Washington Merry Round of Self Appointments and Party Tensions
The dinner gathering of about thirty Democratic senators plus Vice President Garner and Postmaster General Farley at Senator Joe Guffey’s home becomes a forum for blunt insider politics. Farley and Robinson press party unity, while Huey Long’s name surfaces in accusations of anti administration alignment.
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Washington
Jack Garner
Jim Farrey
Pennsylvania
Joe Guffey
Garner
Big Jim Farley
Joe Robinson
Joe
Republican Party
Arkansan
Huey Long
Senate
Big Jim
Capitol Hill
Free Muscatine Corn-Hog Man On Contempt Charge
William Cashman president of the Muscatine corn-hog association was freed after he produced the required records. The government failed to prevent the release of his records and Judge John E. Purcell ordered the 1934 corn-hog contract of Eugene Dean brought into court. I Level assisted Cashman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
William Cashman
Kennamer Released Under Appeal Bond
Phil Kennamer, son of a federal judge, was ordered released on appeal bond from McAlester prison where he serves a 25 year term for manslaughter. He cited unrequited love for a oil heiress as part of the case in Tulsa. Secrecy surrounded plans to move him from prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Phil Kennamer
McAlester
Toledo
Donald Filloon
Russell Filloon
Ber del Dutoit
Filloon
Deaconess
Marshalltown
Donald
Springville Alumni Banquet Marks Forty Ninth Commencement
Springville high school hosts an alumni banquet Saturday at 7 15 p m in the school gymnasium to celebrate the forty ninth commencement and reunite graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Springville High School
Reed Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery in Local Case
Ed Reed pled guilty to assault and battery in an information filed by Rex McCarty before Justice A S Reed. He was fined 40 dollars plus costs, with an old contempt on a prior conviction adding 10 dollars and costs, totaling 50 dollars. He jailed for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reed
Rex McCarty
A. S Reed
Justice Reed
Reed
Iowa towns note events from bridge to weddings
In Central City and many Iowa towns, community life centers on dinners, bridge games, and school events. Honors are won by local teachers, Legion officers are elected, and graduations and weddings mark the season across Sigourney, Waukon, Tipton, Washington, West Liberty, Chelsea, Lowden, Festina, Wyoming, Manchester, Grundy Center, Hopkinton, Ossian, Coggon, Decorah, Toledo, Columbus Junction, Mount Vernon, Williamsburg, and more.
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Sigourney
Charles Harlan
Keswick
Keokuk County Legion Auxiliary
Henry Wagner
Franco Bridger
Richland
Ray Hawk
Hedrick
Waukon
L. D. Orr
Waukon Junior College
Traverse City
Mich
Monica Cahalan
Dorothy Wright
Harold Opheim
Quandahl
Rochester
Minn
H. H. Turner
Gladstone
Emma Townsend
Turner
Herbert Turner
William Townsend
Eckleson
N. D
Herbert
Dudley Townsend
Lafe Bigelow
Tipton
Ryland Crary
M. A. Crary
University of Town
Boy Scout Troop 77
F. W. Wakefield
Olivette Pehrson
Frank Norris
George Fraseur
W. H. Schneckloth
Gertrude Hilmer
Gladys Ganiere
Grant White
Washington
Kathryn Little
The
Presbyterian Church
Washington County
Christian Endeavor Society
Cora Mae Hoile
Valley Evangelical Church
Johnson County
James Lambert
Iowa City
Robert and Mary
West Liberty
Tie Miusses Mane McCann R
Bent
Siven Luse
Haward Hertherngton
Jaqueline Bar
Cere
Leota Bailey
Decorah
Charles G. Steen
Winneshiek
Toledo
Warren W. Day
Tama County
Erciel F
Luesla C. Lacina
Highland Township
Defendarte
Kate M. Day
Blamtitt
Columbus Junction
Cretes
Letts State Bank
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
All College
Bowman and
Pfeiffer
Joseph Fink
Mason City
Franklin Littell
Williamsburg
Chicago
Evelyn Kartje
Radio Schedule Fragments From NBC CBS Listings
A dense assortment of radio program entries shows times, networks, and stations for variety broadcasts. The listings include shows such as The Gumps Honeyboy and sassafras Death Valley days and several concert and music segments across NBC CBS WJZ WEAF WBBM WCCO WLW and other stations.
