Couple Faces Morals Trial Claim Drugged Before Nude Photo
The wife Zella and her husband will defend themselves in a morals trial claiming they were drugged into insensibility prior to nude photographs taken last March 20. They allege district attorney investigators spied on their Wilshire Boulevard apartment for days before the raid. Also, a personal note thanks friends and relatives for support during the illness and death of their father Soren S. Faaberg, from his children and grandchildren.
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Zella
District Attorney's Office
Wilshire Boulevard
Soren S. Faaberg
Roosevelt Highway travel surges along U S 6 route
Officials of U S 6 Roosevelt highway report record travel as delegates from Iowa and Nebraska at an Omaha meeting note increases of 15 to 50 percent over 1938. The rise is linked to two world fairs in New York and San Francisco drawing vacationers to the long eastern route from Provincetown to Los Angeles.
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U. S
New York
San Francisco
Reflections By E. P. Chase on Presidents and Industry
The column critiques Roosevelt era finances and public safety coordination while praising America's business system. It argues for focusing on strengths, improving cooperation, and mobilizing business and citizens toward better times, urging collective effort. It cites Liberty Magazine remarks on America's global purchasing power and living standards.
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America
Don Southwick Details New Air Safety Invention
Don Southwick, inspector at Consolidated Aircraft in San Diego, describes a terrain clearance indicator that registers ground distance on the instrument panel to help pilots avoid hidden mountain tops. He notes the device as the era’s greatest safety invention, with the factory expanding for navy contracts and European orders. Southwick mentions a large experimental commercial craft with two 2,000 hp engines and a 112–foot wingspan, and recalls knowing Douglas Corrigan during his famous “wrong way” flight. He plans to return to California soon with a factory colleague and notes a temporary pause in work due to staff transfers.
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Donald Southwick
E. J. Southwick
East Fourth Street
Atlantic
Consolidated Airplane Factory
San Diego
Cal
Consolidated
West Coast
Southwick
Young Southwick
Douglas Corrigan
T Ocean Flight
Corrigan
Boston
Envoy Bowers Returns Home From Spain Mission
Claude C. Bowers, former United States ambassador to Spain during the civil war, arrives in New York aboard the Manhattan and proceeds to Washington to confer with the State Department before heading to a new post in Chile.
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Claude C. Bowers
United States
Spain
New York
Manhattan
State Department
Washington
New Post
Chile
Golden wedding anniversary for Audubon couple
Audubon Iowa June 27 Special Mr and Mrs W M Keene of Audubon celebrate their golden anniversary on July 3 after a lifetime in Audubon county. Mr Keene was a rural mail carrier retiring in 1928 after 25 years service. Mrs Keene was a pioneer Greeley township teacher. The couple have two children Leonard Lincoln Neb and Bernard Cedar Rapids and three grandchildren. Open house is from 2 to 5 pm and 7 pm to end.
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Audubon
W. M. Keene
Audubon County
Greeley Township
Keese
Leonard
Lincoln, Neb
Bernard
Cedar Rapids
Reese
Membership Unsettled On Iowa Interim Committee
Des Moines reports the legislative Interim committee in Des Moines remains without settled membership. An error set membership at 12 instead of the normal 10, with two extras listed as Republican floor leaders Senator E P Donahue of New Hampshire and Representative Robert Blue of Eagle Grove.
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Des Moines
Legislative Lnterim Committee
E. P. Donahue
New Hampton
Robert Blue
Eagle Grove
Women Buy Fishing Licenses in County Alongside Men
Women, as well as men, are purchasing the new fishing licenses in the county. Nearly two dozen of the 253 fishing licenses and 155 combined hunting and fishing licenses sold since April 1 went to women. Under the state law women must carry a license when fishing on state owned property like Guthrie Center and Winterset parks. Licenses may also be obtained from the game warden and other county sources.
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County Recorder’s
Guthrie Center
Winterset
Recorder’s
Foreclosure Ordered on Mills Property in District Court
Judgment of 1610 dollars entered against Arden H Mills and others. A foreclosure decree signed by Judge H J Mantz applies to Mills property on West Sixth Street. Second mortgage holder Earl Beech supported plaintiff E F Borchardt. sheriff will sell at 10 16 a m July 24 to satisfy the judgment.
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Arden H. Mills
H. ‘J. Mantz
Mills
West Sixth Street
Notely Service Price Noted By The News Telegraph
The News Telegraph lists a Notely service priced at 25 cents. The brief item notes the fee and the publication's naming of the service.
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News-Telegraph
Visits brother after 32 years apart
Elliott special report: J R Griffiths returns from Detroit where he visited son Martin and family. His brother, living in England, met him there and accompanied him to Elliott for a long awaited reunion. The brothers had not seen each other for 32 years and are enjoying the visit. Drive carefully life is precious.
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Elliott
J. RR. Griffiths
Detroit
Mich
Martin Griffiths
England
Eliott
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