Humane society misperceptions dispelled by shelter tour
A Linn county shelter critique argues the humane officer and facility care for animals with kindness not cruelty. It notes animals are kept until claimed or rehomed, many dogs and cats finding new homes, and highlights National Humane Week and shelter funding efforts.
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Linn County Humane Shelter
Humane Society
Avenue NE
Linn County
Iowa
The
Linn County Shelter
County Domestic Animal Fund
Linn County Society
Linn County Humane Society
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Quinn
C Avenue NE
National Humane Week
Linn Society
Parliament Houses Hit In Raid Big Damage Reported
London report states bombs struck the houses of parliament in a raid likely on Wednesday. the speaker's house suffered the heaviest damage with a smashed water tank and shattered library windows while the lobby roof and terrace windows were damaged. The speaker Captain E A Fitz Roy was absent. no staff casualties were reported.
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London
House of Commons
E. A. Fitzroy
Carleton Professor to Address Kelvin Society of Coe
Dr. Karl Schmidt head of philosophy at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota will speak to the Coe college Kelvin society Monday at 730 PM in the science hall His topic is Postulates of Physics and Postulates for Physics His background includes Marburg Harvard and Northwestern University and he joined Carleton in 1927 The Kelvin society invites all interested in interpretation of modern science fundamentals to attend
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Karl Schmidt
Philosophy
Carleton College
Northfield, Minn
Coe College
Kelvin Society
Schmidt
Carleton
University of Marburg
Germany
Harvard
Northwestern
United States
Scouts Fail Fire Start With Asbestos Paper Trick
In Rock Island Illinois a Boy Scout executive attempted to light a campfire using a sheet asbestos substitute he called paper. He planned to show that fire could be started with two matches but realized the material was asbestos.
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Rock Island, Ill
L. C. Jameson
Jameson
Iowa Adopts Special Birth Registration Notification Form
Iowa will issue a state birth notification form due to a shortage of census blanks. The form will bear Iowa seals and signatures of the governor and health commissioner, list birth date place certificate number and parents, and will cover about two months of births.
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Iowa
L. J. Storey
Superior Court
Division of Vital Statistics
Iowa State Department of Health
United States Census Bureau
State Department
Census Bureau
State Department of Health
State Commissioner of Health
Rickenbacker Resumes Activity After Crash Recovery
Eddie Rickenbacker has recovered enough from injuries from the February crash near Atlanta to resume some Eastern Air Lines business. He presided from a hospital bed at Piedmont hospital during a board meeting of the company.
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Atlanta
Eddie Rickenbacker
Here
Eastern Air Lines
Piedmont Hospital
Waterfowl Population Doubles Since 1935
The Fish and Wildlife Service on Saturday estimated the United States waterfowl population at 70 million, more than twice the 1935 level, signaling a major rebound in duck and goose numbers nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
War fears and convoy debates grip the nation
Last week fear of war involvement loomed as Allied defeats fueled anxiety. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed a convoy ban to April 30 while President Roosevelt weighed options amid calls for protecting merchant ships. Key figures debated defense profits, strikes, and alliance moves as Germany pressed Greece and Yugoslavia, and a Russo Japanese pact stirred new questions.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atlantic
Sumthishe
Iowa
Gillette
Britain
Montana
Wheeler
America First Committee
Chicago
Charles A. Lindbergh
First Army
Bermuda
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Office of
Congress
Vinson
CIO United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Detroit
General Motors
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Denmark
U. S
North Atlantic
Henrik de Kauffmann
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Greece
Yugoslavia
Russia
Ukraine
Hungary
Tokio
Stalin
Yosuke Matsuoka
China
Japan
Alexandros Korizis
Vic Johnson's repeated arrests endures in Cedar Rapids life
Vic Johnson, 37, of 860 Fourteenth Street NE, was jailed for the fortieth time since 1935 on intoxication charges. Judge H R Churchill sentenced him to 30 days, but Crissman may seek revocation of a parole suspension for noncompliance, as Johnson had five months left in a six month vagrancy term. He previously helped a trapped inmate but violated terms after a promised release failed.
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Vic Johnson
Fourteenth Street
H. R. Churchill
Johnson
W. W. Crissman
H. C. Ring
Illinois
Perkins Elevated to Lieutenant Colonel in Military Reserve
C W Perkins professor of German and Spanish at Coe College has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel in the military intelligence reserve. He began as a captain in 1923 and leads the Linn county chapter of the Reserve Officers association. Robert G St James Jr promoted to first lieutenant infantry reserve.
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C. W. Perkins
Coe College
Military Intelligence Reserve
Perkins
Linn County
Reserve Officers Association
Robert G. St. James, Jr
First Avenue E
Infantry Reserve
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John Metaxas
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Suez
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William Ss. Knudsen
Mexico City
Kelvin Society OF Coe
Rickenbacker
Kitterman
DRY Cleaners
Third Avenue Sw
DIAL
Gazette
America
Copenhagen
Hull
Leon Henderson
Vic
Killian Company
Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Springs Chamber of Commerce
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Moa
John B
Turner & Son
Turner Funeral Service
John B. Turner and Son
John G. Turner & Son
Second Avenue
Aktion. Wa
Montgomery Ward
Second Street SE
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