Fischer Takes Over State Police In Iowa
Karl W. Fischer of Vinton Iowa began leadership of the new public safety unit overseeing the Iowa highway patrol and related agencies. He bonded five thousand dollars, earns four thousand dollars yearly, and serves a four year term. The consolidation under Fischer proceeds slowly as state officials remain busy with other duties.
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DES Moines
Karl W. Fischer
Vinton
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Fischer
Public Safety
Bureau of Investigation
Earl G. Miller
Highway Patrol
George A. Wilson
Fred Everett
Suit to halt Iowa legislators' second-half salaries
A Black Hawk county woman filed suit in Des Moines district court seeking to restrain State Controller Porter from issuing the $500 second-half warrants to legislators and $1,000 warrants to the speaker and lieutenant governor. The suit argues legislative salaries are unconstitutional absent an appropriation. Attorney Guy Miller represents taxpayer plaintiff Mrs. Pride, who did not disclose her city of residence.
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Des Moines
Black Hawk County
C. Fred Porter
Guy Miller
M. M. Pride
Porter
House
Miller
Pride
Federated Women Clubs Meet At La Porte City
Nine federated women’s clubs in Black Hawk county convene at La Porte City Presbyterian Church with Rabbi Gordon of Chicago as principal speaker. Morning and afternoon programs feature local leaders and committee reports. The Farm Bureau chorus directed by Mrs. Schmidtz will close the event.
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LA Porte City
Women’s Clubs
Black Hawk County
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Literary Circle
Rabbi Gordon
Chicago
L. E. Ejickelberg
Waterloo
Inez Glime
D. H. Wick
G. D. Gaide
Methodist Church
F. E. Lehman
Harry Kline
Grime
R. A. Santee
Leo Leeper
C. W. Maplethorpe
Toledo
Third District
Gordon
Farm Bureau Chorus
Schmidtz
Cedar Falls
Baldwin
Federated Women’s Clubs
Jackson County
Baldwin Methodist Church
Preston
Maquoketa
Helen Janssen
Ida Mae Scott
Fred J. Kluss
Cedar Rapids
Bertha Collins
Monticello
John Bunting
Gerd Bunting
Wayne Township
Poweshiek County Federated Clubs Convene in Montezuma
The Poweshiek county federated clubs hold their annual convention at the Methodist church in Montezuma starting Thursday at 10 o'clock with a noon luncheon. Mrs. Roy Cummings serves as county chairman.
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Montezuma
Poweshiek County
Montezuma J
Roy Cummings
Farm Lease Security Measure Passes Iowa House
Iowa House approved a farm lease security bill by 78 to 8. Leases continue on current terms for another year unless either party gives notice before November 1. new leases begin March 1. The session also approved a Senate bill funding $100,000 to bolster Bang’s disease eradication efforts.
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DES Moines
Iowa House
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Senate
Notice of Referee Sale in Linn County Iowa
Referee Harry E. Davis will offer for sale on May 6, 1939, at 2:00 PM the West half of NE quarter and the East quarter of NW quarter in Section 2 Township 83 N Range 5 W, St. Paul Meridian, Linn County Iowa. Sale at the premises on Highway 261 two miles southwest of Martello. Proceeds to first satisfy Mil dred Oldors claim of 8107.96 with costs, balance to W M Simpson.
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Linn County
Mildred Oldors
W. M. Simpson
Lora Simpson
St. P.M
Iowa
Highway 261
Martello
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Senate Proposes Panel to Probe Lobbying
Senator Winfred Mighell introduces a resolution to form a nine member committee to investigate lobbying in the Iowa legislature. The panel would report to Gov. Wilson by Feb 1, 1940 and study legislative process, rules, salaries, and possible payoffs. The plan calls for three members named by the governor, university president, and state college president.
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INL
Iowa
Winfred Mighell
George A. Wilson
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Forty-eighth General Assembly
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Denison Lad Elevated to Iowa Future Farmers Presidency
Kenneth Langer of Denison Iowa was elected president of the Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America at the annual convention in Des Moines. Langer previously served as secretary. Leland Riddle of Chariton is secretary, Marvin Paul of Osceola is reporter. A two day convention concluded with a banquet.
