Falls from car kill Des Moines man at 65
Des Moines Iowa Larry Sents 65 son of Mr and Mrs John Sents of Pella died in a Des Moines hospital from injuries after falling from an automobile near his home yesterday He was riding in a car driven by Bastian Goematt when he opened a door and fell to the gravel road His parents and a brother survive.
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Des Moines
Larry Sents
John Sents
Pella
Larry
Bastian Goematt
John
Early Ball Scores From Rain Delays and Ties
In the American League Detroit at New York postponed by rain and Cleveland at Boston also postponed. St Louis beat Washington 9 to 2 in the first inning with Kramer and Swift and Hudson and Early noted. In the National League New York at Chicago postponed by rain. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh tied 3 to 3 in the fourth inning with Hamblin Kimball Phelps Sewell Heintzelman Butcher and Davis listed.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Kramer
Swift
Hudson
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Hamblin
Kimball
Phelps
Sewell
Heintzelman
Butcher
Davis
Weather outlook for town and Nebraska
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions tonight. In the western portion temperatures rise Tuesday afternoon. Nebraskas forecast shows generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the northwest and extreme west, slightly cooler in the extreme southeast, and rising temperatures Tuesday except in the extreme northwest.
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Nebraska
Phyllis Third In Qualifying Play At Trans Miss Golf
Betty Jameson led the field with a four under par 73 in Glen Echo country club qualifying for the Trans Miss golf championship. Patty Berg and Phyllis Otto tied for high finishes among early starters, while Kay Pearson and Jeanne Cline also posted solid scores.
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St. Louis
I. N.S
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Texas
Glen Echo Country Club
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Russell Mann
Milwaukee
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Kay Pearson
Houston
Tex
Lillian Zech
Niles Center
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Marion Miley
Lexington
Ray Fellows
Tulsa
Okla
Ann Casey
Mason City
Shirley Ann Johnson
Chicago
Jo McRae
Ames
J. A. Walker
Kansas City
Henry 8. Nollen
Des Moines
C. R. McCubbin
Jean French
H. H. Silverford
Spanish American War Vets To Meet In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids veteran groups plan the annual encampment for 500 to 600 Spanish American War veterans next week with several hundred auxiliary members. Sessions run Sunday to Wednesday. Cornelius Kelly, national committee member on legislation and its administration, will speak at a joint session Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
CL. N. S
Cornelius §. Kelly
National Committee On Legislation
Mussolini's Entry Triggers U S War Move And Politics
Italy's declaration of war shocks Washington as President Roosevelt cancels a Hyde Park trip. Secretary Hull calls Mussolini’s move a great human tragedy. Congress moves to raise the army to 400000 and let Roosevelt call out the national guard. Debates on neutrality and defense follow with senators urging stronger allied unity.
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Italy
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Hull
Charlottesville
United States
Americas
Peel
Congress
Lee
Dem
New
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Bennett Clark
Mussolini
Rome
House Military Affairs Committee
State Department
Mediterranean
U. S
France
William C. Bullitt
Paris
Baade Family Visits Relatives in Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs Chris A Baade and their son John from Council Bluffs were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs Baade's parents Rev and Mrs C William East of this city.
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Council Bluffs
Chris A. Baade
John
Auerbach Dies in Council Bluffs Mercy Hospital
Fred W. Auerbach 52 of Atlantic died at 2 p m in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs after a two week illness from a rare bone disease. Auerbach served about 30 years in the Atlantic fire department and 17 years as a paid driver. He leaves his widow Gertrude Kreamer three sons Donald Jack and Billy two brothers Frank and Henry and three sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Auerbach
Atlantic Fire Department
Gertrude Kreamer
Donald Auerbach
Creston
Shenandoah
Jack
Billy
Frank
Henry Auerbach
Ed Bopp
Will Knop
Andrew Paulson
Bojens Hardware Store
AAA Workers Boost Red Cross Fund With 19 Dollar Donation
Cass County Agricultural Association contributed 19.70 to the Red Cross war relief fund. List of named donors includes Erma E. Thomson Betty Preston Genevieve Schuler Clara Shields Evelyn Jessen Elsie Spencer and others. Previous acknowledgments totaled 139.00 with additional gifts bringing the day’s total to 164.70.
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Cass County Agricultural Association
Red Cross War Relief Fund
AAA
Erma E. Thomson
Betty Preston
Genevieve Schuler
Clara Shields
Evelyn Jessen
Elsie Spencer
Lola Ballade
C. G. Hansen
H. J. Kuehn
George Christensen
William Sandhorst
Robert Wilburn
Clair D. Becker
Charles Dressler
Harold W. Wahlert
Ross T. Pollock
Harley M. Weber
Carl H. Euken
H. R. Perry
R. D. Pin Inell
J. C. McLaren
Forrest Warne
Wayne R. Brown
Fred A. Lindeman
Ted Bell
Louie Hansen
Carl N. Kennedy
Cass Co. Agricultural Conservation Association
Iowa Board Caps University of Iowa Engineering Enrollment
Des Moines June 10 The state board of education set an upper limit of 500 students for the University of Iowa College of Engineering, citing current enrollment and a policy to prevent expansion. Emphasis will shift to hydraulics engineering. no cap was placed on Iowa State College enrollment. The semiannual report also notes curriculum revisions at the Iowa School for the Blind at Vinton.
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Des Moines
State Board of Education Today
State University of Iowa College of Engineering
State School For the Blind
Vinton
S.U.L. Engineering College
Forty-Ninth
General Assembly
Division of Engineering
Iowa State College
Engineering
Samuel P. Capen
University of Buffalo
George A. Wilson
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Town State College
Iowa School For Blind
France and Italy at War Pushes Rise of Fascism Across Era
Paris declares that allied strength in the Mediterranean is decisive as Mussolini declares war on France. Reynaud says France fights with a clear conscience and notes Italian aims align with Germany. Istanbul reports Turkey may join the conflict, while telephonic links to Paris fail in New York dispatches.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Paul Reynaud
Reynaud
Mussolini
France
Pope Pius
Roosevelt
Ciano
Germany
Turkey
Istanbul
England
Russia
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
American Actor's Ambulance Bombed in Paris Front Fight
Paris battles rage as German bombs fall on the city amid Esplanade smoke and artillery fire. An American ambulance crew member reports the close encirclement of Paris and tanks near Rouen Cises, with the city under a grim, silent bombardment.
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Kenneth Downs
1. N.S
Paris
France
Frence
Montemedy
Rouen-Cisors
United States
International News Service
Eiffel Tower
Mussolini declares Italy in state of war with Britain and France
Italy joins Nazi side in Europe war as Mussolini announces war against France and Britain. Italian forces strike across the Riviera using blitzkrieg tactics, with Ciano delivering notice to ambassadors and Italy preparing for broader hostilities.
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France
Great Britain
Il Duce
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Count Galeazzo Ciano
Britain
Duce
Portugal
Tomor
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