Voters League Board to Meet in Grinnell
The state board of the League of Women Voters meets in Grinnell at 10 a.m. with Cedar Rapids members Mrs John P Mills and Mrs Herbert C Henderson in attendance. Guest speaker Miss Ruth H Mitchell of Minnesota discusses civil service reform and production campaigns. Luncheon follows at Hotel Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Grinnell
Cedar Rapids
John P. Mills
Herbert C. Henderson
Iowa
Ruth H. Mitchell
Minnesota League of Women Voters
Shelton Beatty
Department of Government
Monroe
Miss Mitchell
Monticello League
Minnesota Civil Service System
League
Minnesota Civil Service Council
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Smith College
Church Ladies Plan Suppers and Circle Meetings
Local church groups from John Hus, St Pauls, and others host suppers and luncheons in church dining rooms and homes. Circles No 1 through No 12 meet with hostesses at specified addresses, plus a Cub pack, book review, and various class gatherings across multiple congregations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hus Methodist Church
St Paul's
Af, Harrington
D Avenue
C. J. Pollock
Twentyfifth Street
Leon A Meyer
Twentyfifth Street Drive
A E. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Grant Miller
First Avenue SE
Kensington
Newton Owen
Nineteenth Street NW
F. W. Houston
Bever Avenue
W. L. Capron
Nineteenth Street
Jdl. T. Hecker
First Avenue
Wesleyan Service Guild
Kenneth Hartman
Heaven
Trinity Ettes
Division No. 5
Delta
C. W. Davis
Eighteenth Avenue
Ida Gard
John Miller
Eighth Avenue
Upstream
St. Mary Agnes Circle
Emma Pohl
Mary Stodola
Sanctuary Society
Local lodge activities and meetings listed for Cedar Rapids area
Community clubs and auxiliaries announce potluck suppers Halloween events and regular meetings at K P hall Sokol hall Montrose hotel and private homes with times from Monday to Thursday including parlor City L A and Cedar Rapids units and a white elephant bingo party after supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick and
Ford
Labor Temple
Navy Moves To Keep Ordnance Output On Two Ocean Schedule
Washington DC Navy officials ordered immediate production accelerations for naval ordnance. Rear Admiral Blandy told inspectors to push contractors to run three shifts seven days a week to catch up on late deliveries and prevent future slips, citing the two ocean navy and American industrial resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington
Ins
W. H P. Blandy
Bureau of Ordnance
Blandy
Shake Up Dept. Of State To Integrate Economic Activity
Washington AP reports a major State Department reorganization to unite all economic warfare efforts and boost ties with the Caribbean. A ten member board led by Dean Acheson will coordinate defense related economic work with the policy board chaired by Vice President Wallace. Six divisions cover policies exports defense aid materials studies world trade intelligence and foreign funds. A Caribbean office will interpret treaties and strengthen US relations with Caribbean nations possessions and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Caribbean
Dean Acheson
Hull
Wallace
Department
United States
Union officials charged in $6000 embezzlement case
Four officers of Local 42 AFL Had Carriers Building and Common Laborers union were charged jointly by Acting Circuit Attorney Henry G. Morris with embezzling $6000 in a warrant issued in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Local 42
AFL
Building and Common Laborers’ Union
Henry G. Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voters’ League Board
Jane Grey Swisshelm
Minnesota
C. R Smith
Onson
St. Paul's
Trinity Methodist
Ladies Aid Society
Earl Olver
First Avenue W
Grande Avenue
Ways and Means Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
H. K. Galloway
Kenwood Methodist
W.S.C.S
F C. Reid
Thirty-third Street
Spiritual Science
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First Lutheran
Adolph Thousand
Fifth Avenue
Leonard Arons
Blake Boulevard
Martha Lillick
D Avenue NE
Walker
Bowman
St. James
Dorcas Circle
First Evangelical
Gamma Delta Sigma Sigma
Frank Lange
Washington Avenue SE
Mary Steele Society
Spiritual Life Group
Sam Carlson
E Avenue NE
Immaculate Conception
Peoples. van Vechten Guild
First Christian
Frances L. White
C. R. Hinds
Fourteenth Street
Central Park
Circle 2
Red Cross
Third Street SE
Killian's
Circle 3
Circle 4
Alice Korteling
Clubs
Parlor City
Parlor City Lodge
L. A
B. of R. T
K. P. Hall
Carrie Morcombe
Sokol Hall
Forest Companions
Companions of the Forest
Ben Hur
Sokal Hall
Sunshine Auxiliary
LA. P
Sunshine Circle No
Charles B. Schaad
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Lena Fink
Ellis Boulevard
Bess Randa
R N A
Valley Camp
Melody Camp
R.N.A
RNA
K. P Hall
Coin Club
Montrose Hotel
Montrose
Pythian Sisters
Winter Temple No. 78
Bertha Buffington
Sixth Street
Beatrice Redies
Scott Hammond
U. OF N. A. Wild Rose Lodge No
L. U of N. A
LOO F. Cedar Rapids Lodge
U.C.T
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Earl B. Wilson
Thirty-first Street
D. of H
Maccabees
Linn
Ambar Grotta
William Crissman
Seventeenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids Lodge No. 4
Charles Schulte
Meadowbrook Drive
L.A
Cedar Lodge No. 93
I. A. of M
Jage Stewart
Carlisle Street
White Shrine
Gas Company
COE College
Brabbit-Taylor Music CO
King Band Instruments
1St Ave
Dept. of State
Acousticon Institute
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Home Loans
Third Street
Cedar Rapids, Lows
Figfunl
Tess Morris
Wisconsin
Logan Square Buick
Chicago
Leorate
B.T
Garantee
Brunswick
RED Crown Recreation
NW. E
N. E
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