Landon outlines relief plan and critique of federal relief
Governor Landon urges relief for millions out of work and on relief, pledging a balanced federal budget while protecting the unemployed. He attacks relief mismanagement, calls for state responsibility, local control, merit staffing, and jobs programs with accountability and training to restore self support.
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Kansas
Maine
America
Washington
Monsignor
Keegan
Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of New York
Pledges Workable Employment Service
A candidate outlines a plan to bridge relief rolls with a revived industry, keep federal public works on merit, oppose relief labor at relief wages, and pledge continued relief funding while focusing on the well being and spirit of the disadvantaged. The speech frames a Republican stance on relief and recovery.
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Republican Party
Injured Woman Lies Five Hours Before Help Arrived
Mrs. Carrie Yardo, 78, of 1112 First Avenue W, fractured left wrist and shoulder after a fall at home on Sunday. She lay on the floor for five hours before neighbors summoned aid. Taken to St Luke's Hospital by her son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs I W Yarcho of 2421 Meadowbrook Drive SE.
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Carrie Yardo
First Avenue
Yarcho
St. Luke’s Hospital
I. W. Yarcho
Meadowbrook Drive
Dentist Dr Drain Lectures on Child Dentistry in Cedar Rapids
Dr. C. L. Drain of the Iowa City Dental Society spoke at the Cedar Rapids Dental Society meeting in the Montrose hotel. About thirty five attended as he illustrated nutritional control of dental caries focusing on children's dentistry. Dr. M. B. Katzoff of Cedar Rapids read a paper on operative preventive dentistry.
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C. L. Drain
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Montrose Hotel
M. B. Katzoff
Cedar Rapids
Mexican dancing star to perform with de Vega at Coe College
Mexican dancer Mariluz joins Carlos de Vega for a Cedar Rapids recital at Coe College chapel on Tuesday October 20 as part of his first American tour. The program features dances of the Aztecs and Mexicans with Ynez and Emil io Osta piano. Reservations and ticket sales are available through Coe College music department.
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Mariluz
Carlos de Vega
Coe College
de Vega
Cedar Rapids
Dwight Morrow
Mexico City
Emilio Osta
Osta
Escudero
Coe Department of Music
John L Berger to Represent Iowa at United Lutheran Convention
John L Berger of 1407 Sixth Avenue SE sails for Columbus Ohio to attend the tenth biennial United Lutheran Church in America convention as a delegate from the United Lutheran synod in Iowa. Other Iowa delegates include Karl Benson William Hayden L H Lesher A J Biel and Hamilton Dawson. Berger has served eleven years as treasurer of the Lutheran synod of Iowa. The event will host about 550 official delegates plus visiting missionaries and church officials from India Africa Japan and other nations. A Monday banquet by the Lutheran Laymen's Movement for Stewardship and a tour of Wittenberg College and the Oesterlen home at Springfield occur during the gathering.
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John L. Berger
Sixth Avenue SE
Columbus
Ohio
United Lutheran Church In America
United Lutheran Synod
Iowa
Karl Benson
Iowa City
William Hayden
Des Moines
L. H. Lesher
Muscatine
A. J. Biel
Hamilton Dawson
Mr. Berger
Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Lutheran Church In
India
Africa
Japan
Lutheran Laymen’s Movement For Stewardship
Wittenberg College
Ther Oesterlen
Springfield
Iowa Tavern Owners Seek Sale By Drink
A Des Moines meeting formed the Iowa Tavern Owners association to push liquor sale by the drink in Iowa. Officers elected included President Al Rosenberg of Des Moines, Vice President F. E. Hoopes, Des Moines, and Vice President John Schaack of Waterloo, with Nate Robinson Ottumwa, R. T. Waughtal Fort Dodge, C. A. Nelson Cedar Rapids, and Ed Walloret Council Bluffs as other officers.
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Des Moines
Iowa Tavern Owners Association
Iowa
al Rosenberg
F. E. Hoopes
John Schaack
Waterloo
Nate Robinson
Ottumwa
R. T. Waughtal
Fort Dodge
C. A. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Ed Walloret
Council Bluffs
Marriage Licenses Granted for Four Couples in Iowa
Alvin Hamilton of Vinton and Mardelle Mullinex of Shellsburg, Amos Moen of Waukon and Alpha Howe of Decorah, James A. Carr and Betty Berg en of Shellsburg, Henry Lueljens of Battle Creek and Daisy Boyle of Cedar Rapids receive marriage licenses.
