Denial of sighting of missing sea plane near Azores
Maj. J Nelson Kelly at Floyd Bennett Airport said no advices of wreckage from a ship sighting the missing American Nurse had been received. Roosevelt Field also reported no advices. Earlier Mrs Newcomer said wreckage had been sighted off the Azores by the ship Juno.
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Floyd Bennett Airport
N. Y
J. Nelson Kelly
Roosevelt Field
Williamsport
Edna Word
Azores
New York
Newcomer
Juno
Mary McCormic and Prince Deny Rift
In Los Angeles Mary McCormic opera singer and her husband Prince Serge Mdivani appeared together at a hotel and denied a reported separation stating there were no quarrels or disagreements.
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Los Angeles
Mary McCormic
Serge Mdivani
Day in Russia formula of work and reward
A quotation attributed to Emil Ludwig frames Russian policy as a ratio of effort and consumption. The saying suggests increased work yields greater food, purchases, and enjoyment, reflecting a meritocratic rhetoric embedded in economic thought.
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Russia
Emil Ludwig
Quarantine Case Reported Last Month
The assistant health officer told the city council that only one quarantine case occurred last month. The department spent $2,815.85 and collected 3,384 tons of garbage.
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Sistant
Thursa
Anniversary Held at Davenport Church Marks Fifty Years
The Rev. Arthur A. Brooks pastor of St. Paul’s Methodist church spoke at Davenport Neb to mark the church’s 50th anniversary. The current building was erected during his first pastorate after seminary. He spoke Wednesday and was to appear Thursday before returning to Cedar Rapids Saturday.
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Arthur A. Brooks
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mr. Brooks
Cedar Rapids
S S S Tonic Promoted For Vitality And Hemoglobin
An old advertisement urges restoring red blood cells and hemoglobin with S S S tonic. It warns to see a physician if organic illness is suspected and promotes 8.8.8. in two sizes, claiming two weeks of use with better oxygen delivery and energy.
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S.S.S
The
Local Man Seeks His Mother After Decades Apart
Paul H. Noeller of 1033 Gavenne NW begins a search for his mother believed deserted as a baby. A sister-in-law in Waukon provided a lead that Mrs. Bangs, now remarried and named Othelia, may be living near New York City.
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Paul H. Noeller
Avenne NW
Waukon
Noellers
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Personal News Update
The Cedar Rapids Checker club meets for match play at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the U. men's lobby. Mrs. Henry Schnoor of Fairfax is reported recovering rapidly from a major operation. William Molander received a ten day jail sentence after a Thursday morning assault trial. he pled not guilty to charges from Oct. 1 by his wife. Traffic cases include Fred Collard fined for overtime parking and E H Skinner fined for speeding. The condition of J. M. Rider, registrar of Iowa Consistory No. 2, is described as unchanged, with brief signs of improvement noted during a morning update.
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Cedar Rapids Checker Club
U. Men’s
Henry Schnoor
Fairfax
Mercy Hos
William Molander
G. C. Wiles
Molander
Fred. E. Collard
Park Avenue
E. H. Skinner
Eighth Avenue SE
J. M. Rider
Iowa
Atts
Customs of Babylonian Homes in Ancient Society
Uncle Rays Corner describes Babylonian life focusing on housing small with one to two rooms and bare furniture. It notes sleeping quarters for servants nearby, use of bricks, limited glass, and evolving grooming with long hair and curled beards. Jewelry and robes mark fashion among men and women.
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Babylonia
Uncle Ray Publishes New FUNMAKEER Leaflet Surprise
A second surprise Uncle Ray leaflet titled FUNMAKEER is ready with magic and fun lore. The note requests Uncle Ray to be written and asks for a stamped return envelope to accompany the reply.
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Uncle Ray
Eleanora Wynn Takes Jail Sentence For Disorderly Conduct
Eleanora Wynn, identified as a Negress, opted to serve a jail sentence rather than pay a $25 fine for disorderly conduct in a court proceeding.
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Eleanora Wynn
Negress
Public Court Receipts Report Shows Small September Balance
The Superior Court Civil Division recorded receipts of $6 for September with expenditures matching and a remaining balance of $50. The Criminal Division showed expenditures and receipts of $615.75, per a Thursday city council report.
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Superior Court Civil Division
Civil Division of Superior Court
Criminal Division
Laurens Car Crash Sends Rider To University Hospital
Mr. Rider was injured when his automobile overturned Monday near Laurens and he lies semi conscious at the University hospital in Iowa City.
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Rider
Laurens
University Hospital
Iowa City
Courteous Thieves Lock Car Door After Robbery
A resident reports two thieves unlocked his car then locked the door before fleeing after stealing a pair of overalls and all his tools from a vehicle parked in front of a Moose hall on Eighteenth Avenue SW. Police were notified Wednesday evening.
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Max R. Herrmann
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Moose Hall
Pee Seek
Fight Leads to Fines and Jail for Disturbing the Peace
Virgil Lehdigh Robins and Ocie Hepker were arraigned on disturbing the peace by fighting after police arrested them at a dance. Hepker received a thirty day jail sentence. Lehdigh Robins paid a 25 dollar fine plus costs. Rollie Lumpkins received jail time for failing to pay a 25 dollar fine and costs for disturbing the peace of his family. Jack Ruell paid 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Charles Waiters, arraigned for vagrancy in Davenport, had a 25 dollar fine suspended if he left the city.
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Virgil Lehdigh
Robins
Ocie Hepker
Sixth Street
Rollie Lumpkins
H Street
Jack Ruell
First Street
Charles Waiters
Davenport
Scout Leaders Attend Conference in Cedar Rapids
Thirty adult Scout leaders gathered at the First Congregational church for the 1932-33 round-table session led by area commissioner Chester Johnson after a dinner. The October court of honor is set for Oct 25 at 7 30 p.m. at McKinley junior high. Troop 6 of First Congregational church, led by Scoutmaster Staten Ball, will provide the man. Scouters' training runs concurrent with monthly round-table meetings, with standard and specialized courses and weekly elementary classes.
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César Rapids
First Congregational Church
Chester Johnson
Cedar Rapids Court
Marriage Licenses and Estate Dispute in Linn County Court
In Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Savings Bank acts as administrator for Mutant Benefit Life Insurance and others sue for surrender values and lien on policies. The case involves Raymond J. Drexler and Beatrice Kula of Prairieburg as plaintiffs with defendants Mutual Benefit Life Company and related entities. Proceedings begin November 7 1932 with a noon deadline and possible judgment and decree if not answered.
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Iowa
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mutant Benefit Life’ Insurance
Ty Go Robbins
Mary Laintiff
Arena
Celal
Aew Gould Robbins
Mary Gould Os
Mutual Benefit Life Company
Neutral Benefit Life Nee Company
Equitable
District Court
Wess
Ceder Rap County
NS & Trewin
Demonstration of Fire Alarm Boxes Planned Next Week
Fire Chief E P Kohout obtained city council approval to demonstrate fire alarm boxes on the corner of Second Avenue and Third Street SE during fire prevention week. He also approved a Boy Scouts request to demonstrate chemical fire extinguishers at the same corner.
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E. P. Kohout
Second Avenue
Third Street
Kohout
Boy Scouts
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Prairieburg
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Second Avenue SE