Borah Warns Against Subtle Propaganda and War Involvement
Idaho Senator William Borah urged the United States to stay aloof from the Italo Ethiopian war and warned against modern warfare as mass murder. He argued neutrality preserves constitutional democracy and cautioned that propaganda and foreign entanglements could draw the U.S. into conflict despite a long term peace goal.
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Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
Borah
U. S
Non-Dangerous Inmate Accused in Welsh Chemist Killing
In Llanfair-Fechan Wales an inquest heard that Frederick Carl Victor Koch a so called non dangerous inmate of a local mental home killed his close friend Ronald Sidney Morgan a gifted chemist. Morgan was battered with a 28 pound rock during a seaside walk.
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Llanfair-Fechan
Wales
Frederick Carl Victor Koch
Ronald Sidney Morgan
Koch
Morgan
Pet Peeves Rank Dining Aids From Public Survey
Chicago AP reports the National Restaurant association findings from Miss Alice M Dowling on public dining annoyances. The top irritants include waitresses leaning on tables and elbows bumped, as surveys measure patron frustration and spending in cafes.
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Chicago
National Restaurant Association
Alice M. Dowling
New York
Restaurant Etiquette Complaints From Aged Text
The passage lists failures of service below top annoyances including neglecting butter water and bread slowness inattentiveness snatching dishes prematurely grouchy waiters excessive solicitousness improper serving including servants placing food on wrong side spilling drinks slamming dishes and extreme hauteur or familiarity by staff.
Tower Magazines Files for Bankruptcy in Scranton
Tower Magazines Inc publishers of six monthly magazines filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Scranton. Miss Catherine McNelis New York former Scranton creator of mass distribution and president of the company says the firm cannot pay debts in full and is ready to surrender property for creditors. Debts are stated at 400000.
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Scranton, Pa
INS
Tower Magazines, Inc
F. W. Woolworth
Catherine McNelis
New York
Scranton
Local Folk to Attend Iowa Baptist Convention
Local attendees from Linn county join the Iowa Baptist convention at First Baptist Shenandoah with sessions for women and men. The event runs through Sunday and includes young people sessions. Speakers include Dr Avery A Shaw Dr John F Herget Dr G Pitt Beers and Charles Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Shenandoah
Linn County
R. F. Judson
Cedar Rapids
Charles Wells
New York City
Council On Finance and Promotion
Prominent Keswick Farmer Dies at 81
Warren C. Irons, 81, Keswick farmer from a well known local lineage, died Monday at his farm home one mile west of Keswick from an infected hand. Surviving are wife Anna Fisch Irons and daughters Vera Rickey of Iowa City and Verna at home. Funeral at Methodist Protestant church Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. with Rev. W Y Cole officiating.
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Keswick
Warren C. Irons
John Irons
Anna Fisch
Vera Rickey
Iowa City
Verna
W. Y. Cole
No Action Taken By U B Board For New Pastor
The First United Brethren church board did not choose a pastor at Monday night’s meeting. They granted Mrs. Uhlenhopp half of Rev. J. F. Uhlenhopp’s salary and use of the parsonage for the Uhlenhopp family until a new minister is found following his death from automobile accident injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
J. F. Uhlenhopp
Uhlenhopp
Farewell Luncheon For Cedar Rapids Aide C D Manson
Charles D. Manson longtime Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce secretary honored at a luncheon by 34 local businessmen and friends at the Hotel Roosevelt. He and wife plan to move to Minneapolis where Manson will be secretary manager for a cedar association. The Mansons have leased a home on Oliver Avenue South.
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Charles D. Manson
Cedar Rapids
E. N. Makibben
J. Harold Horan
S. E. Coquillette
B. J. Newburger
Harry A. Palmer
E. J. Petranek
J. P. Winn
O. N. Ellett
Forrest McCook
C. R. Chandler
Arthur Huntington
Emil Pardera
W. L. Harrison
Robert Black
Stanley Vesely
M. V. Kehoe
Bird Club Begins Sixth Year Of Study With Vacation Notes
Coe college Bird Club starts its sixth year with reports from members on summer bird observations. E J Petranek notes phalarope water birds and gulls at Spirit Lake, Myra Willis recalls Franklin's gulls on Dakota prairies aiding farmers against grasshoppers, and whips of Michigan. Miss Serbousek describes grebes and marsh birds in Michigan, and other members mention owls, orioles, mourning doves, and many shorebirds. Meetings are the first Monday of each month at 7:30 in science hall room 311.
