High Court Rebukes Hague 13 Die In Weekend Accidents
A weekend stretch of fatal auto crashes leaves 13 dead across Iowa. Victims include 11 year old Stanley Folsom of Onawa, 60 year old Jim Ginglee and 16 year old Emory Gingle of Onawa, plus 1 year old Ralph Preston of Corning and 33 year old John Morgan of Malvern. Causes cited range from blind turns and fog to head on collisions and a runaway truck incident near Malvern. The tally marks the 1939 Iowa toll at 28.
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Onawa
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William Copsin
Iowa City
University Hospital
Edward Kris
Coralville
Stanley Folsom
Iowa
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Corning
Ellsworth Hall
Gingles
Gingies
Fred Miler
Lowell Higgins
Higgins
Omaha
Briggs
Morgan
Young
St. Marys
Cesspool
Baker Girl
Axis: How the Partners Operate and Hold Europe
Berlin and Rome fused into a Rome Berlin axis described as a growing war machine. Hitler and Mussolini drive a shared project to secure economic gains, colonies, and territorial reach while showing independence when strategy demands. The alliance survived sanctions after Ethiopia and remains central to European powers.
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Renehsfuehrer
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Europe
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der Fuehrer
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Ahmed Zogu
Fascism
Aitiedt
League of Nations
Early Ball Scores in American League
In early games, New York tied Detroit 0 0 in the third inning while Philadelphia trailed Chicago 0 3 in the second. Boston was down 0 5 to Cleveland in the second. Pittsburgh faced Brooklyn 2 6 in the fifth. Cincinnati and New York were 2 2 in the fifth. Chicago led Philadelphia 2 7 in the third. St. Louis and Boston were 4 6 in the seventh.
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St. Louis
Now Is Time to Ask Tax Slices in Iowa Budgets
Des Moines reports the Iowa Taxpayers association urges citizens to obtain proposed city, school and county budgets, study them, and press officials to cut items deemed high. All budgets must be approved by August 15. Also notes a Sunday visit by Howard J. Welch and family to relatives on Poplar and Cheatnut streets.
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Des Moines
I. N.S
Iowa Taxpayers Association Today
Joe Long
Association
Bush Urges Farmers Act At Once To Halt Hoppers
County Agent Dale E. Bush urged Cass County farmers to act immediately against a growing grasshopper infestation. A poison bait supply is ready at the Atlantic Canning factory with 10 cent bags available through the farm bureau. Chinch bugs are also widespread, threatening corn as small grains are harvested.
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Dale E. Bush
Atlantic Canning Factory
Bush
Council Bluff
Board of Supervisors
Casscounia
Council Bluffs
Four Drivers Fined In Weekend Traffic Court
In a justice of the peace court session four drivers faced penalties for motor traffic violations. Joe W. Thraen of Maine received the stiffest fine of 12.50 with a six month license revocation for failing to yield on a through highway. C. C. Morrison of Atlantic paid 4 with a sixty day license suspension for driving on the left side near a hill crest. Walter Jensen of Melcher Ind. was fined 4 for driving without a license and required to take a test. J. H. Chadwick of Anita paid 7 for improper brakes. Patrolmen Cole of Anita and Wluff of Council Bluffs made the arrests.
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Justice of Peace Court
Joe W. Thraen
Maine
Thraen
C. C. Morrison
Atlantic
Walter Jensen
Melcher
J. H. Chadwick
Anita
Cole
Wluff
Council Bluffs
Weather Outlook for Iowa and Nebraska Tonight and Tuesday
Iowa forecast calls for warmer night temperatures with increasing clouds and scattered showers, northwest areas cooler. Nebraska sees rising clouds with local thundershowers in western and northern parts tonight and Tuesday, cooler Tuesday.
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Northwest
Nebraska
West Land
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Royal Visit Highlights Spontaneity of Royal Party
June reports from Royal Pilot Train Ontario recounts the queen mixing with farm crowds in Saskatoon Melville and Shenandoah shows. King and queen met locals for hours causing extra train movement to ensure rest after a bustling day. Lois Meinhardt turns seven on a birthday flower show trip.
