Chamberlin and Levine Receive Warm German Welcomes
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine, after their Atlantic flight, travel through Germany incognito and are greeted by crowds. In Karlsruhe ex Army pilots award honorary membership, Baden Baden crowds of 3,000 cheer as officials extend welcome and fans carry them to cars.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Berlin
Karlsruhe
Chamberlin
Leving
Notorious gang boss Birger says he is done
Springfield June 13. Charlie Birger once famous southern Illinois gang leader was confined in Sangamon county jail to avert lynching in Franklin county. He refused to talk, asked to see only family, and said he is done after confession of Art Newman implicating him in the deaths of State Highway Policeman Lory L. Price and his wife. He denied illness and asked to stay in his cell.
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Springfield, III
I. N
Charlin Birger
Illinois
Sangamon County
Pranklin County
Birger
Promade
Art Newman
Lory L. Price
Greater Atlantic Club Adopts Holiday Closing Schedule
The Greater Atlantic club approved a business relations committee report listing Atlantic closing days for holidays and fairs. Memorial Day Fourth of July Armistice Day Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year’s Day will see all day closures with specific hours noted for Armistice Day.
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Greater Atlantic Club
Greater ‘Atlantic Club
Atlantic
Cass County
Roe
Army Officers Killed in Plane Crash at Langley Field
Langley Field Va June 13 Two army air officers Lieut Frank L McConnell and Lieut Corneling Anderson were killed when their plane fell during machine gun and bombing maneuvers. Witnesses say McConnell tried to bank the aircraft at low altitude before the crash. Both officers were rated experienced flyers and their bodies were badly burned.
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Langley Field
1. N.S
Army Air
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Des Moines Aims to Dismiss Evolutionist Faculty
A Des Moines report notes actions against faculty members suspected of harboring evolution beliefs. Dr Hanson, head of religious education, will sever his connection as the line tightens under new policy.
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Regima— Marty
Ue Jand
Hanson
Grove Township Farm Bureau Ice Cream Social Program
An Ice cream social will be held by the Grove township farm bureau at the Charles Eichorn farm Wednesday evening. The program includes Orchestra selection, Star Spangled Banner, invocation by Rev. William Mack, recitations by Jimmy Bell and Lloyd McCord, G O G 4 H club, piano solos by Lois Darlin and Neeva Odem, dialogues by John and Eleanor Henderson, Laney Retallic, Ralph Hammond, Elizabeth and Ruth Dallinger, and a male quartet featuring Dallinger, Acker, Kleuver, and Darling. American orchestra selections.
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William Mack
Jimmy Bell
Columbia
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Lloyd McCord
Odge
Delgren McCon
LeRoy Acker
John and
Eleanor Henderson
Neeva Odem
Laney
Ralph Hammond
Maurice Joyce
Pai
Elizabeth
Ruth Dallinger
Funeral services for Henry J. Schaaf in Noble township
Funeral services were held at 2 30 this afternoon at St John Evangelical church in Noble township for Henry J Schaaf Noble township farmer the Rev Weubben officiating Interment was made in St Johns cemetery Pallbearers were Albert Herbert Herman Schul William Rathsamp Carl Rothe and Emil Bode
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Noble Township
St. John's
Births Report from Cedar Rapids and Elliott
Conrad Pharmacy proprietor at 507 Chestnut Street welcomed a baby daughter last week at his West Sixth Street home. In Elliott on June 13 a daughter was born to John and Lois Fortune. Mrs Fortune formerly Lois Freeborn of Corning. Nearby near Macedonia a son was born to Harold and Dorothy Perdue. Dorothy was born in Elliott.
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Chestnut Street
West Sixth Street
Elote
Elliott, Ja
News-Telegraph
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Cedar Rapids
William Fortune
Elliott
Fortune
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Corning
Harold Perdue
Macedonia
Perdue
Dorothy _ Collins
Bluffs
Bernice Sperry
George Sperry
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Council Bluffs
Prather l
M.e.‘Church
Colorado
Lewia
Omaha
Griswold
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Lewis
Alma Bees
Whitney Loan and Trust Company
Jbank
First Lutherans Church
Lawrence Acker
Cass
Everson
Levi High School
Simp- Vron College
Indianola
Fiverson
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Cedar Direct
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J. W. Wollimann
Lena Dean
Walnut
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P. N. McDermott
Ten Tierney
Roberta Robinson
Ies
Moore
Athletic
Central Iowa Produce Company
Children’s Day Observed At Local Churches
Special Children’s Day programs at Congregational and Church of Christ drew large audiences. Congregational featured readings and music while Church of Christ highlighted a playlet directed by Rossie Wheeler. Presbyterian services benefited from musical solos by Lester Munneke of Parsons Kansas and Bee Francis Steinke, a St. Joseph’s academy graduate from Dubuque.
