Labor Leader Sees Supreme Court Ruling as Labor Crisis
William Green AF L president says the court decision outlawing the NRA will spark immediate disruption in several industries and chaos in middle trades and bituminous coal. He plans to confer with President Roosevelt while warning of a possible nation wide general strike if the NRA is not extended.
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New York
ENS
Rmself
Supreme Court
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Woshington
Supreme Coorseling
Wheelicrimeson
B C R And N Holds Its Annual Meeting
The B C R And N held its annual meeting in Cedar offices with officers elected. JE Goren named president and Allen Peek Island listed as vice president among others. the note mentions directors and general agents.
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B.C. R
Burkogien
Icea
Bee
Yuesder Morriss CC
Pett
JE Goren
Prergent
Peek Island
Allen
Wee
Maccenze
H L Reed
HL Reed
Masages
Chiceze
C 3B Pratt
B.C
Cid Conrety
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings
City briefs note Sener E members will meet and a ceremony to decorate graves is planned. Frank Amerine of 500 Fifth Street SE was fined in police court, while Dr. Fred W. Hauser travels to Chicago for business.
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Sener E
Teursdey
Frank Amerine
Fifth Street SE
Business Service Want Ads Offer Home Improvements
Advertisement notes services for men to repoir it ex Hx and other home repairs. Read the Business Service Want Ads for options and contact details.
Couple Moves to Cedar Rapids Address 716 Tena Street NW
Mr and Mrs Charles Kerban formerly of Prkwene South Dakota have relocated to Cedar Rapids and now reside at 716 Tena Street NW Bir Korban a postal clerk was transferred here by the post office.
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Charles Kerban
Prkwene
S. D
Cedar Rapids
Tena Street
Bir
Korban
Th Post Office
Mass meeting of Rock Island shopmen tonight
A mass meeting of Rock Island shopmen is set for 7:45 tonight at Ben Herball First Street SW. Speakers from out of town will discuss matters of vital interest to all shopmen.
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Rock Island
Ben Herball First Street
Arthur J Nichols Sailed for Six Weeks to the Orient
Arthur J Nichols son of Mr and Mrs A A Nichols of 1100 Testh street NW sailed Seturcar from Seattle for six weeks in the Orient. The note mentions his itinerary and a name variant for his wife.
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Arthur J. Nichols
Mfr
A. A. Nichols
Testh Stree, NW
Seattle
Orient
Mmel Née Caine
Jepsen Amc
Unclear OCR fragment suggests private matter at residence
Fragmentary text indicates a noted residence at 1497 Fesord Avenue SE with mention of a person and a secured item or event. Details are largely unreadable, offering limited concrete facts about persons, places, or actions.
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Mos. J S Buechener
Fesord Avenue
Wes Treeter
Moccarei St Lexe's Norpives
Remein
Bos Pol
Tevlor Doclen Faces Regular Prever Betwine 22 Wermemeter
The Usier Thectomrel secconery at Colordiz will here checge of the regular prever Betwine 22 Wermemeter Presby tema cures. Ber. J. Remarce Mic Culough has been confined to his home because of illness.
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Tevlor
Colordiz
Ber. J
Local Club Notes and Community Social Event
Washington niga school customers paid Ter te gretvend two purses of money. Miss Teratliger has served for over five years. She lives at 6229 C ave. Members of Mace Lodge and Old Fellows plan a supper and social at Bane lodge mall on 22 Firm avenue NE next Friday. Entertainment features a recert membersp contest with George Sain as captain. Supper at Zi$p¢m and a progress program follow. Dempry Jones presiding 2s mesor of ceremones.
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Muss Miomerve
Washington
Teratliger
Meerir
Mess Terwinger
C Ave
Trace T
Mace Lodge
Bane Lodge
Firm
George Sain
Progres
Dempry Jones
Red Cross Shipment Aids War Effort and Local Volunteers
A Red Cross dispatch reports a shipment of medical supplies to St Louis and notes active local volunteers. Key figures include Laure Turner Mrs George H. Falk and Myre W E. Brown as part of the Linn county committee.
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de Cegt
Ty St Lous
Mitr
Helen Esaiian
Linn Re
Anne Ces
Laure Turner
George H
E. Brown
Darrow Declares New Deal Doomed and NRA Flawed
Clarence Darrow attacks the Roosevelt New Deal and NRA, saying the court kneecaps the program and that the era favors big business. He asserts small business suffered while the rich profited, and predicts the New Deal fallout regardless of leadership.
Northwestern Bell Extends Night Rates For Long Distance
Beginning June 1 night rates for long distance calls will start at 7 PM instead of 2:30 PM and run until 4:30 AM. The higher rate calls above 44 cents to any busy line will be affected, offering lower rates for most distances during the new 7 PM to 4:30 AM window. Manager M. E. Morrison says the change spreads calls across the night, allows earlier lowest rates, and enables faster handling and reduced post 2:20 PM congestion.
