Uncertain Names Mentioned in Clinton Cedar Rapids Notice
A fragmentary notice lists individuals Walter Smither Lucile Hall Rogers and others linked to Clinton Cedar Rapids. It references Edmund J Bontts Irene D Pluear and a Cedar Rapids route number with a birth or family event at Meocy hospital and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Jiouch at 718 Hoover NW dated August 1.
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Walter Smither
Lucile Hall Rogers
Clinton
Edmund J Bontts
Irene D- Pluear
Cedar Rapids
John Thelkeld
Meocy Hospital
Donald Jiouch
Hoaverue NW
Pin Tie Incident at 926 Thid Street SE
A general alarm was triggered at 926 Thid Street SE following an incident described as a pin and tie in an outpadding situation. No injuries reported. Fire and police units responded to secure the area and assess hazards.
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Thid Street
Deaths: Mrs Bessie H Allen 46
Mrs Bessie H Allen 46 died at her home 343 Fifth Avenue SW at 1 am Tuesday near her residence.
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Bessie H Allen
Fifth Avenue SW
Court Names Gild G Stull In Cruel Treatment Case
Gild G Stull appears before Judge Charles J. Hare and Walter F. Mystik before Judge C J Haas on cruelty and inhuman treatment charges. Proceedings indicate two separate matters handled Tuesday.
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Gild G Stull
Frank E. Stull
Charles J. Hare
Walter F. Mystik
Ethel A. Mystik
C J. Haas
Fraudulent Insurance Ring Indicted Over staged Accidents
A federal indictment in Omaha accuses 31 defendants from Omaha and Fremont of a clouded insurance scheme. Victims were beaten and planted crashes near embankments to inflate claims. Multiple suspects were charged with creating falls and injuries to claim insurance payouts.
Chicago River tunnel opened 1866 69 with dual roadways
The first underwater highway tunnel in America was built under the Chicago River from 1866 to 1869. It featured two roadways and a footpath, but today serves surface cars only.
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America
Chicago River
Indian youths finish 24000 mile world trip to Cedar Rapids
Erdman Anderson of Saharanpur and Mason Harper of Moga India end a 24000 mile journey by rail ship and car arriving in Cedar Rapids with 18 year old hitchhiker Bob Neill of Pullman Washington. The pair, former Woodstock Mussoorie graduates en route to Wheaton and Williams colleges, traveled via India Ceylon Japan and the western United States since May 4, sleeping under stars and in parks before reaching Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
San Franciso
Erdman Anderson
Saharanpur
Mason Harper
Moga
India
Bob Neill
Pullman
Wash
Anderson
Ray Anderson
Avenue
West
Pacific
Harper
Amecrcan
Woodstock
Mussoorie
Punjab
United States
Wheaton College
Chicago
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Neill
Iowa City
Washington
Ceylon
Colombo
Japan
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Colorado
Omaha
Iowa
Howard E. Anderson
Orient
Atlantic
Europe
President Roosevelts Fate On Hatch Bill Nears
White House sources say President Roosevelt will decide within 24 hours on the Hatch bill excluding most federal employees from political activity. A veto or signature is expected before the August 3 deadline, with a possible explanatory statement forthcoming.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Hatch
Mr. Roosevelt
Cut Weekend Prices At New York's Fair
Admission to the New York world’s fair drops to 50 cents on Saturdays and Sundays while remaining 75 cents on weekdays. The new pricing takes effect this weekend.
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New York
INS
Des Moines Detectives Trace Dreher Movement Before Slaying
Chief of Detectives J A Brophy said Harold J Dreher Mason City businessman was seen on Des Moines river front hours before he was killed in a downtown 1 am Thursday incident. A witness reported Dreher sat on a river bank near the city library about three hours before the attack. Brophy noted a possible link to a prior meeting with his slayers after a 10 pm Wednesday river front sighting. He confirmed Dreher was in Des Moines July 26 spending time on the river front and under Locust Street bridge. The witness name was not released.
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Des Moines
J. A. Brophy
Harold J. Dreher
Mason City
Brophy
Dreher
River Front
Locust Street
House Bill Creates National Fishery Educational Service
The House approved a bill to establish a fishery educational service aimed at informing the public on fish food values and boosting fish consumption. The measure was sent to the Senate for consideration.
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FISIE
Washington
House
Senate
Man Arrested After Cedar Rapids Girl Hurt In Crash
Four witnesses reported a vehicle struck a woman on the road near Cedar Rapids early morning. Miss Steggal was taken to Mercy Hospital with injuries. Tenney, accused driver, claimed memory gaps and intoxication. Police found broken glass and a matching door fragment. investigation continued.
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Tenney
Miss Steggal
Harold Mackey
Mallory Street
John Lana
Hamilton Street
Dortha Boyd
Second Avenue
Ruby Svoboda
Mercy Hospital
Stolba
Fourteenth Street
Simon and Moore
Funcke
Burton
Roosevelt Lenders Bill Faces Death in House Session
The House Banking Committee led by Chairman Steagall and Majority Leader Rayburn signaled the lend ing bill’s likely collapse after Senate削 trims. Roosevelt’s program had been cut from 3.06 billion to 1.615 billion in the Senate and down to 1.95 billion in the House. Rayburn predicted adjournment soon, saying the bill was dead for this session and housing and the wage hour bill would be decided Wednesday. The defeat marked a second setback for the President after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee shelved neutrality measures.
