Penningroth Outlines Policy in Radio Campaign
Local attorney and Republican congress candidate Charles Penningroth spoke on WMT pledging to curb waste, defend the aged and unemployed, and push farm to market road aid. He urged soil conservation, warehousing grains, balanced budgets, and protections for business while upholding constitutional government. Hugo W. Schneckroth endorsed him, stressing need for capable lawmakers to curb federal spending.
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WMT
Charles Penningroth
Congress
Iowa
Penningroth
America
Hugo W. Schneckroth
Eldridge
Scott County
Schneckloth
House of Representatives
Schenckroth
Cedar Rapids
Cosmetologists Convene For National Meeting In Iowa
Final plans for the third annual educational convention of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association Iowa State Association No 6 were discussed by local committee members at the Roosevelt hotel. About 1000 attendees are expected as the event runs Sunday through Tuesday with a public style revue on Tuesday night.
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National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Iowa State Association No. 6
Roosevelt Hotel
Mary Strang
Myrtle Ramsey
Springville
Katheryn Anderson
Sara Park McFadden
Alta R. Duncan
Hayloft fall leaves 4 year old in serious condition
Oelwein Raymond Secrist, age 4, is hospitalized after a fall from his father's hayloft Monday. He suffers a fractured skull and remains under care at the local hospital.
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Oelwein
Raymond Secrist
School Board Refuses WPA Field Improvement Plan
The board of education dropped a winter WPA proposal to grade Arthur school athletic field and playgrounds at Garfield and Cleveland. WPA officials had offered more winter projects. labor costs would total about 20 000 dollars, but the board deemed the work nonessential and not worth a near 1 000 spending. No vote was taken.
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Board of Education
WPA
Arthur School
Garfield
Cleveland
Joe Sadowsky
Jolas Soloist For Symphony Concert Wednesday Night
Jacques Jolas of Cornell College Mount Vernon will be featured as soloist with the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra opening its fifteenth season. The program at Memorial Coliseum includes Overture Semiramide Rossini Symphony in G minor Mozart Concerto in B flat and selections by Saint Saens Tchaikovsky and others.
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Jacques Jolas
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Coliseum
Cornell students win design for pool redecoration
Mount Vernon and Evanson art students Betty Schmidt and Gwyneth Young are chosen to combine their designs for the Cornell college swimming pool redecoration. Young contributes a naturalistic pattern while Schmidt provides an abstract type.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Betty Schmidt
Evanson
Ill
Gwyneth Young
Miss Young
Miss Schmidt
Exploring Mind Rules in Science and Social Life
A 1936 author’s note discusses science as the authority over social conduct and moral questions. It argues failure to keep appointments signals emotional immaturity and self centered neuroticism while stressing conduct depends on circumstances. It mentions Peter Joray's facial training tips with instructions for a more expressive look.
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Peter Joray
Joray
Personality Schedule by Dr Wiggam Offered for Readers
Dr Albert E Wiggam provides a 223 question self assessment to reveal personality strengths and improvements Readers may request the questionnaire and scoring method by sending 10 cents plus a stamped return envelope to The Cedar Rapids Gazette addressed to Dr Wiggam for the Personality feature.
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A. E. Wiggam
Albert E. Wiggam
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Moral problem amid war and mass refusal idea
The text discusses C. D. Broad's view in Hibbert's Journal that mass refusal could justify war resistance, but only if a large-scale refusal is achievable. It argues the same logic applies to most moral issues, emphasizing collective action limits and ethical judgment.
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C. D. Broad
Hibbert
Mor
Hopkinton Duck Hunters Open Season With Good Bag
Hopkinton club members hunted the Dantz bottoms Sunday and bagged several geese while many claimed multiple ducks. The season saw blue wing and green wing teal along with early mallards dominate bags as Marion Marolf Art Matthias Russell Lux and Joe Moulton led with geese and others averaged about five ducks each.
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Hopkinton
Dantz Bottoms
Marion Marolf
Art Matthias
Russell Lux
Joe Moulton
Rapid Gas Corporation Incorporation Notice for Cedar Rapids
The undersigned form a corporate body under Iowa law. Charter issued Oct 24 1936. Rapid Gas Corporation located in Cedar Rapids engages in manufacture distribution and sale of petroleum products and by products including compressed gases. It may buy sell lease real estate and machinery. Board of 3 to 5 directors. officers named. Term twenty years with annual stockholder meetings. Directors listed I L Tucker R B Davis Laura Webster.
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Tale Goon On & Incorporation
State of
Iowa
Rapid Gas Corporation
Cedar Rapids
I. L. Tucker
R. B. Davis
Laura Webster
Soranane
Ash
Ptdent
I. Tucker
Y's Men South elects Ralph W Yuill president
Ralph W Yuill was elected president of the Y's Men's South. The notice also reports Cedar Rapids and much of Iowa saw the season's first snowfall, with rising temperatures limiting accumulation.
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Ralph W. Yuill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Charlotte Leibsohn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bernard Fox
C Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Active lunar day hints at mergers and secret circles ahead
The stars indicate a lively, enterprising period with high tension around new units and support from mergers, rings, or political circles. Watch letters and contracts as private life enjoys festivity. a birthday reader may gain through speculation and show resourcefulness in diplomacy or politics.
Notable local shifts and performances noted in city
Robert Edeson starred in Strongheart at Greene's Opera House today. City politics saw alderman resignations and a mayoral succession after A. H. Connor's death as George S. Lightner was chosen by the council. Clifford Wicher moved to Dixon Illinois. Lew W. Anderson resigned as alderman at large. Congressman Robert H. Cousins spoke at a city auditorium rally last night.
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Robert Edeson
Strongheart
Greene’s
Opera House
George S. Lightner
Third Ward
A. H. Connor
Clifford Wicher
Dixon
Lew W. Anderson
Robert H. Cousins
City Auditorium
Garrison Junior Class Chooses Page As a Bunker Play
Garrison high school's junior class selects Page As a Bunker for a March production. Cast includes Dean Gilliatt Marvel Peters Tavonne Raymond Ro Rommann Hazel Davis Myron Walthart John Armstrong Marvin Balhorn Duwain Schirm with Miss Daggets as coach.
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Garrison
Garrison High School
Page
Dean Gilliatt
Marvel Peters
Tavonne Raymond
Ro Rommann
Hazel Davis
Myron Walthart
John Armstrong
Marvin Balhorn
Duwain Schirm
Miss Daggets
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Fuk
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Geo. C. Claassen
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First Street
American Cranberry Exchange Dept
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Idaho
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Virginia Sweet
Monia
Veal Choice
Penick Syrup
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Major Robbins
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