Stalin Axis Conference Rumor Reported by Hochi
Hochi reported in Tokyo that circles claim Stalin plans a German Italian Japanese Russian conference in Moscow likely in November to shape Soviet policy. Miyako urged caution toward the United States amid war talk while noting Japan’s response to the U S scrap iron embargo and Russia’s potential rapprochement with Japan.
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TOKIO
Hochi
Josef Stalin
Moscow
Stalin
Britain
Miyako
United States
Japan
Russia
Court action on Moen Funeral Home licenses delayed
The Iowa attorney general's office seeks to revoke embalming licenses of Ervin R Moen and Bert R Moen operators of Moen Funeral Home 800 First Avenue E The case set for Oct 30 and 31 after an amendment to the petition The defendants say they are ready for trial and the dispute centers on alleged unprofessional conduct advertising as casket manufacturers. The First Trust and Deposit Company of Syracuse NY administrator of Martha Alsop estate filed three promissory note actions against Virginia O'Brien Freeman G Finch Sophus Anderson and Jessie Niswander Kimball with varying amounts including 500 600 and 575 plus interest.
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Iowa Attorney-General’s
State Health Department
Ervin R. Moen
Bert R. Moen
Moen
First Avenue E
Equity
Chicago
Moens
First Trust and Deposit Company of
Syracuse
N. Y
Martha Alsop
East Syracuse
Virginia O'Brien
Freeman G. Finch
Sophus Anderson
Jessie Niswander Kimball
Hamer charged with intoxicated driving after collision
Henry Hamer 45 of 129 Third Street SW faced a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a two car crash with Emil Hobel. A plea deadline of Oct 18 was set by Judge John T. Moffit. Gladys Hahn names Ernest Hahn in a divorce suit filed on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The couple wed Jan 31 1938 at Bethany Missouri. Walter Nesper of Cedar Rapids sues Lewis A Jacobs of Buffalo NY for 250 dollars as balance of agent's commission for selling sign space at Hill Baseball Park. D W Bates receiver of Iowa State Savings Bank had real estate sold in Canous Addition Cedar Rapids to Frank W Michaek for 800 dollars, approved by Judge J E Heiserman.
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Henry Hamer
Third Street
Emil Hobel
Wilson Avenue
John T. Moffit
Gladys Hahn
Ernest Hahn
Bethany
Walter Nesper
Cedar Rapids
Lewis A. Jacobs
Buffalo
N. Y
Nesper
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
Canous
Frank W. Michalec
J. E. Heiserman
Advice From Mary Manners on Dating and Parental Control
A reader seeks guidance on dating while parents restrict independence. The Miss Manners column advises recognizing growing up and addressing parental concerns to gain trust and navigate social expectations.
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4589
Pattern 4589 is available in girls sizes 8 10 12 4 and 16. Size 10 long sleeve dress uses 2 yards 54 inch fabric and 7 yards 35 inch contrast. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY. Additional ten cents will bring latest Pattern book.
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Pattern Department
the Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Socializing Across Ages
A widow writes that middle aged widows and widowers feel excluded from both young and married social circles. The answer praises church or lodge groups for forming friendships and potential romances, encourages keeping hope, and invites the writer to write again.
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Miss Manners
Traer Masonic Lodge Celebrates 65th Anniversary
Representatives from 20 lodges joined the Traer Hesperia lodge for a 65th anniversary program. The 129 attendees included nine grand officers. Iowa grand master Harry L. Searle spoke. John Ames presided and recounted the lodge history.
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Traer
Hesperia Lodge
Harry L. Searle
Iowa
Bristow
John Ames
Tracr
F. E. Shortess
Marshalltown
H. P Giger
Toledo
Toledo-Tama
Canadian Chieftain To Visit Roosevelt
Citadel authorities announce that the Earl of Athlone governor general of Canada and Princess Alice will spend the October weekend of 1921 at Hyde Park New York as guests of President Roosevelt.
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Quebec
Citadel
Earl of Athlone
Canada
Princess Alice
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Deny Cunningham Plea For Rezoning
The plan board denies Dale Cunningham petition to reclassify 1308 A avenue NW from A to B to allow a multi family dwelling. The zoning committee also denies Ora Halfhill and 28 others for Sunset Cabin camp on Eighteenth street and Johnson avenue NW. Other items include traffic crossing closures and property vacating requests.
