James Ryan Ordained Bishop of Omaha Diocese
The Most Rev James Hugh Ryan was installed as bishop of the Omaha Catholic diocese in a ceremony attended by about 60 bishops and clergy. Arch Bishop Beckman of Dubuque led the service and praised Ryan as a capable educator ready to guide the church through modern social and economic issues in the Midwest.
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Omaha
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API
Jame Hugh Ryan
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Oma
Thute
Ryan
L Byckman
Dubuaque
Beckman
Bran
Holy See
Bean Becuse
West
America
Uts
Nebraska
Kenses
Town Daily Press
Francis J. L Beckman
Dubuque
James Hugh Ryan
St. Cecelia’s Cathedral
Omaha Union Station
Norris candidacy worries Dems in the wake of the New Deal
Washington dispatch notes a ripple of concern among Democrats as Rexferd Guy Tuswell, undersecretary of agriculture and resettlement chief, weighs a Geneva observer post possibly as ambassador. He might decline to stay in politics and return to Columbia, yet remains tied to the party’s reform efforts. A party split looms as the Roosevelt coalition faces internal strains and shifting loyalties.
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Rivinil Brea Trust
French Bank Hikes Rate as Gold Flight Presses US
A Paris report notes France raises its policy rate to 5 percent amid ongoing gold and currency concerns. The piece critiques New Deal era policies and the Tugwell administration, citing inefficiencies in job creation and cost overruns on model settlements and rural resettlement plans.
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Paris
INS
Frome
France
United State
Japan's Slice Of China To Menace U. S. Cotton Fields
The piece argues the North China regime under Japan will reshape global cotton markets and Asian industrial capacity. It warns that Shantung and Shansi provinces could shift vast cotton production to Japan, threatening U S cotton growers and altering exports, finance and textiles across the region.
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Japan
China
U. S
San Francisco
North China
Yellow River
Georgia
Shantung
United States
India
Kenji Dobhara
Lawrence of
Manchuria
Hope
Shansi
Chahar
Suiyuan
Osaka
Pittsburgh
Sheffield
Jagan
Manchukuo
Britain
Russia
Netherlands
Radio Schedule Highlights from Morning to Night
A dense list of radio program airings across networks NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF WBBM WCCO KMOX and more. Household favorites include music ensembles organists orchestras soloists and dramatic sketches with times ranging from morning to late evening and multiple stations listed for each slot.
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WJZ Weaf Chains
Ione
WABC
KMOX
WBBM
WCCO
Mrs. Wiues of
WJZ
Mary Bial
CBS
Merry Kinadene
WEAF
Natl
Weap Chain
WGST
Helen Wyant
Charlie Boulanger Orch
Weaf Chain
Mente Tucker Orch
WABG
WOC
Wands and Music
Wdz Ain
Jarvis Heller
WJZ Ccain
American School of the Air
Kennedy
Marine Band
WJZ Chain
Herman's
Ward
Muzzy
Wabc West
Mark Warnow Oat
Otto Thurnorch
al Pearce
Sane
Ekelody
Tom Mix
Cahin
Eo Sparnon
Bobby Benson
Sunny Jim
Marv
Small Songs
WEAP
Seth Grabeer
Knox
Mourt and
Marre
Richard Seibert
Jo—Gant
Tim Healy
Unie Ezra
Lum
Abner
Bonke Carter
Kmox Canceris Paradise
WJ2
Chain
Fur Trappers Quartet
Trene Rich
Jessica Peamankie
NGC
Jim Fettis
GBS
Oscar Shaw
WABEM
Elmer Lowden
Bof
James Melton
Frank Munn
WLW
KYW
Irene Dunn
Stuart Aller
Voenist
OX_WECO
Roy Shieldford
Francis xX. Bushman
New York
Inbc
Mills Brothers
Kassel
Orch
IOWA WEDDINGS AND MARRIAGES IN BRIEF
The Independent section reports Hazel Butterfield and Allie H. Edgeton wed at Wesleyan Methodist parsonage in Walker with Rev C. S. Weigel officiating. Edgeton, a lifelong Bushanan county farmer, wed Miss Hazel Kirhcart of Peosta. Wedding notices also detail Burneice Malone and Maxwell Thompson’s Catholic ceremony in Manchester with a Niagara trip planned. Over 100 rural carrier and 50 clerk carrier applications filed in Independence. exam dates set for December 7 for clerk-carrier, rural carrier date pending. There is a closing quip noting no snakes in Hawaii.
