Concert Campaign Opens With Fine Musical Program
A Roosevelt house root event opens the campaign week with a public concert featuring Dr Philip Clapp of the University of Jona, Prof Ray Sings, Prof Paul Schumann, Flora Hromano Taylor, and the Beethoven choir among others. Guests enjoyed piano solos, vocal numbers, and a Mozart trio before refreshments in the mezzanine. A separate reunion honored Mrs Fay Elsberry of Seattle visiting relatives here.
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Loiejov
Lavejov
Puch Wanul
Avsation
Roosevelt Hom
R D Taylor
Arist
Philip Clapp
Theniversity of
Jona
Ray
Paul Schumann Ray
Coe Crllege
Flora Hromano Taylor
Roland Moehlmann
Virginia Paul
Beeethoven Ri
Grace Meloneys
Grant High School
Serse
Robert S Cook
Sumner D Quarton Prece
Home Remedy Cough Treatment Promises Quick Relief
An old remedy promotes Pines from Norway as a highly concentrated compound for coughing. It claims three membranes are soothed, offering quick relief and a money back guarantee if not effective. The text mixes incomplete phrases and marketing claims about inhalation and taste for instant relief.
Mrs Powell Goes West With Daughter
Mrs Powell and her daughter depart last weekend from Long Beach California as Lieutenant Stronbehn’s wife prepares to visit in Arkansas. Powell's family relocates while Stronbehn remains stationed in the 5S area.
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Powell
Stronbehn
Long Beach
Powell Wall
Stronbe
Arkansas
Man Lo Wesly Korecks Joins Kopecky Family at St Wen Ceslaus
Mr and Mrs Joseph Uich of 147 Hayes Street SW announce the marriage of Man Lo Wesly Korecks to Joseph Kopecky. The ceremony occurred Saturday at St Wen Ceslaus Church with attendants Miss Ann Kopecky and Joe Kopecky. A wedding breakfast and dinner followed at the brides home and Montrose hotel for twenty two guests. The couple will reside at 147 Hayes Street SW.
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Joseph Uich
Haves Street
Man Lo Wesly Korecks
Joseph Kopecky
St Wenceslaus Church
Ann Kopecky
Joe Kopecky
Montrose
Hayes Street
Irene Douglas Circle Event Hosted by Mrs Barth
Irene Douglas circle of Kings Daughters will be entertained by Mrs A J Barth at 365 Forest Drive SE on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The gathering focuses on fellowship and community service activities.
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Irene Douglas
Circle of Kings Daughters
A J Barth
Forest Drive
Garden Magazine Editor Inspires Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Alfred C Hotties of Des Moines, Better Homes and Gardens associate editor, spoke to Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club on nature’s beauty and simple home joys. He urged calm, unhurried enjoyment over pursuit of happiness, quoting poetry and personal nature experiences to enliven gardening as both art and daily solace. The meeting featured a Coe College quartet, a stormy board session on bylaws, and plans for guest night on Nov 20 with Mrs. Max Mayer as speaker, plus a Nov 16 benefit bridge by the Ways and Means Committee and a Columbia Concerts membership drive led by Arnold Lovejoy.
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Masing
Alfred C Hotties
Des Moines
Better Homes and Gardens
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Hotties
Club
Coe College
Catherine Adams
Law and Revision Committee
J P Mills
Woman's Club
Max Mayer
Harold Stohhr
Ways and Means Committee
Crystal Room
Montrose
Arnold Lovejoy
Columbia Concerts Association
Cedar Rapids Community Concert Association
Johnson Declares Farmers Strike A Political Scare
Johnson lashes at farmers strike as dictatorial and ruthless, denounces NRA links and farm relief delays. He argues government aid cannot instantly fix decades of neglect despite public criticism and claims relief agencies act swiftly.
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Detroit
Ford Company
NRA
Johnson
Predict Favorable Outlook For Truck Crops Next Year
Washington AP reports the agricultural department sees a somewhat better market outlook for truck crops in 1934. Gross returns to truck growers rose this year, with higher prices likely to spur acreage expansion despite growing home and local gardening trends in towns and rural areas.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Resignation of Cedar Rapids Fire Dept Secretary Art Torson
Art Torson, longtime Cedar Rapids fire department secretary since 1924, resigns effective November. Chief Emu Kohout cited dissatisfaction with Torson’s work as the reason and said no successor has been named. Torson joined as a fireman in May 1924 and became secretary in September 1924.
