Duro Case Postponed to October 1 in 200000 Suit
Des Moines June 29 A 200000 accounting suit involving Sulvink Duro and Louise Duro Shew was recessed to October 1 by District Court. Mrs. Shaw seeks an accounting from Mrs. Evelyn Addison, alleging undue influence in obtaining funds from the estate after a jury overturned the Doro will naming Addison as sole beneficiary and executrix.
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Duro
Addison
Doro
Shaw
Mrs. Addison
Visiting Father and Local Moves Highlight Briefs
Miss Genen Grubb of Boston arrives to spend a week with her father Charles Grubb. Pvt. Eugene Greenwalt returns from Camp Fannin for a 15-day furlough with his parents at 810 Hickory, while Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Masteller relocate from Cedar Rapids to 500 Best Sixth Street. A Des Moines radioman Edwin W. Frasier, 36, is jailed in Cass County on an intoxicated driving charge awaiting hearing. Miss Anna Vierck from St. Louis travels to Detroit for Lutheran deacon conference duties. Sgt. Lyle Marshall of Adel and family hosted by Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Schwendemann after European service with the Eighth AAF. Geese chase and wild chases reported in Southwest Iowa amid local police activity. Cass County Board of Education approves Ruth Linn as acting deputy superintendent during Mrs. Henderson's leave. picnic hosted by H. M. Boorman residence marks the meeting.
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Camp Fannin
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Hickory Street
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Des Moines
Atlantic
Iowa Highway Patrol
Cass County
Anna Vierck
St. Louis
Peter Vierck
Geo. F. Hansen
Detroit
Mich
Harold McDermott
Anita
Paul Spies
Wicta
Railroad Time Cards and Schedule Fragments
Rail timetable notes list several trains with local and fast service times. Entries include No 1 Rocket at 1 17 a m No 22 Local at 10 03 am No 14 Bluetews at 9 01 pm and No 38 Flyer at 6 50 am. Additional notes show No 7 Rocket at 9 25 pm and Atlantic Leave No 1010 at 10 45 am with No 1018 at 3 00 pm.
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West Deseae
Atlantic
Ceeree
Ette
Bus Schedule for Overland Geoghound Line
Eastbound and Westbound departures listed with times that include invalid minutes.
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Beehive Attack Kills 78 Coondog in Ohio Town
A beehive swarm stung to death a coon dog owned by Earl Saxton of Roseville while tied to its kennel in Zanesville. Saxton's wife was stung on the arms as she tried to fend off the insects.
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Crepe Four Crops Dominate 1944 Commercial Crops
Four key crops tomatoes sweet corn green peas and snap beans accounted for about 90 percent of the total processed commercial crops in 1944.
Allied fleet returns to Makassar Straits east of Borneo
Manila reports General MacArthur confirming an American fleet has entered the Makassar Straits east of Borneo for the first time since January 1942. Allied operations include air blows in the East Indies and torpedo plane destruction, with Australian forces advancing along the Borneo coast toward Jesselton amid bombardments.
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Adair Soldier Warren Stephenson Dies of Wounds
Sat Warren Stephenson 24 died from wounds received April 19 in Germany while with the Seventh armored division. Born January 29, 1921 near Adair, he graduated Adair High School in 1939 and entered service December 1942. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, and three sisters who are teachers in the area.
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Roy Stephenson
War Department
Warren Stephenson
Germany
Seventh Armored Division
Warren
Sgt. Stephenson
Guthrie County
Adair High School
Wayne
Richard
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Mary Ann
Ruth Stephenson
Churchill returns to London after 1000 mile tour
Prime Minister Churchill arrived in London with Mrs. Churchill after a 1000 mile campaign tour of England and Scotland. He delivered 30 speeches and appeared fit though tired.
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London
Churchill
England
Scotland
In this paper readers reach twenty five thousand persons
A brief note states the newspaper reaches an audience of about 25,000 readers in the community, highlighting strong circulation and local engagement.
Japan Moves Industries to Manchuria Amid War Scare
San Francisco dispatch reports Tokyo claims priority for shifting home industries to Manchuria while warning of US buildup in the Aleutians. Tokyo asserts a division of Alpine troops in Agatta and paratroopers across the north, with Fletcher’s Ninth Fleet poised in the north.
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Japan
Manchuria
Aleutians
Tokyo Radio
United States
Asia
Tokyo
Agatta Island
Atta
Frank Jack Fletcher
U. S. Ninth Fleet
Sea of Okhotak
Last Leegan Hooks Eye and Snape Sewn with Buttonhole Stitch
A brief note describes how hooks eyes and snaps are secured using the buttonhole stitch to extend durability and hold.
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Eyes
Snape
Why Gold Sometimes Bleakens the Skin
Dr Carleton Simca explains gold jewelry can leave a dark mark on skin due to chemical changes in the body and sulfur in air or skin oils. The effect appears strongest with pure gold and involves oleic acid in oils reacting with gold to leave a black deposit on the skin.
Curiosity Sparks War Talk On Chinese Postwar Outlook
A fragment discusses foreign war effects on China and Premier T. V. Soong with Chiang Kai-shek’s brother-in-law, while noting Moscow press support for Koonsin amid debates on postwar aid and Chinese communism. It hints at political futures in Asia and potential consequences for Beijing.
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Chungking
Ely
T. V. Soong
Gener Mo
Chiang Kai-Ghen
Harvard
Asia
China
Moscow
Thees Koonin
Piramen
Uomintang
Sdn
Soong Visit in Moscow Signals Soviet Expansion in Asia
The passage predicts expansion of Soviet influence in the orient following Soong's Moscow talks. It compares the Red tide advancing through Europe to a similar reach into China and other Asiatic regions, framing it as an inevitable geographical trend.
Leclerc Chosen to Lead French Expeditionary Force
Paris reports General Jacques LeClerc will command the French expeditionary force assigned to operate against Japan. The announcement comes from the war office and confirms his leadership of the renowned armored division.
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Paris
Jacques LeClerc
Nd Armored
Japan
War Office
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