Tribute to Mrs Turnbull's life at Waterloo funeral
Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe College presided at funeral services for Mrs. James L. Turnbull of Waterloo held at Turner's chapel. She died in Iowa City after a month long battle following the birth of her daughter. Pallbearers included Leslie Howorth Wilbur Sebern George Wagner and Howard Young. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Harry M. Gage
Coe College
James L. Turnbull
Waterloo
Turner’s Chapel
Dr. Gage
W. R. Boyd
Coe
C. T. Hickoks
Turnbull
H. O. Allen
Marion
Leslie Howorth
Wilbur Sebern
George Wagner
Howard Young
Oak Hill Cemetery
30 Day Duck Regulations Announced for Prairie States
The notice expands the intermediate zone to include Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. Daily bag and possession limits for all ducks stay at ten. goose and brant limits remain at four. A federal duck stamp is required for hunters over 16. The 100 foot setback for blinds was removed to protect deep diving ducks. canvasbacks and redheads remain restricted.
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Kota
South Dakota
Vermont
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Washington Crew Wins Eight Oared Race at Olympics
Grunau Germany. The University of Washington surged in the final 500 meters to overtake Italy and win the Olympic eight oared rowing championship by a length. Italy led from the start to 1,500 meters as Great Britain finished third. Adolph Kiefer, 18, set a new world record in the 100 meters backstroke, lifting the U S swimming team toward the title.
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Chicago
Germany
United States
Japan
Expect More Rain In Iowa Saturday Weather Outlook
Des Moines reports forecast cloudy skies with rain and cooler temperatures tonight and Saturday. Some northern Iowa areas expected the most rain to aid the corn crop, while the south end faced extreme heat above 100 degrees. Rains fell Friday across eastern Estherville to Waterloo, with Mason City and Forest City among those logging inches.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Estherville
Waterloo
Mason City
Charles City
Elkader
Forest City
West Union
Garner
Bancroft
McGregor
Northwood
North Iowa
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Lamoni
Navy Plane Crashes Into Panama Canal
A United States Navy airplane crashed into the Panama Canal at Balboa and sank Friday. Early reports said all occupants perished.
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Balboa, C. Z
Panama Canal
Simple Blouse Pattern X4041 Promises Glamour
Anne Adams introduces blouse pattern X4041 designed for sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. The easy to follow design features novel sleeve-yokes and elbow pointed sleeves, with options for sheer fabrics like crepe silk or satin. Pattern X4041 costs 15 cents and can be ordered from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Fierce fighting in Estremadura as rebels clash with government forces
In western Spain fierce battles erupt in Estremadura as fascist rebels clash with socialist Madrid government troops defending Holy near the Portuguese frontier. Rebels claim Merida taken, while government forces report Navalmoral De La Mata occupation and heavy rebel losses with 42 prisoners taken.
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Madrid
Estremadura
Spain
Holy
Badajoz
Caceres
Merida
Navalmoral de la Mata
Civil War Battles Escalate as White Forces Advance
Reports from Burgos say Spain's civil war adds another thousand dead as Gen. Mola's northern army links with Franco forces to sever Madrid from Portugal. In Merida the reds lose 950, while 50 more are killed at Orense. Tolosa falls, civilians are murdered, and Valencia residents report further killings.
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Burgos
INS
Spain
Emilio Mola
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Portugal
Queipo de Llano
Seville
Merida
Orense
Asturias
Badajoz
Franco
Foreign Legion
Tolosa
San Sebastian
City Briefs and Personals Firemen respond to house roof blaze
Firemen rushed to the Arthur Nichols home at 1209 Fifth street SE at 12 35 p m Friday where chimney sparks started a small roof fire. Mr and Mrs John Avis from Lincoln hotel left for Excelsior Springs Missouri for ten days and Clara N Avis from Lincoln hotel went to Des Moines Friday for a three day cosmetics convention.
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Arthur Nichols
Fifth Street
John Avis
Lincoln Hotel
Excelsior Springs
Clara N. Avis
Des Moines
Navy Mothers meet at Y M C A in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Navy Mothers club met at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening welcoming two new members. Next gathering set for September 9 at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A. Pearl Jones alias Beatrice Robinson of Waterloo was fined 100 dollars plus costs in police court after pleading guilty to soliciting for immoral purposes with the fine suspended on condition she leave the city and stay away permanently.
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Cedar Rapids
Navy Mothers Club of America
Pearl Jones
Beatrice Robinson
Waterloo
Negro
Cedar Rapids Investment Sues Black for Foreclosure and Judgment
The Cedar Rapids Investment Company sues Harry H. Black and Minnie Black in superior court seeking foreclosure on a chattel mortgage and a $181 judgment on a promissory note. Judge Thomas B. Powell issues a writ of attachment after a $500 bond is posted.
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Cedar Rapids Investment Company
Harry H. Black
Minnie Black
Thomas B. Powell
Suchomel Recalls Shrine Convention Trip and Photos
Dr. Thomas F. Suchomel described his recent trip to the Shrine convention in Seattle and travel through the southwest during a High Twelve club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt. Moving pictures shot by Suchomel illustrated the talk.
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Suchomel
Thomas F. Suchomel
Seattle
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Local speeding fines and parking violations reported
Coral Headrick of 415 Fourteenth Street SE was fined $10 and costs for speeding, with the fine suspended on payment of costs. Robert Wilson of 1607 Second Avenue SE paid a $10 speeding fine. E Clawson of 640 Eighth Street SE was fined $1 and costs for double parking.
