Toy exhibit looks to crown American toy makers
Chicago October 30 Strong push to place America first in toy manufacture is shown by letters to the Art Institute where the first national exhibit of American made toys opens December 4 and runs through the month under the Art Institute and the Art Alliance of America. Exhibits may include hand made items from manufacturers, artists, inventors and schools. Exhibits close November 14 for mounting.
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Chicago
America
Art Institute
Art Allance of America
Central Etates Division
A. D. Converse
Winehendon
Mass
Lntu
Art Institute of Chicago
Louise Douglas Hyde
Germany
Japan
Hyde
Illinois Central Seizes Output of 3000 Coal Mines
Illinois Central begins requisitioning coal from 3000 mines to avert railway transport stoppage of food and necessities if a miners strike proceeds. About 10 063 cars of coal were taken. duration and permanence await strike developments as regional rail directors expand actions.
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Corl
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Chamberlain Works Relocated to National Engine Plant
Removal of the Chamberlain Machine Works from 407 Sycamore Street to the former Nailongy Engine Works facility on North Fourth Street is underway. Machinery is being moved gradually to avoid disrupting current operations, with full transfer not expected before year end as production scales up. The expansion reflects Chamberlain company's growing business requiring a larger plant.
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Chamberlain Machine Works
Sycamore Street
Nailongy Eaine Works
North Fourth Street
Chamberlain Company
Wartime allotments restored in army for men’s dependents
Wartime allotments return for enlisted men with dependents. Men must have dependents waive claims legally as required by army recruiting officer Beret L. Imig. Enlistment will again require allotments and a fixed extra monthly amount as during the war. Also notes Milk Producers association probe with eight officials facing trial for price conspiracy. closing arguments by Charles H. Tineason.
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Beret
L. H. Imig
Mils Pattrian
Associated Press
Chicago
Milk Producers Association
Charles &. Tieneon
Coal strike actions threaten nation wide fuel shortage
News from Indianapolis and Washington reports a coordinated strike by United Mine Workers threatens coal production. Cabinet plans revive price controls and distribution priorities to maintain essential services as railroads stockpile and police guard mines. Officials forecast a sharp drop in non union output and possible government intervention to allocate coal to utilities and transit.
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Brewster
Fair Price Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Wii
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Lewis
Sec
Washington, D. C
Lansing
Lane
War Industries Board
Tane
Lane Sail
New England
Northwest
Nuluth
Minnesota
Railroad Administration
The
Fuel Administration
Hines
Steany
Coreewiss Varots
Saylums
MLV
Garfield
Harry A. Garfield
Barty
Hall Board
Giarfield
Congress
Fuel
Justice Bureau
Department of Justice
Road Central
Isa
Thomas T. Wrewster
Coal Operators' Scale Committee
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
White House
Pittsburgh
West
Virginia
United Mine Fpthers of America
Central
Peninsylvenia
West Virginia
Ceme
Fora
Palmer
Unior
St. Louis
Thomas T. Brewster
Mine Pyberaldrs ® Association
Ofnes
Charleston
John J. Cornwell
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Colorado National
W. A. Spangler
Golden
Trinidad
Birmingham
Ala
Jasper County
Newspaper advertising praised by Chicago banker
Raleigh Ross of Minneapolis former advertising head of the Northern Trust Company of Chicago addressed the seventeenth annual convention in New Orleans of the American Institute of Banking. He said newspaper advertising has removed the feeling of awe hindering banks and brings people into closer contact, making them more friendly toward banks.
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Raleigh Ross
Minneapolis
Northern Trust Company
Chicago
New Orleans
American Institute of Banking
Employees Have A Party At Citizens Gas And Electric
An office staff party for Citizens Gas and Electric was held in the club rooms, with attendees including families and officials. Marion Kenneally and M. C. Christensen performed an eccentric dance, Austin Burt and H. B. Maynard gave talks, and refreshments followed a program of numbers before dancing ended. In a separate note, Miss Lillian Arthur underwent surgery at St Francis hospital this morning, her condition listed as serious.
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Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Marion Kenneally
M. C. Christensen
Austin Burt
H. B. Maynard
Lillian Arthur
L. Arthur
Baltimore Street
St. Francis Hospital
Armenian-Syrian Relief Campaign Begins in County
A three day educational drive for Armenian and Assyrian relief progresses with five Cedar Falls meetings led by Miss Zarooch Mesrobian. A mass meeting at Westminster Presbyterian tonight features her as speaker, introduced by Mrs. Lewis Frank. Campaigns also run tomorrow at West and East High Schools and the Woman's Club, with additional talks in La Porte City.
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Cedar Falls
Zarooch Mesrobian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mesrobian
Lewis Frank
Woman's Club
Black Hawk County
West High
East High
la Porte City
F. M. Shores
L. €. Hemsworth
Edward Boardman
New York
America
E. J. Kerbye
Des Moines
Country Club to Meet for Officers and Plans
Waterloo Country Club members will meet tonight in the clubrooms of the Greater Waterloo Association to elect officers and perfect its organization. About $75,000 in preferred and common stock has been subscribed, with grounds in Waterloo Heights a mile north of St. Francis Hospital awaiting development and clubhouse planning.
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Waterloo Country
Pcm
Greater Waterloo
Five Thousand Dollar Bequest Named to Dubuque Man
Dubuque Iowa October 30 David A Stickney formerly a dispatcher for the Illinois General now of New Providence Ia named as an heir in the will of Ed win Halley of Rockford He receives five thousand dollars by the terms of the will He is a relative of Mrs Halley Stickney formerly resided here while with the S C and married here to Miss Vivian Adams
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Dubuque
David A. Stickney
Illinois General
New Providence
Edwin Halley
Rockford
Stickney
Home Service of Red Cross More Active Than Ever
Mrs G B Warthen reports after a Muscatine convention that Red Cross home service remains vital in peacetime. Dr J L Gillen outlined the program and urged continued fundraising while chapters note increased September spending on aid for disabled or ill individuals, clothing, and medical bills.
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Red Cross
G. B. Warthen
Home Service Department
The
Stat
Social Workers
Muscatine
Home Service
Sime
Union Cooperative Store Discussed by Waterloo Trades
Labor locals met at Building Trades hall last night to discuss a planned co operative store in Waterloo. T R Bennett of the Wholesale Co operative Society, St Paul, Minn, addressed the group while JT N Stufflebeam, president of the Central Labor Union, presided.
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Co- Operative
Waterloo
Building Trades Locals
Building Trades
T. R. Bennett
Wholesale Co-Operative Society
St. Paul, Minn
JT. N. Stufflebeam
Central Labor Union
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Iowa
Towa
Wang
Miller Footwear
Chamber of Commerce
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Country Club
Wang & Miller
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Jefferson
Harvey W. Wiley
Harvey Wiley
Big Moxley Churnery
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ICE Cream& CO
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