Windsor Wind in Desire 10 Visit America
The government permits the Duke of Windsor and his American born duchess to visit the United States, aiming to quell rumors of a possible return to Britain. Observers see the move as easing constitutional tension after abdication and opening a path for discussions on labor, housing, and future roles.
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Windsor
Wind IN Desire
America
London
Duke of Windsor
United States
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Toplec
Per
Duke
Paris
Germany
Thomas H Carter
George VI
Faiy
William M Leiserson
United States Mediation Board
Lefferson
Investigates Death Of Aged Elberon Man
Local authorities probe the death of an elderly resident in Elberon. An initial inquiry into cause and circumstances is underway, with routine coroner procedures pending and neighbors noting the quiet nature of the deceased.
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Elberon
Mrs Sarah Slocum Dies After 76 Years In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs Sarah Slocum died at her home 1422 Sixth Street NW after a life as a Volunteer with the Women’s Benefit Car Association where she served as past president. She was a Civil War veteran widow of Willer T Slocum. Surviving: three children E E Slocum and Albert E Slocum of Cedar Rapids, Mrs A D Vaughan of Los Angeles, two sisters Mrs Samuel O Brine of Cedar Rapids and Mrs E E Welborn of Eugene Oregon, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Beatty chapel 10 am, Rev J T Stewart and the W R C to officiate. Pallbearers will be American Legion members. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Shaye 7 to 9 pm Wednesday.
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Sarsh
United Brethren Church
Eigh Cestary
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies Benefit Association
E EE
Albert E. Slocum
Cedar Rapids
A D Vaughan
Los Angeles
Calif
Airs Samuel O Brine
Ceder Rapids
E. E. Welborn
Eugene
Ore
Beatty Chapel
J.T Stewart
American Legion
Oak Hill
Shaye
Mae E McClintock obituary in Linn county Iowa
Mrs Mae E McClintock wife of O B McClintock died at the residence ten miles north of Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Born May 31 1883 in Washington township she lived in Linn county all her life. Survived by three brothers Henry Oliphant Tobias and Peter Oliphant and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Turner chapel 2 p m Wednesday conducted by Elder W C Wilson of Toddville burial in Oliphant cemetery. flowers optional.
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Mae E. McClintock
O B. McClintock
Cedar Rapids
Washington Township
Linn County
Vinton
O. B. McClintock
Henry Oliphant
Tobias
Otter Creek
Peter Oliphant
California
Turner Chapel
W. C Wilson
Toddville
Oliphant
Jerome A Fackler Obituary Notice
Jerome A Fackler father of Mrs Edward E Earl of Cedar Rapids died Sunday. He lived in Glenwood where he resided most of his life near Fly Der at IBTO. Funeral and burial details to be announced locally.
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Jerome U Fackler
Edward E. Earl
Fly der
Ibto
Court House News Item From Mount Vernon Cemetery Sale
A court record notes a Mount Vernon man identified as Mite Irs re or similar name involved in a firearm incident near a cenar Hap dts re. a cemetery perpetual care fund note shows S50 bid and 52 tokens referenced.
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Mite
Mount Vernen
Cenar
Royrera
Compromise Reached In Railway Wage Dispute
Five major railroad brotherhoods signed contracts granting 44 cents daily wage increases for trainmen firemen switchmen engineers and conductors retroactive to October 1 raising annual earnings about 66 percent for some workers and adding roughly 35 million to railroad budgets.
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Eminicres Cimanxing Lvea
Med Zior Gelway
Bic
H. A. Enochs
Carriers’ Conference Committee
Sony
Status of Edric Greaves Pondered by Polk County Officials
Polk County officials weighed Edric Greaves status as Governor Kraschel halted allocations to Polk County. Three Kreell court counts and a mandamus action framed the session. The meeting aimed to determine if state funds should flow to the county for commissioners.
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Edric Greaves
Carl Burkman
Yeacon Wkry
Polk County
Mandamus
Steamnet
IERA
Flyer's fatal stunt at Cedar Rapids air show shocks crowd
James Christman 41, Muscatine airport manager known as Smilin Jim, died when his Cessna failed to recover from a double snap roll during Hanford Post air show. Spectators watched as the plane nosed into the ground injuring others. Christman died instantly. The show proceeded despite the tragedy and tributes followed, with Christman’s family and colleagues remembering his flying career and a prior son’s death in a 18-year-old accident last year.
