Russia Sends Gold Bearing Ore To America
Soviet Russia ships gold bearing ore to Tacoma Washington in hopes of building a hard money reserve for American purchases. refined at Tacoma the gold is sold to the U S government for cash and two consignments valued around 1 7 million dollars have arrived or are en route. the ore travels from leningrad to supply sibera mines with by product sales expanding profits via ta coma refineries. the industrial exports corporation ships the ore and Amtorg handles the U S transactions.
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New York
Russia
Tacoma
United Press
United States
Panama Canal
Leningrad
Sibera
Industrial Exports Corporation
Amtorg Corporation
City Briefs and Personal News Highlights
Collateral or co-maker loans feature in notes. Carl L Chipley and Tucille Dawson, Cedar Rapids, wed by Justice A S Reed. Thanksgiving poultry ads urge early reservations at Perleys. Max Roseberry, Center Point, reports a $4 blanket stolen from a car near the Wilson and Company plant. An ad touts Thanksgiving sale prices for turkeys ducks geese and more. Schneelock reports a left turn incident to police. Joe Vopelka, 61, 1213 Third St SE, fainted at Third and Fourteenth Ave SE. condition improved next day. Bob Kubias of Dubuque recovering after appendectomy at St Luke’s. Edgewood No 1 school board buys radio. students hear music appreciation with Walter Damrosch. Mothers’ club and church groups plan offerings for youth work.
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Joe Vopelka
Third Street
St Luke's Hospital
Fourteenth Avenue
Vopelkas
Edgewood No. 1
Walter Damrosch
Mothers’ Club
Montreal Cabaret Girl Is Convicted
Montreal AP reports red haired entertainer Lillian Morel also known as Dolores Lopez was convicted of manslaughter in the death of bond salesman William Owen who bled to death from a knife wound in an apartment on October 5 Miss Morel claimed self defense saying Owen throttled her but the sentence was not yet announced.
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Montreal
Lillian Morel
Willam Owen
Miss Morel
Dolores Lopez
Billy
Owen
Arrest Brother of Russ Columbo
Albert Columbo, brother of singer Russ Columbo who was killed earlier, was arrested in San Francisco on a federal grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to violate internal revenue laws.
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San Francisco
Albert Columbo
Russ Columbo
Bicycle Collision Injures John Smith in City Intersection
John Smith of 1333 Fifth Street NW suffered bruises to his left leg and shoulder after a bicycle collided with an automobile driven by Henry Schneelock of 1135 Avenue NE at Third Street and Second Avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
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John Smith
Fifth Street
Henry Schneelock
Avenue NE
Third Street
Second
Stunt Night at First Presbyterian Bible School
The annual stunt night program hosted by First Presbyterian Bible School classes and groups will be held in the chapel Friday evening November 23 at 7 30. The event is supervised by the young people’s work director with cooperation from the girls’ and other groups.
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First Presbyterian Bible School
Miss Brophy Leaves City After Christmas Seal Talks
Miss Frances Brophy assistant educational director of the National Tuberculosis association and formerly with the Iowa Tuberculosis association left Wednesday after several days in the city conferring with the local Christmas seal sale committee. She lives in New York City.
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Frances Brophy
National Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Old-Time Vehicle Parade Staged Friday At Noon
A Friday parade on Cedar Rapids streets during luncheon hour features tandem bikes old cars hansom cabs and other antique vehicles. The Gay Nine ties parade by the Bowery Fol lies from the Iowa theater will showcase the entries and owners may contact theater management for entry and receive a pair of passes.
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Cedar Rapids
Four More Arrested In $54 000 Swindle
CHICAGO AP Four more men are in police custody in a $54 000 bank swindle probe, bringing total suspects to nine. The arrests followed raids on the offices of Dave Barry, a former boxing referee, and the W H Ehlers Investment Co. Otto Van Derck, 23, a bank clerk, confessed to the scheme.
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Chicago
Frank
James
Philip Bianca
Ray Campagne
Dave Barry
W. H. Ehlers Investment Company
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank
Otto van Derck
Hunch Said No Paint Job Saves Steeplejack
Augusta sheriffs report C W Beland a steeplejack credited a premonition with saving his life. He avoided painting the highest church steeple and soon afterward fell from a three foot ladder injuring shoulder and arm. In Mechanicsville Kathryn Foley funeral service held at St Marys Catholic church with burial in local cemetery. Miss Foley born Oct 29 1876 Cedar county daughter of Dennis and Julia Foley survived by sister Mrs W M Garnett and brother John Foley plus nieces and nephews.
