Blood Test Upheld by Iowa Supreme Court in Drunken Driving Case
The Iowa supreme court upheld the blood test as proof of intoxication in a drunken driving appeal by Ole Morkind, Sheldon dry cleaner, after a test showed 282 milligrams of alcohol. The ruling came among 42 decisions released today. The case involved two state patrolmen who said Morkind was weaving.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Ole Morkind
Sheldon Dry Cleaner
A. W. Myers
Markind
Father shoots daughter to "go to heaven" in Charleroi
Clair Young, 35, shot his 19 month old daughter Ada in Charleroi Pennsylvania to gain a place in heaven. He then attempted suicide but was restrained by his mother as his wife fled for help. He muttered that he did it to justify himself in the eyes of the Lord.
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Tiny
Ada Young
Clair Young
Young
William Young Former Atlantic Resident Dies in Kansas City
William Young aged 81 died in Kansas City Missouri at his son Thomas A Young s home. He was brother to the late Edward J Young of Atlantic and survived by sons Philip and Thomas both of Kansas City and sister Mrs Josh Elliott of Seattle. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon in Kansas City.
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Paulson
Atlantic
Hilma Paulson
Claus Paulson
Delia Paulson
Clarence Paulson
Claus
Hilma
Clarence
Ernest Paulson
Anna Schultz
Roy Jarman
Muscatine
Collins-Hill Lumber and Coal Com
William Young
Kansas City
Mr. Young
Edward J. Young
Thomas A. Young
Phillip A
Margaret Stacey Young
Philip
Thomas
Josh Elliott
Seattle
Wash
Girls Observe Conservation Day Tomorrow
About 100 Cass county 4-H club girls will gather at the Pellett gardens to study conservation of nature's resources. G R Ramsey Ames state extension forester will speak, Frank C Pellett will discuss bees and lead a wildflower tour, and Frank Tucker will guide a nature hike.
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Cass County
Pellett Gardens
G. R. Ramsey
Ames
State Extension Division
Frank C. Pellett
Frank Tucker
Thieves Rifled Cash Drawer at Anita Lumber Co
Anita June 20 Special A cash drawer at Anita Lumber Company was rifled of 1.59 Monday night. Entrance gained through a pried window. A safe was tampered with but not opened. Manager Mr Scott suspects the same petty thieves who recently pilfered items from Anita cars. Fingerprints were taken and filed.
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Anita
Anita Lumber Company
Scott
Federal Land Bank Buys 160 Acre Farm at Sheriff Sale
The Maggie A. Mullen farm of 160 acres in Noble township sold at sheriff's sale yesterday to the plaintiff, the Federal Land Bank, for 14380.43 dollars.
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Maggie A. Mullen
Noble Township
Federal Land Bank
Two Wisconsin mourners recall sons slain far away
Mothers in Adair and Casey mourn the deaths of their sons in a California gun accident and a trailblazer job in the woods. Clifford Arnold, 67, of Adair, died from a shotgun discharge near Marysville while hunting. Eddie Kaeding, 25, a Casey graduate, was shot in northern California where he worked as a trail blaster.
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Enma
Arnold
Adair
F. A. Kaeding
Casey
Eddie
Clifford Arnold
Marysville
Cal
Colorado
Wear
Neville
Dale
Mae
Los Angeles
Emma Arnold
Mae Arnold
Walt Lee
T. H. Arnold
Arion Arnold
John
Liver
Washington State
Steven
Ben
Mra. F. A. Kading
Casey High School
Wilds
Motorist Fined For Speeding in La Vista Place
Clarence Eilts of Vista was fined $10 and coats on a traffic charge by Mayor Burnea in police court here late yesterday. Eilts was charged with speeding in La Vista place.
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Clarence Eilts
Vista
Burnea
Eilts
la Vista Place
Early Ball Scores From the American and National Leagues
In the American League St Louis defeated Boston 8 to 1 as Kimberlin Lawson and Glenn joined Auker and Peacock in the recap. Chicago topped New York 6 to 3 in the fifth as Knott and Frasier homered. Cleveland and Washington were 0 0 after one. In the National League Brooklyn led Cincinnati 2 1 in the fourth with Fitzsimmons and Phelps pitching. Boston and Chicago were 0 0 in the third while New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St. Louis were postponed by wet grounds.