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Senate
House
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Barkley
Kentucky
Rayburn
Steagall
Ala
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
House Banking and Currency Committee
Sam Rayburn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Linn budget trimmed by 1458 dollars as board cuts
Linn County faces a 1940 budget decrease of 1458 dollars after board discretion. Supervisor Elmer Seevell notes WPA labor reimbursement and rising road maintenance costs with new and wider roads. The 1940 tax levy rises 2029 mills to fund 1,136,118 dollars, up from 962,446 in 1939.
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Elmer Seevell
Marion
Seevell
WPA
General County Fund
Court House
Murphy Refuses 10 Mix In CIO Clash
A reduced crowd of strike supporters watched as police enforced a riot zone 500 yards from the 40 acre plant. After clashes left 46 hospitalized, CIO UAW officials condemned the zone as civil rights violation and pledged legal avenues for amendment. Police, including mounted units, kept guard while union attorney Corrigan said strikers would not assemble inside the zone.
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CIO United Automobile Workers
Paul E. Miley
CIO
Eliot Ness
William J. Corrigan
Ness
Hats and Evening Wear Trends Featured in Page 1 Continuation
The article describes women’s hats designed to resemble hats with ruching and frilling for day dresses and suits and neck and wrist finishes for evening attire. It notes fabrics like nasakart imitating astrakhan fur, gray or brown trims, and side bolero coats.
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Jersey
Williams and Hunting Pickets Chase Firm Trucks
Williams and Hunting workers strike enters fifth week as pickets claim to have chased two loaded trucks leaving the plant for Iowa City taly during a Labor temple meeting. Company spokesman denies knowledge of the incident while union members press the confrontation.
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Williams and Hunting Company
Oscar McCollister
Carpenters and Joiners
Iowa City
Labor Temple
W. Paul Engel
Trucks Stop by Picket Line Near Cedar Rapids Plant
Pickets blocked trucks returning to a Cedar Rapids plant on First Street W about 3 am Tuesday after following them from North Liberty. An exchange occurred but no physical fight, according to Mc Collister, with workers refusing reentry and the company rerouting the vehicles elsewhere.
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North Liberty
Cedar Rapids
First Street
McCollister
Iowa Solons Eye Assessment Fight
Iowa legislators consider an assessment fight with Rep E P Donahue and Reps Ear Fishbaugh Jr. proposals and substitutes aim to limit a Polk county trial while inviting the tax commission to testify. Welfare board and liquor control commission also set to appear about office rent concerns.
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Shaw
Polk County
Tax Commission
League of Municipalities
Fishbaugh
Car Believed Used By Girl Slugger Found At Fairfield
Citizens report the man seen in Cedar Rapids on Saturday. A youth who rode with him from Marion said the man claimed to be a carnival worker. Four other girls, all under sixteen, were accosted and given a present. Police planned a state wide warning Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Riots at Bombay Inauguration of Prohibition
Rioting broke out at the inauguration of prohibition in Bombay and surrounding areas. Police fired on a protesting Muslim crowd marching against the government and the extra taxation to offset revenue loss from spirits. Five paraders were damaged, two seriously.
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Bombay
India
McDonald Urges Dismissal of Annenberg Suit
Master in Chancery Charles A. McDonald recommended dismissal of a suit against M. L. Annenberg and several racing publications alleging a conspiracy to monopolize racing news. He cited lack of equity and noted costs would be assessed against the plaintiffs.
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Chicago
Charles A. McDonald
M. L. Annenberg
Federal District Court
McDonald
France orders mission to Moscow to speed mutual aid pact
France ordered a military mission to Moscow as part of efforts to accelerate a three power mutual aid agreement. The missions may depart Friday. Britain reportedly agreed to surrender four Chinese held in the Tientsin concession and to cooperate with Japan if concessions are lifted. Tokyo papers attack U S criticism of the 1911 treaty, calling the United States spoiled and impudent.
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France
Moscow
Far East
Great Britain
Tientsin
Britain
China
Japan
United States
Tokyo
America
Nichi Nichi
Urge Safety Rules For Private Carriers
An interstate commerce commission examiner recommended bringing private property carriers under motor vehicle safety rules used by common and contract carriers with farm truck adjustments. Proposals include lowering driver age to 18, waiving medical exams, allowing passenger transport, dropping log requirements, and altering hours of service.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. W. Snow
Snow
Commission
Indian Tribes Revered Meteorites Across Southwest
Southwestern Indian groups held meteorites in high esteem, incorporating them into religious and cultural practices. The stones were believed to embody spiritual power, influencing ceremonies and tribal rituals across the region.
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William T. Ross
George Kelly
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Tol
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Hach Brothers Company
Mackey
Airport Inn
Earl Stanley
Fred Johnson
West Liberty
Drapert Inn
Stanley
Johnson
Tom Condon
Rep. McCormack
Rep. Marcantonio
N. Y
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Miss
Navy
Guam
LINN
Murphy
CIO Clash
Okinow
Williams
Hunting
Chase Firm
Solons
E. P. Donahue
New Hampton
Ear] Fishbaugh, Jr
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O. N. Hultman
Stanton
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Fairfield
Annenberg
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Charles Greenberg
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