Navy Chief Advocates Limits on World Fleets
Admiral Arthur Japy Hepburn, commander in chief, aboard the USS Pennsylvania on a 26-ship cruise, says naval limitation principles may endure and warns treaties alone won’t end arms reductions. He dismisses imminent U S military buildup and notes Pacific tensions appear minimal with Japan. Training will occur in Hawaiian waters, with sixteen ships returning to California August 13 and others remaining at Pearl Harbor.
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Honolulu
Arthur Japy Hepburn
U. S
Navy
Hepburn
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
London
Washington
Japan
Pearl Harbor
mid-Pacific
Pacific
Army
Hawaiian
Baker, Howland
Jarvis Island
America
Australia
California
Holland
Dr Haake To Speak At Quaker Oats Forum
Dr A P Haake of Chicago former head of Rutgers economics dept and former Wisconsin faculty will speak Friday at 3 30 at the Quaker Oats employee forum. He is a member of the American Liberty League and helped organize that group.
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A. P. Haake
Chicago
Rutgers
University of Wisconsin
Quaker Oats
Haake
American Liberty League
Births in Mercy Hospital Report
Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe 1306 Second street SE a son Aug 12 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Paulsen 380 Thirty-fourth street SE a daughter Aug 13 at Mercy hospital. Mrs Paulsen formerly Miss Alma Kentner of Cedar Rapids. Born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Addington 116 Fourteenth street NE a daughter Aug 13 at Mercy hospital.
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Jack Lowe
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Harold Paulsen
Thirty-fourth Street
Paulsen
Alma Kentner
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Addington
Fourteenth Street
King Edward VIII Rumored To Marry During Aegean Cruise
King Edward VIII nears Greek waters aboard a yachting cruise amid circulating rumors of a forthcoming marriage. Two potential brides named are Princess Irene and Princess Catherine, sisters of King George. Princess Irene, 32, and Catherine, 24, are to visit Corfu this week, with Edward expected to join King George there.
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Athens
Edward VIII
Greek Waters
King George
Irene
Catherine
Corfu
George
Edward
States Adopt Uniform Bills To Curb Crime
Chicago report says nine states have adopted model anti-crime laws from the interstate commission on crime. Bills cover out-of-state parolee supervision pursuit witness attendance and extradition with New York and New Jersey adopting all four. Rhode Island Minnesota Illinois Indiana Michigan Maryland and Virginia have also enacted various components.
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Chicago
Interstate Commission On Crime
Public Administration Clearing House
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Maryland
Virginia
Fish Tale Wins Lions Tall Yarn Contest at Roosevelt
E. H. Gundling won the prize at the Lions club Biggest Liar meeting held Thursday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. He described a fish with one green and one red eye thathungrily switches eyes to block minnows then allows refreshments to swim in. Miss Peggy Fuller led the group reciting the tall tale.
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E. H. Gundling
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Peggy Fuller
Convict Eskridge Reflects On Crime Crusade Role
Eskridge, a former Orange Texas pastor now convict No. 82677 in Huntsville, serves five years for shooting Orange Police Chief Ed O’Reilly. He hopes for a prison library job, says he wants to be a model prisoner and regrets one detail of his testimony.
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Huntsville
Tex
C. Edgar Eskridge
First Baptist Church
Orange
Texas
Ed O’reilly
Eskridge
Shotgun Gunfight At Close Range Ends In Fatality
A crusading minister described a deadly confrontation as he faced a man who drew a weapon. He retrieved a shotgun through a window, fired when the suspect reached for his gun, and watched the assailant fall after the head turned.
Cost Of Social Chat Two Cars And Hay Stack
EDEN Texas AP toll for a social chat two automobiles and a haystack. Raymond Whitson stopped to see Leonard Guise who was working on a haystack. His auto backfired and ignited the hay. When Guise hitched his car to Whitsons to pull it away both vehicles as well as the haystack were destroyed.