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Bird Club
Coe College
E. J. Petranek
Spirit Lake
Franklin
Myra Willis
Dakota
Utah
Miss Willis
Michigan
Lavina Dragoo
Orchard
Miss Dragoo
Esther Kopp
Science Hall
Lillian Serbousek
Sauerkraut Center Seeks Federal Aid
In Clyde New York Lon P Flanigan president of the National Kraut Packers association urges federal action to buy surplus kraut from farmers The group met recently in the Great Lakes cabbage district highlighting the region and its quality sauerkraut The note mentions property transfer Rowland Hill et al heirs of Sarah Slife to I E Isham with a value of 1 and a date 8 23 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLYDE
Great Lakes
Lon P. Flanigan
Geneva
N. Y
National
Kraut Packers’ Association
Rowland Hill
Sarah Slife
Isham
Sera
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Events and Accidents
Funeral services for Ross W. Sheets of Valley follow his death by suicide amid ill health. Ward Skinner of Massillon loses the index finger in a hunting accident near Wapsie river. Independence reports a wedding at St. Joseph's Catholic Church as Frances Kayser and Milo Ryder wed. American Mutual Insurance directors elected in Wheatland. Judgment against Sherwood Swain issued in North English. Independence district sets Oct. 19 for schoolhouse election with funds on hand.
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Washington
Valley Evangelical Church
Ross W. Sheets
Sheets
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Valley
Dutch Creek
Wilmer
Burrell
Walter Sheets
Nick Tinnes
Dutch Creek Township
Ralph Sheets
Marshalltown
Nettie Mitchell
Marion
Charles Sheets
Kansas
Henry Sheets
Keota
Lowden — Ward Skinner
Massillon
Wapsie
Fred Montz
London
Keswick
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Neva Ackley
Helen Grush
Marjie Hungerford
Mable Morrison
Independence
Frances Kayser
William Kayser
Milo Ryder
Cornelia Nichols
Spring Valley
Minn
St. Joseph's Catholiic Church
Joseph Drexler
Mabelle Ludden
Irven Kayser
Jack Kayser
Maybell Kayser
Garland Ludden
Clarence Kayser
Sternedotte Toomey
Grace Allen
Maybel Kayser
Independence High School
Legg Department Store
Minneapolis
Wheatland
American Mutual Insurance Association
South Clinton
Scott Counties
F. H. Schneider
Julius Muh
Ludwig Kiahn
Charles Dickel
Cedar County
G. H. Miller
Henry Brendes
W. C. Bicknese
North Clinton
Jackson
August Bach
John C. A. Bush
Henry Feuss
Jones County
John Schladetzky
M. E. Peterson
August Hansen
Lowdon
Alfred Ronald
Julius Muhl
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank
Harold D. Evans
Washington Township
Public Works Administration
McDonnell
O'Laughlin
Butternut Lax-O-Loaf Bread Health Claim Ad
An advertisement claims Butternut Lax-O-Loaf Bread improves health by easing constipation with a natural laxative formula. It stresses crushed whole wheat kernels honey and other ingredients that stimulate digestion and offer a positive action without drugs, promising better appetite vigor and relief from headaches. The ad notes Cedar Rapids retailers carry it.
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Cedar Rapids
Spot the dog and boy found asleep at trolley terminus
Robert Dages age 10 rode with the dog Spot on a 35 cent adventure. Robert spent 25 cents on dog meat and went hungry, but the boy refused food and police found them sleeping at a suburban trolley terminus. Spot is described as a good dog.
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Philadelphia
Spot
Robert Dages
Robert
Ash Ley Declines Chestnut Tree Squirrel Hunt
In Ashtabula County on Tuesday 6 Bliss Ashley decided to stay out of chestnut trees for the rest of the squirrel season. He was in a tree shaking a limb when a hunter noted the movements among the leaves. Ashley expressed a fondness for chestnuts as the incident was described.
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Ashtabula
Bliss Ashley
Ashley
Doctors Remove Bead Pellets From Face
Medical team extracted bead pellets embedded in the man's face after an incident. Surgeons worked carefully to remove fragments and prevent further injury while assessing any lasting damage.
Judge O'Brien Shows Films to Traffic Violators
In San Francisco Municipal Court Judge Daniel S. O'Brien staged a show for twenty five people arrested for traffic violations. The group viewed motion pictures of automobile accidents and consequences then were fined a total of 235 dollars.
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San Francisco
Daniel S. O'Brien
Atlanta Chamber Receives Wrong Number Song Request
A Tulsa boy asked the Atlanta chamber of commerce for a copy of the state song Marching Through Georgia. Slater Marshall, information expert, mailed him a Georgia history lesson in reply.
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Atlanta
Tulsa, Okla
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Slater Marshall
Orangutan Fingerprint Feat Baffles Melbourne Police
The Melbourne zoo ape Jimmy had his fingerprints taken but ate the inked slip and board, yet the prints matched human ones. A Sydney palmist then took a full palm print of an orangutan and described the animal as benign and friendly, angered only by the lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Zoo
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
In the District Court of Linn County Iowa the 12th day of October 1935 at 9 o'clock AM the last will and testament and codicil of Mary A Buchanan late of Linn County deceased will come on for hearing for proof and admission to probate. F A Heald attorney represents the use of modern farming machinery in Mexico is increasing.
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State of Tews
Linn County
District Court
A. D
Mary A. Buchanan
Sold County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mexico
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