JAYS NEW DEAL ECONOMICS FITS NATIONS IDEAL
Donald R. Richberg, executive director of the national emergency council, says the New Deal aims to harmonize economic and political planning for self government. He warns that without permanent job opportunities, shorter hours and higher wages alone won’t solve unemployment.
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Boston
Donald R. Richberg
National Emergency Council
New England
United States
America
Richberg
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
National Recovery Administration
Labor Rights and Coercion in Union Organizing Debate
The text argues that coercive labor organizing can come from more than employers and warns against revolutionary groups using terror to control workers. It discusses protecting genuine unions from coercion by employers and other organized forces while addressing racketeering that exploits labor.
Refund of 1922 fine and costs in minor cigarette case
D. L. Condon appealed from a $25 fine plus $27.95 costs paid March 27, 1922 in Justice Lightner's court for selling cigarets to a minor. The case was dismissed in 1924 for lack of evidence. He obtained an order from Judge Ring to recover the money from the county auditor's unclaimed funds.
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D. L. Condon
District Court
G. S. Lightner
Condon
H. C. Ring
County Auditor's Office
Deaths Fay W. Davis World War veteran
Fay W. Davis 219 Third Street SW died at 10 pm Thursday after a long illness. Born December 21, 1892 in Central City Iowa he lived in the area most of his life except seven years in Newhall. Survived by wife two sons Dale Roy at home three sisters and six brothers. Member of John Ward McGranahan Post No 167 American Legion Newhall. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Turner chapel with military rites at Oak Hill cemetery Central City. Friends may call.
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Fay W. Davis
Third Street
Central City
Iowa
Newhall
Avife
Dale
Roy
H.A. Stickney
Alex Evans
Luzerne
Harold Moore
Oskaloosa
Frank
Williston
N. D
Fred
Jesup
Hadley
Leo
Oscar
Caledonia
Minn
Conrad, Davis
Cedar Rapids
Davis
John Ward McGranahan
American Legion of
Turner Chapel
Dwight Krumholtz
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eight-year-old Nancy Blaise Dies After Short Illness
Nancy Blaise eight daughter of Karl P. and Mrs. Blaise of Cedar Rapids died at home at 8 a m Friday after a brief illness. Born in Davenport on July 12 1926 she had lived in Cedar Rapids five years and attended Johnson school third grade. Survived by parents two sisters Barbara and Elizabeth and grandmother Mrs Emma K Blaise former Des Moines city finance commissioner. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Nancy Blaise
Karl P. Blaise
Eighteenth Street
Blaise
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Johnson School
Barbara
Elizabeth
Emma K. Blaise
Des Moines
Turner Chapel
Mrs Anna Chalfant Rites Set In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna Chalfant died Friday morning after a long illness at a local hospital. Born February 2, 1860 in Independence Town she married H G Chalfant in 1886 who died in 1907. She lived in Cedar Rapids 44 years belonged to St Pauls Methodist Church 48 years survived by two sisters Mrs Champion and Miss Augusta E Longnecker of Lake City Illinois funeral at Turner chapel 3 p.m. Saturday Rev A A Brooks officiating burial in Oak Hill Cemetery
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Anna Chalfant
Lake City
Tll
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Oak Hill Cemetery
Births in Mercy Hospitalannounce multiple newborns
Born to Mr and Mrs McMahan a son at Mercy hospital on Nov 21. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hagen at Mercy hospital on Nov 22. A daughter named Constance Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Le Roux at Mercy on Nov 22. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charipar at Mercy on Nov 19.
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Joseph McMahan
First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
William Hagen
Thirty-third Street
L. J. le Roux
Mount Vernon Avenue
A. J Charipar
K_ street
Constance Ann
League Committee Agrees on Chaco Peace Plan
The League of Nations assembly Chaco committee reached full accord on an amended plan to end the Chaco Boreal war. Paraguay's demand for demobilization led to removing a neutral zone and creating a 300 kilometer no-fortification buffer, with US and Brazil named to supervise hostilities cessation.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Chaco
League
Chaco Boreal
Paraguay
City Briefs and Personal Notices Highlight Local Events
Firemen tackled a chimney blaze at Mrs. F. Fowler’s home on Sixth Avenue SE. St. Ludmila’s bazaar runs November 26 to 28 at the church basement. A 1931 Plymouth coupe was reported stolen near Wilson and Bowling SW. Col. J. Alfred Moss visited Cedar Rapids and the 349th Infantry HQ. Bankruptcy filings include William D. Roberts with $1,092 debts and $3,700 assets. Deserter A C Reinking’s hearing set after his former wife’s petition. Local ads promote Thanksgiving meat specials and Want Ads for cash.
