Rites Friday for Elmer H Krauel Audubon Marshal
Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Friday at First Presbyterian Church Audubon for Elmer Henry Krauel 49 longtime city marshal who died suddenly at home He served Audubon since retirement from farming in 1945 and is survived by his wife Estella Knudsen Krauel two brothers and two sisters and two fostering former neighbors who survive him.
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Elmer Henry Krauel
Gordon J. Zimmerman
Audubon Cemetery
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Omaha
Cameron Township
Audubon County
William
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Estella Knudsen
LeRoy Township
City of
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W. A. McDonald
Monongah
W. Va
Ernest Kulla
Chris W. Krauel
Gray
William J. Krauel
Minnie Passmase
Guthrie Center
Laura Krauel
Founder Emily Griffith Shot Dead In Colorado Cabin
Emily Griffith 68 founder of the Denver Emily Griffith opportunity school and her sister Florence Griffith 67 were found shot to death in their Pinecliff cabin 20 miles southwest of Boulder Investigators led by Undersheriff Donald Moore reported the bodies lay on bedroom floors with no sign of a struggle A brother in law Evans J Gurnier found them and a neighboring elder man is being questioned Miss Griffith had lived at Pinecliff since retiring 15 years ago.
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Boulder
Colo
Emily Griffith
Opportunity School
Denver
Florence Griffith
Pinecliff
Here
Donald Moore
Evans J. Gurnier
Moore
Griffith
Births Traced Across Several Iowa Communities
New son born to Fred and Mrs. Johnson of Atlantic at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. A daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Wedemeyer of Adair at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Donald and Mrs. Wells welcome a daughter at 11 20 last night in Council Bluffs hospital. Herbert and Mrs. Olesen welcome a son at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. Randy Neal Heath born June 12 to Anita An. Model A Ford sale and several lost and found items listed with lawn mowers for sale and keys in News Telegraph department.
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Fred Johnson
Atlantic
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluff
Kenneth Wedemeyer
Adair
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Donald Wells
Birch Street
Avoca
Herbert Olesen
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Randy Neal Heath
Anita
Randy Neal
News-Telegraph Lost and Found
Williams named IDPA sales director replacing McGuire
IDPA director W T Hageboeck announces George H Williams of Pontiac Michigan as director of sales, succeeding Gene McGuire who moved to R H Cary agency. Williams brings 15 years in newspaper advertising across classified display and national sectors, including two years as Scripps Howard national advertising rep for Chicago. Mr and Mrs Earl Heath near Anita welcomed their fourth child, third son.
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W. T. Hageboeck
Iowa Daily Press Association
George H. Williams
Pontiac, Mich
Association
Williams
Gene 8. McGuire
R. H. Cary Advertising Agency
Chicago
Scripps Howard Newspapers
Mrs. Earl Heath
Anita
Six former Angel's brigade members executed in Lille
Six former members of the Angel's brigade tied to the Gestapo were executed by firing squad at the Lille citadel after being convicted of war crimes including murders. Their deaths mark the end of a postwar accountability case linked to the occupation of France.
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Lille
France
Angel’s Brigade
Gestapo
Ecupation
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Sympathy
We thank friends and relatives for the sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Ruth Collier Keith Curtis Mervin Curtis.
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Ruth Collier
Keith Curtis
Mervin Curtis
Tucker Car First New Automobile Unveiled Today
Chicago reports the Tucker corporation unveiled its Tucker car described as the first completely new automobile in 50 years. Preston Tucker, 44, led the reveal at the plant, touting a rear engine, 150 horsepower, 128 inch wheelbase, 60 inch height, and 240 foot stopping distance at 90 mph. The vehicle allegedly eliminates about 800 parts and aims for 35 mpg at moderate speed. The firm plans 129 units in September at 1800 dollars and a 170 unit daily capacity by year end, with large employment projections and SEC financing hearings ongoing.
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Chicago
Tucker
Tucker Corporation
Preston Tucker
Securities and Exchange Commission
Carling
SEC
Urgent demand pushes July corn to all time high on exchange
Chicago traders saw July corn hit 1.94 a bushel the highest since 1919 as urgent demand lifted prices. Oats and wheat gained modestly with wheat lagging while cash grain offered strong bids for No. 2 yellow corn and No. 1 heavy white oats amid mixed crop expectations.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Des Moines Market Report June hog receipts and prices
Combined hog receipts at interior yards and Minnesota plants for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a m totaled 27 300 head down from 30 500 last week and 7 500 a year ago. Market activity was moderate with barrows and gilts quoted across weight ranges from 160 to 550 pounds with prices from 19 50 to 25 10 dollars.
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Des Moines
USDA
Town
Minnesota
Hess attends funeral of Mrs Emma Coloney in Tiffin
Mrs Leonard Hess traveled to Tiffin this week for the funeral of her aunt Mrs Emma Coloney who died Sunday at Mercy hospital Iowa City.
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Marne
Leonard Hess
Tiffin
Emma Coloney
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
All Livestock Steady to Lower in Chicago Market
Chicago market shows hogs down 24 cents, cattle mostly steady to 26 cents lower, and sheep about steady. Salable hogs total 12,000 with mixed prices across weight classes. cattle 4,900 with limited demand for fed stock. vealers and sheep also move, prices varied by weight and grade. South Omaha and Chicago reports reflect weaker tendencies and weighted declines, with bids and loads noted for large lots and specific weights. Cut your speed when dusk falls. You may save a life.
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Chicago
South Omaha
USDA
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