Hunting Season Opens With Reporter Out At Daybreak
A hunting feature follows a reporter’s opening day in September pine woods. The story mixes field observations with portraits of Cedar Rapids volunteers and local police captain J W Donnell, Dan Hunter, Boots Siu sak, John Matus, Louis Vosmek, and others as they pursue squirrels and enjoy autumn light and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hunter
Avipor
Thompson
J. W
Jack” Donnell
Jack
Leonard
Boots" Siusak
John Matus
Louis Vosmek
Cedar Rapids
Bob
Porter
Agreement Reached on Old Police Station Lease Settlement
City Council prepared a Monday resolution to settle the lease for the 213 First Street SE building of the Witham King Estate. William Crawford negotiated a cash settlement of 3000 dollars while the city retains salvage from jail cells and equipment. Rent through December would be 150 dollars monthly, with potential use into November and a daily rate if needed after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhe Crty Ecouncil
First Street
Witham King
Willam CC Crawford
King
Marion Youth Chosen For Navy Music School
Donald Edmund Bragg of 1702 Seventh Avenue Marion has been selected for the Navy School of Music in Cedar Rapids. Only forty per year are chosen for the two year conservatory course. Bragg is the fourth Cedar Rapids area recruit to gain acceptance. He recently returned from a national tour on the RKO vaudeville circuit. The appointment notice is signed by Lieut. Charles Benter, director of the Navy band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Edmund Bragg
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Navy School of Music
Cedar Rapids
Bragg
United States
RKO
Charles Benter
Navy
Six Craftsmen Found for Venetian Glass Blowing at State Fair
State Fair officials in Salem Oregon announced after nationwide search that only six Americans can perform Venetian glass blowing. They secured options on two artisans who have previously built miniature sets for Hollywand studios and plan to bring them into public view at the fair.
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Salem
Political realignment and cautions on governance voiced by leaders
International News Service reports Sea Royal S. Copeland warns of party realignment and insanity in clinging to names over principles. Margot Grahame notes Hollywood love attracts publicity. Len Burton K Wheeler argues against one man rule and warns against a totalitarian state as petitions fail to solve issues.
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New York
Sea
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Carl Dueser
Skaward
Howe
Nikos
Hosti
Bob Las
Navy Music School
SEARS
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Cedak Rapids
Pope A
A. T. Ph Employes
Chester Stepanek
Sales Army
International News Service
Hollywood
Margot Grahame
Abbott's
Parke-Davis and
Squibb's
Paramount Pharmacy
Paramount Theater Building
Merchants National Bank Building
Cutler
Cutler's
Henry Carney
2Nd Ave
The
Merchants Bank
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