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M. E H. Morrison
Nordwesten Zell Telephone Company
Sianeger Morrison
Former Earlville Teacher 52 Years Dead at 71
Miss Mary Young 71 died Tuesday at her sister Mrs Lydia Sawyer’s home in Howard County. A longtime teacher for 52 years retiring last year, she taught in Mission City Fort Dodge Washington Delhi and Zerbulle. She was born May 1 1884 eight miles north of Earlville and was a member of the Methodist church. Surviving are four brothers Alex Earlville John Colorado Thomas and Sam Creighton and one sister Mrs Sawyer. Funeral plans await in Earlville.
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Earlville
Mary Young
Lydia Sawyer
Howerd
Marriage Licenses Granted In Cedar Rapids and Surroundings
H T Holmes of Luana and Margeret A Brown of Central Iowa Harold A Severn and Elizabeth Mee Funkey, both of Cedar Rapids, received marriage licenses.
French Cabinet Struggles To Bolster Franc
Paris reports show the French cabinet debating measures to restore the franc amid rising discontent and economic strain. Ministers propose steps to grant emergency powers, drawing comparisons to past dictatorial leverage, as leaders seek stability and currency support.
Never In Cedar Rapids But Gets Appointment As Resident Here
Washington reports the appointment of Donald Brice Smith to West Point via U S representative Michard Free. Smith, 21, lists Cedar Rapids as his residence though Mrs Percy Smith says he has never been there. Examinations precede July 1. the vacancy stems from a war department bill enlarging West Point enrollment.
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Donald Brice Smith
Ceder Rapids
West Pointer
B. R. Jecoosen
U. S
Michard Free
Davenport
Altternate
Smith
Arthur St Clair Smith
United States Nave
A. St Clair Satch
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Anc
Percy Smith
Admiral Smith
Donald Bruce Smith
War A Department
West Point
Admiral Smyth
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Cocker Spaniel’s Silk Stocking Diet Triggers Emergency
A cocker spaniel puppy owned by Mildred Ford of 22 Fifteenth Street SE choked after eating a leather inner sole, a silk stocking, part of another milk stocking and a chop bone. Dr Kenneth Bogaard performed surgery to remove the bone and other items. latest clinic reports say the puppy is recovering well.
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Julien Dudugue
Mauss Mildred Ford
Fiftenth Street
Jast Ford
Congress Activity Brief Reflects AAA Debate and Committee Work
Congress agenda shows Senate deferring AAA amendments for Supreme Court study while receiving a revised bonus bill. Banking committee heard Louis Ward speaking for Father Coughlin. House schedules miscellaneous business as Agriculture committee reconsiders AAA amendments. Monday session notes include eleven district of Columbia bills.
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Banking Committee
Louis Ward
Father Coughlin
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Supreme Court
General Johnson Warns Sweatshops Return Likely
General Johnson predicted that a new wave of sweatshops and hard labor was likely due to NRA code changes. He warned wages could fall and urged uniting into a complete code for all to satisfy court objections. Johnson said the court could not have decided otherwise and cited ongoing discussions with Washington officials.
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New York
Bzugh S. Johnson
Ehud
Sepmeme Cozmic
ARA Ad- Sistem
NRA
Marion Golf Club Memorial Day Activities
Marion Golf club owner Gelfing Fresram announces Memorial Day events. Morning tomb stone tournament. afternoon mixed nine hole foursomes, golf contests, and a dance at the club house. Dinner served at noon for reservations.
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Cliende Knapp
Marion Golf Club
Kinser elected President of Musical Literary Club Mondar
At Mrs. Emery J. Miller home the Musical Literary club Mondar elected Glenn Kinser president with Mrs. Miller as vice president and Mrs. Albert Bragg as secretary while Miss Frances Hildebrand was re elected treasurer A June tea is planned at the Kinser home The program featured opera topics with Louise Bratka narrating Rigoletto and performances by Mabel Kearns Metta Whitcomb on piano a Rigoletto quartet and solos by Mrs Kinser Lula Tors and others
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Musical Literary Club
Mondar
Emery J. Miller
Verdi
Il Trovatore
Verei
Mystery
Victor Herbert
Lula Tors
Martha
Flotow
Memorial Day program set for Thursday in city park
Public invited to 10 30 am program with Rev William H Bridwell speaker in city park If rain shifts to Methodist church Legion Commander R M Clark provides intro Invocation by Rev W E Fisher Music by school band directed by L G Lyman Lincolnstown Gettysburg address read by D H Smith Flanders Field poem read by Mrs O Parie Saxophone solo by Robert Kennedy Barbara Clark Benediction by Rev H O Allen Firing squad taps and final benediction by Rev C J Biddle
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William H. Bridwell
Legion
R. M. Clark
W. E. Fisher
L. G. Lyman
Barbara Clark
D. H. Smith
Flanders Field
Ci O. Pxrie
H. O. Allen
C. J. Biddle
Grove City Rebekah Lodge Hosts Mother and Daughter Party
Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 held a mother and daughter party after the regular meeting in the I O O F hall. The program featured Saxophone solo by Verle Breed a musical reading with Miss Breed at the piano Miss Arminta Davidson songs by the Winicut Camp Fire group led by guardian Miss Margaret Old father with Miss Gwendolyn Newlin and two piano solos by Miss Verle Breed. Refreshments were served to about sixty persons.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Robert Kennedy
Verle Breed
Miss Breed
Arminta Davidson
Winicut Camp Fire Group
Margaret Oldfather
Gwendolyn Newlin
Forced Landing of Zeppelin Denied
Graf Zeppelin fleet over the French coast near Saintes Maries de la Mer at 10 23 am Tuesday. It reported all in order and said it was following its normal course over the Rhone valley toward Frederickshafen. Captain Anton Witteman, commanding the Graf Zeppelin, told the United Press everything aboard is in good order.