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Boston
Kimberlin
Lawson
Glenn
Auker
Peacock
Chicago
New York
Knott
Frasier
Tresh
Pearson
Dickey
Cleveland
Washington
Allen
Hemsley
Chase
Ferrell
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmons
Phelps
Walters
Hartnett
Shoff
Manton Receives Two-Year Federal Sentence
Former federal appeals judge Martin Manton was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $10,000 after pleading guilty to conspiring to sell his influence. He urged innocence and accused the press of bias while denouncing the proceedings as he faced the maximum allowable term.
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New York
I. N
Martin Manton
Federal Court of Appeals
New York District
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewev Oy
Frank Mur
Manton
Chestnut
Thomas
Fallon
Bome
Mantorw
Hitler Pardons Bohemian Moravian Offenders Amnesty Declared
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler grants amnesty for political crimes in the Bohemian Moravian protectorate except treason to the Reich, murders, and dynamiting. Penalties from the former Czechoslovak state for Konrad Henlein supporters will be wiped from records amid recent unrest. Detroit visitors are cited staying with Mrs. John Henderson at 505 Maple Street.
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Berlin
Hitler
Bohemian-Moravian
Konrad Henlein
Fuehrer
Czechoslovakia
Detroit
Dean Crooks
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Cooks
John Henderson
Maple Street
Weather Town Clarity Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with Nebraska showing a similar pattern. Warmer on Wednesday especially in eastern areas as the forecast notes slight temperature rise across regions.
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Town
Nebraska
Japanese breach supplies reach besieged Tientsin residents
I N 8 reports force of Temmies aiding a feed delivery to the British and French concessions as Japanese sentries refrain from resisting the trek. Volunteers in the British concession standby for immobilization while a barricade of electrified wire tightens control over the international area.
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Tientsin
Start Investigation into British Citizens in Tien Telm
London reports the British government has opened a diplomatic inquiry into alleged abuses by Japanese guards in the blockaded city. Five young Britons reportedly faced searches and removal of clothing in view of a crowd, though officials say dispatches have not confirmed the incident.
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London
I. N
Tientelm
Foreign Office
Chinese crisis prompts U S concern and Japan talks
The United States voices concern over the North China crisis while 150000 residents in French and British zones face potential famine and searcher abuses during an electrified blockade. A military spokesman says Britain must revise its stance in North China for any local settlement and that Japan seeks Britain’s cooperation to maintain peace and order.
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Cordell Hull
Britain
China
United States
Tientsin
Japan
North
Rural Electric Rates Restored to Old Level
The Light and Water Board of Trustees restored rural electric rates to the old city-equivalent level. After petitions from several hundred rural customers and mediation by the Chamber of Commerce, the retroactive action refunds excess charges already paid this month.
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Zeliner
Sane Aecerates
Chamber of Commerce
Light and Water Board
D. E. Shranger
Elmer Busse
William Lindeman
Shrauger
Summer weather to greet Iowa as heat rises tomorrow
Des Moines reports partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures forecast for Iowa tomorrow. The warmest readings reached 86 degrees in multiple cities including Marshalltown and Sioux City, while Estherville was coolest at 56. Central and southeastern areas saw overcast skies with rain in Burlington and Keokuk and a day of widespread precipitation across the state. Temperatures averaged about one degree above normal.
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Des Moines
I. N
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Burlington
Town City
Sioux City
Mt. Ayr
Estherville
Keokuk
Muscatine
Clinton
Albie
Tall corn reports from Iowa farmers in three counties
Dean Armstrong of Wiota reports corn on his farm reached five feet four inches. Otto Bolte, seven miles northeast of Atlantic, says his 27 acres average four feet tall. Wm Rommel of Extra notes some corn over four and a half feet in height.
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News Telegraph
Cass County
Iowa
Atlantic
Elmer Wells
Lewis
Ruby McClusky
Esther Albright
Edith Ann Mullins
John Nichols
Maine
Charles D. Reed
Dean Armstrong
Wiota
Otto Bolte
Wm. Rommel
Extra
Kidnapper Olson Identified in Mattson Case in Wisconsin
Sheriff Seehuetter announced Ray Olson has been positively identified as the Mattson kidnapper and killer of two deputies after a 400-man search through northern Wisconsin. Olson, tied to multiple burglaries and a Michigan City murder case, evaded capture despite traps and a prolonged pursuit near Big Moose Lake.
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Hayward
Wia
Jane
Ray Olson
Charles Matteon
George Schuetter
Wisconsin
Seehuetter
Big Moose Lake
Olson
J. C. Davis
Michigan City
Ind
John Bluesky
Waukesha
Wis
Frances
Carl Johnson
Fred Scott
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