NRA Parade Route Outlined For Friday Jubilee
Hanford post announces a NRA jubilee parade and drum corps contest to unfold Friday afternoon and evening at Bunny ball park with 25 piece Veterans of Foreign Wars band and 12 other groups. Howard Neff details parade routes from Twelfth street and First avenue E to end at the starting point after a full loop. Events start with aerial bombs at 4 50 pm and 5 pm, parade at 5 pm, drum corps contest at 7 30 pm under artificial light.
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NRA
Hanford Post
American Legion
Bunny Ball Park
George R. Liddle
Johnny Fryear
Legion Room
Memorial Building
Howard Neff
Twelfth Street
First Avenue
First Street
Third Avenue
Neff
Fifth Street
Band of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
FS McCalley
Frank Viasek
Post Office Ends Payless Furloughs on Sept 30
Postmaster General James A. Parley said Payless furloughs in the post office department will be discontinued September 30. He announced the move in a Labor Day address to the twenty ninth convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James A. Parley
National Association of Letter Carriers
Will Rogers on Labor Day and taxes in Santa Monica
Will Rogers suggests naming every holiday Labor day to cut fatigue from vacations. He jokes about the President slipping away on a yacht and comments on taxes and American indulgences, ending with his signature humor about a onepiece bathing suit hamburgers and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Vincent Astor
Will
Schall Attacks NRA and Roosevelt Plan as Foreign Goods Flood
Senator Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota criticizes the NRA and Roosevelts recovery program calling it a national ruin act. He warns of an influx of foreign merchandise stored along the U S seacoast ready to flood markets and hurt middle western factories and farmers.
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Chicago
Thomas D. Schall
Minn
NRA
Middle West
Schall
Baptist church to sponsor homecoming on September 17
The South English church will sponsor a homecoming at the church on September 17. The event aims to bring together members and neighbors for worship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South English — the Baptist Church
Post 40 Percent Bran Flakes Promote Healthy Elimination
An advertising note promotes Post 40 Percent Bran Flakes as a bulk food to aid normal elimination and prevent intestinal sluggishness. It urges readers to order a package, linking the product to General Foods.
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Post
Bankers urge changes to 1933 Glass-Steagall act
Francis H. Sisson urges major revisions to the Glass-Steagall law at the American Bankers Association convention in Chicago. He calls for ending or modifying deposit insurance, reform of the securities act, and removal of security affiliations to boost bank soundness and national recovery. More than 5,000 bankers attend the talks on rebuilding America's financial structure.
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Chicago
Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers’ Association
America
Association
Sisson
Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds Dies After Long Illness in Pasadena
Mrs Elizabeth H Reynolds 67 wife of Chicago banker George M Reynolds died in Pasadena after a stroke. The couple married Oct 16 1884 and moved to Chicago in 1897. Elizabeth Hay a Panora Iowa native, aided by her philanthropic work while her husband led Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company until resigning last April to help her recovery.
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Pasadena
Calif
Elizabeth H. Reynolds
Chicago
George M. Reynolds
Continental Ilinois National Bank and Trust Company
Reynolds
Elizabeth Hay
Panora
Eckerman Rites Held for Anamosa Resident
Guy R. Eckerman 55 died Sunday in Anamosa. Born in Washington Iowa in 1877 he lived in Oskaloosa and worked at the Iowa State Reformatory before illness. Survived by wife Carrie Moothart two daughters Mrs James W. Peet Anamosa and Mrs Edna Fort Des Moines and three grandchildren. Funeral services conducted by Rev B M Beggs Tuesday at Bride Mortuary with burial in Wilcox Cemetery.
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Anamosa
Guy R. Eckerman
Washington
Oskaloosa
Iowa State Reformatory
Carrie Moothart
James W. Peet
Edna Fort
Des Moines
BM. Beggs
Bride
Wilcox Cemetery
Rural Letter Carriers Meet At Manchester
More than 300 members of District 4 of the Rural Letter Carriers and Auxiliary Association gathered in Manchester for a picnic and business session. Officials included H G Roberts of Arlington as president and Walter J Schiess as first vice president. Calmar was chosen as the next meeting place with diverse talks and musical performances from local groups.
