Knowledge Test Answers Revealed In Iowa City Page Two
Readers compare responses to a state bar exam and a series of quiz prompts. Highlights include passes state bar exam by Walnut native T R Osborne Jr Des Moines. notes on qualified answers for historical figures and geography.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guam
American Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
U. S
Wake and Midway Islands
Russia
Denmark
Persia
Poet
Bertha
Nellie
Walnut
T. R. Osborne Jr
Des Moines
Osborne
World War Strain Could Breed Widespread Neuroses
Dr Kurt Goldstein in Boston warns the current European war is the worst in world history. He says constant air attacks may trigger innumerable cases of neuroses or shell shock across populations due to extreme mental strain.
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Kurt Goldstein
Boston
Goldstein
Drowned Child Remains From Adair Bridge Crash
June 29 1915 Lindon Sachau four died when the car carrying his mother and Mr and Mrs E Winkelman left a bridge near Adair and fell into twelve feet of water. The driver Winkelman pulled too far over to meet a team and the vehicle plunged into the river.
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Lindon Sachau
John Sachau
Adair
E. Winkelman
Winkelman
Walnut News social notes of regional families
Mr and Mrs James Norman of Washington DC return home after visiting Mrs Normans parents Mr and Mrs Francis Drake They will visit Mr Normans mother Mrs James A Norman at Mooseheart Illinois Miss Clara Schuttloffel returns from Chicago with Roberta Claussen remaining for summer Mrs D C Jacobsen and daughters Delpha Mary Margaret and Virginia return from a two week vacation with Mrs Jacobsens mother Mrs C P Beaver in Leon Iowa Mrs Jacobsens sister Mrs Harry Hayman and children visit Mr and Mrs Blankenbiller of Rushville Nebraska return home after visiting relatives Mrs Ben Sornsen and children Bob and Marlayne plus Mrs Augusta Sornsen return from Swea City and Algona Iowa Dr and Mrs F N Weber and children Lawrence and Mary Clair spent Tuesday in Imogene visiting Mrs Webers father John Hughes Mr Hughes accompanies them home for a visit Kathryn Namanny returns from Lutheran hospital in Omaha after an operation two weeks ago.
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James Norman
Washington, D. C
Roberta Claussen
Chicago
D. C. Jacobsen
Delpha
Mary Margaret
Virginia
Jacobsen
C. P. Beaver
Leon
Harry Hayman
Kansas City
Kan
Daniel Blankenbiller
Rushville
Neb
Blankenbiller
L. D. Wayne
Ben Sornsen
Bob
Marlayne
Augusta Sornsen
Swea City
Algona, Ia
F. N. Weber
Lawrence
Mary Clair
Imogene
Indianola Pastor Reunites With Family Aboard Washington
Rev Ellis Jones Hough of Indianola United Presbyterian Church is joyfully reunited with his wife and children aboard the liner Washington which docked Friday. The pastor and his wife are British subjects seeking American citizenship while two younger children were born in America. The family formerly resided in Sheah, with the father having served as an air raid warden in England.
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Iindianola
Ellis Ones Hough
Indianola United Presbyterian Church
Mary
Hough
Jane
Ellis Jones Hough
Washington
Jase
Anthony
America
May
She
Indianola
England
Iowa
McNary Refuses Resignation From Senate Minority Post
Senator McNary declares he will not resign his minority leadership in the Senate. He says his campaign plans are indefinite and he favors Congress staying in session during the emergency. He expects to remain in Washington to do his part as the emergency unfolds. He was drafted to accept the nomination while in Washington.
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McNary
Congress
Ler
Senate
Washington
Marne Briefs Report Local Travels and Visitors
Kenneth Everhardt of Waterloo and family plus Mark Anderson and Will Winters drove to Joplin Missouri for a several day trip. Herbert Johnson visited Omaha on Wednesday. Bobbie Henderson of Boone stays with grandparents Revo and Mel Henderson. Notary service listed at 25 cents in The News Telegraph.
