ISU President Urges Intellectual Honesty at Rotary
Dr. Charles E. Finley of Iowa State College spoke at a Rotary Ladies Night at the Hotel Roosevelt advocating intellectual honesty as essential for democracy. He argued education should enlighten and free energies, with thorough training where needed and vivid enlightenment where not, warning that without honesty medievalism could return. Carl C. Kesler presided. farewell to retiring Rotary president C. W. Cottingham noted.
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Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Ames
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Owa State College Glee Club
Tolbert MacRae
Rollin Chinn
Finley
Carl C. Kesler
Rotary
C. W. Cottingham
Sioux City
A. J. Stanfield
Cottingham
Temporary Office Used By State Tax Dept Must Be Vacated
The city served notice to the state tax board to vacate the third floor quarters in city hall used by income tax field auditors for fifteen months. The city cites election needs and charges $75 monthly rent. janitor lights and elevator services were provided gratis, and the space was declared no longer temporary.
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State Board
L. D. Buergus
Goody goody approach in children theater challenged
Miss Gloria Chandler of New York City spoke at the Cedar Rapids Junior League event urging sincere stimulating theater for children. She said children seek artistic, strong, honest work and should be played up to not down to, with focus on imagination and genuine storytelling. She outlined two theater divisions and announced a twelve minute scene from The Blue Bird to be shown at the Montrose.
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Gloria Chandler
New York City
Montrose Hotel
Children’s Theater Institute
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Miss Chandler
the Montrose
Omicron Kappa Upsilon Honors Induction Names
The text notes three students honored by Omicron Kappa Upsilon national honorary dental fraternity Ray Lawson of Des Moines and Bernard Patrick of Fort Madison joining another student in the recognition.
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Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Ray Lawson
Des Moines
Bernard Patrick
Fort Madison
City Council Grants Gas Main Laying Permit
The Cedar Rapids Gas Co. receives permission Monday to lay 250 feet of gas main along Twentieth Avenue SW at Hamilton Street in the city.
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Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Twentieth Avenue
Hamilton Street
Y M C A. Speaker Charles Laurance to address club
Charles Laurance, a living charter member of the Y M C A., will speak at the Y M C A. Men’s club meeting in the cafeteria after dinner at 6 30 this evening.
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Charles Laurance
Y’s Men’s Club
Will Start Good Will Dinner at Roosevelt High School
The executive board meeting will be held at 6 30 this evening in the Roosevelt high school cafeteria. E M Pinney will preside and the Rev Nelson C Dreier will speak briefly. A roundtable discussion will follow with committee members E M Pinney B J Newburger and Fred Neisz slated for the executive board.
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Roosevelt High School
E. M. Pinney
Nelson C. Dreier
B. J. Newburger
Fred Neisz
Local court fines for speeding and parking violations
Mrs. Rose Koch was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding with the fine suspended. Overtime parking fines of 1 dollar and costs were levied against J. W. Posey G. M. King B. H. Madden B. Harrington W. W. Boardman and Mrs. T. M. Ingersoll. C. H. Young Star laundry was fined 1 dollar and costs for parking in an alley, and Edna Engelson was fined 1 dollar for double parking.
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Rose Koch
Thirtyfourth Street
J. W. Posey
Second Avenue
G. M. King
Seventeenth Street
B. H. Madden
B. Harrington
Forest Drive
W. W. Boardman
Grande Avenue
T. M. Ingersoll
Second Avenue SE
C. H. Young
Star Laundry
Edna Engelson
A Avenue NW
Liberty League Chief Set to Speak on Federal Finances
Jouett Shouse president of the American Liberty League will deliver a radio address at 8 15 p m central time focusing on the federal government finances The National Broadcasting Company networks will carry the program.
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Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
National Broadcasting Company Networks
Scout Leaders to Attend Cedar Rapids Scout Area Meeting
Scoutmasters and Scout commissioners will be guests of the Cedar Rapids Scout area executive committee for a planning session. The gathering aims to review programs and set activities for the coming quarter with local leaders and organizers in attendance.
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Cedar Rapids
Execu
Manufacturers Reliant On Agricultural Products
A recent report notes that eighty percent of American manufacturers depend on agricultural products for their inputs, highlighting a broad link between farming and industry.
