Porter wedding attendants named for Evalyn Porter
Miss Evalyn Porter reveals attendants for her wedding to Donald Lawrence of Chicago to be held Saturday morning at her home on 1924 B Avenue NE. Her sister Miss Helen Porter will be maid of honor and Edward Verderbar of Chicago will serve as best man.
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Evalyn Porter
Donald Lawrence
Chicago
B Avenue
Helen Porter
Edward Verderbar
Mr. Lawrence
Miss Porter
L Marson
Sixth Avenue
Sfort
L. Jo Greitr
Wilenterian
H KR
Miss Porig
Fragmentary Note on Federation Riles and Public Meeting
Readable fragments indicate a discussion of federation rules and a public meeting timeline. Mentions include January 21, a price marked seven dollars, and references to a public secretary board and papers. Conflicting garbled text limits precise reconstruction of event names or locations.
Trip Report From Cedar Roads Court Party
Fragmentary notes describe a trip by Ty Hots and Jo H Brocsks to 4d Met oat C.¢nat sw ef Game Ghat. Quacks Sharne om the affair were Mr and Miz RoW Black and Art ¢ Deamer with Mr and Miz C A Davis and others including A W Cow Dred Mes H J Toned Joun H Brown.
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Ty Hots
Cedar Roads Ct
Jones
Brookman
Deamer
Davis
Women battle flames from exploded heater until firemen arrive
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Bey Wade
Beady
Freak Birdinen
Clare Ta Tre Hearnt
Funeral rites held Thursday for Mrs Boyer
A funeral service was conducted Thursday for Mrs. Boyer. The ceremony took place at a local church with family and friends in attendance. The obituary notes burial followed at a nearby cemetery.
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Boyer
French Mass Murderer Sentenced to Guillotine
AIX-EN-PROVENCE France one of the era's noted murderers George Alexander Sarreiam alias Sarret was sentenced to die by guillotine for killing five people including two women He staged his victims for insurance and was found guilty of murder and false testimony amid a trial that highlighted his connections to a disgraced priest and a web of deceit
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Aix-En-Provence
France
George Alexander Sarreiam
Sarret
Philomena
Catherne Scohmud
Arparoo
Fearce
Lanis Chambon
Magali
U7r
Threat to Halt Pax on Products Competing With Pork
Washington AP an implied threat of legal action against a compensatory tax on products competing with pork was raised at a farm administration hearing. Davis argued lack of information risks misinterpretation of the law and potential property takings without due process.
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Washington
F.na
Farm Administration
WM Davis
Atd
Ralph Ashchrist
Davis
Wallace
Pres‘aent
Indict 83 More In New York In Drive On Voting Frauds
New York officials announce charges against 83 additional suspects in a broad drive to uncover voting fraud. The case involves Election Board investigations, indictments in multiple counties, and prosecutions led by state and federal authorities.
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New York
Brazil Withholds Debt Payment to France Demands Tariff Concessions
Rio de Janeiro reports say Brazil’s finance minister ordered London bankers to withhold the 9.419 million gold francs installment on the French debt. The government will not resume payments until France lowers new tariffs on Brazilian goods.
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Brazil
France
Rio DE Janeiro
Brna
London
Digkinson Critics NRA in Debate Over Economic Policy
Senator Dignikin assailed the NRA arguing the budget hides true finances and that bank credit is starved while meat imports flood the market. He warned of autocratic Washington control and faulted the processing tax as harming farmers and consumers. He defended free expression and cited radio licensing as proof of federal power.
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NRA
South America
Washington Brain Trust
Atserica
Diuc Non
Akes
Federal Radio Commissions System
General Johnson
Roosevelt
Bankers Debate Unfreezing Of Municipal Bonds In Hot Springs
Bankers from the New York Bankers Association and others convene in Hot Springs to discuss unfreezing municipal bonds amid stalled reorganizations. They aim to prevent further delays by supporting measures that would strengthen municipal finances and ease bondholders’ concerns while preserving loan stability.
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New York
Davis Departure from Geneva May Jolrms Parley
Geneva AP reports a Davis departure from Geneva amid hopes the American delegation will press European powers for disarmament. The move follows discussions with President Roosevelt and the state department as plans for continued negotiations proceed.
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Davis
Geneva
Norman Ho
Bette Fae
Roosevelt
State Department
Ilgin Man Fayette Wasking Champion
Ilgin Man Fayette Wasking Champion contest judged in a field mood. Weather cooler. corn ears drooped. weight noted at 126 pounds for the winner.
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Ilgin Man
Fayette
Orhe
Patette County
Fayette Copet
Wiggin Short on Bank Stock Before Slump
Albert H. Wiggin former Chase National Bank head testifies to Senate stock market inquiry that he began selling Chase stock in Sept 1929 through personal corporations to avoid taxes. By Dec 2 1929 he was 42506 shares short, aiming to build buying power as bank stocks declined.