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Eden
Tex
Raymond Whitson
Leonard Guise
Guise
Whitson
Deaths George H. Barger 77 Carpenter in Cedar Rapids
George H. Barger 77 retired carpenter died at his home 814 First Street SW Cedar Rapids from a chronic heart ailment at 9 a.m. Thursday. Born July 16 1859 in Clearfield County Pennsylvania he lived in Cedar Rapids over forty five years. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth one brother Judson Barger Franklin Ohio and sister Mrs Ruth Leasure Los Angeles California. Funeral at Beatty chapel 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. James T. Stewart burial Linwood Cemetery Friends may call.
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George H. Barger
First Street
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania
Cedar Rapids
Mary Elizabeth
Judson Barger
Franklin, O
Ruth Leasure
Los Angeles
Calif
Barger
First United Brethren Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge 141
Beatty Chapel
James T. Stewart
Linwood Cemetery
Sharron Given Suspended Year On Assault Charge
Ernest Sharron, 48, of 1500 Fifteenth Ave SE, got an indeterminate one year sentence at Fort Madison state penitentiary for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. The sentence was suspended on good behavior after Emil Johnson, 52, of 1117 Fourteenth Ave SE, was cut with a knife July 28. Johnson’s nose and other throat and body wounds prompted leniency request from Johnson as the two men had walked home from a beer parlor.
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Ernest Sharron
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
H. C. Ring
Emil Johnson
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Sharron
Johnson
May Term Adjourned. Next Session Opens Sept 14
Linn county district court adjourned its May term on Wednesday afternoon after Judge H. C. Ring presided. The September term will open September 14 with Judge John T. Moffit of Tipton presiding. last day for filing civil cases is September 4 and last day of service is September 3.
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Linn County
District Court
H. C. Ring
John T. Moffit
Tipton
Bryson crew blamed in factory accident injuring Kofoed
A petition alleges on March 11 at a creamery in Amber a machine fell on Kofoed’s right foot as he passed through a room where Bryson representatives were installing equipment, causing a permanent injury.
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Bryson
Amber
Young
Divorce Granted in Missouri for Fay Lauderback and Arthur Lauderback
Judge A B Clark in district court grants Fay Lauderback a divorce from Arthur Lauderback 37. She alleges he was convicted of a felony in October 1935. Marriage occurred at Lancaster Missouri in April 1934. Rosalia Adams Musgrave awarded a divorce from Claude E Musgrave on cruel and inhuman treatment.
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A. B. Clark
District Court
Fay Lauderback
Arthur Lauderback
Lauderback
Lancaster
Rosalia Adams Musgrave
Claude E. Musgrave
Married Couple Quietly Tie the Knot in June
Two individuals were married on June 30 in a simple ceremony. The article fragment notes the date of the nuptials and indicates a private, understated wedding.
Dolley Moves to Set Aside Default Judgment
Alfred Dolley defendant in an oral contract suit asks to set aside a $375 default judgment awarded to Leoma Brush last Tuesday. He claims a meritorious defense and that the judgment occurred without his knowledge due to a misunderstanding.
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Alfred Dolley
Leoma Brush
No Real Estate License Charge In Cedar Rapids Case
Frank L. Hynek of Cedar Rapids was charged with acting as a real estate broker or salesman without a state license. In district court on Wednesday Judge H. C. Ring fined Hynek $100 plus costs.
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Frank L. Hynek
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Fine Suspended On Payment of Costs
A court suspended the fine contingent on the defendant paying court costs.
Walter F Chapman Seeks Divorce From Stella M Chapman
Walter F. Chapman files in district court for divorce from Stella M. Chapman on desertion grounds. Married in Mari on April 1 1924, separated in February 1933 per petition.
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Walter F. Chapman
Stella M. Chapman
Mari
Army recruiting officer seeks recruits for multiple units
Sergt William Melton of the United States army recruiting office in the federal building announced orders to fill twenty vacancies in the Fourteenth cavalry and nine in the motorized field artillery at Fort Des Moines. One carpenter opening is listed for Omaha Nebraska. Applicants must be 18 to 35 years old.
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William Melton
United States Army
Federal
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
Kofoed Sues for 15000 Injury Judgment in District Court
John Kofoed filed a personal injury suit through his father H. C. Kofoed seeking $15,000 in district court. Defendant named is G. B. Bryson.
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John Kofoed
H. C. Kofoed
G. B. Bryson
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