Tipica Orchestra Lights Town Hall Program in Cedar Rapids
Tipica orchestra directed by Angell J. Mercado will perform as the fourth number on Cedar Rapids Town Hall program at the Memorial Coliseum 8 p.m. Wednesday. Tickets reserved for Town Hall members and Coe College students. others at nominal price. The tour includes Mexico and Latin music with Jose Rubio tenor Lolita Valdez soprano Sarita salterist and Ojeda dancers in native costumes.
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Cedar Rapids
Tipica Orchestra
Town Hall
Angell J. Mercado
Memorial Coliseum
Coc College
United States
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Mexico
Spain
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Portugal
Colombia
Cuba
Jose Rubio
Lolita Valdez
Sarita
Difficulties Don't Daunt Doughty Organist
Roseland New Jersey reports Reginald Hughes Church began organ lessons at age six and, now age 40, is a professional organist who owns an eight year old organ once valued at 25 000. The instrument sits in packing crates in cellars as he builds a larger home next door around the organ.
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Roseland, N. J
Reginald Hughes Church
Church
Program To Be Given Thursday Night At Monroe No 1 School
A box social and program will be given at Monroe No 1 school, Monroe township, at 8 p m Thursday under the direction of teacher Maude H Wheeler. The program features songs, recitations, a play A Real Thanksgiving, a reading The Landing of the Pilgrims and a turkey lament recital.
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Monroe No. 1
Monroe Township
Maude H. Wheeler
Behool
Mildred Daniels
Nelson Morris
Darrel Coleman
Susanna
Betty Morris
John Morris
Betty Smith
Donald Stickle
Eraeeghaeet
He Tree
Katheryn Smith
George Ambdenstock
Protestant Bodies Mark Men and Missions Sunday
Nearly 50 000 Protestant churches in over 1 300 communities across the United States will observe Men and Missions Sunday today. F J Michel of Chicago says the movement aims to raise interest in lay Christian efforts at home and abroad. The topic is Building a Christian World Community. Sponsors include Arthur H Compton and Francis B Sayre among others.
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Chicago
United States
F. J. Michel
Michel
Arthur H. Compton
Francis B. Sayre
Washington, D. C
Charles P. Taft
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Robert E. Chandler
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Leslie Bateshoff
New York
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Gasoline bill tied to hauling voters in Howard County
In Kokomo Indiana the Howard County Republican committee received a bill from a Democrat for gasoline used in hauling Republican voters to polls. The bill came from Police Chief Charles A O’Neill. Democratic Mayor Olin R Holt who appointed O’Neill lost reelection Tuesday. O’Neill said tabulations showed many voters taken to polling places by Democratic workers cast Republican ballots.
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Kokomo
Ind
Howard County Republican Committee
Charles A. O'Neill
Olin R. Holt
O'Neill
Youth's Explosive Packs 15 Times Nitro's Power
Albany California AP report says Wendell Zimmerman a 24 year old UC physics student faced arrest after blasting a concrete wall at the city dump with his inventi on named RP-X claiming it is fifteen times as powerful as nitroglycerin. He was charged with transporting explosives within city limits and ordered to appear in police court November 16.
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Albany
Calif
Wendell Zimmerman
University of California
Lloyd Jester
Zimmerman
Jester
Four Aviation Club Members Boost Ratings After Flights
Four Aviation Country Club members boosted their ratings Thursday at Waterloo after flight tests under Des Moines government inspector Lester G. Orcutt. They passed written exams in Iowa City the prior week. Finney flew with his father John B. Finney, a Cedar Rapids real estate man, as his first passenger, after earning a private pilot license.
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Aviation Country Club
Waterloo
Lester G. Orcutt
Des Moines
Iowa City
F. E. Corey
Bill Ray
Francis E. Cubisher
Bailey Finney
Finney
John B. Finney
Cedar Rapids
Eat Rapids
Aviator Mollison Is Married Again
London AP report states transatlantic flyer James Mollison wed Lydia Phyllis Hussey at Caxton Hall. Honeymoon planned in Paris and Jamaica. Mollison divorced February from Amy Johnson Mollison, fellow flyer who accompanied him on a transatlantic crossing. The couple had wed in July 1932.
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London
James A. Mollison
Caxton Hall
Lydia Phyllis Hussey
Paris
Jamaica
Mollison
Amy Johnson Mollison
Annual Fall Rabbit Show Set for Novembers 17 to 20
Cedar Rapids Small Stock association schedules its annual fall rabbit show from November 17 through 20 in the old Globe grocery building at Twelfth avenue and Third street SE. Up to 250 rabbits expected from Utah to New York with 25 entries already arriving from distant states and Midwest ARCB A affiliates. Karl Sautters of Canton Ohio will judge breeds on Friday November 18 with Henry Reed aiding. Ernie Stanek oversees, Ted Folker as assistant. The event is open to the public with no admission charge.
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Cedar Rapids Small Stock Association
Globe Grocery
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Utah
New York
Midwest
Elmer Smith
Frank Patek
Crown Point
Ind
Karl Sautters
Canton
Ohio
Henry Reed
Ernie Stanek
Ted Folker
Sautters
Columbus
David Livingstone Missed China Assignment in Africa
The famed missionary and explorer David Livingstone hoped to reach China but was disappointed to be sent to Africa, shaping his historic journey and later work on the continent.
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David Livingstone
China
Africa
Fansteel Raps NLRB Plea as Court Review Sought
Fansteel Metallurgical of North Chicago tells the Supreme Court that judicial condemnation of sit down strikes is universal and that such action is not legitimate union activity. The company opposes NLRB review of a circuit ruling that set aside an NLRB order to reinstate about 90 sitdown workers and halt unfair labor practices after a February 1937 strike.
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Washington
LLP
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
Chicago
Supreme Court
Tions Board
NLRB
Fansteel
High Court
Labor Board
North Chicago
Lake County
Ill
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
High Tribunal
Circuit Court
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Mercado
Morris Sanford
Rollins Hose
Marmink
Linx
Coats
Elgin Compacts
eTocs
Lalge
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