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Kenneth Langer
Denison
Iowa Association of Future Farmers of America
Leland Riddle
Chariton
Marvin Paul
Osceola
Northeastern
Vernon Leichtman
New Hampton
Southwestern
Lyle Howard
Shenandoah
Southeastern
Harry McCreedy
Fairfield
Central
Jack Thomas
Winterset
Northwestern
Galen Hall
Garner
Jury of 11 Decides For Sigourney Doctor
A jury of eleven returned a verdict in favor of Dr. J. A. Dulin, a Sigourney physician, in a $5,500 damages suit filed by Irvin Hornung over a car accident. The panel reached the decision after one juror fell ill after two days of testimony.
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J. A. Dulin
Dulin
Irvin Hornung
Legion Meeting Set for Sigourney Tuesday
Numerous district and state American Legion and auxiliary officers will attend the fifth Iowa district joint conference in Sigourney Tuesday along with more than 500 others. Morning and afternoon sessions for auxiliary members, an afternoon Legion business session, and a 6:30 p.m. banquet at Memorial hall followed by a dance and entertainment. Attendees include Vic Sieverding Grundy Center Iowa Legion commander Mrs Clara Hanson Sioux City Iowa auxiliary president Frank Miles Des Moines Iowa Legionaire editor Tom Doherty Creston Iowa Legion vice commander Mrs Myrton Skelly Des Moines Iowa Auxiliary secretary R J Skin Laird Iowa Legion adjutant Homer Lowrey Grinnell Fifth district Legion commander and Mrs Eleanor Turner Grinnell Fifth district auxiliary committeewoman.
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American Legion
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Memorial Hall
Vic Sieverding
Grundy Center
Iowa Legion
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Sioux
Henry C. Fintel Dies At His Home In Vinton
Henry C. Fintel 70 died at his Vinton home after a yearlong illness. Funeral Sunday at Hite and Company chapel with Rev. Theodore Schliepsiek. Burial Evergreen cemetery. Born Oct 26 1868 in Scott county Iowa. Survived by wife Lizzie nee Doerdoff two sons Bert Farwell and John Fintel of Vinton Leo Fintel of Chicago. Brothers Frank and George Fintel of Waterloo. He was a barber and moved to Vinton in 1913.
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Scott County
Iowa
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Garrison
Lizzie Deardoff
Bert Farwell
John Fintel
Leo Fintel
Chicago
Frank
George Fintel
Waterloo
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St. Joseph
Lewis Armentrout
Milo Parizek
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
West Liberty
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First Aid
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This Place
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Wis
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Napa
Calif
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Maquoketa
Otto Rasmussen
Carson- Balster
J. A. Mullen
Rasmussen
Denmark
Delmar
Anna Homan
Helen Steffey
California
Ethel Tecla
O'’Connor- Regenwether
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Clinton
Roy A. Fink
William Rankin
William McCalmont
Wyoming
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Ralph Gee
Henry Greenwaldt
Almon Wilson
Jurgen Jepsen
Emil Moeller
Lost Nation
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Germany
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Glenn
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Town
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Morrison
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Grant
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Blue Grass
Minnie Creger
Elma
Union Presbyterian Church
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Troy Mills
Farmer Sojka Ends Life by Hanging Near Riverside
Coroner W. S. Kyle reported that Charles Sojka, born 1947, in poor health, hanged himself Friday in a corncrib on his farm south of Riverside, Washington. The death is being investigated.
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Washington, Ia
W. S. Kyle
Charles Sojka
West Liberty and Area Obituaries and Notices Stream
Funeral services and marriages across eastern Iowa reported for West Liberty Toledo Traer Grinnell Lisbon Oelwein Baldwin Monticello Maquoketa Washington Maquoketa Lost Nation Troy Mills and surrounding towns. Includes Swart Hillyer Ireland Duncan Foster Berns Rasmussen and other local civic events and school plays.
Iowa students back non intervention in European politics
At the University of Iowa 700 students voted on seven questions. They favored strict non intervention in European power politics and supported a shift from compulsory to voluntary ROTC while backing the Ludlow amendment and limited aid options.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
England
France
Germany
Italy
Butler elected president of Iowa U alumni group
Benjamin F. Butler attorney from Waterloo was chosen president of the University of Iowa Alumni Association announcing Friday by Prof. Bruce Mahan. Butler the former vice president in 1935 36 will serve a one year term starting June 3.
