Labor Rally Aims to Restore Postal Clerks Pay
Gilbert Fo Hyatt led a 200-strong call at St Paul’s church urging support for NRA gains for postal clerks. He warned the wage cuts as indefensible and predicted steps to restore part of the 15 percent cut and 44 hours weekly work for clerks amid AFL backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Amerian Federation of Labor
Gilbert Fo Hyatt
Washington DC
St Paul's Church
Postal Service
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Hyatt
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Union
American Federation of Labor i
National Federation of Post Ofice
Cedar Rapids
American Federaton of Labor
Community Players Stage Lysistrata Workshop Sunday
The Community Players present Lysistrata in a Sunday workshop at 3:30 PM in the Montrose hotel. Forty characters perform around the audience with new scenery, original costumes, and interludes by Eleanor Taylor. Director Albert McCleery notes bold, complete staging with no cuts, featuring modern dance and a famed thirty-woman fight scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingene
Lysistrata
Omuen
Montrose Hotel
Little Theater
Albert MccCleery
Harriet Sargent
Brillant
Ariitophanes
Versailles
United States Steel Trust
Armistice dance announcement and local notices
City briefs report a Saturday Armistice dance at the 7z C B J hall with Bohemian and popular music and admission 35 and 15 cents. The Hanford post drum and bugle corps meets at 7:30 PM in the Memorial building to plan season activities. A theft at Washington high school removes a polo coat scarf and gloves from a locker. Mrs. James Bishop undergoes a major operation at St Luke's hospital and is in fair condition. Mr and Mrs Cummins postpone winter Clermont trip following Mrs Cummins operation. Claude Newcomb joins the New York School of Vocal Art faculty and aids weekly opera broadcasts with Maurice Jaquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bishop
Twentyfirst Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hanford Post
Memorial Building
J E. Cummins
Fifth Avenue SE
Clermont
Fla
Claude Newcomb
Coe College Department of Music
New York School of Vocal Art
Oscar Seagle
Newcomb
Maurice Jaquet
Paris
New York Opera Association
Clothesline Sale of Poetry Postponed by Club
The clothesline sale of poetry sponsored by the Creative Writers' Club, set for Saturday at the old post office building, is indefinitely postponed. Mrs Edward B Rowan said the delay honors the Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary who will hold a Buddy poppy sale on the streets that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creative Writers' Club
Edward B Rowan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F W
Rowan
National Head of Blacksmiths Here
George Bock of Dubuque, president of the National Association of Blacksmiths, spoke Thursday night at a Linn and Benton county blacksmiths meeting at the Hotel Montrose. The proposed blacksmiths code was discussed and another meeting set for Cedar Rapids on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bock
Dubuque
National Association of Blacksmiths
Linn
Benton County
Montrose
Cettar Rapids
Mercy Flight Tragedy In Portland Plane Crash
Four passengers died when a United Air Lines monoplane crashed in fog on a Willamette Heights hillside. Pilot Al A. Davis of Seattle and Dr R. C Coffey of Portland died along with Arthur C. Trostler of Chicago and Herman R. Cohn of Portland. Co-pilot Woodworth and stewardess Miss Wurgast survived with injuries after heroic rescue efforts. Dr Straumfjord attempted to aid Coffey as a fuel tank exploded. The surgeons were en route to Medford for a life saving blood transfusion.
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Portland
Ore
INS
United Air Lines
Willamette Heights
al A. Davis
Seattle
R. C Coffey
Arthur C. Trostler
Chicago
Herman R. Cohn
Coffey Clinic
Edward J. Powers
Glendale
Calif
R. Pelouse
Floyd Hart
Jon Straumfjord
Coffey
Woodworth
Libby Wurgast
Swan Island
Straumfjord
Medford
Settle Postpones His Balloon Flight
Winds at dawn forced Lieut. Commander T. G. W. Settle to postpone his balloon ascent. He ordered the ground crew to deflate the balloon and secure it at the landing field in the World's fair grounds south end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
T. G. W. Settle
Settle
Bedtime antics end with all animals asleep after Uncle Wiggily story
Uncle Wiggily entertains boy and girl animals with stories in his hollow stump bungalow. A thump provokes suspicion of a prank by Sammie while Bunny Bunty worries about bad chaps. The top hummed a lullaby and lulled the group to sleep as Nurse Jane ferries them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Lady Mouse
Baby Bunty
Orphan Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Bunty
Mr Longears
Bobbie Ringtail
Bobbie
Susie Littletail
Sammie
Susie
Rabbit
Bammie
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longeats
Unkie Wig
Uncle Wige _gily
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Roosevelt
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Doris Newman
Elmer Young
Sam Stohl
LeRoy E Hollan
Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks
Abbott Sheldon
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Harve
Omaha
Harald G Halle
Clinton
Iowa Federation of Post Office Clerks
C E, Harrington
Ottumwa
C C Mellows
Marshalltown
Earl Shunk
National Association of Letter Carriers
Loyal Miller
Lew Green
Walter Valliere
James Jennison
Joe Shaffer
Keokuk
Federation
Iowa
Frank K. Hahn
Robert Lubbock
Frank Halda
Harry Martin
B. G. Carns
F. A. Splehnan
Ed Bruna
William Moes
Wheatland
Peter Bouchaute
St. Patrick's Church
Big Rock
St. Patrick’s
Bouchaute
Clara Luettens
New Liberty
Belgium
United States
Tam
John
Luetigens
Burlington
Mary Vens
British Postoffice Savings Bank
Sraud
Adeline Taylor
Lysisurata
Hobby House
Eleanor Taylor
Joe Stark
1St St. NE
Dial
Lee
Tie
Brookfield
Cudahy
Ams
So. 1St St. East
Hamburg
Buehler
Svwall Wieners
Wipson
Sugar Cred
Avondise
Poor PA
Claude Callan
North Western
Rock Island
C Avenue
James Ogden
Fourth Avenue SE
Washington High School
National Head of Blacksmiths
Mt. Vernon Ave
Gro
Zelemy Market
Fey
Lae Park
Bedtime
Jones Farm
Jones
Jones Dairy Farm
Wisconsin
Hladky Groc
MET
Fourth Ave
Florida
Satsuma
Peck
Myers
Third Street
Waite Music
H. W. Fowler
Sunkist
Rvs
Second Ave
Morrell
Hami
R.F.C. Scrip
Biondo Bros
Mt. Verson Avenue
First Avenue
C&h
Jack Sprath
Pillsbury
Boz. Ige
Ile
Lipton
Gogen Japan
Jonathan
Jersey
Idaho
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