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Church of Christ
Rossie Wheeler
Presbyterian Cehurch
Lester Munneke
Parsons
Kan
Wilfrid Sanderson
Bee Francis Steinke
Prothero
Health notes on local residents improve after operations
Arthur Bishop in Ta. Lewis Lowi reports gradual recovery from a recent operation. Mrs. DeLean underwent surgery at Jones Hospital Saturday and is said to be improving. Pearl Rhodes remains in Atlantic Hospital under treatment ahead of an appendicitis operation.
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Lowi
LEWIS
Tan
Spetiated
News-Telegraph
Arthur Bishop
DeLean
Jones Hospital
Pearl Rhodes
Atlantic Hospital
Marriage Announcements Stir Ell iott and Local Clubs
Timely social notes report John Elliott's marriage to Lucille Brown at Waterloo, with plans to move to Elliott. Several local events are listed including Baptist Amoma class, Atlantic Golf and Country club luncheon, and several weddings in Council Bluffs Avoca Lewis and other towns. A busy community calendar highlights reunions, club meetings, and social gatherings across Red Oak and surrounding areas.
Lindy Entered Into Ranks Of Immortals Of Flying
Washington June 13 Col Charles A Lindbergh was honored as a lifetime member of the National Aeronautical Association and awarded the Hubbard Medal by the National Geographic Society. The breakfast to mark his Paris flight drew aviation leaders, joining nine prior life members including the Wrights Edison and Langley.
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Washington
I. N
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Science
New York
Metropolis
Paris
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Hubbard
National Geographic Society
Porter H Adams
Lindy
Wilbur, Orville
Katherine Wright
Samuel Pierpont
Langley
Octave Chanute
John d. Montgomery
Charles’ M. Manley
Glenn Hammond Curtiss
Thomas A. Edison
Bell company announces Atlantic toll schedule changes
Northwestern Bell Telephone announces new toll charges to various points with mixed adjustments. Des Moines rates shift from 70 cents to 1.40 for station to station day calls, Davenport drops from 2.10 to 1.65, and other routes like Creston to Fate show reductions while some lines rise. Police report notes loot recovery of over 108 thousand in a separate incident.
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Atlantic
Northwestern Bell Telephone’ Company
Creston
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Avoca twins freed from jail in Bluffs case
Marie and Myrna Brooks, twenty year old twins from Avoca, weighing a combined 420 pounds, were released Friday afternoon after promising to return to Omaha. They had been arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after two male companions were taken from a local hat shop and booked in Omaha for robbery.
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AVOCA
Council Bluffs
Marie
Myrna Brooks
Omaha
Rabery
School heads to meet Des Moines events
Agnes Samuelson state superintendent of public instruction issued a call to all county superintendents to attend a meeting by July 5. The gathering is organized with the cooperation of the college and the university and is of a joint kind to be held.
Gorilla Man Strangler Sought by Canadian Police
Montreal police hunt for a suspect dubbed the Gorilla Man or gorilla-like strangler reported to have victimized numerous women in the United States, mainly Chicago and Pacific coast areas. A note mentions a victim found Friday at Mrs Emly Patternon’s home. officials released details as they investigated.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
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Callan
Old Schoo
Ying House
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Que
Pitnioes
Local News Briefs in Omaaha
A string of brief notices from Omaha and nearby towns reports social events travel, visits, and civic notes. Clerks, veterans, and residents like Mrs Atkerman Clifford Day and Maurice Cruise appear in daily life items, with several hospitality visits and upcoming church services noted.
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Omaha
Clifford and
Robert Day
Walter Day
LaVista, Place
Maurice Cruise
Gypsy Bride and Vengeful Montero in a Duke’s Tale
An early teenth century drama unfolds with Montero seeking vengeance after a gypsy bride takes her life, a political marriage to a Franco princess, abduction to a mountain fortress, and a dramatic rescue as the crowd declares a Marian miracle. The duke is slain and Montero’s fate hinges on a confected rescue.
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Montero
Moriiague
Franco
Soes
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Madonna
Fever Victim Gets Tired Of Room
Dee Guilford a 21 year old fever patient escaped quarantine in Des Moines and fled to a hotel room after leaving his home. Police pursued about a hundred miles before locating him Sunday morning in a hotel room where a nurse watched him in the detention hospital. Guilford said he grew tired of staying alone and had driven to his mother’s home in Knoxville before being captured.
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