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Hazel Butterfield
Allie H. Edgeton
Walker
Wesleyan Methodist Parsonage
C. S. Weigel
F. E. Wells
C S. Weigel
Edgeton
Bushanan County
Quasqueton
William Edgeton
Philander Kirhcart
PeoSta
Independence
Independence Post Office
Primus
Civil Service
Manchester
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Burneice Malone
Wiliam Malone
Maxwell Thompson
Fred Thompson
Lamont
F W McKinley
Margaret Malone
Lloyd Thompson
Mary
Niagara Cave
Iowa
Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Events
George Fry, 69, of 711 B Avenue NE, was fined 10 and costs in police court for intoxication. Caius Thomas, a member, will speak on aviation at Cedar Rapids Air Hawks meeting Friday at 7 pm in the playground basement office at city hall. Anton E Holstedt of Cedar Rapids, who spent two years in Japan as an industrial engineer, will give an illustrated lecture Friday night at 7:45 in the First Baptist church on Japan and Her People. Refreshments will be served.
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George Fry
B Avenue NE
Caius Thomas
Cedar Rapids Air Hawks
Playground
Anton E Holstedt
Cedar Rapids
Japan
First Baptist Church
Vera Stretz Faces Court Amid Courtroom Frenzy
Vera Stretz, accused of murdering Dr Fritz Gebhardt, confronted hundreds in a New York homicide court as an affidavit charging murder was dismissed. She was sent to general sessions to answer an indictment while Judge Otto Rosalsky was ill, delaying proceedings to Friday. Her lawyer, Samuel Leibowitz, sought an early trial with a blue ribbon jury and potential depositions in Germany and Switzerland.
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New York
INS
Vera Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Homicide Court
Otto Rosalsky
Vera
Samuel Leibowitz
Eckstein dies sponsor of Ravinia summer opera in Chicago
Louis Eckstein 70 a Metropolitan Opera director and Ravinia summer opera sponsor died Thursday in Chicago He built wealth in the drug trade Loop real estate and banking and spent about 1 000 000 of his funds backing Ravinia The last season he sponsored was 1931 He is survived by his wife Elsie Snydacker Eckstein born February 10 1865 in Milwaukee
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Chicago
Louis Eckstein
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Ravinia
Eckstein
Continental
Ilinois Bank and Trust Company
Elsie Snydacker Eckstein
Milwaukee
Railroad Board Hearing on Freight Line Application
The Iowa board of railroad commissioners will hold a 9 30 a m hearing in Cedar Rapids at the court house on Schlhck Motor Freight lines plea to operate freight between Cedar Rapids Waverly and intermediate towns daily. Fifteen local shippers are expected to urge approval of the application.
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Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Cedar Rapids
Court House
Schlhck Motor Freight Lines
Waverly
Soviet Pilot Sets Altitude Record in Stratosphere Flight
In Moscow an unnamed Soviet pilot, Vladimir Kokinaki, flew a specially built plane to a height of 13,000 meters 8,073 miles in the stratosphere. The flight used fur clothing and special oxygen gear marking the Soviet Union’s second such venture.
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Moscow
INS
Vladimir Kokinaki
Soviet Union
Two Hart Cab Collide Leaves Minor Bruises
A taxi carrying A S Graham 35 and William Cauldwell 35 from Marion sustained minor bruises after a collision with a truck on Second Avenue at Tenth Street SE at 12:35 am Thursday. Taxi driver W Baird 813 Third Street NW and truck driver Lloyd King 40 of Humboldt were involved. Baird said the truck failed to stop as he approached.
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A S Graham
William Cauldwell
Marion
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
W. Baird
Third Street
Lloyd King
Humboldt
Baird
King
Temperature Dip Brings Snow to Cedar Rapids
Winter arrived in Cedar Rapids in the small hours Thursday with a light snowfall and a sharp temperature drop. The mercury fell from 38 at midnight to 20 by 7 am and only rose to 21 by 10 am and 245 pm under bright skies. Wednesday's high reached 46 at 3 pm, then fell to 40 by 7 pm.
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Cedar Rapids
Maus
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