Wills Defeats Bennett in Wimbledon Fourth Round
Wimbledon England June 24 1941 Helen Wills defeated Eileen Bennett 7 6 6 3 in a tough fourth round match amid a strong wind. California star recovered from early service faults to win the second set easily. Francis T Hunter and J C Gregory also provided thrills as Hunter won their hard fought clash.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Willy
Eileen Bennett
Wills
California Star
Misa Bennett
Helen
Francis T. Hunter
J. C. Gregory
Hunter
Wool Growers Notice to Ship Wool by July First
Wool Growers Association calls all wool shippers to notify the Farm Bureau office before July 1. This brief notice urges timely action for wool shipments.
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Farm Bureau
Judge Green Sees Little Hope for Heavy Tax Cut
Washington DC January 24 Judge Green, head of the ways and means committee, sees little prospect for a large tax reduction. He cautioned that any major cut could threaten the surplus next year and noted potential spending pressures from flood relief. He indicated reductions would target specific taxes, not major corporate rates, and opposed broad estate tax cuts while awaiting an extra session.
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Wiys‘and’ Taeand Committee
Oberlin Vollage
Judge Green
Reed
Pennsylvania
Ughers
Midge Green
War declaration by people discussed by Cambridge official
In Cambridge on June 24 the idea of transferring the power to declare war from governments to the people was explored by Alanson Bigelow Alloughton, US ambassador to Great Britain. The talk, titled Peace!, drew business leaders and prominent figures to consider a global, self-governing framework and a preliminary conference to assess whether governments could enable voters to approve or reject declarations of war by majority vote, binding neighbors to a future nonaggression pact for up to 100 years.
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Viter
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Robert Scott
Fred Stauffer
Craighton
Neb
Curdial
A. B. Stone
J. Mack Love
Audubon
Lealing
Southland
Anita
Fred Dennigan
Love Hag
Pasadena
Cal
Herrick
Audubon County
Love Will Ac
Myers
Europe
Underwood Iit
Statin Arent
Mes
Kathrio Thaip
Minas Ane
Work Aid Ag Cully
Ryan
IT. O. Bangham
W. OL. Morvan
A U, Minn
Orville Mar- Hne
O. G. Shepherd
Jefferson
LE. B. Trumbull
Clara Garoulte
Shepherd
Juland’ Musicky Con
Cele Musick
Ine
Dianapolis
Ind
L. B. Trumbull
King Aldrich
iDenver
Cole
Merritt Steele
Jrs
William Steele
Boren
W.N. Daubendick
West Bent
Anita Telephone Volaminy
C. HW. Dauben
Lick
Adit
Henderson- Hayward
Anita Tad Whea
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone
Mont
Anita Iowa Busy Summer News From Cass County
Annie residents recall a busy week with road engineer visits from Atlantic and Casey, church events, and a flood relief drive. Local families, travelers, and former Anita residents are noted, including Mrs. Madeline McKee, the Jewetts, and the Stauffers, alongside crop delays and real estate moves.
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Joe We HL Lang
Worthy
Ke Myckoff
Magsenh
Bugintes
M. Martin
Atlantic
Jones
Casey
Cortes
Taylor
Maughenden
Canada
Cass County
Roy Fol
Car Calinty
San Deupo
Cal
Leon G. Voorhees
Fale
Okokuji
Linden
Suplen
Charles Scholl
Pol
Geores Grates
de Sovis
A Nee Chigess
John
Geontiild
Dees ' Kopp
Angeles
Busi
Winti
Fany
Che Camilineby
Erfort
Ohwen Wall
Lucy Dar Sarary
Oral Peléphone Company
Pha Te
Sam
California
Madeline McKee
Muscatine
Lana Wil]ison
Lana L. Willison
Ira Rugek
Mercedes
Anita Methodist Episcopal Church
John R. Stuhr
Burilay
Spirit_Lake
Arthur Lett
J. Hughes Stone
Law reform body of State Bar Association is termed a football
The Iowa State Bar Association law reform committee faced sharp criticism as a football during a June convention in Iowa City. Supreme Court Justice B G Albert, chair, said the attitude reflected toward the committee’s recommendations. The body voted down five reform proposals in legal procedure. Members listed include Justice Edgar A. Morling and Arthur A. MorTom, with participants from Iowa City, Emmetsburg, and other cities. Dr. William Holdsworth of Oxford, author of a noted history of English law, was a main speaker.
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State Bar Association
Iowa City
Towa State Bar Association
All & Tootball
Supreme Court
B. G. Albert
Tabla Oy
Ynore
Edgar A. Morling
Emmetsburg
Arthur A. Mortom
Slenry Craig Jones
Rg, Popham
Marenge
I. Dumont Smith
Hutchinson
Kans
William 8. Haldsworth
Law College
Oxford University
England
Holdsworth
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