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Washington
Saskatoon
Melville
Orris Meinhardt
la Vista Place
Robert
Lois
Shenandoah
Cass County 4-H Girls Rally Sees 11 Clubs Unite
More than 140 Cass County 4-H girls from 11 clubs gather at the high school auditorium for a full day rally. Activities include music review, memory contests, officer elections, and an afternoon recognition ceremony with a feature address on democracy.
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R. A. Lorenzen
Maine
Elmer Smith
County Home Project
Joe Lawton
County Farm Bureau
Alvin Goettsch
County
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Curtis Masteller
Brighton P. E. P
Washington
Anvil Chorus
Grove
Barefoot Goslings
Clover Club
Bear Grove Brownies
Home Sweet Home
Happy Hustlers of Union
Washington Workers
Mary Alice Becker
Vera Anderson
Benton Sunshine Club
Ruth Kuesel
Victoria Victors
Marjorie Jahnke
Cass Clover Club
Regina Edgar
Massena Merry Maids
Miss Joyce
Lois Herbert
Kathryn Mewhirter
Louise Jensen
Miss Jensen
Miss Mewhirter
L. C. Crum
Griswold
Washington Workers Club
Eldeen
Pymora
Claude W. Cooper
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Simons Named New County Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Mary Simons of Coleridge Nebraska has been elected home demonstration agent for Cass and Adair counties to replace Miss Evelyn Hollen who left for a position at Iowa State College extension. She will begin July 1 after selection from four applicants at Cass and Adair county farm bureau meeting. Simons attended Iowa State College and earned a masters in home economics at the University of Nebraska. She is noted for talents in music and dramatics.
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Here
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Iowa State College Extension Division
Miss Bitpons
Dale E. Bush
Adair County Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Ames
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Bush
Judge Grants Two Divorces As City Orders Alimony
District Judge Whitney Gilliland issued two divorce decrees. Emma E Fuhrendorf of Atlantic was divorced from Christy Fuhlendorf with alimony of 760 and permission to resume her maiden name Emma E Gordon. Josephine Trailer of Atlantic divorced Clark M Trailer and received custody of three children with alimony of 75 monthly while in school.
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Whitney Gilliland
Emma E. Fuhrendorf
Christy Fuhlendorf
Atlantic
Emma E. Gordon
Josephine Trailer
Clark M. Trailer
Milk Saves Car Fire After Milk Truck Dousing
Blencoe June 5 A milk bill was sent to N C Gray s fire insurance company after his car caught fire near Blencoe while en route to Council Bluffs. The driver poured five gallons of milk over the blaze preventing total destruction as Gray and John F Hanson observed from behind.
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N. C. Gray
Fire Insurance Company
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John F. Hanson
Council Bluffs
Local Children Perform Bright Rhythmic Recreation Programs
The Bear Grove Brownies present Gavotte a folk game and the Pleasant girls stage Hansel and Gretel. Mrs Hjortshoj reports on registration while Miss Evelyn Hollen Cass and Adair county home demonstration agent departs for a role with Iowa State college extension division and will award presentations.
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Bear Grove Brownies
Supreme Court bars Hague from suppressing union meetings in Jersey City
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 8 decision, invalidated a Jersey City ordinance granting police power to bar street and park meetings and to suppress union activity led by Mayor Frank Hague. Justices Roberts wrote the majority opinion, finding the right to peaceful assembly protected, with separate opinions by Stone and others addressing related labor and civil liberties questions.
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Hague
Congress
American Bar Association
Justice Roberts
Roberts
Civil Liberties Union
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United States
Justice Stone
New York
Boston
New Deal
Walnut Woman Dies in Hospital After Hip Injury
Mrs. Margaret Ray 83, a former Walnut resident, died in a Des Moines hospital from a broken hip suffered in a May 8 fall. Funeral services will be held in Walnut. Surviving relatives include daughters Mrs. Helen Huckins of Des Moines and Mrs. Sadie Shade of Tacoma, Wash, and a son Ogden Ray of Waterloo.
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Margaret Ray
Des Moines
Ray
Helen Huckins
Sadie Shade
Tacoma
Wash
Ogden Ray
Waterloo
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