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Fields and Mall
Nbc
WJZ Chain
Masquerade
Weaf Who
the Gumps
CBS
WEBM
WCCO
Honeyboy and
Sassafras
Words and Music
Madcaps
Weaf Chain
Garrigan Creh
Nhc
Virginia Lee
WJZ Wlw
Farm and Home Hour
WJZ
Kyw Wow. Slee
Brews
WABC
Jack Armstrong
WBBM
Armand Girard
Ornban Annie
WSM
WFAA
Lowell Thomas
NHBC
WLW
Dorsey Etch
Weaf Chinin
WOC
Burma
Weap Chain
Tony and Gas
Meinard and
Casper
WEAF
Wmaq Wow Kyw
Floyd Gibbons
Buck Rogers
Bouke Carter
Rudy Vallee
David Ress
Wabc Woc
Cseil Pitts
Helen Jepsen
Fant Whiteman
WMAQ
Heidt
Police Sergeant Kudrna dies of infection at 47
Sergeant Joe C Kudrna 47 a Cedar Rapids police member since 1914 died at 5 20 p m in a local hospital from an acute throat infection and complications He served as sergeant first in 1921 and again as patrol sergeant in 1927 Born in Bohemia in 1887 he immigrated at 13 and lived in Fort Atkinson and Cedar Rapids Survived by wife Elizabeth four children and a granddaughter Funeral in Polansky chapel then St Ludmila church with burial at St John cemetery.
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Joe C. Kudrna
Second Street
Police Department
Kudrna
Kudina
George Powers
Sergeant Kudina
Bohemia
Fort Atkinson
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s Lodge
St. Ludmila
Elizabeth
Leona Nemec
Anna Mae
Louis
Helen Kudina
Betty Ann Nemec
Polansky
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank R. Hruby
St. John's Cemetery
Lowden Opera House and Heiner Farm Sold in District Court
In Cedar county district court Judge John T. Moffit oversaw sales in the case of D. W. Bates v Lowden Savings Bank. The Lowden Opera House sold to Lawrence Kreinbring for 1600 dollars. The Charles Heiner farm, 154 acres southeast of Lowden, sold to Carl Esbaum for 14125 dollars. The farm was appraised at 100 dollars per acre.
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Tipton
Cedar
Carl Esbaum
Demand Recall Of Omaha Officials In Car Strike Squabble
Striking street car men and jitney drivers circulate petitions to recall Omaha leaders Mayor Roy N. Towl Police Commissioner Frank Myers Fire Commissioner Bernard Stone and Nebraska railway officials Chairman Hugh Drake and Will Maupin. The move follows a city council bond and permit fee measure and rail commission demands jitneys taxed and regulated as taxis. The Omaha and Council Bluffs strike enters its thirty third day with no operation in Council Bluffs.
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Omaha
Roy N. Towl
Frank Myers
Bernard Stone
Hugh Drake
Will Maupin
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Railway Commission
Drake and Maupin
Council Bluffs
Atkins Pupils Tour Gazette and Local Plants
Twenty six Atkins public school students from grades six to eight with parents and Mrs. Julia Trosky visited The Gazette plant in Cedar Rapids and nearby factories including Quaker Oats Penick and Ford and the Wilson and company packing house after a Bever park picnic. Marion high school physics students with Hervey Shutts toured The Gazette plant and also visited Quaker Oats and the city waterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins Public School
Julia Trosky
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Gazette
Quaker Oats
Penick and Ford's
Wilson and Company
Marion High School
Hervey Shutts
Bennett High School Commencement Speakers Named
Reverend F G Codd will deliver the address at Bennetts commencement in the school auditorium at 8 p m Thursday Violet Mae Mowry is valedictorian and Jene Bentrott is salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
F. G. Codd
Bennett High School
Violet Mae Mowry
Vale<dictorian
Jene Bentrott
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Lowden
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Mechanicsville
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Ireton
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Lisbon
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London
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Lost Nation
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Harrington
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C. W. Mallicoat
George Fields
Davenport
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Anna Mills
Rebecca Scanlan
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Eldora
Ossian
Ole Hendrickson
Ole
Marie
Nicholas Kartje
Erwin E. Newkirk
Ernest Newkirk
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Mildred Kartje
Newkirk
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E. O. Anderson
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R. L. van Voltinbergh
Temple Bells
Princess Marie
Rome
Vera van
Kay Foster
Weap Who
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General Electric
Smulekoff
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