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Benjamin F. Butler
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Bruce Mahan
Butler
Sumner B. Chast
Fort Dodge
Gordon C. Locke
Cleveland
Ohio
Karl D., Loos
Washington, D. C
Lawrence A. Cusack
Omaha
Robert L. Borland
Los Angeles
John M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
Walker D. Hanna
Burlington
Henry A. Bender
Claude Horack
Durham
N. C
George Gibbs
Chicago
Iowa
Richard E. Romey
Mason City
Walter A. Anneberg
Carroll
Howard C. Baldwin
Cascade
Clair E. Hamilton
Winterest
Iowa City News Briefs Highlight Local Actions and Events
Russell O Garner sues Rock Island railroad for 325 dollars claiming a mule killed by a train due to a defective fence along the right of way. Ambulance driver Arthur Webster remains seriously ill after a stroke in Spencer. About 300 Iowans attend Baptist Young People's conference with R V Clearwater to install officers. James McClelland to toast at Odd Fellows Hall banquet. John Evans elected president of University of Iowa interfraternity council with Perry Osnowitz and Alan White in other officer roles.
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Russell O. Garner
Johnson County
Rock Island Railroad
Garner
Arthur Webster
University Hospital
Spencer
Baptist Young People’s Conference
R. V. Clearwater
Calvary Baptist Church of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Convention
James McClelland
Iowa Baptist Youth Convention
Odd Fellows Hall
John Evans
North English
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
University of Iowa
Interfraternity Council
Perry Osnowitz
Sioux City
Alan White
Seven Iowa Students Seek Election To Publications Board
Seven University of Iowa students filed nomination papers for two-year terms on the Student Publications Inc board. Nominees include John Evans North English Don Dodge Oelwein Ira James Holton Cedar Rapids and Perry Osnowitz Sioux City. One-year terms listed for Paul Wise Boise Idaho Banford Cochrane Chicago Ill and Ed Hoag Freeport Ill. The winners will be named at an all university election.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Board of Trustees of Student Publications, Inc
John Evans
North English
Don Dodge
Oelwein
Ira James Holton
Cedar Rapids
Perry Osnowitz
Sioux City
Paul Wise
Boise
Idaho
Banford Cochrane
Chicago
Ed Hoag
Freeport
Gillette Seeks State Dept Action On Nicaraguan Consulate
Senator Gillette of Iowa said he would ask the State Department to reconsider its plan to close the Nicaraguan consulate at Puerto Cabezas on April 30. He notes Irvin Lindberg, former Cherokee high customs official, asked him to file a protest against the closure. The move would leave the U S without a consulate on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast.
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Washington
Gillette
Iowa
State Department
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Irvin Lindberg
Cherokee
Lindberg
United States
St Pauls Lutheran spring fellowship picnic
One hundred thirty members and friends attended a spring fellowship picnic supper at Memorial hall. The supper committee chaired by Mrs. Lloyd Stark and others organized a program with Rev. Carl E. Krog speaking and the confirmed class, plus music by Alfred Rinderknecht, Helen Lutz, Anna Mary Coonrod, and others. Cards were played after the program.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Memorial Hall
Lloyd Stark
Fred Bohlken
Arnold Williams
Emil Petrusch
Fred Rauch
O. W. Lundquist
Dallas Carsner
Carl E. Krog
Alfred Rinderknecht
Cuet
Helen Lutz
Anna Mary Coonrod
Ralph Rauch
Lois Lutz
Marvin Rathje
Arlene
Wilma Ludeman
Carl Edward Krog
Arlene Ludeman
Fontaine Named Delegate To Iowa Federated Clubs
Mrs. S A Fontaine was elected a delegate to the biennial state convention of the Iowa Federated clubs at a COFe club meeting hosted by Mrs. Fontaine. The program included readings from The Golden Rule by Dr Joseph Fort Newton and the final lesson in Practical English and Effective Speech led by Mrs H B Lembaugh. Mrs LeRoy Barber reviewed Fashion is Spinach by Elizabeth Hawes and Ida G Hall read poems. George Busby reported on the county federation meeting at Walker.