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Manchester
H. G. Roberts
Arlington
Wiliam Adix
E. G. Dittmer
F. E., Dutton
Hopkinton
Wa Wolf
Osage
Vine Stoddard
Jesup
Robert Roloff
A. M. Tusk
M. Duane Schiess
Uncle Sam
Calmar
H G. Roberts
Walter J. €Chiess
R. J. Anderson
W Wolf
H. G Roberts
W. J. Schiess
John Langenbacher
Monona
Lee Marolf
Walter J. Schiess
W F. McCool
Masonville
Lawrence
Dundee
A. E. Larson
Earlville
A. M. Lusk
Ralph Chamberlain Ione Bigger Married In Tipton
Ralph Chamberlain and Ione Bigger wed Monday in Tipton with Rev. Clay Miller officiating. The couple, daughter and son of local families, exchanged gowns and bouquets, reception followed for sixty relatives, and they plan a home in Tipton after a Wisconsin honeymoon.
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Ralph Chamberlain
Ione Bigger
Tipton
Grace Bigger
Aurora
All
W I Chamberlain
Clay Miller
Charles Johnson
Forrest Chamberlain
Inez Louise
Ione Marie
Charles Edwards
Mrs. Chamberlain
Wisconsin
Mr. Chamberlain
Advertiser
Tipon
Gangster execution shocks Los Angeles streets
Axel Anderson known for a long police record in Los Angeles and San Francisco was shot to death on a city street early Tuesday. Two men fled in a large black sedan.
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Los Angeles
INS
Axel Anderson
San Francisco
Radio Schedule Compendium of NBC and CBS Programs
A dense listing of daily radio programs across NBC and CBS networks with times and station call letters. Includes artists, orchestras, ensembles, soloists, and guest acts such as Reyes, Merrysmakers, Travers orchestra, and Ted Husing, spanning morning to late evening slots.
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NBC
WJZ
Bren and
de Rose
Weaf Wow
WDAF
Clara
Lu ’N
WGN
WTMJS
Noil Young Artists
WEAF
CBS
WABC
WMT
Crocker Nbc
WEAP
WREM
WCCO
Arnold
Mall Arch
WHEEM
Home Hour
Kyw
WMAQ
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Mary Dodd
Parers
OG. F. Corp
Bankers’ Head
Piddler
INBC
Ann Leaf
Sanford
WAMAQ
Russo
Icbs
WRBM
Grande Trian
WJAQ
Betty
Rob
WLS
Belle Forbes Cutler
Woman's Review
Dixsle
Russell Orch
WLW
Barbara Maurel
Watnow Creh
DeMoria Sisters
WSZ
Wow Tan
Paul Ash
Creh
CBS1
KIHS
Pierce
Morton Downey
Aioe Peardan
NBG
WENR
Floilstarch
Imimber
Koil Wren
WSM
Roske Carter
WBBM
Goldbergs
WOW
Fanny Briec
Olsen
Larnyard
Navy Band
WJZ Chain
Harry Richman
Waring Arch
KMOX
Dobbsie
WABCO
Weeco
KMBC
Rifi—Lewin Wit
WABG
Barlow Symphony
Wabc Wit
WMAC
Hum c
Abner
Woc-Wiho
Ted Weems
Denny Arch
Geran Arch
Libel Waters
Mills Orch
WSM Kapp Orch
WABO
Weaf Chain
Fisher Orch
King Orch
Wd2
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Roosevelt
Lydia E. Penkham
Predicine Company
Lynn, Massachusetts
Killian
OUR
Youlard
Marjoray
Fashion Card
Silverspun
Diana
Feather Crepes
Willoweave
Halcyon
Simmons
Killian’s
Melton
Mogador
Toll —Killians Street
Lucione
Schiaparelli
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