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Coral Headrick
Fourteenth Street SE
Robert Wilson
Second Avenue SE
E. Clawson
Eighth Street SE
Glass Jar Chick Lays First Egg
Mathilda a white leghorn laid her first egg in Denver after controversy over her confinement in a glass jar. Poultry enthusiasts argued the jar captivity may have not harmed her and pressured the owner to break the jar and free Mathilda.
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Denver
INS
Mathilda
Doctor Tells Of Operation On Ann Hewitt
In San Francisco the sterilization operation on heiress Ann Cooper Hewitt was detailed at the mayhem trial of Drs. Tilton E. Tillman and Samuel G. Boyd. Dr. Irwin Wallace testified he administered anesthesia for the appendicitis operation in which the reproductive organs were removed. He described the procedure and noted fallopian tubes were taken, ending any possibility of pregnancy, as part of the sterile operation performed August 18, 1934.
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San Francisco
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Tilton E. Tillman
Samuel G. Boyd
Irwin Wallace
Miss Hewitt
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Ann
Wallace
Dante Sanatorium
Dan Pelprett
St. Luke’s Hospital
Taggarts Appeal to State Supreme Court in Real Estate Suit
John Taggart and Gladys Taggart appealed to the state supreme court from a June 12 finding by Judge A B Clark. Nyere Apartments, Inc. won a $1 527 53 judgment and a vendor’s lien. Notice of appeal was filed in district court Thursday.
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Supreme Court
John Taggart
Gladys Taggart
Nyere Apartments, Inc
State Supreme Court
A. B. Clark
District Court
Rescission Bid Affects District Court Real Estate Deal
Ellen M. McClenahan seeks rescission of an option contract for Clara F. Joss with quieting of title and possession. Perpetual Savings and Loan seeks $1,199.49 in rem against property based on a 1927 note by John A. and Bridget M. Ronek. Two divorce actions are noted as dismissed without prejudice or for want of further action.
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Ellen M. McClenahan
Clara F. Joss
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
John A. Ronek
Bridget M. Ronek
Martha E. Vrbicky
Frank J. Vrbicky, Jr
Ralph B. Collins
Beverly Collins
Fraudulent cures cost U S $15 million yearly
Committee on the cost of medical care reports that Americans spend about 15 million dollars annually on fraudulent remedies. The finding highlights consumer risk and calls for stricter oversight of cure claims.
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The
Committee On the Cost of
United States
Holt Praises Frazier-Lemke Bill At Convention
Senator Holt lauded the Frazier-Lemke bill while attacking labor leaders for seeking personal gain. Father Coughlin at the National Union for Social Justice convention urged unity and warned against social revolution. The group plans to endorse Lemke and his running mate and organize a large active membership while easing endorsement rules for candidates.
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Great Friends of Labor
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
America
Lemke
National Union
Father Coughlin N
Thomas C. O’brien
Boston
Francis E. Townsend
Gerald L. K. Smith
Share-Our Wealth
Huey P. Long
N.U.S.J
House
N.U.S. J
Roosevelt
Townsend
Congress
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
N.U.S.J. Weekly
Mr. Roosevelt
Gov. Landon
Chief of Police Victim of Pickpocket in Bucharest Service
Valerius Pop Roumanian minister of justice and supreme head of police had his pocketbook stolen during a Sunday service at Saint Nicholas church. A skilled pickpocket called the ministry to report the loss and sent back only 2000 lei and the minister’s personal documents by mail.
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Bucharest
Roumania
INS
Valerius Pop
Saint Nicholas
Ministry of Justice
Pop
Local Justice Sets Precedent In State Sales Tax Ruling
Justice W J Grunewald ruled a $4.50 sales tax need not be paid in a tombstone sale to Fanny Kaplan and Bertha Cohen. The promissory note listed $225 purchase price but omitted tax. Anderson Monument Co argued tax was in the contract. Cohen could not recall. The judge consulted Henry Rather of the tax division before ruling.
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Justice of the Peace
W. J. Grunewald
W. Anderson
Anderson Firm
J. M. Tallman
Justice Grunewald
Bertha Cohen
Anderson Company
Henry Rather
State Tax Law Clarifies Add-on to Sales Price
Grunewald notes that the state sales tax law requires the tax to be added to the stated sales price, ensuring consumers pay the total listed amount.
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Grunewald
Flight Around World In Two Days Foreseen
Selig Brodetsky of Leeds University predicted air travel could reach 500 miles per hour from Craydon to Cape Town in a day and circle the globe in two days with proper organization and night flying. He noted sunward routes for continuous daylight at certain latitudes and cited 4600 mph speeds in the Schneider Cup as context. He warned wings must remain finite and that 500 mph may be the practical limit without fundamental changes.
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Johannesburg
Croydon
Cape Town
Selig Brodetsky
Applied Mathematics
Leeds University
England
Rand University
Brodetsky
Cape
Judge Rules Against New Astor Hearing
In Los Angeles Judge Goodwin J. Knight maintains a joint custody order for Marylyn Thorpe, giving Miss Astor nine months and Dr. Franklyn Thorpe three. Thorpe’s attorney seeks to reopen the case, but Knight notes the matter was settled in chambers with Presiding Judge Edmonds. Astor accuses Thorpe of releasing her diary to the press and returns $5,000, while seeking greater custody for herself. the judge declines further comment.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Thorpe
Miss Astor
Roland R. Woolley
Dr. Thorpe
Anderson
Babson Sees Trailers Housing Half of U S
New York economist Roger Babson predicts that half of the U S population will live in mobile trailers within twenty years. He cites rising trailer use as a reason housing construction today runs about 30 percent of normal. Current trailer population nears a half million per March of Time survey.
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New York
Roger Babson
United States
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