Kilwinning lodge to hold May session at temple
Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection will hold its May business session Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Scottish Rite temple. Cedar Rapids chapter No 194 Order of Ahepa meets this evening at 7 30 p m at Moose hall with district governor present. The Sons of Pericles convene at 7 p m.
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Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection
Scottish Rite Temple
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
Moose Hall
Sons of
Pericles
Will of Cedar Rapids widow admitted to probate
The will of Mrs. Marie Louise Sinclair, Cedar Rapids resident since 1883, widow of Sydney E. Sinclair and former T. M. Sinclair company president, was admitted to probate by Judge H. C. Ring. Died May 11. Trust income annuities go to son Sydney M. Sinclair and grandchildren. a 100 dollar annuity to cousin Miss Jane Matter of Belfast Ireland. Arden homestead at 2233 First Avenue E left in trust for use by another grandson Sydney E. Sinclair. Executors and trustees named: Hiram J. Carson, Sydney E. Sinclair, and Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids. Will dated 1933.
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Marie Louise Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Sydney E. Sinclair
T. M. Sinclair Company
H. C. Ring
Sinclair
Sydney M. Sinclair
Testatrix
Jane Matier
Belfast
Ireland
Arden
First Avenue E
Hiram J. Carson
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Plaintiffs Dismiss Action For Receiver In W C F N Case
After a private conference, forty five preferred stockholders of the Water loo Cedar Falls and Northern interurban railroad filed suit in district court on April 27 to obtain a receiver appointment.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cass Estate Claim Dismissed in Iowa Probate Court
In Black Hawk county Waterloo proceedings the $465 000 claim against the Louis S Cass estate was dismissed without prejudice before Judge H C Ring. Plaintiffs did not seek a receiver but urged appointment to seize records on dealings among W C F N organizers and Cedar Valley Railway Construction. Stockholders allege Louis S Cass C D Cass and J F Cass controlled the rail line and the Cedar Valley system.
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Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Louis S. Cass
H. C. Ring
Cedar Valley Railway Construction Company
C. D. Cass
J. F. Cass
N. Organizers
Cedar Valley
Sysem
Cure-Alls Backfire in Dickinson Warning
Senator L. J. Dickinson of Iowa says economic cure-alls have created fresh, more serious problems for the nation. He calls the District of Columbia circuit ruling on the resettlement administration unconstitutional and says similar legal flaws affected recent Supreme Court decisions.
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Washington
INS
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress Battle Over Executive Power In Depression Policy
A critic argues that deputizing the President to drive national recovery under the 1935 relief act and allied agencies like NRA AAA and the resettlement administration subordinates the legislature to the executive. He warns new problems threaten representative government as economic concerns dominate public life.
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NRA
AAA
Guffey Coal Law and Resettlement Administration
Young Leeds To Wed Former Hotel Clerk
William B. Leeds, son of the late tin plate king, plans marriage to Olive Hamilton, a former Atlantic City hotel clerk. The couple, aboard Leeds yacht Mona near Kingston Jamaica, announced the wedding within ten days after a six year romance sparked by a sea shore rescue in Atlantic City.
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INS
William B. Leeds
Tin Plate King
Olive Hamilton
Atlantic City
William Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Leeds
Miss Hamilton
Mona
Kingston
Jamaica
Hamilton
Atlantic City Inlet
Xenia
Russia
Three Days Left to Correct Vote Registration in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents have three days to update or correct their registrations before the June 1 primaries. City clerk L. J. Storey notes Friday is the deadline under permanent registration. Movers must file a change of address, name changes require re registration, and absent or disabled voters must be properly registered to vote.
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Cedar Rapids
L. J. Storey
Brandon Baccalaureate Service at Church of Christ
Brandon high school held baccalaureate services at the Church of Christ Sunday night with Rev. John Mee Kee delivering the sermon titled Remem ber Jesus Christ. The program included processional by Ethel Heath and a solo by Maxine Meythaler, with invocation by Rev. Russell Phillips. France has one doctor to every 1596 persons.
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Brandon
Brandon High School
Church of Christ
John MeeKee
Jesus Christ
Ethel Heath
Russell Phillips
Maxine Meythaler
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