Miss Wallace Teaches Latin America Insight To A AUW
Miss Elizabeth Wallace of Minneapolis spoke on An Adventure In Understanding sharing views on Latin America and its people at the local A A U W meeting. She urged travelers to be interpreters rather than mere observers and highlighted regional adjustments and solutions.
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Latin America
Elizabeth Wallace
Minneapolis
Harry O Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
Evelyn Street
Jenna Strahan
Cornelia Anderson
Norma Deitrich
W. W Walker
Isla McSperrin
H. C Ring
Royal H. Holbrook
Margaret Sundberg
O W . Lawrence
Francis Robert White
Henry P. Howells
Mary Bowne
Consumers Interests
Minna Wikoff
W. F. Tighe
Wallace
Caribbean
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Cuba
Mexico
Coe Tri Delts To Honor Alumnae At A Bridge-Tea
Delta Delta Delta alumnae will be honored at a Friday bridge tea from 2:30 to 5 in the recreation room of the men's gymnasium. Guests include Tri Delt Alliance members and city alumnae, with patronesses Mrs Verne Marshall Mrs JF Yothers Mrs Paul S Ray Mrs Edgar Tapper and Prof Ethel Ryan. Dean Mary Bell will be a special guest. Planning by Miss Alice Street chairwoman and others.
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Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe
Tri Delt
Allance
Tri Delta
Verne Marshall
Jf, Yothers
Paul S Ray
Edgar Tapper
MelIntyres Of Anamosa Host Duplicate Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs R D MelIntyres of Anamosa entertain twelve Cedar Rapids friends at a duplicate contract bridge gathering Thursday evening at their home. Attending from Cedar Rapids are E J Carey, Oliver Longueville, E A Hazelton, A H Hallgren, Jane Riley, Nora Nelson, L L Hodgin, W M Jayne, R S Hardendorf, S A Sanders and R F Gorman.
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R D MelIntyre
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Carey
Oliver Longueville
E. A Hazelton
A H. Hallgren
Jane Riley
Nora Nelson
L. L. Hodgin
W. M Jayne
R. S. Hardendorf
S. A Sanders
R. F. Gorman
Mayflower Chapter D A R Organized With Regent Treichler
Mayflower Chapter D A R organized in Cedar Rapids with Mrs Treichler as regent and Mrs Clyde Brenton of Des Moines state regent presiding. Officers installed included Miss Katherine Franken as vice regent, Mrs Cail D Thomas secretary, and others. Guests and state officers attended a luncheon at the Montrose hotel marking the event.
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Clyde Brenton
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
J . Rhoads Trechler
Montrose Hotel
Brenton
Treichler
Katherine Franken
Cail D Thomas
Charles Wo Wester
Cedar
Soret
Jows City
Almeds Papel
Doughiss
Coedar Rapids
Mio
Remhes
Vintesa Chaiman
Vis Brenton
Tynet
Cedar Rapids -Tete
Yon Krog
Blolegy
Oscar Valeht
Shaw
Anamosa
Waecky
Marion Town
Manon
Marc Besea
Paul
Wifted Remles
Marble Man of Minneapolis Finds Light in Stone Like Body
For 23 years William Brown has lived in a hospital bed as arthritis deformans turned his joints to stone. The 37 year old inmate remains cheerful, watching winter lights from his window with pipe, radio, and the help of fellow patient Robert Reay.
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Minneapolis
Wiliam Brown
Browns
Faubault
Brown
Robert Reay
Reay
Ovn
Cold Wave Drops Cedar Rapids Temperatures Dramatically
A fierce cold front swept Cedar Rapids, dropping 21 degrees in about an hour. The 7 pm reading hit 32 degrees after a 45 degree afternoon high, with prior warmth giving way to rain and thunder showers. Overnight moisture totaled 0.28 inches, plus 0.04 more by late morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Cornell Named Linn Head of Red Cross
Kenneth E Cornell named chairman of the Linn county chapter of the American Red Cross and Mrs Metta A Burd re elected executive secretary for the eighth year at the annual meeting in the chapter headquarters. Everett C Fisher will serve as treasurer and Keyes as vice chairman. Four new board members were chosen C V Shepherd Joseph W Carberry the Rev J Renwick McCullough and Mrs Paul H Huston. Mrs W E Brown resigned. Retained board members include Dr Fred Bailey Mrs E K Beane Mrs Max Bromwell and others.
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Kenneth E Cornell
Linn County
American Red Cross
Metta A Burd
Everett C Fisher
Keyes
C V. Shepherd
Joseph W. Carberry
J. Renwick McCullough
Paul H. Huston
Red Cross
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Internal Revenue Department
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
University of Illinois
St. Paul's Church School of Religion
Sixteenth Street
Fred Bailey
E. K. Beane
Max Bromwell
J. J. Doherty
Dorothy Dvorak
Charles F. Edwards
John M. Ely
S. R. Hawkins
Alma Hartz
Helen Hubbard
David R. Pugh
B. J. Newberger
Radicals Strike Back In A F of L War On Communism
In Minneapolis the American Federation of Labor war on communism began with the AF of L representative outlining mission work for Minneapolis unions and industrial leaders. Twelve local unions denounced the drive as doomed to destroy industrial peace, led by the general drivers union No 574 and allied groups. Meyer Lewis, William Green's representative, pressed plans to reach workers in independent unions.
