Sioux City Graft Probes Gain Special County Prosecution
The court named two Sioux City special assistants Henry Shull and Jesse Marshall to lead the grand jury investigation into graft claims tied to The Gazette's reporting. Attorney General Ed OConnor appointed Herbert J. Hoffman to assist, aiming for a rigorous probe and avoiding a whitewash while addressing Woodbury County graft charges.
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Wreght
Ice
Woodbury
Shull
Education Board
Henry Shull
Andessa Marshall
Sioux City
F. H. Rice
Duckworth
State Board of Education
Herring
Dan Turner
the Gazette
Jessup
University of Iowa
Gazette
State Board
Jesse Marshall
Swift Packing
George Silknitter
Swift
Hoffman
O'Connor
Herbert J. Hoffman
Dubuque
Ed O'Connor
Woodbury County
Grand Jury
Messrs. Shull
Marshall
Prand
Messrs
Shull and
Shull and Marshall
Judge Rice
William Rice
Meteor sighting prompts Cedar Rapids eyewitness call
Prof. C. C. Wylie of the University of Iowa seeks Cedar Rapids and eastern Iowa residents who witnessed a brilliant meteor at about 7 30 on March 24. He has reports from Independence La Porte City Fairfield Creston and Webster City area and plans to visit Cedar Rapids to interview witnesses and map the meteor’s path.
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the Gazette
C. C. Wylie
University of Iowa Astronomy Department
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wylie
Independence
la Porte City
Fairfield
Creston
Webster City
Prof
Iowa City
Msgr Molloy Praises Work of Boys Groups at Parish Mass
More than one hundred members of St Joseph Court No 325 Catholic Order of Foresters and Boy Rangers with Troop 1 Boy Scouts of America attended an 8 o'clock Sunday mass at the Immaculate Conception church. After mass a breakfast in the school cafeteria featured remarks by Rt Rev J M Molloy praising the Catholic Foresters Boy Rangers and Boy Scouts and other character-building groups.
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St. Joseph Court No. 325
Catholic Order of Foresters
Boy Rangers
Boy Scouts of America
Church of
Don Maresh
Arthur Tschirgi
Fred Firedline
J. H. Borman
Joe McCormick
Charley Byrnes
James Supple
Neal Scanton
James H. Maloney
Culbertsons Lead in 150 Rubber Bridge Battle
In New York AP reports the Culbertsons lead the 150 rubber match against the Sims by 10 810 points with 55 rubbers left. Through two weeks they have won 52 rubbers to 43 with a score of 80 810 to 70 000 in favor of the Culbertsons and the final week begins Monday.
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Albert H. Morehead
Culbertson
B. Jay Becker
Sims
Culbertsons
Simses
Hunt For Karpis Turns To Far West
San Francisco reports the hunt for Alvin Karpis and his lieutenant Arthur Barker shifted to the Pacific coast. A Reno garage telephonist used the name Bob Barker in a mysterious call, then asked for the county jail location. U S District Attorney McPike cites evidence of a Karpis face lift operation in Vallejo hospital run by Thomas Co Williams, tied to harboring Nelson associates.
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San Francisco
INS
Alvin Karpis
Bremer
Arthur
Doc” Barker
Pacific Coast
Reno
Bob Barker
Robert Nason
Nason
United States
Henry H. McPike
Karpis
Vallejo
Thomas Co
Tobe” Williams
Nelson
Private Worlds Dr. Charles Drummond Faces Jane and Care
In a hospital saga Jane the psychiatrist clashes with Charles Drummond the new superintendent who distrusts women in medicine. Alec, Jane’s ally and past mentor, weighs whether his drive to cure patients stems from compassion or proving himself superior to Charles.
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Michael
Jane
Charles Drummond
Alec
Macgregor
Charles
Sally
Macsrecord
Arnold
Dr. Everest
Findlay
Peter
Travers
Greenwald Named Office Manager for Federal Re employment Bureau
L D Greenwald of Monticello is appointed to succeed William Ireland as office manager of the federal re employment bureau, based in the Niles theater building, Anamosa.
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Anamosa
L. D. Greenwald
Monticello
William Ireland
Federal
Niles Theater
Gossiping Makers Of Trouble And The Miss Manners Advice
A piecemeal column notes that gossip spreaders unknowingly cause grief by sharing unverified news. A reader asks how to end a relationship kindly. The reply advises gradual disengagement with politeness and planned busy evenings to ease the breakup.
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Dating Married Men
A reader writes that she has never dated men her own age and prefers the company of married men, claiming they are more sensible and gentlemanly. She asks for guidance about her dating choices and boundaries.
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Miss Manners
Advice Against a Married Lover
A reader asks about a wife and children in a relationship with a married man. The adviser states such a liaison cannot be right and will harm all involved, urging the woman to end the affair and seek companionship with an unmarried, respectful man to avoid community scandal.
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H.R
England Honors Chestnut Tree with Chestnut Sunday
Thousands travel from London to Bushy Park along the Thames to view the avenue of horse chestnut trees in a day set aside in their honor.
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England
London
Bushy Park
Thames
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