris
Britain
Italy
Taylor and Miller Transferred to Alcohol Tax Unit
R. H. Taylor and BE. L. Miller, previously stationed in Cedar Rapids as prohibition officers and investigators, move to the newly created Alcohol Tax Unit of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. They will continue operating from Cedar Rapids, taking over duties from the dissolved Bureau of Industrial Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverage Unit of the Department of Justice.
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R. H. Taylor
BE. L. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Department of Justice
Department of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverage Unit
Iowa to Take Part in Conference on Liquor
Governor Herring announced a Iowa liquor commission representative will join a national conference of liquor commissions in Chicago. The June meeting aims to gather state officials to discuss policy and coordination among agencies.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Herring
Iowa Liquor Commission
Conference of Liquor Commissions
Chicago
Horner
Ilinois
Wisconsin Minnesota to Attend Liquor Regulation Conference
A Friday morning invitation from Illinois finance director J. M. Bradue said Wisconsin and Minnesota were ready to participate in a conference to standardize liquor law enforcement regulations and adopt a gallonage tax collection system for interstate liquor shipments.
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J. M. Bradue
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Man Dies in Police Car After Arrest in Omahs
C H Swan of Council Bluffs died minutes after being arrested for DWI while in a police cruiser in Omaha. Officers waited for a department truck to tow Swan's car when he suddenly fell dead. The report notes Texas as the leading cotton producer.
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Omaha
INSI
C. H. Swan
Council Bluffs
Swan
Start Shredded Wheat Today for Healthier Appearance
Clear skin bright eyes and hair are signs of health. Eat Shredded Wheat daily with milk and fruit to boost energy and immune defense. Have it at breakfast or lunch to feel better and look better, thanks to carbohydrates proteins vitamins and bran.
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Enid
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Suchomel
Thomas F. Suchomel
Iowa Military Medical Club
Harold Spilman
Ottumwa
Arnold L. Jensen
Schamberger Bakery
Earl Daywitt
Third Street NW
Frank Melichar
Jones Sausage
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Jacob Albert Witmer
Moscow
Farmer
Vernal Street NW
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Thirty-second Street
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Henry A. Stearns
Trimble
BE. J. Greenwood
Seventh Street SE
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Third Avenue SE
LeRoy Jayne
Second Avenue SE
Hubert Coffey
Coe
University of Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Coffey
Coe Cosmos
Coe College Board of Trustees
H. M. Gage
Interfraternity Council
Alfred Henry
Wilson Avenue
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Taylor and Miller
Alcohol Tax Unit
The
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Texas
Standard Bakery
2Nd Ave
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