Rabbits Fill Cedar Rapids Show With Colorful Entries
Two hundred seventy rabbits compete in the Cedar Rabbit Breeders show at 103 105 Third Avenue SE. Entries from San Diego to Cedar Rapids display diverse fur colors and notable animals like Susie the Checkered Giant. Judging by John C. Fehr continues through Saturday with a Iowa show circuit meeting Sunday.
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Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rabbit Breeders Association
San Diego
Calif
New Haven
Conn
Holyoke
Mass
Susie
Germany
John Blessing
Cedar Rapids
Joe Stark
Billy
New Zealand
John C. Fehr
Indianapolis
Ind
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Rabbit Breeders Association
Henry Miller
Marion
Ed Clemons
Orville Prusek
Henry Reed
Telegraph Companies Face Wagner Act Labor Violation Charges
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the MacKay Radio Co. are charged by the National Labor Relations Board with violating the Wagner Act by fostering company dominated unions and firing workers for alleged activity in independent unions. They vow to fight the charges to the limit in what could be a major test case for the act granting employees the right to organize.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
MacKay Radio Co
National Labor Relations Board
Local Labor Joins In Protest On WPA Wages
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor and other state labor groups protested to L S Hill WPA administrator over wage scales and working conditions under WPA not conforming to prevailing scales. The resolution urged local unions to voice objections to Hill and WPA officials.
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Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
L. S. Hill
WPA
Federation
Hill
Japanese Charge China Massing Army of 500000
Tokyo reports China massing half a million troops in the north with 300000 near Nanking and 200000 more at Shanghai to follow. Peiping dispatch says North China moves toward self rule with a note for autonomy from the central government.
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China
TOKIO
INS
Hochi
Nanking
Shanghai
North China
Rengo
Peiping
Yin Ju-Keng
Demilitarized Zone
Two Killed In Plane Crash In Chihuahua
Two passengers were killed and the pilot severely injured when an airplane crashed in the Chihuahua mountains. The dead include Gilberto Ochova, a sportsman and aviator, and Manuel Quiroz, a federal mining inspector. The injured pilot is Orge Law. Greta Bravo, a Spanish flyer, was missing after taking off with three passengers for a political campaign flight from Oaxaca.
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Mexico City
Chihuahua
Gilberto Ochova
Manuel Quiroz
Orge Law
Greta Bravo
Oaxaca
Arriaga Chiapas
East Iowa Highway Patrols Meet to Enforce Headlight Rules
In Des Moines chief Hattery ordered strict enforcement of headlight laws at a hotel school for twenty two patrolmen from eastern Iowa. He stressed two headlights and tail light height, forbade grazing beams, and approved custody for violations while offering warnings for compliance. A western meeting was planned.
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J. R. Hattery
Des Moines
Iowa Highway Patrol
Hotel Roosevelt
Iowa
E. A. Comley Marshalltown
Mr. Hattery
Hattery
Winthrop Church Wedding Seals Union for Franck and Decker
Eunice Franck daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Franck and Max Decker eldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Decker wed at St Patrick s church with Rev J L Byrne presiding Miss Dorene Decker and Leonard Peter son as attendants The bride graduated from Quasqueton high school The groom farmed with his father since Winthrop high school graduation They plan to reside in Winthrop where Decker has bought a home.
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Winthropf
Eunice Franck
Robert Franck
Max Decker
Frank Decker
St. Patrick’s Church
J. L. Byrne
Dorene Decker
Leonard Peterson
Quasqueton High School
Winthrop High School
Winthrop
Gigantic removal sale and city notices at local venues
City briefs report a large removal sale at Globe Grocery and Market with delivery available. A Chicago man was fined for parking too near a fire hydrant. Ed Brycha received a permit to build a dwelling at 1931 Hamilton Street SW costing about 3850 dollars. Emil Surry reports a gang damaged a flower box at 401 Eighth Avenue SW. Local church youth clubs may reserve school gym practice times next week by contacting L E Crabbs at the YMCA. The Florida Orange store run by H W Fowler has reopened at 109 Third Avenue SE after months of closure, with a strong growing season noted.