Navy recruitment officer reassigned to San Diego ship duty
L. Du Four, a Navy recruiting officer in Cedar Rapids for two years and four months, has been ordered to leave on November 30 and report to San Diego California for assignment to a Navy ship. He will travel by car with his wife, Mrs. Du Four.
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L. du Four
Navy
Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Calif
du Four
California
Marion man reports car crash injures companion
Elwood Freese of Marion told police that his car collided with a machine driven by George H. Owen Jr. at Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue SW on Thursday afternoon. Freese said Louis Freese, riding with him, suffered bruises on his right shoulder.
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Elwood Freese
Marion
George H. Owen, Jr
Avenue NW
Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Louis Freese
Friendly Strollers Hike at Ivanhoe Bridge Sunday
The Friendly Strollers plan a Sunday afternoon hike to Ivanhoe bridge with a Plaza meet at 2 30. Participants should bring lunch and car owners will pick up those without rides. Emma Schillig Carl Schillig and Sylvester Lattimer will lead. all interested in such an organization are invited.
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Ivanhoe Bridge
Emma Schillig
Carl Schillig
Sylvester Lattimer
Speeding fine and multiple parking offenses recorded
R. E. McLellan of Davenport was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court Friday for speeding. Fines of 2 dollars and costs for parking offenses were paid by Mrs H Cedric Hahn 1731 Bever avenue SE Wilbur Jackson 1401 Fifth avenue SE Henry M Files 2155 Blake boulevard SE Fred Gersh 609 Fourth avenue SE and R W Boegel 432 Thirty-third street NE.
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R. E. McLellan
Davenport
H Cedric Hahn
Bever Avenue
Wilbur Jackson
Fifth Avenue
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
Fred Gersh
Fourth Avenue
R. W.boegel
Thirty-third Street
France Hears Russia Offers Aid For War Budget Debate
In a legislative session, Archimbaud touts Russia as a future ally saying a strong Russian army could back France against Germany. Col Fabry and others warn of Germany's 600,000 in barracks and heavy fortifications, urging increased enlistment and a robust army defense strategy. Officials question any military Franco-Russian accord, noting no firm agreement exists.
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Mittee
France
Russia
Germany
Archimbaud
Hitler
Europe
Jean Fabry
Fabry
Gages
Joint Army Would Number 20 Million
Paris reports a Franco Soviet entente would mobilize nearly 20 million men in war. France fields about 600000 with 6000000 reserves, Russia over 800000 with 15000000 reserves. Germany has 100000 with a million reserves, while claims arise that Germany could field more than five million.
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Paris
Ins
France
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Oklahoma Hen Predicts War Egg Forecast in Oklahoma
W M Biggs, owner of a filling station in Rush Springs, said a hen laid an egg with the message War Nov 29 inscribed in the shell. He noted the letters are clear and has already refused $10 for the egg.
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Rush Springs
Okla
W. M. Biggs
Biggs
Reichsbishop Mueller suspends push for total church centralization
Berlin reports Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller abandoned efforts to centralize the Evangelical church. He issued decrees restoring autonomy to the Prussian church, drawing criticism as unconstitutional and signaling a stay in the push for state church unification. He keeps readership of both Prussian and Reich churches.
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Berlin
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller Friday
Evangelical Church
Singer from Iowa City Performs Jenny Lind Program
Mrs. Onabelle Ellett of Iowa City presented a Jenny Lind recital at Mrs. Guy Miller’s home, assisted by Mrs. Maude Whedon Smith. The program opened with Italian arias and included Mendelssohn and Bach oratorios, Swedish folk songs, and German lyrics. Tea for about 75 attendees followed, with the First division of the Priscilla guild sponsoring.