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S. A. Fontaine
Iowa Federated Clubs
Cofe Club
Fontaine
K. E. Cornell
Joseph Fort Newton
H. B. Lembaugh
LeRoy Barber
Elizabeth Hawes
Ida G. Hall
George Busby
County Federation
Walker
Miss Catherine Laferty to Wed Leonard Brenneman
Mrs. James Curtin hosted a Friday evening shower at 950 Eighteenth Street for Catherine Laferty the upcoming bride. Seventeen guests attended with out of town travelers Mrs. William Huntoon and Mrs. Charles Burkart among them.
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Catherine Lafferty
Leonard Brenneman
James Curtin
Marian Hines
Laura Brutsman
Curtin
Eighteenth Street
William Huntoon
Chester
Charles Burkart
Cedar Rapids
Amanas talk on past and present by Cedar Rapids leader
O. J. Elsenbast of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Dry Creek A. and L. club about Amanas past and present. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. Lois Frederick performed a piano solo, Evelyn Dukek read, and Melda and Marie Miller played guitar duets.
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O. J. Elsenbast
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Dry Creek A. and
L. Club
John Adams
Lois Frederick
Evelyn Dukek
Melda
Marie Miller
Blast injures Marion man in stump work near Cedar Rapids
William Hyde, 50, of Marion, suffered injuries to both eyes Friday afternoon from particles from a dynamite blast while blasting stumps with F. T. Patik of Cedar Rapids near Marion. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital where an eye specialist said he probably would not lose his sight.
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Marion
F. T. Patik
Cedar Rapids
Hyde
St. Luke's Hospital
Patik
Mrs. Sweitzer Visiting Yankton Actress Guest
Mrs Harry Sweitzer of Yankton South Dakota is the guest of Miss Ruth Maier in this brief society notice.
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Harry Sweitzer
Yankton, S. D
Ruth Maier
Marion Educators Meet at Cornell College
C B Vernon and Lyle N Warren school officials from Marion public schools attended a Saturday educators meeting at Cornell College.
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C. B. Vernon
Lyle N. Warren
Marion Public Schools
Cornell College
Ames Hosts Sixth Annual Science Day Guests
Merritt Lingard and Vivian Lingard along with Frank Travis Glenn Jenkins and Virginia Jackson attended the sixth annual Science day at Iowa State College Saturday accompanied by Cliff O Johnson of the high school faculty.
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Vivian Lingard
Frank Travis
Glenn Jenkins
Virginia Jackson
Cliff O. Johnson
Ames
Iowa State College
McElwain Returns to Marion After Eight Months Abroad
G. W. McElwain, after spending eight months in Long Beach California, returned to Marion on Friday.
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G. W. McElwain
Long Beach
Calif
Marion
Fern Anthes Hosts 4-H Club With Corn Test Plot Talk
Fern Anthes entertained the Prairie Union Wildcats 4-H club Thursday evening. William Horr led a discussion titled A Corn Test Plot, serving as the club leader.
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Fern Anthes
Prairie Union Wildcats
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Chester Couple Guests of Son and Family
Mr. and Mrs. William Huntoon of Chester are the guests of their son J. J. Huntoon and his family.
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Chester
J. J. Huntoon
Mrs. Brockman Hosts St Pauls Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. E. T. Brockman hosted the Ladies Aid society of St. Pauls Lutheran church on Thursday. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Fred Bohlken to fourteen members and guests Mrs. E. F. Brockman and Iona Mae Bohlken. Mrs. Harry Fox was welcomed as a new member.
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Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fred Bohlken
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Iona Mae Bohlken
Harry Fox
Marion G A A members attend Iowa City play day
In Iowa City Saturday morning to attend the annual play day at the University of Iowa were the following members of the Marion high school G. A. A. Catherine Peckosh, Mary Mullaley, Betty Oxley, Mary Balster, Norma and Helen Biddick and June Milner. Miss Margaret DeWees, girls' athletic director, and Miss Lillian Thada, a teacher in the Irving building, accompanied them.
