To Default or Not 15 Query Farmers Face
Chicago AP reports thousands of farmers weigh default on federal corn loans on about 48 million bushels due November 1. With low prices, some have handed grain to the government while others renew loans. Officials note potential shifts in storage, sale, and distribution under CCC and ever normal granary programs.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Opal Hill Turns Pro Golfer After Title Run
Mrs Opal Hill Kansas City noted golfer and mother of champions announced she is turning professional. She will join a large sporting goods firm’s technical staff and compete in winter and summer events as a business woman golfer.
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Chicago
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Hill
Son Of Russian Exiles Will Speak Wednesday
The Rev. Paul Voronaeff, who spent thirteen years in Russia under the Soviet government, and whose parents are exiles in a northern Siberia prison camp, will speak at the Church of God on Avenue L and Eighth Street NW Wednesday October 19 at 730 p.m. The visit is part of the Peter and Paul Voronaeff national tour sponsored by the Association of Christian Youth Movements of America. Paul will appear here. He will show stereopticon slides depicting conditions in Russia after the sermon, with photos smuggled out of the country. He is expected to discuss communist activity in the United States and answer questions on religious persecution and Christianity in Russia. There is no admission charge. an offering will be taken. The meeting is open to the public.
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Paul Voronaeff
Russia
Siberia
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street
Peter and Paul Voronaeff
Association of Christian Youth Movements of America
Paul
Voronaeff
Kruschen Salts Diuretic Ad Claims Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a mild kidney diuretic to ease backache and nighttime discomfort. It claims the mineral drink speeds waste elimination, resembles European spa waters, costs only a few cents per jar, and is money back if unsatisfied. Stores and druggists carry the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drus
Rev Nelson Dreier to Speak at Kenwood Park Forum
The second of six forums at Kenwood Park Methodist church hosts Rev Nelson C. Dreier of Cedar Rapids on Oct 19 at 7:30 pm. Topic: Churches Old and New. Dreier holds leadership roles in Congregational Christian and Iowa groups and has authored ministerial works.
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Lillian Rathbun
Cedar Rapids
S. W. Rathbun
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
Stamp Club Plans For Annual Banquet Dec 3
The Cedar Rapids Stamp club held a bi monthly meeting at the Montrose hotel with talks by J Ludlow Dr L L Dolson and Dale Dorgeloh Anamosa. H Winn presided as reports were read A nominating committee was named Vernon White chairman G W Borschel R McCosh B Puckett A E Washburn Plans for the Montrose hotel banquet on Dec 3 were set G W Borschel named banquet chair A E Washburn in charge of program G W Hankin decorations Vernon White publicity. There will be a one evening competitive exhibit open to the public with prizes awarded for various entries.
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Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose Hotel
J. Ludlow
L. L. Dolson
Dale Dorgeloh
Anamosa
H. Winn
Vernon White
G W. Borschel
R. McCosh
B. Puckett
A. E. Washburn
G. W. Borschel
G. W. Hankin
Father Campbell to resign rectorate after 24 years at Grace Church
The Rev R J Campbell rector of the Church of Our Lady of Grace Cedar Rapids will submit his resignation at a wardens and vestry meeting tonight after a medical advised early retirement. He first said mass at Grace church in 1914 and has led the parish for twenty four years as he plans to settle in Cedar Rapids long term. He has been treated at Mayo Clinic and discussed the move with Bishop Longley of Davenport.
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R. J. Campbell
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Avenue
Sixth Street
Father Campbell
Grace Church
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mion
Campbell
H. S. Longley
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Bishop Longley
Episcopal Church
Iowa
Oconto
Wis
Episcopal Diocese
Stamp Club Banquet and Auction Set in Anamosa and Dubuque
The Julien Dubuque Stamp club plans a banquet and stamp exhibition with an auction by Lawrence brothers of Anamosa. About sixteen local members will attend a dinner in Dubuque on November 1 at the YWCA club rooms.
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Lawrence Brothers
Anamosa
Julien Dubuque Stamp Club
Dubuque
Y. W C. A. Club
Papal Legate Is Celebrant At Congress
The Pope urged Catholics in the United States to be a shining example of faith and virtue during troubling times in a radio broadcast to the Eucharistic congress in New Orleans. Arch bishop Edward Mooney of Detroit rebuked efforts to banish religion and warned of a dangerous program of godlessness advancing worldwide as he opened the eighth National Eucharistic congress with the solemn pontifical high mass in New Orleans.
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Bullltin
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
New Orleans
United States
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Papal Legate Leads Large Eucharistic Congress in October
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago led a massive 100000 strong crowd as rain paused the service during the Eucharistic congress. The Mass featured a Vatican broadcast to Pope Pius XII and a Roosevelt message read by Postmaster General Farley, urging religious liberty and revival of faith.
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George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Congress
Pope Fius
Vatican City
Mundelein
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Joseph Francis Rummel
New Orleans
Farley urges religion and morality for prosperity
The speaker at a Monday night reception, Farley, warned that real prosperity rests on religion and morality. He said a man who answers only to himself and denies eternity is dangerous, likening such belief to a powerful uncontrollable robot that destroys all in its path.
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Farley
British Troops Lay Siege To Holy City Jerusalem
Two thousand British soldiers ringed the old city of Jerusalem on Tuesday while Arab rebels moved through the new city. Reports say rebels delivered a large supply of bandoliers and rifles to the Arabs beneath the Sixteenth century walls.