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Onabelle Ellett
Iowa City
Jenny Lind
Guy Miller
Edward Magnus
Maude Whedon Smith
Donizetti
Bellini
Mendelssohn
Bach
Solveig
Waldemar Thrane
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Keyes
F. S. Skinner
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Prairie Chapel Church Homecoming Marks Sixtieth Anniversary
A large crowd is expected for Prairie Chapel church homecoming celebrating 60 years. Former pastors Rev James Baltz, Rev 8S Smith, Rev E C Allen, and Rev J P Van Horne will speak. Frank Plummer and volunteers give talks. welcome by Rev H M Thomas. response by J A Napier. Music by mixed quartet and choir. solos by Darrell Gillmore and Madeline Batchelor. Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, picnic at noon, afternoon service at 2.
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Prairie Chapel
James Baltz
Mount Vernon
H. M. Thomas
J. A. Napier
Jordans Grove
Darrell Gillmore
Madeline Batchelor
Local News in Marion Delivers Birth Prize and Club Plans
Iva Lee Erwin a Milford New Jersey girl and Marion native winner of a nationwide beauty contest. The piece notes her parents Roscoe Stevens and Harley Erwin and the Erwin household. Community briefs include Thanksgiving ads and relief grants from a Marion unemployment committee to nine churches.
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Iva Lee Erwin
William Erwin
Milford
N. J
Marion
Tains
Roscoe Stevens
Harley Erwin
Citizens’ Unemployment Relief Committee
Commercial Bank
Rainbow for Girls Initiation and Holiday Events
Marion stockyards hosts prize events while Masons and Eastern Stars invite attendance at the Rainbow for Girls initiation Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic hall Cedar Rapids. Arthur Bakke of Ames visits Wallace home. Bakke leads Four H Girls state activities. Thanksgiving service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Christian church with Rev John M Walters preaching.
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Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Bakke
Ames
James J. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Bakke
Christian Church
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
$40,000 Paid to Free 1933 Kidnap Victim in Vain
Rhode Island court disclosed that $40,000 raised by Walsh relatives to secure Daniel L. Walsh’s release was handed to a mysterious intermediary at the Copley Plaza hotel in Boston in 1933. Walsh, a Rhode Island rum runner, vanished January 31, 1938, and has not been seen since.
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Providence
R. I
Daniel L. Walsh
Rhode Island
State Supreme Court
Walsh
Copley Plaza
Boston
Charges Dismissed Against Miss Clarke
A homicide charge against Ruby Clarke of Nyack New York was dismissed after three infants bodies were found in a trunk linked to her. Clarke, a former school teacher, had been held without bail since she returned from an upstate hunting trip when detectives found no evidence tying her to the infant deaths.
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Brooklyn
N. YY
Ruby Clarke
Nyack
N. Y
Clarke
Upstate Newace
David
Hirshfield
Misa Clarke
Pinero the British Playwright Dies at 79 in London
Sir Arthur Pinero 79, renowned playwright, died Friday in a nursing home after an operation. Born in London May 24 1855 he shifted from law to theater becoming a prolific author whose works include The Second Mrs Tanqueray and His House in Order. He was knighted by King Edward in 1909.
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Arthur Pinero
Pinero
Pinerd
Theater Royal
Edinburgh
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Miss Gwilt
Globe Theater
England
Daisy’s
Sece
Mrs. Tanqueray
Amae Zons
King Edward
Entente News Surprises Washington Officials
Washington officials were surprised by a French Russian announcement in the chamber of deputies that Soviet Russia would place its army at France's disposal in case of a Franco German war. The State Department had not expected the entente to reach this stage. Officials linked the move to Germany’s reluctance to join the Eastern Locarno pact proposed by France and Russia.
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Washington
INS
Russia
France
State Department
Prise
Geremany
France Russia entente sparks German regret in Berlin
Berlin officials express regret over the French chamber statement claiming a military entente with Russia. They view it as saber rattling aimed at Germany, noting Saar plebiscite implications and declining French influence in the Balkans as context.
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Berlin
INS
Chamber of Deputies
France
Russia
Exposition Building Collapse Kills Several in Brussels
A framehouse at the Brussels Exposition Building collapsed causing multiple deaths and injuries Friday. Rescue teams searched the debris as emergency services battled to reach trapped workers. Authorities urged caution as investigators assess the cause and scope of the disaster.
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Brussels
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