Knights of Columbus Initiation Banquet Draws 200 Attendees
About 200 Knights of Columbus and their wives attended a banquet at the Roosevelt hotel following daylong initiation ceremonies for 35 candidates. Monsignor John M Molloy delivered the principal address citing Columbus and courage, as four charter members from 1904 were acknowledged.
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Knights of Columbus
Roosevelt Hotel
St. Wenceslaus Church
K of C Club
John M Molloy
Monsignor
Molloy
Christopher Columbus
Tom Brady
Monsignor Molloy
W. Sam Stohl
Washington High School String Quartet
Margaret Victorine
Helen Masha
Regina Harmon
Jerry Petranek
Helen Duffey
Elizabeth Tracy
Mount Mercy
Agatha White
Catherine Emeche
Frances Lucille Norton
Miss Norton
Leo Pfeiffer
Clinton Council
Ben Cullen
Cedar Rapids Council
Irving
Clinton
Paul Kamler
Ward Loftus
Richard Hoff
Sidewalk Plan Along Highway 11 Proposed
Dave Williams, commissioner of public improvements, announced Monday a crushed rock walk along Highway 11 from 1st Avenue NE to Thirty-second Street. The path stays 40 to 50 feet from the highway for safety as children travel to Biz Springs school. The highway commission will cover costs, while the city council filed a resolution for an agreement with the commission and will take final action next week. A petition for the safety feature has long stood with the council.
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1 Avenue NE
Thirty-second Street
Dave Williams
Biz Springs
Highway Commission
Death by monoxide linked to car crash in Waterloo
Coroner CE Irwin closed the case of Charles J. Seel 2009 Blake Boulevard noting carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause of death. Police reported Seel collided with a horse drawn milk wagon at 2:30 am last Thursday and was not held.
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Irwin
Charlies J. Seel
Blake Boulevard SE
Seel
Waterloo
Larry Condon
Condon
Thirty Five Initiated In K C Council At Monticello
Monticello Thirty five candidates joined Knights of Columbus council No 1821 in Monticello Sunday with initiation exercises and an evening banquet at Sacred Heart parish hall The council received a trophy from Dr William Redmond Cedar Rapids state deputy for the greatest percentage membership increase during Catholic Action mobilization efforts in town
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Cll
Redmond
A. L. Lorenz
J R. Barron
Monticello
Barron
James Lonergan
Anamosa
Thomas M Redmond
Monticello Council
William Redmond
Gene Carmichael
James H. Devaney
Cascade
William Ferring
Joseph Hogan
Mike Hogan
Dennis Kehoe
Dorrance Kehoe
Leonard Kennedy
John Kirby
Paul Kirby
Alfred Kuriger
Donald Kurt
L. R. Kehoe
Paul Locher
Raymond Lux
Paul McDonald
B J Murray
Dennis Minnis
George Minnis
Joseph Minnis
William Minnis
Donald Nordmann
Francis
Knights of Columbus Council
Sacred Heart Parish
Cedar Rapids
Catholic Action
Coun
Bids Received On Boulevard Lights For First Street
The Electric Motors was the low bidder at 4949.99 for boulevard lighting on First Street NE from First Avenue to B Avenue. Other bids included W. L. Fowler Electric 35870 and Cedar Rapids Electric Supply 5850. Council sent all bids to the city engineer for checking after a second letting and prior rejection of the initial bids.
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Electric Motors Company
First Street
First Avenue
B Avenue
Electric Motors
W. L. Fowler Electric Company
Cedar Rapids Electric Supply Company
Nebraska House OKs Chain Store Tax Bill
The Nebraska House of Representatives passed the chain store tax bill Monday by 61 to 25 and sent it to the Senate for amendments. Production of crude oil in the United States in 1933 totaled 905,656,000 barrels, up 120,497,000 from 1932.
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Stupe
Sacob Augustus Hoople
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Olympic divers urged to smoke Camels by stars
Harold Dutch Smith, Olympic diving champion, says he smoked Camels for nine years and would walk a mile for a Camel. Teammates on the Olympic squad who are Camel fans include Leo Sexton Helene Madison Jim Bausch Josephine McKim Bill Miller and Georgia Coleman.
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Harold
Smith
Rip Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Rowland Dutton
New York A. C
Dick Shelton
Steer Dogger
Denny Shuce
Helen Hicks
Leo Sexton
Helene Madison
Jim Bausch
Josephine McKim
Bill Miller
Georgia Coleman
Roosevelt Firm for All New Deal Bills
President Roosevelt remains firm against the Patman inflationary bonus bill despite heavy lobbying and pressure from veterans groups and Father Coughlin. He seeks to pass the full New Deal program this session, while supporters aim to secure four more Senate votes to override a veto.
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Washington
White House
Veterans’ Organizations
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Election Debates Highlight Era’s Lag in Relief Action
A fragment notes the 1936 election context as Congress stalls, with only the work-relief bill enacted after more than four months of deliberation. It underscores a sluggish major administration measure amid campaigns and political maneuvering.
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Sion
Urge 20 Million For Congressional Cost Appropriation
The House Appropriations Committee recommends 20 355 000 for the next fiscal year to fund congressional operations. It would restore salaries to 100 percent and restore mileage payments, with increases for Capitol Police Botanic Gardens Library of Congress and Government Printing Office.
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Washington
INS
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Capitol Police
Botanic Gardens
Library of Congress
Government Printing Office
Accuse Sheaffer Co of Trade Restraint Hearing Set
The federal trade commission will conduct a hearing in Chicago on Tuesday over a complaint against W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co of Fort Madison Iowa. The charge alleges suppression of competition by fixing retail prices for its products.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madison
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Jure Lake
Williams
Anail
Atc. U
K. C
St Loum
Rowland Duron Saucia
Denny Shute
Hapo
Smuth
Olymore
R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co
Boles
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
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Sheaffer Co
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Frankel’s
Great Savings
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Price
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