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Minneapolis
American Federation of Labor
AF. of L
General Drivers’ Union
Meyer Lewis
William Green
AF of L
Plins
Learn Ways Of Staying Young For Mature Women
A 40 page Home Institute booklet titled Beauty for the Matte Woman offers simple methods to retain youth and charm. It prescribes relaxing activities like dancing walking and gardening, plus quick neck and shoulder exercises, a couch rest routine, and tips on diet clothes and makeup. The ad urges readers to order via coupon.
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Beauty
Overhaul Federation Affiliates Targets Employers
Officials plan to contact employers accusing affiliates of acting under the Federation of Labor’s guise or under false leadership, labeling them victims of misleading organizational control.
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Federation of Labor
Orang-Utan Mother Loses Nine Day Old Offspring
Nancy the moon faced orang-utan at Lincoln Park Zoo failed to nurse her nine day old baby Cy due to stress from captivity. Despite milk from a hospital and care from specialists, Cy died shortly before help arrived. Director Floyd Young expressed lasting disappointment.
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Chicago
Nancy
Lincoln Park Zoo
Floyd
Young
Zoo
Cyrus Barnard de Vry
Michael Reese
Talmadge Commutes Death Penalty Of Iowa Slayer
Governor Eugene Talmadge commuted the death sentence of Robert Riley for the slaying of Max Stoblam a Davenport Iowa salesman to life imprisonment. Clemency arguments urged equal punishment with Hoyt Summers who also faced a life term after conviction.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Robert Riley
Max Stoblam
Davenport
Riley
Hoyt Summers
Summers
Roosevelt to Stay Week at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt returned to his boyhood home on a special train and planned to remain a week at Hyde Park. Officials said the stay would be quiet with no important callers, but observers expected discussions on re employment and evolving recovery methods during seclusion.
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Hwyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
White House
Mussolini Granted Special Powers To Withhold Publications
Rome report says Mussolini received a royal decree giving the premier authority to suspend publication of acts and documents affecting state economy and finance. The measure, effective immediately and to be reviewed by parliament, tightens economic control amid League of Nations sanctions.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
League of Nations
Mussolini says Italy fights penalties while fronts advance
Mussolini hailed progress on Ethiopian fronts as Italian forces gain territory on both the northern and southern fronts. In the south Italian troops killed 11 Ethiopians with 3 Italians dead and 2 wounded. in the north the first and second army corps occupied new zones and freed 16 000 slaves. The premier pledged tenacious economic war while inaugurating the University of Rome and denounced a Geneva counter bloc.
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Rome
Ins
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Il Duce
University of
Mussolini
Italy
11 Duce
Africa
Geneva
New Dealers Seek To Save Municipal Power Plant Units
Washington AP The New Deal moves to rescue municipal power projects facing court attacks. Ickes issues an order exempting unfairly attacked projects from a prior decree delaying work start deadlines to December 15. Public Works officials say power companies are waging a concerted legal campaign to halt developments.
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Washington
New Deal
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Tree dwelling kangaroo species puzzled researchers
A particular Australian kangaroo species shows a stronger affinity for trees than ground life, challenging assumptions about its habitat and behavior. Researchers note its arboreal habits and seek to understand evolutionary advantages.
94 Year Old Confederate Veteran Father of 17th Child
A 94 year old North Carolina Confederate veteran reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association as the father of his 17th child born this year to a 27 year old widow. The case notes long life, outdoor habits, and lack of chronic disease, and suggests hard work may not preclude fertility.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Frances I. Seymour
Alfred Koerner
New York
Charles Duffy
New Bern
N. C
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fragmentary speculation on heredity and life harmony
A quoted excerpt debates whether heredity, outdoor life, tissue structure, or a mental state in harmony with nature, alone or in combination, explains a phenomenon. It notes that, at present, no definite answer can be given.
Band Of Russian Women Save Girl From Kidnappers
In Piatiгород, a crowd of hundreds of women chased two abductors for miles and rescued Gansanat Guseynova after they seized her during a meeting of young girls in Erchell. Raya Glirieva led the hunt, catching the kidnappers several miles away as they abandoned their victim. Authorities seek the suspects, sons of a former Kulak, promising punishment.
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Piatigorsk
Caucasus
Erchell
Gansanat Guseynova
Raya Glirieva
Soviet Union
Minnesota CCC Man Killed In Accidental Shooting
Harold Smith, 21, of Minneapolis, stationed at a CCC erosion control camp in Zumbrota, was accidentally killed Thursday afternoon when a companion cleaning a 22 caliber rifle discharged a shot believed to be unloaded.
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Zumbrota
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University of Iowa Sisters Department
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