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Ed Brycha
Hamilton ‘Street
Emil Surry
Eighth Avenue SW
Surry
L., E. Crabbs
Florida
H. W. Fowler
Third Avenue SE
Fowler
Police fail to locate six men after midnight roadster crash
Police early Friday could not locate a Chevrolet roadster or any of six men riding in the car that backed into Jack Skalicky's vehicle at First street and A avenue NE near 225 Sixteenth Avenue SW. No injuries. Skalicky's car damaged.
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Jack Skalicky
Sixteenth Avenue SW
First Street
Avenue NE
Skalicky
Black Coal yard targeted after coal thefts
J. R. Northington manager of the Black Coal company requests police protection for the 902 Second Street SW yard after Friday morning coal thefts. He cites light wagon tracks and men observed in the yards.
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J. R. Northington
Black Coal Company
Second Street
Northington
Breakin Attempt Reported at Mid-Continent Station
Police were told of an attempted burglary at the Mid-Continent filling station on B avenue and First street NE. An unsuccessful gasolene theft from the supply tank occurred Thursday night.
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Mid-Continent
B Avenue
First Street
DeMolay Chapter to Hold Degree Work and Talk
Cedar Rapids chapter No 10 DeMolay holds degree work at 7 pm with an 8 30 pm address by Frank J Buckingham Kansas City attorney and DeMolay founder. Open to Master Masons and DeMolays from Cedar Rapids and nearby. Col Walter K Wilson Omaha Neb chief of staff Seventh Corps Area was in Cedar Rapids Friday with Capt Frank La Rue to inspect Coe College ROTC and the 349th infantry HQ in the federal building and Iowa City ROTC at the University of Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of DeMolay
Frank J. Buckingham
Kansas City
DeMolay
Walter K. Wilson
Omaha
Neb
Seventh Corps
Coe College R.co. T C
349Th Infantry
Federal Building
Frank la Rue
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Revamp of Donor List for Community Chest Fund Drive
The executive committee of the Community Chest campaign began revising the master donor list on Friday. S. R. Hawkins will lead cleanup duties after H. C. Thomas, the former campaign director, returned home to San Francisco. Reports from workers will be accepted at the Roosevelt hotel offices until Saturday noon, then via Hawkins at the Y M C A or Chamber of Commerce. A long roster of firms and organizations pledged 100 percent, including Morris Sanford Co, Blue Valley Dairy, Metropolitan Life, Standard Oil, Y M C A, Iowa Grain, Kresge, Masonic Library, St Luke's Hospital, Boy Scouts, Cedar Rapids Broadcast Co, and many others.
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S. R. Hawkins
H. C. Thomas
Eral
San Francisco
Hotel Roosevelt
Hawkins
Chamber of Commerce
Morris Sanford Company
Blue Valley Dairy
Syndicate Clothing Company
MaKibben Motor Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Tyler School
Guaranty Bank and
Trust Company
Newnmar’s
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
St. ,.Luke
Slow foot release may curb oil pickup into cylinders
The text notes that removing the foot from the accelerator gradually can prevent oil from being drawn up freely into the cylinders, implying a control on lubrication flow during operation.
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St. Paul, Minn
Associated Press
Bridgetender
William Smith
Chicago
H. Dahnkle
Detroit
Telegraph Companies
Children’s Shoes
Suedes and
Beys' Nes
2Nd Avenue
East Iowa
Leo M. Michael and
Lucille Rose Kuhn
Walker
George W. Hopker
Winifred Gilmore
Center Point
Globe
Bitchen
Breakin
First Avenue
Thomas Park
Kemble
Mid-Continent Oil Company
General Outdoor Advertising Company
Bennett Tire and Battery Company
Y. M Co. A
City
W. C. A. Fire Department
Newmans
A'S
Tage
Ali
Newman
Fieee
RCA
Phoenix
Sale! Hoover
Armstrong Quaker
Armstrong
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