Kaltenborn Urges Sportsmanlike Politics in U S
After observing Europe, H. V. Kaltenborn urges free speech and non violence in American politics. He cites friendly exchanges between Farley and Hamilton and calls for ballots over bullets while warning Spain's civil war and Fascist regimes. He labels the electoral college a relic and praises cross border radio conferences as a model for diplomacy.
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Europe
Spain
H. V. Kaltenborn
America
Cedar Rapids Town Hall
St. Paul’s Church
United States
Kaltenborn
Jim Farley
John D. M. Hamilton
Democratic
Reublican
Holland
Palestine
Terre Haute
Earl Browder
Russia
Browder
France
Great Britain
London
Paris
Washington, D. C
Iowa Judge Backs California Style Judicial Appointment
District Judge James P. Gaffney urged Iowa adopt California’s appointment system instead of popular election. He spoke before the Iowa City Rotary Club on Thursday advocating the reform.
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Iowa City
James P. Gaffney
California
Iowa
Gaffney
Rotary Club
Broiled Peach Halves Highlighted In Nancy Page Menu
Nancy Page recalls a luncheon scene where two women praise a chicken loaf with light celery and almonds, succotash, and hot toasted Parker House rolls. The centerpiece is broiled peach halves filled with pineapple and brown sugar, a bragged about dish with a hint of cinnamon. Page mentions adapting the idea with canned fruit and plans to experiment with bananas and candied ginger. A new autumn luncheon menu leaflet is requested via Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Parker House
Nancy
Nancy Page
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Petition Seeks Free Oiling of D Street SW
Property owners on D street SW between Sixteenth and Eighteenth avenues petitioned the city council for free oiling, arguing they paid for oil that was removed during street grading. Mayor Hahn noted oil was a temporary dust control and grading would not be stopped for oil.
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D Street
Sixteenth
Eighteenth Avenues
Frank K. Hahn
New Civil Actions Filed at Elkader October Term
Fifty nine new civil actions are filed for the October term of district court opening Monday with Judge H E Taylor presiding. Included are eight divorce petitions, four others, and related filings in Elkader.
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Elkader
District Court
H. E. Taylor
Waukon
Docket Includes Civil, Criminal and Probate Actions
The docket shows two rent collection suits, eighteen notes totaling 7228.96, nine foreclosure actions totaling 22985.22, seven account suits 845.84 and four damage suits 2100. It lists five criminal cases including Albert Cornwell charged with murder, plus Burmeister burglary, Bahls DUI, Fred liquor, and Elmer Frederick disorderly conduct.
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Albert Cornwell
Dan Shines
Herman Burmeister
William Bahls
Fred
Elmer Frederick
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Japan
China
Manchuria
Rible
Associated Press
Smith
Landon
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Independent Coalition of American Women
Carnegie Hall
Alf M. Landon
Licerr? & Myers Tosaccs
Florence la Ganke
Ask
Onstelm
Florsheim
Armstrong
Chesterfield
Wilson
Franklin, Roosevelt
McKinley
St. Pat’s
Immaculate Conception
Spalding
Converse
Winchester
Remington
Win
Daisy Air Rifles
Armstrong’s Sports Goods
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