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James “ Smilin
Jum” Christman
Muscatine
Wiley Posts
Kingsford-Smiths
Cedar Rapids
Hanford Post
Chrisman
Chrisman. “Smilin
Jim
Christman
R. E. Munden
Linn
Alunden
Jim Christman
Lloyd
M. C Cox
Los Angeles
Calif
Mike
Cox
Roosevelt urges early action on crop control in Minnesota stop
President Roosevelt urged passage of surplus crop control legislation at the earliest moment during a Grand Forks stop. He signaled a possible special session, noted arid land use goals, and cited Farm program aims to help farmers and the nation. Senator Gerald Page backed Roosevelt, and Roosevelt spoke later in Fargo before heading to Chicago.
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Grand Forks
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
John H. Clarke
Fair Grounds
Fort Peck Dam
Mont
Thomases
Grand Fork
Gerald Page
N.D
Auburn And Tulane In Scoreless Tie In New Orleans
Auburn and Tulane battled to a scoreless tie on heavy turf in a Southeastern Conference showdown in New Orleans. The game, postponed from Saturday, extended neither team’s conference blemish.
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Auburn
Tulane
NEW Orleans
Chest Pledges Reach Sixty Two Thousand on 2nd Report
Community Chest workers reported $62,127.32 pledged, two-thirds of the $93,788 goal. National stores led by R V Zimmerman topped $3,306.65 toward a $3,360 quota as Cedar Rapids divisions eclipsed targets.
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Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
R. V. Zimmerman
Glenn Wood
National Stores
Cedar Rapids
Zoe Varney
Lapes
Zia Hesser
W. J. Barron
Dora Jeffrey
Gladys Chord
Third Avenue
Third Street SE
Russell Knapp
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
Knapp
Burkhalter
Dwight Lupton
Walter F. Grady
John W. Miller
Raymond Coward
Ray Ashlock
Ed Misak
Herbert Levin
Dr. J. S MecQuiston
Karl Blaise
Mondey
General Insurance
Jack Shepard
Lfe Insurance Group
R. H. Pickford
Chester Johnson
Mercantile
PWA Shifts to Regional Offices to Lead Heavy Works Program
Public Works Administration plans regional offices in Portland New York Chicago Atlanta Omaha Fort Worth and San Francisco to oversee 2 980 projects valued at about 1 987 billion dollars while state offices close by month end. Harold Ickes said regional centers will take over after Nov 1 with 6 822 PWA workers reduced for economy and loans halted under a Roosevelt order.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Public Works
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
Portland
Ore
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Omaha
Fort Worth
San Francisco
Ickes
Roosevelt
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Methodist action on O Bri an not an ultimatum
Sioux City AP report states Northwest Iowa Methodist conference did not demand a pastorate or remove Dr. R E O Brians ministerial office. The action urged he relocate at his request within two years, with possible deprivation of office if he refuses or if conduct is deemed unministerial. State librarian John Dennison accompanied him.
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Sioux City
G. Bromley Oxnam
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Robert E. O'Brian
Oxnam
R. E. O'Brian
O'Brian
Dr. O'Brian
State Library Commission
Bishop Lewis
Rotary Club
John Dennison
Court delays ruling on Black challenge
The Brandeis event included warm greetings as Mrs. Black and Mrs. Hughes chatted and shared smiles. After court, Mrs. Black anticipated a trip to Birmingham, Alabama, on Tuesday while her three year old daughter Josephine stayed with relatives during their recent European visit.
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Brandeis
Mrs. Black
Mrs. Hughes
Josephine
Kraschel attacks editorial hypocrisy at Polk County rally
Governor Nels Kraschel denounces editorial hypocrisy and pledges to use public funds for pension relief. He questions the Greater Iowa program and accuses Kraschel of aiming to politicize the $500 000 emergency conservation fund. Muntz says he can prove the misconduct and seeks court action.
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Iowa
Nels Kraschel
Polk County Old Age Pension Leaguers
Kraschel
Nels
Otto Muntz
Greater Iowa Committee
Muntz
Greater Iowa Commission
Green presses for pro labor unity and anti isms stance
In a speech promoting democratic procedure and collaboration between organized labor and employers, Green urges reducing industrial conflict while opposing fascism and communism. An internal purge follows as Charles F Howard faces credential challenges from the Carpenters union. Howard, CI president, plans to appeal to the credential committee.
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Green
Charles F Howard
Carpenters’ Union
Howard
Internations Typographical Union
Weaving motorist fined for reckless driving
H. W. Wahl, 54, of route 2 Cedar Rapids, was fined $100 at costs in police court Monday for reckless driving. He was arrested at 9 20 p m Sunday on Twelfth avenue and Third street SE after police followed him from Fifteenth avenue and Seventh street SE.
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H. W. Wahl
Route 2
Dar Rapids
Twelfth Avenue
Third Sire SE
Fifteenth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
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