Berlin Skyscrapers Rise on Unter den Linden
Berliners fear a ruined skyline as bankers’ towering offices climb Unter den Linden near the Brandenburger Gate and opera district. Two ten story structures loom, camouflaged tops amid older low rises, prompting worries of war profiteering and spurred by high exchange rates.
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Associated Prana
Berlin
Wall Street
Unter den Linden
Univerait
State Opera
Old Palace
St. Hedwig’s Church
Opera House
Uap
New York
Bank
Branden Burger Gate
Charlotten Street
Berlin Exceeds Old Limits As City Grows Westward
The article notes postwar Berlin construirion trends with few buildings over five or six stories, banks expanding upward with masonry, and scarce steel. Unter den Linden loses retail prominence as wealthier residents move west toward Grunewald Wansee and Potsdam, reducing traffic on narrow Tiergarten crossings.
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Berlin
Unter den Linden
The Westward Shift of Theatres and Opera House
Mov lag westiward notes better theatres and cafes. The state opera house, built in Frederickha Groat's era, is old fashioned and has been reconstructed so often that it will likely be replaced soon by a new building nearer to operagoers' homes.
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Centera
Movlag Westiward
State Opera House
Frederickha Groat
Minnesota Lakes Car on Exhibition in Waterloo
The Minnesota Ten Thousand Lakes Special car from northern Minnesota will exhibit in Waterloo for four to five days. Sponsored by the Northern Minnesota Lakes Pub Deity association, the 7,000 mile tour promotes lake vacationing across the central and southern United States. In charge are I A Dixon G J Prescott and J C DeCamp. The display includes a miniature lake with minnows and a gallery of Minnesota lakes and woods, trimmed with fir trees and birch branches. Open to the public at 10 am tomorrow.
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Minnesota
Prescott
Waterloo
Waverly
Ten Thousand Lakes
Northern
Mississippi
Kansan
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
I. A. Dixon
G. J. Prescott
J. C. DeCamp
Fourth Liberty Loan Interest Due Monday
Next Monday April 16 the government will pay 126,000,000 in interest to Fourth Liberty Loan bond holders. Iowa's share is about 3,000,000, per Ray C. Degert, postmaster Ha gun. Bondholders are urged to clip coupons and reinvest in new U S baby bonds at 20.50 each, worth 25 in five years, with monthly investment plan reaching 60 bonds in five years.
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Uncle Sam
Liberty
Iowa
Ray C. Degert
U.S
Palmer School of Chiropractic Radio Concert Schedule
Davenport Indiana station broadcasts weather forecasts at 11 00 am and 11 05 am marks market quota at noon chimes concert at 3 00 pm closing stocks and market talk at 430 pm educational talk by Han S145 yy chimes concert at 220 pm sport news at 636 pm sundays viatt at 1300 pm musical program Irving Swindoll director Girls Glos club Penn college 8 00 pm educational lecture S Amorfen and Hur Wonderland Yellowstone Pur by Chin A Payton university of Minnesota lecturer 9 30 pm dances preshiam Cong hoursP 8 0 orchestra broadcasting program
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Batumiay
Tongs Tine Suenaia
Sony
Han
Sundmants Viatt
Irwin Swindoll
University of Minnesota
O. Orchestra
Concert Listings and Radio Questions Prompt at Alamo Theatre
WHAS Courier-Journal reports a 360 meter Central Standard Time concert on Saturday April 14 featuring the Almino Theatre Orchestra with a Three-minute Bible biographical segment and Zephaniah to Nahum selections. A 7:30 to 9 p m pull concert by the Rata Pi Omega sorority includes Miss Margaret Hammerstein as director and multiple soloists. Arthur Maxson of the Louisville Conservatory of Music delivers a five-minute address. Also invites readers to send radio reception questions to Karl C von Lackum, Courier radio editor.
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Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louwisville
Almino
Theatra Orchestra
Zephaniah
Habaideus
Nahum
Weyda Conrad
Alamo Theatre
Rata
Pi Omega Sorority
Margaret Hammerstein
Mmiss Nessie Sonner
Sarah Fill Richardyon
Mary Milly Chenault
Annouoe Waring
Pinane
Muth Blakey
Margaret Hammerstam
Salilo Pennington
Milas Thelma Dut
Stelle Wanrton
Arthur Maxson
Louisvifie Conservatory of Music
Beta Vi Omen
Episoda
Building permits issued for four here and area plants
Building permits issued by Charles Wasson and Connisonur since yesterday noon include a $4,000 addition to the Afcora Manufacturing plant at Concrete and Wateretrests and a brick residence for Mary Wea at 814 Dulrd Street West. The Moore factory addition will measure 40 by 60 feet for steel link production. Olsen & Bon.
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Ing Company
Concrete and Wateretrests
Mary Wea
Dulrd Streat West
Moore
Olsen & Bon
Construction Co Seeks Contrast in Building Permits
The report notes permits issued to N. E. Barton at 1102 Forest Avenue for a garage with a value of 22,995 and to T. Honee at 132 Leavitt Street for garnety. There is a remark about 658,000 seeds in wheat, indicating a related agricultural detail or misprint in the record.
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Cermak
Henry Ford
White House
Georgia
Mr. Ford
Washington
RADIO
Woc
Mr. Radloan
Karl C. von Lackum
The
Courier
Jms Hein
BCA
New Victor Records
Paradisel
Meyerbeet
Uin
Pelee
Benianino
Gigi
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Henry Barr
Aileen Stanley
Billy Murray
Billy Marrs
Iiss
Patricola
Virgiians
Eed Sonal
Virginians
New Orleans
Starlight Bay
Paul Whitemen and His Orchestra
Benson Orchestra of
Chicago
For
You
Fox
Sunny Jim—Fox
Paul Whiteman
Zez Confrey
Tillie
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Victor Records
Nmictor Talking Machine Company
Camden
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