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Alvin Hamilton
Vinton
Mardelle Mullinex
Shellsburg
Amos Moen
Waukon
Alpha Howe
Decorah
James A. Carr
Betty Bergen
Henry Lueljens
Battle Creek
Daisy Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Alcoban advertised to curb liquor craving nationwide
An advertisement promotes Alcoban a hospital proven remedy for alcohol addiction now available to the public. Described as harmless it can be added to tea coffee or any liquid with or without the user knowing it claims to remove cravings build resistance and offers money back. Distributed by Western Chemicals Inc Seattle Washington and sold by May's Cut Rate Drug Store for two dollars.
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Western Chemicals, Inc
Holland Bldg
Seattle
Washington
Eastern Iowa Towns Affected By Ruling Nuns May Not Teach
Atty. Gen. Edward L. O'Connor ruled that nuns may not teach in Iowa public schools while on duty. Towns like Parnell in Iowa county Cosgrove in Johnson county and Melrose Monroe county face impacts as nuns populate high grade school staff. The opinion allows teaching based on merit but bans wearing religious garb or transferring salary to orders.
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Des Moines
Edward L. O'Connor
Iowa
Parnell
Iowa County
Cosgrove
Johnson County
Melrose
Monroe County
Clinton
Jackson
Gen. O'Connor
Community Calendar At Chamber Of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce opens a three month Community Calendar to aid civic activities. Groups planning events with more than 100 attendees are urged to notify by phone or in writing. Dates will be posted to help avoid scheduling conflicts. The calendar, hung in the lobby, was provided by the civic affairs committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oelwein High to Build Stadium for Athletic Field
Final WPA approval received for an $8,000 stadium at Oelwein High School athletic field. Supt. G B Ferrell said construction will start in 10 to 14 days with WPA labor and material from Northridge, which will be torn down. Stadium seats 1,000, 176 feet long, ten rows high, plus dressing rooms under seating and a new quarter mile track.
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Oelwein
WPA
G. B. Ferrell
Harry Bevers
Fayette County
Ferrell
Northridge
Northeast
Iowa
Northeast Iowa
Dikes Burst Across Luzon Widen Flood Disaster Toll
After a devastating typhoon, central and northern Luzon suffered more dike failures. The Arnedo dike and Agno dike broke in multiple spots, flooding towns and forcing residents to hill areas. Six provinces reported 240 dead and 500 missing. Cebu’s Sun day voyage Sugbu lost with many missing. Relief efforts by the Commonwealth, army, local governments, and Red Cross mobilized food, medical supplies, and aerial surveys.
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Manila
P. I
INS
Luzon
Pampanga
Tarlac
Nuevaccijan
Pangasinan
Isabela
Red Cross
Father Guinan Dead In Davenport at 64
The Rev William J. Guinan pastor of St. Marys Catholic church Davenport died in a local hospital Monday night at age 64 He previously headed parishes in Keokuk Centerville Washington Parnell and Clifton.
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Davenport
William J. Guinan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Guinan
Keokuk
Centerville
Washington
Parnell
Clifton
Fire Prevention Week praised by Cedar Rapids Fire Chief
Fire Chief Emil P. Kohout expressed appreciation for the attention Fire Prevention Week received in Cedar Rapids last week. More businesses joined in this year after city firemen inspected sites on days off. The public showed interest in the 217 Third Street SE exhibit and demonstrations by firemen and Boy Scouts highlighted home wiring dangers. The chief urged year round fire prevention and reminded residents of a free home inspection service via the central station at 29769.
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Cedar Rapids
Emil P. Kohout
Third Street SE
Every 7th Presidential Election On His Birthday
A Pennsylvania man, E. J. Yeoman of 1128 Twelfth Street NE, noted that November 3, 1908 marked his first vote on a presidential election day his birthday. He observes another birthday this year on the election day, a calendar quirk that makes every seventh presidential vote fall on his birthday.
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Robert Ripley
E. J. Yeoman
Twelfth Street
Yeoman
Bids Sought Oct 30 for Oakdale Sanatorium Addition
DES MOINES AP The state control board announced bids will be received October 30 for an Oakdale state sanatorium addition. The project is estimated to cost about $125 000.
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Des Moines
State Control Board
Oakdale
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