Mrs Jene Murphy of Casey Dies in Casey
Mrs Jene Murphy about 50 died unexpectedly at her home north of Casey Iowa after suffering high blood pressure and a violent headache. She was born near Bear Grove, survived by husband Wanda Porter as maiden name, mother Mrs Rachael Benedict, daughter Mildred Murphy, two sisters Ada Gideon and Helen Stewart, and two brothers preceded in death. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Casey
Jene Murphy
Murphy
Frank Porter
Wanda Porter
Bear Grove
Rachael Benedict
Mildred Murphy
Guthrie Center
Ada Gideon
Helen Stewart
Washington
Kimballton Man Heads Legion
George L. Jorgensen of Kimballton elected commander of Audubon county legion at Brayton meeting. Fred Erwin named vice chairman. Mrs. Carl Stanley elected county president. Mrs. Einer Miller vice president. Mrs. L. J. Oldaker secretary and treasurer. Fr. P. N. McDermott spoke on comradeship. Fidac program highlighted. quarterly meetings kept. extra copies notice.
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Brayton
George L. Jorgensen
Kimballton
Audubon County Legion
Legion
Auxiiary
S. R. Anderson
Fred Erwin
Audubon
Hans Nielsen
American Legion Auxiliary
Carl Stanley
Exira
George Sorensen
Einer Miller
Bomb Plot Death Claims J Milton Lee At Bakery Owner Family Car
J Milton Lee aged 28, son of a bakery owner, was killed when a dynamite bomb attached to his father’s car exploded. A warning call threatened Mrs John Knudson, co owner of the bakery, saying her husband was next. Police found a note in the wreckage with the warning to watch his sales or else.
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J. Milton Lee
John Knudson
Lee Bakery
Lee
Japan tightens barbed wire around foreign zones
Japanese military authorities intensified a barrier around foreign concessions as 220 volt charges flowed through the wires to deter entry. British American and French officials planned protests to the Japanese consulate general over the 30 mile enclosure and disruption of fresh food supplies amid a water shortage and looming pestilence risk.
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Japan
Call Upon Emperor Hints at Major East Crisis Move
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita met Emperor Hirohito at the Imperial Palace after two protests from the United States over China policy. The meeting signals the government may seek the Emperor's counsel before a decisive action in the Tientsin crisis. London says Sir Robert Leslie Craigie was told to clarify Britain’s position and back any reasonable settlement.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Hachiro Arita
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Far East
London
Robert Leslie Craigie
Supply of Extra Copies Requires Prior Office Notice
Those seeking additional copies should notify the office in advance to ensure supply is not exhausted.
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News-Telegraph
Dismiss Case of Atlantic Cemetery Lot
The article notes a dismissal in a case regarding an Atlantic Cemetery Lot. It also reports the Iowa law requiring oil stations to post gasoline prices including tax and upholding a municipal court ruling that the law was unconstitutional. Conviction upheld for Cressen Norton in a manslaughter case related to Alva Carder's death with an eight year term and $100 fine.
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Jarman
High Court
Iawa
Sioux City
Berry Sisk
M. J. Wortha
No Liquor Display at New York World's Fair Exhibit
There is no liquor for sale or on display in the Distilled Spirits Exhibit Building at the New York World’s Fair.
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New York
Refugees Find Haven at Last Chinch Bugs Near Omaha
Chinch bugs reported prevalent in southwest Iowa have reached Douglas county per County Agent G. E. Scheidt. He advises farmers to build crease‑stone barriers around cornfields as five to ten acres on the Dan Sowing farm eight miles west of Millard are ruined. Drive Carefully Life In Precious N T Want Ads bring results.
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Omaha
Neeb
Iowa
Douglas County
E. Scheidt
Scheidt
Millard
Germany
Atlantic
Caribbean
Cuba
Mexico
St. Louis
Antwerp
Belgium
Netherlands
Great Britain
London
New York
Refugee Education Fund Aids Iowa State College
Contributions totaling 220 have been received to finance two refugee students at Iowa State College for two years. Russell Sawyer, Northwood, chairs the summer drive for Cardinal Guild the student government. A New York alumni committee will select the students with approval from Dr. Charles E. Finley.
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Amen
Iowa State College
Russell Sawyer
Northwood
Movement For
Cardinal Guild
Iowa State
New York City
Charles E. Finley
Plans Safe and Sane Fourth Set for Drake Stadium
Des Moines June 20 The Argonne Post of the American Legion works on another safe and sane Fourth of July display to be held at Drake stadium with circus acts drum and bugle corps and fireworks. Last year about 16 000 people attended the show. Drive Carefully Life Is Precious.
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Des Moines
N. S
Argonne Post
American Legion
Drake Stadium
Lexion
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
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