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Augusta
C. W Beland
Mechanicsville
Kathryn Foley
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Frenchen
Miss Foley
Cedar County
Dennis
Julia Foley
W. M. Garnett
Fairfax
John Foley
Marcus
Internal Piles Remedy HEM-ROID Promoted by May Drug Co
Sufferers are urged to use HEM-ROID tablets as an internal, harmless remedy for itching bleeding or protruding piles. The ad claims piles stem from blood congestion in the lower bowel and promises to remove the cause, stimulate circulation, and restore the affected parts with a money back guarantee. May Drug Co endorses the product and urges purchase today.
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Leonhardt
Drug Co
Relief Jobs To Be Extended Says Roosevelt To Mayors
President Roosevelt informed the United States Conference of Mayors in Chicago that recovery efforts have produced substantial results and that Congress will likely consider extending relief jobs and related projects. He urged cooperative teamwork among federal, state, and local governments to address unemployment relief public works unemployment insurance old age pensions and housing for city governments.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Annual Assembly of the
United States Conference of Mayors
Will Rogers Says Dispatch on Wall Street Brigade
Beverly Hills column relays Will Rogers quip about marching down Pennsylvania Avenue with Wall Street, noting the fame of public figures and the quick news cycle for crime stories, reflecting 1934 press humor.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Smethey Butler
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Fights For Release Of President Film Labeled Dangerous
Walter Waneger, independent producer, vows a fight to release his political film The President Vanishes after Will Hays deems it dangerous. Hays banned the film despite Breen clearing it. The story shows the President kidnapped on the eve of war. Waneger, formerly associated with Greta Garbo projects, produced Gabriel Over the White House.
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Hollywood
Walter Waneger
H. Hays
Hays
Joseph I. Breen
Waneger
Wanger
Greta Garbo
Gabriel
White House
PWA Strikes New Blow At Huey Long Empire
The Washington Post reports the federal government canceled a $4 million low cost housing project in New Orleans. The Public Works Board voted to halt the slum clearance after plans and a survey had been completed as part of a broader push against Huey Long's Louisiana influence.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Huey Long
Louisiana
New Orleans
the Post
Long
Public Works Board
Low Hanging Smoke Blamed for Ship Collision on Lake Huron
Captain Alec McIntyre cited low hanging smoke, not fog, as the cause of the head on crash that sank the W. C. Franz off Thunder Island in Lake Huron. Four crewmen died, one injured, as federal officials questioned survivors from the Franz and the Edward E. Loomis.
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Port Huron
Mich
INS
Alec McIntyre
W. C. Franz
Lake Huron
Thunder Island
Edward E. Loomis
Frank Granville
Ontario
Joe Longridge
Hugh Woodchuck
Toronto
Norman Matthews
Cook
A. M. McGinnes
Franz
Grinnell appoints Hawk to lead community chest drive
Grinnell Ruppert Hawk a school teacher and local attorney was named chairman of the Grinnell community chest drive by the Chamber of Commerce Hawk said Wednesday about 3500 dollars will be raised this year up from 3000 last year by the group-led effort initiated to fund local charities and projects.
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Grinnell
Rupert Hawk
Grinnell Community Chest Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Hawk
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Agin Stabling
Aker
Cassidy
NEA Service Inc
Wes, the
Morris Plan
Carl L Chipley
Tucille Dawson
Justice A S. Reed
Perleys
Max Roseberry
Center Point
Roseberry
Wilson and Company Packing Plant
Schneelock
Bob” Kubias
Robert
Myers-Cox Tobacco Company
Dubuque
St. Lukes Hospital
Bob
Charles Rubins
Third Avenue SE
Noxzema
Haley Dent Store
Sllan’s Dent
Podzinek Pharmacies
Nemmners Drug Store
Kanealy and Beeziey
Deuce
Dept
Milleries
Tve
Department Stores
Miss Brophy
U. S
Will Rogers
Will
PWA
Huey
Dany
Coffee
BOKAR
McIneyre
Loomis
Grove
Sunnyfield
Pillsbury
Bisquick Mn
Morrell
Carton
SRAND
Crisco
C. Rk
UNES
Whitehouse Milk
Texas
Sunkist
Michigan
Ife
Hormel
Scott Co
Hills Bros. Coffee
del Monte
Munich
Marvin
Beenery
Hamilton
Sauerkra
Ann Page
Sic
Maxwell House Coffee
del Monte Coffee
BUY
First Avenue E
Windsor
Aloin
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