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Washington
Albert H. Wigein
Chase National Bank
Senate
Wiggin
Ferdiand Pecora Committee
Becau
Pecora
Wiggins Creations Linked to Chase Officials in Tax Deception
Senate investigators disclosed Albert H Wiggin personally owned corporations to dodge income tax with participation by Gates W McGarrah, a New York Federal Reserve director, and other Chase officials. Wiggin lent about 544000 to associates who lost money in these ventures, and a hidden profit of 12200,10914 surfaced from the Shermar and Sinclair deals, with Chase Securities earning around 1744000. Aldrich, stepping in as Chase chair, claimed no prior knowledge of these transactions.
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WASHINGTON +UP
Albert H Wiggins
Senate
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Chase Organization
Gates W McGarrah
Reserve
Chase Bank
Weegin
Wigeln
Wiggin
Wigzgin
Shermar Corporation
Harry F Sinclair
Arthur W Catten
Blair and Company
Chase Securities Corporation
Ferdinand Pecora
Martin Conboy
Conboy
Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Winthrop W Aldrich
Aldrich
Chase
Pecora
Wiggins
Oif
Trial for Lieut Murrel in San Antonio Today
Lieut John H Murrel former Cedar Rapids All American football star at West Point faces an examining trial before U S Commissioner Paul Lochhart in San Antonio on a charge of criminal attack. The Oct 22 incident at Fort Sam Houston followed his role as a linesman at a Texas Centenary game. Murrel, in the Ninth Infantry, has pled not guilty and is jailed without bond. Miss Blanche Balls, from Birmingham, Alabama, is the complainant.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H Murrel
Cedar Rapids
West Point
Paul Lochhart
United States
Department of Justice
Blanche Balls
Fort Sam Houston
Murrel
University of Texas
Ninth Infantry
Grid
Johnson to Speak in Chicago Saturday
President Johnson announces a 10 day swing through western states starting with a Chicago speech this Saturday. The remaining stops will be announced later after he reviews the schedule prepared by NRA public relations director Charles Michaelson. Monona obituary notes Emil Schiff 35 died Monday at home east of Monona. Funeral set Wednesday at 2 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Chicago
Charles Michaelson
NRA
Monona
Emil Schiff
Methodist Episcopal Church
Blairstown
William O Radeke
O Lb
Radeke
Alice Sick
Mattie Sick
Laura
Earl
Glen Charles
Evelyn
Helen
Dorothy
Emma Radeke
Marengo
Walace
Merle
Pasadena
Calif
Riley Fawbush
la Porte City
Bruce Moeller
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Peck
Pleasant Hill
Springville
Katherine Jacobson
Cedar Rapids
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
China
Ethel Freeman
Mass Maurine Christian
Eva Stearns
Margaret Emmons
Ida Bowdish
Freida Taylor
R. A Badger Victor
August Mueller
St. James Lutheran Church
Victor
R P Young
St John’s Victor
W. Stock
M W Felton
Oxford
George H Perrich Keokuk
Fred Haten
Marshalltown
Belle Plaine
Walter Oetting
Davenport
John Schultz
Clinton
E. Hempel
Conroy
Theo
E Hinck
F Wolter
Homestead
P W Happel
Wilton Junction
Mark J Steege
G Rickels
Atkins
William Ullerich
van Horne
H Maas
Londen
A Brauer
Keystone
C Moibohm
Ho P Grelf
Williamsburg
T Om Muenchow
Theo. Schliepsick
Vinton
Victor the
Iowa News in Brief highlights multiple regional obituaries
Riverside 68 year old Frank Knotek dies after months of illness in Iowan City hospital. Maynard and Blairstown memorials note services and survivors. Victor hosts a ministers conference. Webster sees two injured in weekly Keswick road crash. Monticello and Newhall host youth events and plays. Independence sets hearing for Buchanan county banks. Mount Vernon hosts Ruth Moore Stanley at Cornell Writers Club.
