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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1938

Page

10

Plans for Franklin Field Expansion Winds Through Board Action

The board of education directed Howard R. Green to draft plans and specs for a football field running track and tennis courts on the Franklin High School tract northwest of the school. PWA grants are hoped to fund the project. Board also reviewed six Hill park use plans from Arthur Deamer and Fred Winter, weighing baseball diamond and football track configurations to avoid overlapping and skin damage.

Board of Education Howard R. Green Franklin High School PWA Harold Trewin Omaha Hill Park Arthur Deamer Fred Winter Deamer

Realtors Offer $25 Reward for Vacant House Vandals

Cedar Rapids real estate board posts a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of vandals stealing plumbing from vacant houses. The move follows continued thefts despite police efforts. vandals have removed sinks traps faucets and other fixtures from unoccupied homes.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board Directors of The Real Estate Board Frank L. Buser

Board of Education OKs skating rinks at Elm Park and two schools

The Cedar Rapids playground commission won approval from the board of education Monday night to set up a skating rink at Elm park beside Roosevelt high school this winter and to use grounds at Arthur and Hayes schools as last winter, provided no changes are made.

Cedar Rapids Elm Park Joseph Suma

Hold Key Positions In Red Cross Drive

Linn county American Red Cross mobilizes for annual roll call starting Friday. Mrs E K Beane leads east side districts, Mrs Paul Huston west side, J J Gregory business, James W Barnett industrial, Kenneth E Cornell rural areas. War veterans, first aid, and disaster relief themes guide the effort.

Linn County American Red Cross E. K. Beane East Side Paul Huston West Side J. J. Gregory James W. Barnett Kenneth E. Cornell

Burlesque Style Show At Newman Employes Party

One hundred people attended the Newman Booster club store party in the Chamber of Commerce ballroom. The show featured male models using feminine names in a Continental luncheon style parody with outfits by Ted Ralston Linn Bucklin Tommy Watt Dean Cain and others. A wedding spoof ended with a kiss and lipstick mark on manager B J Newburger, followed by songs and dancing led by Jimmy Epstein and Nathan Estes.

Newman Booster Club Chamber of Commerce Ethel Pirie Ann Malcolm Fabian Engel Roosevelt Hotel Ted Ralston Gibson Girl Mr. Engel Linn Bucklin Joe Carroll Tommy Watt B. J. Newburger Bob Dolan Mary Evelyn Wenke Alexander Jimmy Epstein Nathan Estes

Extraordinary tax clamps private business in Italy

Rome reports the government enforces an extraordinary 7.5 percent capital tax on private industry and business to fund Ethiopia development and rearmament, similar to last year’s 10 percent levy on stock companies, expected to raise about 63 million dollars.

Rome Italy Ethiopia

Mad sculptor Irwin gets two day recess from trial

Robert Irwin accused of strangling Veronica Gedeon and killing two others on Easter 1937 is back in his cell after a one day appearance. With only three jurors selected the murder trial recessed until noon Thursday as Judge James G. Wallace handles court business. Irwin faces murder charge in the March 28 1937 slaying of Frank Byrnes and the May 54 year old Mary Gedeon.

New York INS Robert Irwin Veronica Ronnie) Gedeon Irwin James G. Wallace Frank Byrnes Mary Gedecon Samuel Leibowitz Talesmen

Loyalists Strike Back At Insurgents On Pair Of Fronts

Loyalist forces in Spain launched two major offensives and a large air raid after nine days of fighting on the Ebro front. They claimed gains at Mora de Ebro on the Ebro river and at Lerida on the Segre river, with additional action near Nules south of Castellon de la Plana. Civilian casualties were reported in Cordoba province from a nationalist bombing raid.

Hendaye Ebro Mora de Ebro Spain Segre Lerida Nules Castellon de la Plana Carbra Cordoba

Anniversary Celebration Marks Linkletter Pastorate Ten Years

More than one hundred people gathered at the Second Christian Church dining room for a noon picnic to honor the tenth anniversary of Rev. I. E. Linkletter’s pastorate and his return from the Disciples of Christ convention in Denver. Toasts were given by Rev. Mr Linkletter and Mrs Linkletter, with toastmaster Rev. Hugh Orchard. Charter member Mrs. J. B Garnant and longtime members represented various Membership milestones.

Second Christian Church I. E. Linkletter International Convention of Disciples of Christ Denver Linkletter Hugh Orchard Second Christian J. B Garnant J. A. Wooden Charles Campbell J. F. Gordon

Thousands of Ducks Alight on Cedar Lake Amid Snow Storm

Ducks by the thousands settled on Cedar Lake as a heavy snow storm halted their migration. E. J. Petranek, a veteran sportsman, reported to the Bird Club in Coe Science Hall that at least 10 000 ducks covered a block square area. Geese flights over the city were also observed, with blue geese predominant in spring routes via the Missouri River flyway.

Cedar Lake E. J. Petranek Bird Club Coe Science Hall Missouri River Dakotas Petranek Manhattan Wapsie Paris

Insult To Hats May Cost Irene Castle

Irene Castle Mc Laughlin faces a $150 000 damage suit from milliner Sonya Zaranoff who says she lost clients after Castle called her hats terrible. The former dance team member and current motion picture technical director is named in Hollywood court filings.

Hollywood Irene Castle McLaughlin Sonya Zaranoff

Not Outstanding but Well Liked in Own Small Circle

Mary Manners responds to letters about staying at home and social etiquette. The column discusses Frances a bright college student with limited funds, valued by a small group, plus a correction about a Stay-At-Home stance and readers’ anecdotes about social invitations and perceptions of boys and girls.

Mary Manners Frances Miss Manners Mildred Earl

Looking for Boys With Your Outlook

Bill Lee comments on girls and boys in a candid exchange. He notes girls imitate Fay and Loy but boys prefer independence and pursuing their own interests. The response from a reader mocks the girls and supports Bill’s stance.

Gables Fay and Loy Fellows Bill Bill Lee

Mundelein Confers With Papal State Secretary

Vatican City reports Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago held talks with Cardinal Pacelli on major global Catholic challenges. He attended a reception by Ambassador Phillips and will preside at the beatification of Mother Cabrini next Sunday, the first cardinal to officiate both burial and beatification in church history.

Vatican City Ins George Cardinal Mundelein Chicago Cardinal Pacelli United States William Phillips Phillips Mother Cabrini Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart Cardinal Mundelein

Chaplins Battle Spurs New Court Contest

In Hollywood the dispute between Charles Chaplin and ex wife Liza Grey Chaplin escalates with a lawsuit over a $4695 attorney bill. Edwin T McMurray seeks payment for legal work tied to the court fight that led Chaplin to set up a $200000 trust for the couple’s two children, Charles Spencer Jr and Sidney Far.

Hollywood Charles Chaplin Liza Grey Chaplin Edwin T McMurray Chaplin Charles Spencer, Jr Sidney Far

Machine to relieve school board head from check writing

The board approved a check signing machine for Harold Trewin, president, to sign over 1,000 checks monthly. The device costs 95 dollars with a 1950 dollar signature plate. The signature change will follow board leadership changes. Also, the state labor bureau approved plans for two fire escapes at Lincoln school, to be built by Iowa Steel and Iron Works in Cedar Rapids.

Harold Trewin Trewin State Bureau of Labor Lincoln School Iowa Steel and Iron Works Cedar Rapids

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