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Dale Cunningham
A Avenue NW
City Plan Commission
Cunningham
Board of Adjustment
Plan Board
Milo Mitralsky
Mitvalsky
Kate Loomis
Ora Halfhill
Eighteenth Street
Johnson Avenue NW
Smith
Leo Robinson
Rose Janda Holcomb
Permi On
Fourteenth Street
How Family Of5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
Article outlines budget menus for a family of five aiming for balanced nutrition at about twelve dollars weekly. Includes tips like serving disliked vegetables with bacon and cheese sauce to encourage intake while stressing ongoing dietary training. Provides ingredients such as green beans in cheese sauce and bacon.
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New England
British War Plan Hinges On U S Air Power Aid
Lord Snell told the House of Lords that Britain's top task is to win the air war with United States support. He voiced sober confidence and said that in the coming months emphasis will be on strengthening the defensive air arm.
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London
Lord Snell
House of Lords
Britain
United States
Snell
Royal Arch Masons Hear Sacrifice for Democracy Call
The Royal Arch Masons prepared to close their eighty sixth session after a Roosevelt hotel banquet where Rev. Fred G. Codd urged sacrifice for democracy and warned the fight against fascism is a defense of democratic principles. Boone chosen for next meeting. several officers elected or re elected, including Walter Schwarz to grand high priest and George E. Masters re elected grand secretary.
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Town
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Chapter
Roosevelt Hotel
Europe
Masonry
Fred G. Codd
Calvary Baptist Church
Davenport
America
Codd
Boone
Grand Council of Royal
Walter Schwarz
Keokuk
Nathan L. Hicks
Marshalltown
Ross J Camblin
Atlantic
D. D. Monlux
Algona
Chester Tl. Brown
Webster City
Walter E. Gillette
Missouri Valley
George E. Masters
Glenwood
Notice of Hearing on Stock Sale in Estate Case
In Linn County District Court a petition by First Trust and Savings Bank as executor of George A Raftis deceased seeks to declare ownership of two Iowa Railway and Light Corp stock certificates and authorize sale. The hearing is set for November 6, 1940 at 9 00 am at Cedar Rapids courthouse. interested parties may appear.
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Court of Iowa
Linn County
George A. Roftis
George A Raplis
First Trust and Savings Bank Executor
Antoneus DD Raftis Antonens Raftis
Renetatos
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Cedar Raunds Linn
First Trust and Savings Bank
G V Shonka
League of Women Voters hears Minnesota civil service tale
Miss Ruth Mitchell of Minneapolis discusses the civil service law progress under Governor Harold E. Stassen at a Tuesday Montrose hotel meeting. She notes political plums are harder to promise and cites three points for representative democracy: know, express, and stay engaged. Leaders and visitors were introduced after a luncheon, with a morning state board session preceding the event.
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League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
W. Musser
Wells, Minn
Minnesota
Ruth Mitchell
Minneapolis
Minnesota League of Women Voters
League
Miss Mitchell
Harold E. Stassen
J. P. Mills
L. V. Phelps
Grinnell
J W . Barnett
H H. Henderson
Phelps
Montrose
We’re not draft dodgers we’re really in love car sign
A Chicago AP item notes a newlywed couple driving a car with a sign reading we’re not draft dodgers we’re really in love showing their stance during draft day. The piece highlights the playful protest and the couple’s lighthearted approach to the looming draft.
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Chicago
New York City Suffers Record Fire Loss in 1922
New York City recorded its highest fire loss in 1922 with 22,743,195 dollars in damage according to the report. The figure marks the peak for fires that year, highlighting the substantial material cost and impact on the city’s infrastructure and residents.
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New York
Smoke Only As Crayons Cause Smoke In Cabin
At 1917 p.m. Tuesday James B Colbert of 1529 Fourteenth Avenue SE reported smoke filling his home from a hot air register. Fire crews found crayons dropped in the register during summer months caused the smoke. The crayons smoked but did not burn.
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James B. Colbert
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Colbert
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