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Art Torson
City Fire Dept
Arthur Torson
Sixth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
Emu
Kohout
Torson
Toerson
Evil Servicer Commission
Dickinson blasts NRA initiative amid recovery fears
Senator Dickinson accused the NRA of stifling individual initiative and hindering economic recovery. He urged immediate abandonment, questioned unemployment figures, and criticized the administration’s public works program as wasteful while predicting Ford would oppose the NRA. He defended a limited works plan but warned against borrowing for unnecessary projects.
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Washington
Dickinson
Iowa
NRA
America
England
France
Henry Ford
LaGuardia Faces Turmoil as New York Polls Voted
In lower Manhattan disorder flared at polling places as 19000 officers plus 1700 deputy AGs struggled to curb fraud. LaGuardia, the fusion candidate, entered the scene amid scuffles with workers and confrontations at multiple sites. Slugging incidents and a repairman tainted voting machines widespread alleged fraud notes surfaced.
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Lower Manhattan
Attorney General’s Office
Fiorella
LaGuardia
Fusion
Tammany
Iowa's Share Of Corn-Flog Benefits To Be 75 Million
Kansas City AP Farmers from Missouri Nebraska Kansas and Iowa would share about 163 million dollars under the hog corn reduction plan. Town farmers about 75 million, Nebraska 40 million, Missouri 27 million, Kansas 21 million. The four states would receive over a third of the 350 million the government plans to distribute. The funds come from a processing tax on hogs and corn that began Sunday.
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Iowa
Kansas City
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansans
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Kansas
Windmill Quilt Pattern Shared By Nancy Page Club
Nancy Page quilt club reviews an old windmill block pattern plus set stitching tips. Readers are advised to omit strips, set blocks side by side, and let windmill wings merge with larger wings. Color guidance favors a single repeated color with white background, avoiding stripes or checks. Pattern and back patterns available by mail with small fees. copyright 1933.
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Nancy Page
Nancy Page Quilt Club
Touhy and Aids Plead Not Guilty at Trial Opening
Roger Touhy and three accomplices pled not guilty in a guarded St Paul courtroom to charges of kidnapping William Hamm Jr. The arraignment marked the start of a trial echoing the Kelly Bailey Oklahoma case. Touhy appeared tense as guards entered with machine guns. co defendants showed varied reactions.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Roger Touhy
William Hamm Jr
Brewer
Kelly- Bailey
Oklahoma
Charles Forschel
Touhy
Gustav Schaeffer
Willie Sharkey
Eddie McFadden
Thomas McMeekin
St. Paul
William Scott Stewart
Chicago
Mussolini Mediation Push For Germany Return To League
Rome reports General Hermann Goering met with Benito Mussolini to seek Germany's return to the League of Nations disarmament talks in Geneva. Goering delivered Hitler's armament terms to Mussolini who then alerted London and Paris as Britain claims it is already disarmed to the limit.
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Rome
Germany
Geneva
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
League of Nations
Goering
Hitler
Tre Duce
Adolf Hitler
London
Paris
John Simon
House of Commons
Great Britain
Maine May Open Floodgates Of Repeal
Maine, a pioneer prohibition state, may reopen hard liquor in the nation as a repeal convention on December 6 looms. The state voted to repudiate prohibition by over two to one and its wet delegates could influence final ratification by 35 states before the date.
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Augusta
Maine
United States
Deny Motion on Murrel Charge Reveals Public Testimony
In a San Antonio court hearing, Miss Ralls recounts a night of dancing and a late ride with Lieut Murrel and others at Shadowland and a filled station stop. She describes fear and confusion after the group returns to a Plaza hotel area, with cross examination addressing compatibility with prior names and alleged warnings.
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Miss Ralls
Lieut Murrel
St. Anthony
Jack Plummer
Frank Paschal
Wright
Miss Newman
Murrel
Forest Miller
Lieut
Muriel
Miller
Mrs. Quail
Lieut. Murrel
Mrs
Shadowland
Alling Station
Schumann-Heink in serious condition in San Diego hospital
Opera star Schumann-Heink 72 was found in serious condition after an intestinal infection. Doctors warned an appendectomy might be needed. Her son-in-law Dr. Charles M Fox said she was not critical on Tuesday and hoped treatment would avert a potentially fatal operation given her age. The infection marked her fourth recent attack in weeks, and all engagements have been cancelled.
