200000 More Reds to Battle Japanese
Chinese communists were ordered to move 200000 more troops from Thursday to North China to halt the Japanese advance. Japanese claims of Russian assistance surfaced as the war widened with air raids on Soochow Ningpo Nangchow and Chenghi and troop movements toward Manchukuo.
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Shanghai
China
Kiangs
Hopeh
Shantung Province
Vasiliy Gatents-Bluecher
Soviet
Russia
Siberian
Chaumont
Chefoo
Tsingtao
Manila
Tientsin
Tsangchow
Techow
Tientsin-Pukow
United Press
Manchukuo
Soochow
Ningpo
Nangchow
Chenghi
Funeral notices and legal notice from Linn County
Funeral services announced for W M Kieck, Mr Kieck died after long illness in Springfield Nebraska. Miss Mary Kment dies at 58 after long illness in Cedar Rapids. Ralph Vosmek services set. burial in Bohemian National cemetery with military honors. Original court notice in Linn County Iowa outlines Mildred Zehner vs Henry Ely et al seeking judgment and mortgage foreclosure on Ridgewood Cedar Rapids property. defendants warned to appear by November 1, 1937.
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W M. Kieck
E. G. Kieck
Blake Terrace
Springfield
Neb
Kieck
Mary Kment
Cedar Rapids
Barta
Frank Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ralph Vosmek
Turner Chapel
Joseph Bren
Bohemian National Cemetery
District Court of
Linn County
Mildred Zichner
Henry 8
Reat Estate Morte Rane
Henry S_ Ely
May K_ Ely
George Hi Ainsile
Mildred Schaefer
Morteage
Recorder
Linn
Ridgewood
Iowa
Maiitus
Henry
Ely
May K Ely
Court House
Marion Social Notes and Movements Across Town
Marion residents report home moves and visits including the Flacks leasing 525 Sixth Street to the Marchants of Cedar Rapids and planned ten day relocation. Luncheon guests included Mildred Titus and Mary Buzza.
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Frank W. Flacks
Maurice
Frank
Cedar Rapids
525
Sixth Street
D. C. Marchant
Marion
Fred Lang
Mildred Titus
Mary Buzza
Local Social Roundup From Cedar Rapids Marion and Des Moines
Miss Nellie Fuhrmeister and others from Cedar Rapids attend social events in Marion and Dallas area. Marion Boy Scouts plan 7 30 p m meeting at First National bank. Family visits include James Cline in Bellevue after Des Moines and Omaha trips. Hospital report notes William Achey’s St Luke’s operation.
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Nellie Fuhrmeister
Clara Fuhrmeister
Cedar Rapids
H. W. Erwin
Lada Dougherty
Marion
The
Boy Scouts
First National Bank
Co. A. Cline
James
Bellevue
Neb
Des Moines
Omaha
W. H. Crichton
William E. Achey
St. Luke’s Hospital
New Sex Movies Release For Home Projectors
Hollywood reports a new type of sexy motion picture for home projectors is ready for release. The Hollywood Reporter notes several producers have placed on the market sixteen titles for home viewing.
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Hollywood
The
Hollywood Reporter
Trade Journal
Nudist Film Rentals Target Private Showings Market
A trade paper describes millimeter nude films with titles like The Nudist Nuts and Neptune's Daughter. Rentals range from $4 to $25 for a so called super feature. Private showings at parties or homes place these films outside Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association oversight. Producers claim the works are art and offer rentals to art classes.
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Neptune
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Haegg Awarded Three Sewer Jobs By City Council
The Haegg Construction company was awarded three sewer jobs after bids showed them the lowest. The projects cover Wilson Avenue SW, 1 Street SW, and Twenty sixth Avenue SW with values of 1671, 630, and 840 dollars respectively. A fourth section on Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE was delayed due to low bidders not yet determined.
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Haegg Construction Company
Wilson Avenue
Twenty Sixth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE
Dan Christensen
Gjellefald Construction Faces Monday Settlement Talks
Gjellefald Construction of Charles City remains tied on the matter with a settlement to be ironed out before Monday. Local officials and the company are expected to present positions as negotiations proceed.
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Gjellefald Construction Company
Charles City
Eichers Host Democratic Rally in Washington
About 35 party workers from eleven counties of the First district attended a Democratic rally at the Washington Country Club. Rep. Edward C. Eicher and Mrs. Eicher hosted the event and spoke on farm and labor legislation pending, plus judicial reform.
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Washington
Washington Country Club
Edward C. Eicher
Eicher
William
Hart Iowa district committee members speak briefly
Officials from Hart and surrounding communities presented short remarks. County representatives included Mrs Everett Ferguson Mec hanicsville Cedar Ray Wells Burlington Des Moines Herman Elgar Mt. Pleasant Henry Frank S. Hite Marengo Judge J P Gaffney Williamsburg and others from Fairfield Jefferson Solon Johnson Fort Madison Lee Muscatine Muscatine county and Washington counties.
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Muscatine
Muscatine County
Harry Dye
Washington
Washington County
Japan Sends More Troops to Manchukuo
Tokyo dispatch reports heavy military reinforcements being sent from Japan to Manchukuo, the puppet empire on the Asian continent.
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London
INS
Japan
Manchukuo
Nippon
Asiatic
Reuter
Tokio
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Springville
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California
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Savanna
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Chicago
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Chester
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