Walgreens Charges Chicago Professors Uphold Free Love
Charles R Walgreen testified before a legislative committee that University of Chicago professors promote free love and communism in courses. He named Professor Frederick Schuman and cited Marxist readings as evidence, while Robert Hutchins denied subversive teaching and challenged the charges.
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Seattle
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Anna Lamp Iowa Pioneer Dies at 73
Mrs Anna Lamp longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at 73 after a stroke. She helped Amana community roots and worked in South Amana and Bluff View gardening. Surviving are four Cedar Rapids children and a grandson. husband died in 1915. Funeral in Beatty chapel Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Iowa
Willard C McDowell 1868 Vinton Road Resident Dies
Willard C McDowell died suddenly at his home on Vinton road W at 11 p m Saturday. He was born January 3 1868 in Cedar Rapids and lived in the area all his life. He worked 26 years with North Western railroad. Surviving are five brothers Elmer E of Flandreau South Dakota J Frank of Kemmer Wyoming Josiah E of Redmond Washington George S of Cedar Rapids and Albert J of Coleman South Dakota and a sister Nettie May Schneider of Chicago. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Turner chapel. Burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Monday.
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J. Frank
Kemmer
Wyo
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Redmond, Wash
George S
Albert J
Coleman, S. D
Nettie May Schneider
Chicago
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids list multiple deaths
Joseph L Kaplan age 73 of 608 Sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids died at 11 30 p m Sunday after a long illness Born in Rega Russia June 1 1861 he lived 39 years in Cedar Rapids He is survived by wife Fannie a daughter Mrs Joseph Cohn a son Ahron Kaplan Chicago a granddaughter Norma Kaplan two sisters Mrs Morris Peres and Mrs Max Klein of Brooklyn NY two brothers Samuel Kaplan Chicago formerly Cedar Rapids and Louis Kaplan in Russia Funeral services were at 2 p m Monday at the family home conducted by Rabbi M Greenstein Burial in Eben Israel cemetery Joseph L Taylor age 79 died at Linn County Home at 1 30 a m Sunday A resident there six years he formerly lived in Cedar Rapids Surviving four sisters Mrs Mary R Cook and Mrs Elizabeth Meeks both of Anamosa Mrs Martha Castle Van Horne Mrs Cora Wilson Marshalltown a niece Mrs Cora Moyer and nephew Million Lombard Cedar Rapids Funeral at Beatty chapel Tuesday at 10 30 a m conducted by Rev Frank H Ward Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Monday Mrs Mary Chadima wife of William J Chadima 1511 Sixth Street SE and daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendl Votroubek 519 Ninth Avenue SE died at Pine Knoll sanatorium Davenport at 8 30 p m Saturday after a lingering illness Born Bohemia March 16 1908 she came to Cedar Rapids at age one and resided here She is survived by husband and parents six brothers Stanley Joseph Wendl Jr Walter Edward and Godfrey Votroubek all of Cedar Rapids Funeral services will be held in the Polan
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Linn County
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Will Rogers Comments on Barbara’s Marriage to a European Noble
Will Rogers defends Barbara’s right to marry a noble, noting her wealth should be hers to spend and taxed by government if needed. He argues it is her life and finances, suggesting her fortune originated from inexpensive purchases and that she may help finance Europe if she wishes.
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Widow of W S Moulton Dies in Minneapolis
Mrs Ann W Moulton widow of W S Moulton and former city resident died May 9 in Minneapolis at the home of her daughter Mrs E W Theimer with whom she had lived the last three years. Surviving are daughter Mrs M A M Coldren of Los Angeles grandson George M Theimer and great granddaughter Jan Ann Theimer of Helena Mont. Funeral services were held at Oak Hill cemetery at 10 50 am today with Dr Robert Little officiating.
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Los Angeles
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Helena
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Marengo Man Becomes Pastor at Baptized Parish Church
The Rev. Carroll McGivern, ordained Sunday in Davenport, conducts his first mass at St. Patrick’s in Marengo marking the parish’s seventy five year history with a baptized local taking the pastorate. He will serve until June filling in at Ottumwa with Monseigneur J. M. Walsh. Multiple clergy assist.
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Davenport
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
MacGivern
Monseignor
J. M. Walsh
Ottumwa
W. E. Carroll
Herman Strub
Hills
Carl Clems
Clinton
T. W. Lawler
Oxford
Seven Monseignors Attend Service for Rev McGivern
Seven monseignors attended a service honoring the Rev Mr McGivern. His parents hosted a noon dinner. a reception at 8 p.m. Monday at the Knights of Columbus hall featured Judge James P. Gaffney as speaker. Frank McGivern sang, with a gift presented by E J Sullivan. He is 25, a Marengo high school 1927 graduate, earned a BA at St Ambrose College Davenport and studied theology at St Paul Seminary.
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St. Paul, Minn
White House flooded with Patman bonus telegrams
Twenty five thousand telegrams and about three thousand letters arrived at the White House urging President Roosevelt to sign the Patman bonus bill. Attaches say support runs eight to one, yet leaders expect the veto will stand as senators lag behind the two thirds needed. Pressure from Father Coughlin's drive has not shifted enough votes to override the threat of the inflationary measure.
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Political Crisis Feared In Austria Deepens
In Vienna police sealed civil war maneuvers as rival factions within the Schuschnigg regime verge on a political showdown. The weekly Ak tion newspaper edited by Ernst Karl Winter was confiscated again for its outspoken critique of the internal political climate.
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Laval in Moscow for French Russian accord talks
French Foreign Minister Laval arrived in Moscow to discuss the terms of the recently signed military treaty with Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinoff. Litvinoff and other officials greeted Laval at the railway station.
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