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Mary Mullaley
Betty Oxley
Mary Balster
Norma
Helen Biddick
June Milner
Margaret DeWees
Lillian Thada
Irving
Marion area church services and sermon subjects listed
A listing of church schedules across Marion with multiple denominations. Baptist Inman and Christian Wade present morning services and sermon topics Freed My Sheep and Releasing Gods Power, plus midweek prayers. Catholic St Joseph mass at 8 and 10, and other churches detailing school times, worship, choirs, and youth programs.
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L. W. Inman
the Shepherd of Souls
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Christian Endeavor
C. G. Ellinger
Pilgrim Highroaders
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Oxford
C. V. R. de Jong
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Blockheads with Laurel and Hardy at the Garden Tonight
The advertisement promotes a Garden showing featuring the film Blockheads with comedians Laurel and Hardy and popular magician The Great Gambini performing tonight.
Local Health Updates and Daily Ad Notes
John Edward Snell, son of Mrs Hazel Snell, has been improved after pneumonia threats. Lyman Hough underwent an operation Friday at University hospital in Iowa City. his daughter Mrs Fred Wright of Grimes is visiting. An ad notes Jumbo fresh strawberry ice cream soda for 10c and Hutchinson's Gingham Package fresh strawberry ice cream at 13c pint, 25c quart. Owen's Drug Store.
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John Edward Snell
Hazel Snell
Lyman Hough
University Hospital
Iowa City
Fred Wright
Grimes
Hutchinson
Owen's Drug Store
O. G. Waffle Returns From Midwest Business Trip
O. G. Waffle arrived Friday afternoon after a two month business trip covering Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma with stops in multiple cities.
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O. G. Waffle
Kansas
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Oklahoma
Mrs Parsons and Mrs Michel Attend Red Cross Convention
Mrs. E E Parsons and Mrs Elmer Michel departed Saturday morning to attend the national convention of the Red Cross in Washington.
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E. E. Parsons
Elmer Michel
National Convention of the Red Cross
Washington
Curran Visitor Stricken by Heart Attack in Cedar Rapids
Raymond Curran of St Louis visiting his father Michael J Curran of Marion and brother Arthur in Cedar Rapids became seriously ill Thursday from a heart attack and was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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St. Louis
Michael J. Curran
Marion
Arthur
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
DAR Expresses Thanks For White House Reception
The Daughters of the American Revolution approved a resolution praising Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt for arranging a White House reception for DAR members. The president general confirmed her involvement amid past controversy over Marian Anderson. The event honored guests including Cordell Hull, Mrs Henry Wallace, and Frances Perkins. New VP general is Mrs Robert J Johnston of Humboldt Iowa.
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Injured Student in Rush to Greet Danish Royalty
Margaret Lichenstein a Manly Iowa freshman was injured in the crowd rushing to greet Denmark's crown prince and crown princess at the Iowa State college memorial union. She was taken to the college hospital and listed as not seriously hurt.
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Ames
Iowa
Margaret Lichenstein
Manly
Denmark
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Instructors From Three States Attend Cornell Conference
More than 200 instructors from Minnesota Illinois and Iowa gathered at Cornell college in Mount Vernon for the seventh annual schoolmen conference. Dr Samuel J McLaughlin of Cornell led the session with principal speaker Dr Matthew P Gaffney of New Trier High School Winnetka Illinois discussing new trends in education.
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Illinois
Iowa
Cornell College
Samuel J. McLaughlin
Cornell
Matthew P. Gaffney
New Trier High School
Winnetka
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AFL backs exemption of high salaries from Wage Act
AFL informs House labor committee that exemption for high salaried white collar workers seems reasonable and has no objection to enactment. CIO opposes the plan. J Eddy urges opposition to $200 monthly exemption. Norton hears Guild pleas for higher limit.
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the Grange
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Joe Young Popular Song Writer Dies at 49
Joe Young 49 a veteran of Tin Pan Alley and composer of many hit tunes died Friday at Beth David hospital after a brief illness. His most famous songs include Mame, Dinah, I Kiss Your Hand Madame Life is a Song and Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More.
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Joe Young
America
Beth David Hospital
Dinah
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Case
Notice is hereby given that on April 21 1939 Alvena Anna Anderson was appointed Executrix of the estate of James S Anderson late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County District Court Chas Fenningroth Attorney.
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Linn County
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Iowa
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