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Jerusalem
Old City
Martial law in Palestine declared by British authorities
London reports that British forces plan to declare martial law in Palestine on Wednesday after subduing city areas with cordons. Rebels calling themselves the Arab provisional government issue manifestos and hold mock courts in Jerusalem and Bethlehem, defying occupations while troops guard key religious sites.
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London
INS
Palestine
London Evening Standard
Omar
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Christ
Church of the Nativity
First Lutherans Observe 70th Birthday Celebration
The congregation at 1000 Third Avenue SE marks the churchs seventieth anniversary and the United Lutheran Church in Americas twentieth anniversary with a 40 minute talking picture Thunder of the Sea on modern problems. The program begins at 7:30 with no admission and no collection.
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First Lutheran Church
Third Avenue SE
United Lutheran Church In America
Marion Legion Plans Armistice Day Observance
Marion post No. 298 of the American Legion scheduled Armistice Day services for 11 am around the city park monument. A. R. McElwain, Walter Hall and Fred DBD. Ross named to arrange the program and an evening event for veterans and auxiliary members. Glenn Lark in reported on the national convention. Post also to sponsor Cub Scout movement in Marion. 75 members and families attended supper. Auxiliary reports covered district convention. hospitalization committee member Miss Mary Buzza Marion visited Oakdale sanatorium.
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Marion
American Legion
A. R. McElwain
Walter Hall
Fred Dbd. Ross
Glenn Larkin
Post
Auxiliary
Earl Helbig
John A. Clay
Mary Buzza
al Schueler Alburnett
Buzza
Venice
Oakdale
Beckman named superintendent of El Dora CCC camp
A. G. Beckman, former Marion CCC camp superintendent for three and a half years, is reassigned to run the El Dora camp. He and his wife and son Paul will relocate soon. They have rented their 1625 Ninth avenue home to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Kinser.
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A G. Beckman
CCC
Marion
Bedford
Eldora
Circle hostesses named for Friday luncheon event
Be hostess to the circle Friday with Mrs. Robert Oxley and Mrs. Le vasseur in charge of the luncheon and Mrs. Leon R. Blinks as program leader. The note also mentions community activities, a thrift sale ad, 4-H club meeting at Jeanette Hagerman's home, and various local updates about residents and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oxley
Levasseur
Leon R. Blinks
New College of Surgeons Elects Leaders in Post
New officers of the American College of Surgeons are Dr. Howard C. Nuffziger of San Francisco as president, Dr. Vernon C. David of Chicago as first vice president, and Dr. Fraser B. Gurd of Montreal as second vice president.
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New York
American College of Surgeons
Howard C. Nuffziger
San Francisco
Vernon C. David
Chicago
Fraser B. Gurd
Montreal
Senator Pittman Seeks Trade For Foreign Silver
Chairman Pittman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said he might introduce a bill at the next Congress session to exchange American cotton wheat and meat for foreign silver in Tonopah Nevada.
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Tonopah
Nev
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Do It Yourself Cough Remedy At Home
Quick relief for coughs from colds promises easy at home mix. A syrup with granulated sugar and water is combined with Pinex to yield a pint of medicine that loosens phlegm soothes membranes and aids sleep. Refund offered if not pleased.
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Nation
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Thirty-third Street
Nelson C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
Dreier
Church of the Future
Mr. Dreier
Ontario
Canada
North Central College
Chicago Theological Seminary
Lisle
Osage
Department of Missionary Promotion
Congregational Christian Conference of
Court of Honor Committee
Cedar Rapids Area
Boy Scouts of America
Congregational Christian Conference of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Council
The
Boy Scouts
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
Cedar Rapids School of Religious Leadership
Davenport Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Russell Cooper
Cornell College
Foster M. Beck
Stamp Club
Fond du Lac
St. Peter's Church
Baltimore
Wisconsin
Ellis Island
Prince Edward Island
University of Eagual Allison
New Brunswick
Holy City
Iggltt & Myers
Tosacco Ca
Chesterfield
Paul Whiteman
George Gracie Burns Allen
ALC. B.S
Epdbdie Doodley
N. B.C
Marion News
Bowen
W. G. Bowen
Milwaukee Railroad
B. E. Beiber
PWA
Charles D Burns
Mrs. Nettie Wallace
Indianola
Minnie Bliss
Cary Club
E. W. Griffiths
Nathaniel Hawthorne
J. A. Beeson
Edgar A. Guest
Dr Gowans
Betty Howell
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dickey’s Foods
Dunkard Cemetery
George A. Kindler
L. A. Levassettr
Ora Crowner
Twelfth Street
Will
Beckmans
J. J. Booth
Booth
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
Paul Ellison
Mr. Ellison
W. P. Secrist
University Hospital
Alice Lininger
North Liberty
F. T Fox Lodge No
B. of
R. T
Memorial Hall
Ralph Blackman
Barbara Lou
Waterloo
Ernest Clough
Lester Scott
David Hindman
Harmony, Minn
Niagara Cave
Storm’s
Linn
Jeanette Hagerman
R C. Booth
Feed Dealers
Des Moines
Eastman’s Kodaks and Supplies
Owen's Drug Store
E. E. Stroff
Ruby Bulkley Powles
Alness
Peter F. Schultz
Storm Lake
John Schultz
Keokuk
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