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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1934

Page

2

Onabelle Ellett Performs for Marion Ladies

Iowa City soprano Onabelle Ellett will give a Jenny Lind program at the First Congregational Church in Marion, accompanied by Maude Whedon Smith. The event supports local women’s clubs and includes tea after the recital, with reservations via the ticket committee.

Onabelle Ellett Iowa City Donizetti Cavatina Norma Benny Kramer Berg ‘Saivete Mendelssohn Bacn W K. Lothian Ed Sigfred W J. Hotchkiss Ralph J. Kendall J. B. Howe

Excelsior Club Spends Evening at Hammond Home

Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club met Friday evening at Mr and Mrs H B Hammond's home with readings by Mrs Dolph Van Sickle and Mrs Wilbur Shaffer a piano solo by Dorothy Drake and recitations by John Knudson The next meeting is set for December 14 at the Graham home A refreshments committee is named and the World Wide Guild in the Baptist church reorganizes with an illustrated lecture by Rev Roy Hillyer of Maywood Illinois on the orphanage work The Red Cross roll call is endorsed with details of past aid and distribution plans for relief efforts near Marion.

Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club H. B. Hammond Dolph van Sickle Wibur Shaffer Dorothy Drake John Knudson Elmer Graham Wilbur Shaffer Frank Webber Oscar Martin Baptist Church E. A. Lagerquist Teresa Farley Lenore Layer Retta Knapp Cleo Hill Roy Hillyer Maywood

Goitre Dangers Warned By Battle Creek Physician

A Battle Creek goitre specialist warns that goitre poisons nerves and body and many sufferers ignore the risk. He cites thousands of cases and offers a free illustrated book from Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co. at Suite 157 M, 45 Michigan Ave., Battle Creek Michigan for readers who write with their names today.

Battle Creek

Borah Sees High Relief Costs Confirmed By Reports

United Press figures on relief fund administration show costs ranging up to 24 percent in several states. Senator William E Borah says the data expose waste and support his demand for an investigation. Michigan is near eight percent with slight above. Texas about 11.7 percent. New York about 10 percent. Arkansas 24.7 percent. Missouri around 15 percent.

Washington Ufp United Press Willam E. Borah Idaho Borah Texas Arkansas Missouri Michigan New York Harry Hopkins New York State

Textile Workers Warn Of Strikes In Washington

The United Textile Workers warn mill owners of possible strikes against factories accused of discriminating against participants in last summer’s general strike. The warning adds to administration concerns as three men serve on both steel and textile boards, hindering progress in steel negotiations with the AF of L union.

Washington United Textile Workers Steel Board Steel Industry A. F. of L. Union

Understanding Quicksand Dangers and Survival

The text explains that quicksand causes people to sink not due to suction but gravity. It notes no suction exists in quicksand like water, and attempts to pull free can feel resisted but do not pull the person deeper.

Chairman Aligns With Predecessor on NLRB Opinions

The chairman of the National Labor Relations Board declared himself in sympathy with the opinions handed down by his predecessor, signaling continuity in NLRB policy and rulings during the transition.

National Labor Relations Board

Dinner For Dozen Wins Crow Hunt Record In Osage

In Osage Iowa AP A 12 man team led by 75 year old John S Schuyler bagged 583 crows in the 31st Osage crow hunt setting a record. A rival team killed 500 crows but must dine the winners as Osage businessmen dedicate a fall day to reduce crow flocks harassing Mitchell county farms.

OSAGE John S. Schuyler Mitchell County

Roosevelt appoints Francis Biddle as attorney general

A Philadelphia attorney, Francis Biddle, was appointed by President Roosevelt to the post on Friday. The move aims to maintain industrial peace as the government negotiates with labor and management groups.

Dustry Francis Biddle Philadelphia Roosevelt

Eclipse Plans Under Way For 1940 Observatory Sites

Dr. J. Jackson, His Majesty's Astronomer at the Cape, and Professor Brown of Capetown University seek suitable South African sites to observe the October 1 1940 solar eclipse. American and British scientists are expected to join, with viewing along a 130 mile wide belt. Conditions are forecast to be among the best in twenty years.

Dr. J. Jackson The Cape Professor Brown Capetown University South Africa

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