ABA Convenes in Kansas City with Anti New Deal Speakers
The American Bar association meets September 26 30 in Kansas City with a lineup sharply opposing the New Deal. Willis Van Devanter Burton Wheeler James A Reed and Frank J Hogan headline, reflecting administration critics amid a broader debate on judiciary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Bar Association
Kansas City
Cummings
Stanley Reed
ABA
Lst
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
James A. Reed
London
Frank J Hogan
Teapot Dome
Andrew W Mellon
City Briefs And Personals Highlights
Chicken dinner advertisement notes 35¢ and events. Mr and Mrs Ralph Owen move to Marshalltown. Mrs Leona Brown of Manchester to speak on The Power of Thought at Montrose Hotel Thursday 8 p.m. West Highlands Community club picnic dinner Friday 6 p.m. at Cleveland school. Mrs J L Pritchard of Traer recovering from surgery. husband visiting at L G Weigle home. Frank Bebe of Central City fined 25 dollars on intoxication charge after Waubeek dance. Cedar Rapids Gideons meet at 898 Daniels St NE Friday 6 p.m. with D S Umbenhauer of Anamosa speaking as international delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Brown
Manchester
Montrose Otel
West Highlands Community Club
Wil
Cleveland School
J. L. Pritchard
Traer
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Pritchard
L. G. Weigle
A Avenue
Frank Bebe
Central City
W. R. Watsabaugh
Sheriff's Office
Cedar Rapids
Gideons
W. C. Kirchbeck
Daniels Street
S. Umbenhauer
Anamosa
Asbury Park
N. J
Army recruiting seeks 45 enlistments for forts in Des Moines Snelling and Lincoln
Sergeant William Melton announces forty five vacancies for enlistment in the 14th cavalry and motorized field artillery at Fort Des Moines infantry at Fort Snelling Minnesota and Fort Lincoln Nebraska. Single men aged 18 to 35 are eligible. Four clerks with high school education and typing knowledge are needed in the quartermaster and signal corps at Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Melton
14Th Cavalry
Motorized Field Artillery
Fort Des Moines
Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Lincoln
Neb
Quartermaster and Signal Corps
Soil Conservation Talk Links Town and Farm Needs
Iowa State college extension chief R K Bliss told Kiwanis members the soil conservation program ties urban and rural interests. He cited Tama county’s experiment, warned of thirty billion tons lost since farming began, and noted restoration hinges on sound management and planning.
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R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
Iowa
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Mr. Bliss
Ames
Tama County
Bliss
Rex Conn
Linn County
Ernie Young
Hawkeye Downs
Court action settles Wapsie Valley bank notes
Judge H C Ring empowered D W Bates receiver to compromise a note judgment against Roy Shakespeare and B W Long and a note claim against Ellen Shakespeare with a $300 receipt. The action also settles a $250 note claim against Carrie A Gaines. Other settlements include a note claim against E D Ondler and a claim against Wapsie Lodge No 253 1 0 F O. Hearing for a $3100 claim against George O Filloon and a stock assessment claim against G H Clark set for Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Wapsie Valley State Bank of
Central City
H. C. Ring
Roy Shakespeare
B. W. Long
Ellen Shakespeare
Roy
Wapsie Valley
Carrie A. Gaines
E. D. Ondler
Wapsie Lodge
Central City Bank
George O Filloon
Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
G. H. Clark
Appellants File Transcripts Over Cedar Rapids Assessments
Transcripts of Cedar Rapids city council proceedings as local board of assessment and review were filed in district court Wednesday by appellants from 1937 valuations. First Avenue Holding pany owner of the Roosevelt hotel appeals a $432,350 hotel assessment upheld by the board despite remonstrance. J. M. Ely and H. Y. Simmons appeal assessments on thirteen properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue Holding Company
Roosevelt Hotel
J. M. Ely
H. Y. Simmons
Property Assessments Revised and Appeals Filed
Assessments totaled 67815 but the board reduced to 66315. H R Trewin filed an appeal transcript on a 5400 final valuation for 1024 Second Avenue SE, original 5920. Clara Edinger, Edward Edinger Jr and Clara Edinger Downing appeal a 13185 assessment for 600 B Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Trewin
Second Avenue SE
Clara Edinger
Edward Edinger, Jr
Clara Edinger Downing
B Avenue NW
Two Get 90 Day Terms For Stealing Bicycles
Merle Chapman and Milton Babbitt both of Cedar Rapids received 90 day county jail terms as of Aug 27 after pleading guilty to larceny. They were accused of taking two bicycles owned by Allen and Merlyn Kimball at 126 First Avenue on Aug 20 and were arrested. the judge ordered the bicycles returned to the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Chapman
Milton Babbitt
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Chapman
Babbitt
Allen and
Merlyn Kimball
First Avenue
Judge Ring
Wills probated for Emilie Pospisil and John McCarthy
Emilie Pospisil died Aug 30. Her will dated Oct 14, 1936 names two sons Vlastimil and Oldrich as beneficiaries. Oldrich named executor. John McCarthy of Cedar Rapids died Aug 20. sister Kathryn McCarthy is sole legatee and executrix. will drawn Jan 16, 1930, probated Tuesday. Linn county supervisors approve deputy sheriff appointments for Hawk Eye Downs during the All Iowa Livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Pospisil
Vlastimil Pospisil
Oldrich Pospisil
John McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
Kathryn McCarthy
James H Smith
Fred C. Trieble
Gifford C. McClain
Hawkeye Downs
Linn County
Houdini of Carnival Offers To Free Self From Sack
Charles Rubens of Duluth Minnesota billed as the Duluth Houdini performs in the All Iowa Livestock Show sideshow at Hawkeye Downs. He guarantees escape from a mail sack in seven minutes using any pad lock, claiming to have freed himself from handcuffs in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rubens
Duluth Houdini
Rubens
Duluth
Minn
Hawkeye Downs
Milwaukee
Radio Programs Schedule Listings Left on Air
A dense sequence of radio shows across CBS NBC and affiliated nets with names, times, and featured performers including singers pianists orchestras and bands. The list chronicles daytime and evening programs from ten o’clock through late night with station chains WABC WEAF WJZ WIZ and others and mentions notable acts such as Helen Traubel Don Chiarta and Bert Black among many.