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Riverside
Frank Knotek
Iowan City
Bohemia
America
Matilda Rybachek
Emme Frank
Riverside. Mr. Knotek
Thomas
Lone Tree
James
Washington
Joseph Knotek
Colorado
Kate Chihak
Ainsworth
Josephine Beranek
Maynard
Thomas Masters
Centenary
Purley Jennison
Long Grove
Chester Paul
Reuben Paul
Everett Paul
George Spatcher
Hal Paul
Derwood Paul
Henry Hettler
John Barr
Fayette
Charlotte Paul
Clark
Mary Ann Paul
Nelson Dreier
First Congregational Church of
Cedar Rapids
Walter Judd
Women's Missionary Society
Marion
Anamosa
Monticello
James Bort
Roy Rickless
Benjamin Roberts
Raymond Hodgson
Alice
van Horne
Ralph V. Thompson
Farmer Wing
Here
Thompson Farm
Parent-Teacher Association of
Lee Byerly
Kate Maurice
G Gutensohn
G. G. Thomas
Byron Abel
E. H. Hutbregtse
Ralph Bone
Louis Barrack
S. G. Gutensohn
Nelly
Frank Podhaski
Emma Grote
Florence Noble
T J George
Opal Porter
John Fraser
Ben Cotton
Siegfried Guyan
A B Grimes
George Timmins
Lorn Houston
Frank Stimson
A. B. Grimes
June Meyer
Will Balsiger
R. J O'Brien
George W. Wood
Mr. O'Brien
Wood
Mount Vernon
Ruth Moore Stanley
Cornell College Writers’ Club
Institute
Vergil
University of Nebraska
Yale
Iowa
Clyde Tull
Thomas F Bevins
The
Legion Hall
Arthur O Reinhardt
Clarence Schulze
Road Blockades Laying In Indiana To Trap Gangsters
INDIANAPOLIS Ind UP a net to trap the gang of escaped convicts terrorizing the state is forming. Roadblock A d es began on U S highway 31 at the Tipton Hamilton county line and similar traps will rise at key points statewide. National guardsmen state police and deputies halted cars and questioned occupants while 25 machine gunners waited out of sight. Five guards airplanes with machine guns will back up the blockade and scout unprotected routes upon alarm of further crimes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U. S
National Guard
Kidnaped millionaire loses $48000 in loot
Marshall Michigan AP reported that Louis E. Brooks, a wealthy manufacturer, was kidnapped from his office, beaten, and forced to open a safe. The gang escaped with bonds, securities, and jewelry totaling about 48000 dollars. DOJ agent D E Hall joined local officials in the investigation as Brooks was found at his farm home. The loot included 36000 in bonds and securities and 12000 in jewelry.
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Mackey
Kearney
Brooks
Here
Hartzell Signature Identified In Drake Estate Trial
SIOUX CITY Iowa Oscar Merrill Hartzell's signature was identified on key documents in the Drake estate promoter trial on mail fraud charges. Handwriting expert W Cc Henning testified the Hartzell appearance bond and other letters were identical, supporting the prosecution's claim that funds were solicited with expectations of large returns. Witnesses recalled contributing to the estate fund and urging government inquiries through letters to congressmen.
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Sioux City
Oscar Merrill Hartzell
Vie Tal
Drake
W Cc. Henning
Cedar Rapids
Hartzell
Bond
London
England
Henning
Bee Hest
Supervisors Approve Clinton Township Grading Contract
The Linn County board awarded a two mile grading project in Clinton township to F T Patik of Cedar Rapids for 2416 dollars. The work along the old Red Ball route west to the Benton county line will begin immediately as part of the county road program funded by federal grants.
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Linn County Board of
Clinton Township
F. T. Patik
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
P. F P. Hopkins
Federal Public Works
Des Moines
Ben Johnson
Viola
Jones County
Rules Vets Do Not Have Preference Over Union Labor
Washington Attorney General Cummings ruled that contractors on public works using union labor are not required to hire ex service men outside the union even with dependents. The act does not grant absolute preference to non union veterans with dependents when a union contractor employs union workers. The decision clarifies the national recovery act scope on veteran preference.
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Washington
Cummings
Public Works Administration
Cume Mings
Congress
Nudist Leader Ordered to Sentencing on November 18
ALLEGAN Mich. UP Fred Ring nudist leader convicted of the indecent exposure was ordered to appear before Judge Fred T Miles Saturday November 18 for sentence He is at liberty on a $100 bond and faces a maximum penalty of $500 fine or one year in prison
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Allegan
Mich
Fred Ring
Tne
Fred T. Miles
Liberty
Screen Stars tout Lux Soap for smooth skin charm
The ad notes Joan Blondell and other stars like Ruby Keeler and Warner Brothers performers endorse Lux Toilet Soap. It claims 9 of 10 screen stars use the fragrant white soap to keep complexions soft and appealing, highlighting its beauty aid value.
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Lux
Joan Blondell
Ruby Keeler
Warner Brothers
Lux Toilet Soap Promises Youthful Skin Benefits
Scientists claim tests show Lux Toilet Soap contains precious elements Nature provides for youthful skin. The soap supposedly slows skin element loss, helping complexion beauty. It emphasizes rapid solubility, gentleness, and popularity among screen stars. Try it today.
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Lux
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