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Marseilles
Saintes Maries de la Mer
Rhone Valley
Frederickshafen
Anton Witteman
Graf Zeppelin
United Press
Hildegard Hageman and Gregory Gehling Wed at Festina
At St Mary's Catholic church Miss Hildegard Hageman and Gregory Gehling were united in marriage by Rev A J Rubly. Attending the bridal couple were Miss Emma Hagemann and Walter Gehling. The bride and groom are children of local families and will reside near Calmar.
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Festina
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hildegard Hageman
Gregory Gehling
A. J. Rubly
Emma Hagemann
Walter Gehling
Barney Hagemann
Bernard Gehling
Ivanhoe Club Elects Officers at Monday Meeting
Mrs Walter Kennedy was elected president of the Ivanhoe club at Miss Emma Kleins home Monday. Mrs Ralph Seager named vice president and Mrs W B Carpenter secretary with Mrs H M Titus treasurer. A luncheon was planned for Wednesday at Mrs Carpenter’s home. The club voted two dollars for the Supervised Playground Fund and Titus reviewed the years study Ivanhoe.
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Walter Kennedy
Ivanhoe Club
Emma Klein
Ralph Seager
W. B. Carpenter
H. M. Titus
Glenn Kinser
A. E. Miller
Ivanhoe
Memorial day address by Rev Miller at Center Point church
The Rev. Mr. Miller of Center Point will deliver the Memorial day address at the Christian church here on Thursday.
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Troy Mills
Mr. Miller
Center Point
The
Christian Church
Cary Club Closes Year With Picnic at Mrs. Erwin’s Home
The Cary club wrapped its year with a Monday picnic luncheon at Mrs. Harley Erwin’s home near Marion, assisted by her daughter Mrs. Irvin Scott and the social committee. Guests included Mrs. Will Nelson, Mrs. Irene Schultz, Miss Carrie Schultz, Mrs. Ora Crowner, and Mrs. Irvin Scott. Contests led by Mrs. Albert Bragg awarded prizes. The public library will close Thursday Memorial Day afternoon and evening.
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Cary Club
Harley Erwin
Marion
Irvin Scott
Will Nelson
Alhambra
Calif
Irene Schultz
Carrie Schultz
Ora Crowner
Albert Bragg
Memorial Day closures and community events noted
Memorial Day activities include stores and the public library closing from 19 a m to noon with limited hours on the holiday. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the Grace H State division of the Woman's Missionary Society meet at local venues. A social highlight covers Miss Io Verna Mae Titus's birthday and Cornell college graduation celebration, with regional gatherings from Mount Vernon to North Liberty.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wid Pane
Edward J. Sedlacal
Grace H
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Archie Milner
Titus
Mount Vernon
Iowa Seeks 3000 Gallons Chinch Bug Barrier Oil
Special to The Gazette reports Ames requests 3000 gallons of creosote oil to use with chinch bug barriers in Iowa. The requisition goes to Lee A. Strong in Washington. Dr. Carl Drake says chinch bug eggs detected in eastern Iowa signal a broader infestation. Nymphs will hatch in 10 days to three weeks depending on weather.
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Ames
Lee A. Strong
Washington
Carl Drake
Ray Murrey
R. Ro
Buchanan
Eficultural
Mirmezpaks
Iowa
Drake
Ezsterim Iowa
Isis
Towa
Sigourney Memorial Services Set With Chamber Leader Spearheading
A memorial service will be held Thursday in Sigourney with Glen Eastburn of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce as main speaker. Eastburn, a former Sigourney resident, will also participate in a graveside decoration at West Cemetery after the ceremony.
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Nemocel
Glen Eastburn
Spacetarry
Omaha, Neb
Chamber of Commerce
Eastburn
West Cemetery
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