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the Merrymakers
CBS
WABC
BBM
KMOX
WCC
NBC
Weaf Chain
Herbert H. Lenmem
WJZ
Romaince
Belen Trent
Bailey Axton
WEAF
Chain —Strokers
Ruth Lyon
Edward Davies
National Farm and Home Hour
Inbc
Music Guild
Dalton Brothers
Wabc Chain
Lorenzo Jones
Gariite
Ondon
Bon Bon
Lucille and
Lanny
WIZ Chain
Sie Gononipson
Nbci
Ray Heatherton
WEAP
Jack Fulton
Franklyn MacCormack
Carlton Kelsey Orch
Amos 'N' Andy
Easy Aces
Elmer Davis
Wakec Chain
Schaefer
Sum and Abner
Nicolas Berezowski
WBBM
WCCO
Rudy Vallecorch
WJZ Chain
Helen Traubel
Major Bowers
ABC
Charles Winnings
Nadine Conner
Virginia Verrill
Alma Kruger
WMAQ
Keen Brothers Orch
Bob Burns
Johnny Trotter
NBC Night
Cca
Dalley Orch
CBB
WJZ “Shain
George Olsen Orch
Sige
Garden Orch
Eadie Varzos Orch
WJZ Ain
Bert Black Orch
Anes Burke
Weaf Ain
Sonony Hamp Erch
WJZ Ist
Renny Geodman Orch
Ree Gordon Orch
Gare Tod van Orch
Eddie House
WEHEM
Don_ Chicata orch
WHEM
Nesbit appeals murder conviction in Parker blast case
William R. Nesbit former Sioux City hotelman filed an appeal with the South Dakota Supreme Court against his murder conviction for the blast slaying of Floyd H. Parker in Sioux Falls last New Year's Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
State Supreme Court
William R. Nesbit
Sioux City
Floyd H. Parker
Births Incomes from St Luke and Mercy Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborns with parent names and home addresses. Daughters and sons are born September 4 to 9 at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals, detailing families including Laird Rammelsberg Mienert Slo cum Henderson Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Laird
Glenway Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
John Rammelsberg
Palo
Dallas Mienert
Keystone
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Wendel
Twentieth Street
Dale Slocum
Second Street NW
Mercy Hospital
John Campbell
First Street NW
Harold Henderson
Clifford Mathews
B Avenue NE
All Iowa Show Sees Warm Weather at Hawkeye Downs
The All-Iowa Livestock Show enjoyed good weather at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids as skies stayed fair. Temperatures rose from a 56 degree low to 78 by 10 a.m and 86 by 1 p.m with Friday a peak of 80 at 2 p.m and cooling to 60 by midnight, Chambers Inskeep records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Local Man Released On Bond In DWI Case At New Hampton
Lee Worden a 40 year old Cedar Rapids auto salesman was freed on 500 bond after a New Hampton hearing on DWI charges. He allegedly struck a car carrying Mrs Oscar L Adams and Mrs D C Adams from St Paul Minnesota injuring both women slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Worden
Glassroad
Cedar Rapids
New Hampton
Associated Press
Oscar L. Adams
D. C. Adams
St. Paul
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Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Java
WPA
State Guide of
Kansas
Leavenworth
Ernest G Draper
Draper
Commerce Department
Department of Agriculture
White House
Mrs Roosevelt
National Escort Bureau
Bureau
Eric H. Thomson
Resettlement Administration
Maverick University
California
Texas
Maury Maverick
Midwest
New York
Morgenthau
Oliver
Ralph Owen
Rockford Road
Marshalltown
Newman's
Mae
Tama County Plan
Boulder Dam
Colorado
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Court House News
Wapsie Bank
Mont Coun
Paris
Newman
Ban
Ajamas
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