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San Diego
Cali
Ins
Schumann-Heink
Charles M Fox
New York
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt Greets Litvinoff in White House talks
President Roosevelt met Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff in the White House Blue Room signaling a thaw in US USSR tension. The two chatted about recognition while officials planned formal negotiations at the State Department starting Wednesday.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Maxim M . Litvinoff
Soviet Union
America
United States
Ussr
White House
New York
Litvinoff
Moscow
Union Station
Hull
James C Dunn
State Department
Mallorca military aide refuses to free five Americans
In Palma Mallorca AP reports Military Auditor Morales rejected upholding acquittal for five Americans charged with assaulting a civil guard. The defendants include Clinton B Lockwood of West Springfield MA Rutherford Fullerton of Columbus OH Roderick F Mead of New York and Edmund W Blodgett of Stamford CT. Final action rests with the sixth section of the supreme court after a military court acquitted them October 27.
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Palma Mallorca
Johnson Sees Farm Prices Rise Faster Than Costs
In Minneapolis Gen Hugh S. Johnson head of the NRA reports farm product prices up 32 percent since last March while farm inputs rose 17 percent. He urges patience among farmers and notes the challenge of achieving consensus on NRA code applicability amid widespread views. He also says he has sought a prominent violator to illustrate enforcement but finds misunderstandings or compliance in each case.
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Minneapolis
INS
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Distributors and Producers Sharpen Milk Code Talks
A nine member committee met Tuesday at Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids to craft a fluid milk code for the city. While some progress was noted no public decisions were made and several participants planned to withhold information until an agreement is reached. Delegates included Tom Wright Frank Krebs Tom Dowd Carl Carver Lee Legler George Grimm W. M Reed John Wiley and Dick Stallman.
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Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Tom Wright
Blue Valley Dairy Company
Frank Krebs
Krebs Dairy Foods, Inc
United Dairies
Tom Dowd
Dowd's Dairy
Carl Carver
Carver's Dairy
Marion
Ohom
Lee Legler
George Grimm
Cedar Rapids Co-operative Dairy Company
W. M Reed
John Wiley
Palo
Dick Stallman
Fairfax
Lone Indictment Secret by Grand Jury in November Term
A single indictment was returned by the November term grand jury in district court and the charged individual's name was kept secret by county officials. The jury reported a no bill in the case of Carl Cassidy for attempted robbery and Cassidy was exonerated. Other cases involving Tom Reamer, Leonard Ralston, and Orvie Hopker were continued for January grand jury consideration. The jury also inspected the county jail and reported it in good condition. Foreman D. C. Snyder led the panel with members Floyd D. Fillmore J. L. Krall John Armstrong G. M. Booth Harry Kerr and Charles Hedges.
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District Court
John T Mofmt
Carl Cassidy
Cassidy
Cedar Rapids
D. C. Snyder
Center Point
Foreman
Floyd D. Fillmore
J. L. Krall
Fairfax
John Armstrong
Springville
G. M. Booth
Harry Kerr
Coggon
Charles Hedges
Mount Vernon
Trial Of Aldrich Set For Nov 27
The trial of Dee Aldrich of Chicago for entering a bank with intent to rob was set for November 27 by Judge John T. Moffit in district court. The case stems from the March 20 United State Bank holdup on Sixteenth Avenue SW, where about $2,400 was taken by two armed men. Aldrich was arrested in New York in June and brought back.
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Dee Aldrich
Chicago
John T. Moffit
United State Bank
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Aldrich
New York
Manion Held For Petty Larceny At County Jail
Michael Manion, 38, of 219 Sixth Street SE, was lodged in the county jail at 445 p.m. Tuesday by Cone Stable W J Fleming on a petty larceny charge. Bond was set at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Manion
Sixth Street
Cone Stable
W J Fleming
Hollywood 18 reducing prescription ad claims weight loss
An advertisement promotes HOLLYWOOD 18 as a fad diet pill promising at least six pounds lost in 18 days with a money back guarantee. It targets people seeking quick weight loss and advises asking a druggist for the original HOLLYWOOD 18 reducing prescription.
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Lars
Ady
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