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Marne, Ia
Kenneth Everhardt
Waterloo
Mark Anderson
Will Winters
Joplin
Herbert Johnson
Omaha
Bobbie Henderson
Boone
Revo and
Mel
D. Henderson
Cumberland Briefs Update on Local Moves and Travels
Specially Peter Scott and Iowa Electric company workers spent a week fishing in Canada. Mr and Mrs Scott moved from Shriver property to Belt home on Main street. Mrs Margaret Malone of Billings Mont visiting relatives before returning home. Mrs Ruth Morley and daughter from Wisconsin visit Dr Adam Weaver. Claude Lapham and Leo Neary spent last weekend in St Louis. Dre and Mrs Bert Denham stayed in Kansas City for a relative's death.
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Cumberland
Ohine
Peter Scott
Iowa Electric Company
Canada
Scott
Shriver
Main Street
Margaret Malone
Billings
Mont
Charles Coughlin
Atlantic
Ruth Morley
Cof Wisconsin
Adam Weaver
Claude Lapham
Leo Neary
St. Louis
Dre
Bert Denham
Kansas City
Drowning Victim Ralph Metcalf Returned Home for Burial
The 7 year old Ralph Metcalf died in a Chippewa River drowning in Eau Claire Wisconsin. His body was being shipped to Fort Dodge Indiana for burial after visiting relatives with his parents.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Ralph Metcalf
Bort Dodge
Corn Leads Drop in Grain Prices at Chicago Pit
Wheat and corn weakened in late Chicago pit trading on June 29 with corn dropping sharply before later partial recovery. Wheat fell up to 2 cents while corn eased 1 to 2 cents. oats rye and soy also off. cash grain quotes for June 20 list various yellow corn, white oats, and soybean prices in Chicago.
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Chicago
N.S
Guy Ho
Ao AG
New York Stocks Drift Lower After Willkie Nomination
The New York stock market eased in dull trading after Wendell Willkie’s presidential nomination. Turnover fell below 200,000 shares, with several leaders showing modest gains. Major names like Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel stayed negative, while American Telephone rose.
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New York
N.S
Wendell Willkie
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Eastman Kodak
American Can
Continental Can
Douglas Aircraft
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
General Motors
Chrysler
Allegh Stralta
Am C & F
P & Lo
Anne von
Aich
Avia Corp
Beth St
Hendix Av
Burr
Chrys
Crue
Elee
Mtvs
Nick
Mack Tr
Mont Ward
Nat Bis
Nat P & L
Oliver Farm
Penn RR
Penney Co
Radio
Sears Roe
Shell Ba
Ind
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Utd Air
Westghse
Eley
West Air
Woolworth
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
Those who desire extra copies should notify this office in advance to prevent supply exhaustion.
Livestock Prices Rise Across Markets This Week
Hogs advance up to 40 cents with steady demand and pork output improving. Steers climb 25 to 50 cents as buyers push prices toward 12.50 for top lot, while cows heifers and bulls also gain modestly. Receipts show large totals at Chicago Kansas City Omaha and other markets with June hog totals the highest in six years.
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Chicago
Omaha
EL St. Fy
St. Joe
Soo City
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chivavo
Des Moines Hog Receipts Dip as Market Slips Across Weigh Classes
Direct selling data from Des Moines shows combined hog receipts at 44,700 for 24 hours ending 8:00 a m, down from 28,400 a week prior and 25,200 a year earlier. Prices varied by load, with light to heavy weights showing declines of 10 to 20 cents, sow and barrow ranges listed across 270 to 500 pounds.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Ieee
Cana
Chicago Produce Chicago June 29 Butter Eggs Live Poultry
Market notes for Chicago on June 29 show butter steady with various grades listed by price per tub and score. Eggs total 16 701 cases with current receipts and fresh extra firsts priced, plus other egg varieties. Live poultry market is closed.
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Chicago
I. N
Atlantic Market Price List Highlights Dairy and Poultry
Market ad lists cream prices No. 1 at 25 cents No. 2 at 23 cents sweet cream 27 cents eggs tras 1344c medium llc dirties and checks 8 cents heavy hens over 5 pounds 11 cents 4 to 5 pounds 10 to 44 cents light Leghorn hens 8 cents cocks over 5 pounds 7 cents under 5 pounds 6 cents.
McGinn Reports Campaign Spending in Seventh District Bid
Albert McGinn of Council Bluffs spent 433.17 dollars in his unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination for congressman from the seventh district, reporting contributions totaling six dollars to the secretary of state's office today.
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McGinn
Tes Moines
Albert McGinn
Council Bluffs
Secretary of State
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Dale Larsen
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Corrize Miller Casey
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