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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1937

Page

11

15 Year Old Reenacts Girl's Murder in Prairie du Chien

Harold Best, 15, admitted to reenacting the murder of his sister Maddred in a June 4 shooting at the Shaw home. He led investigators through the sequence as witnesses watched, confessing to steps leading to the crime. Best remains in a delinquency facility as prosecutors pursue charges.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Olver White Harold Best White Salders Grove Lilian Shaw

Five Thousand Present At Springville Fete Event

The Springville fete drew about 5,000 attendees for races and a band concert at Ball Park. Winners included Bob Blubes, Ben Tassos, Jerry Hetpion in boys events, with Mary Lou Thomas winning the girls 50 yard dash. Premiums in the school gym exhibits showcased quilts, rugs, and embroidery among many entries.

Ken Jevlour Yole Rodman Grrn Ang Isabele Nunor Sevona Bob Blubes Ben Tassos Jerry Hetpion Ed Dudek Bill Graham Ing Wilson Cosper Bert Cooper Jr Stamey Jones Mary Lou Thomas Kenneth Paul Sprreville Band Bailer Park Bessie McCullough Martha Bowdish M. G. Walton Fred Bailey Albert Miles Tacy Willete Hazel Keithley Milo Lacock Malo Lacock Marie Davie Lulu James Byron Wetze L J Rose Frena Port Gertrude Grimes Maude Kerthles Tacy Waikets Seend C Hotch- Kiss Gus Claucen Krating Bese Mee Culough Myit ¢ Ramsey Jane Goth Lucy Jemes Fast

FDR orders 1200 Marines to China amid neutrality debate

President FDR signals deployment of 1200 Marines to China as critics warn invoking neutrality laws could destabilize Far East peace. The report notes Japan could blockade China and that legislation should curb arms exports while considering broader controls on materials.

United States Far East Japan China

CIO Chieftain To Speak Sept 3 On Policies

Washington reports that John L Lewis head of the CIO will break a ten month silence on public policy with a radio address on September 3 at 3:00 PM over the Columbian Broadcasting System. The announcement notes Lewis may address persistent reports of a rift with President Roosevelt.

Washington John Liav Committee For Industrial Organization Wth Roosevelt CIO Tues Lewis Columbian Broadcasting System Luew

Wallflower Given Break by Mussolini in Gela Terrace Scene

In Gela Italy the town mocked upbeat Mussolini as he approached a terrace where a dance was underway. He brushed aside the crowd of beauties and chose the shy wallflower, leaving the elegant dancers and music onlookers surprised by the Duce’s action.

Gela Italy Herto Mussolini Duce

Weed Destruction Order Issued Under Towns New Law

Linn county supervisors authorize official weed destruction notice directing all property owners to remove or control noxious weeds on their land. Failure to comply allows weed commissioners to cut or destroy weeds with costs charged to the property owner. Order becomes effective on publication. Commissioner pay set at forty cents hourly and five cents per mile.

Provsions of Linn Courty Supervisors Weed Commissioners de Image

Wallace Says There Is House Element Opposing Farm Law

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace said in Huron that a stand-out element in the house opposes all farm legislation. He urged a union of farm groups from every region to push a program beneficial to agriculture and labor nationwide.

Wallace

14-Ounce Chicago Baby Dies Tuesday

In Chicago an infant born two and a half months early died Tuesday after two days in an electrically heated incubator at Michael Reece hospital. The 14 ounce girl, first of Mrs. Laura Schmocker’s twins, was transported by special ambulance with police escort and wrapped in cotton. Her temperature stayed near 95.8 degrees as doctors gave oxygen and tried to revive her, but she did not rally.

Chicago INS Laura Schmocker Michael Reece Hospital Independence John G. Weller Westbury Township People’s Hospital Gerhard Bunge Immanuel Lutheran Church Oak Grove John G. Weiler Kingsbury Ind George and Fredericka Jacob LaPorte William Michigan Louise Dennie Anna Fick Nettie Weiler Ryan Walter Locke Margaret Hamblif Milo Township Golden Congregational Church Russell Clair Pensey Raymond Manchester Harold Herbert Ethel Warren Ackley Ruth Schoup Waverly Margaret Chbom Charles City Ina Kertian Martello Locke Methodist Church Golden Church Waulkon Leonard Snitker Ludlow Brandon Brandon Methodist Church Kansas Fairbank Jesup Vinton Rowley Hazleton Walker Parkersburg Cedar Rapids Waterloo la Porte H. Wyrick Homer Wroten Kete Kan Franks Lch Nabholz la Porte City Imogene McKinley H. Wytick H. A. Artman Garrison G. H. Goodrick Has Zieton J. W. Bearse Russell Phillips

Riverside Man Named On Relief Committee

DES MOINES API William Gethin Riverside businessman was appointed to replace Frank Wenig as a member of the state emergency relief committee. The governor said Gethin is a Democrat and brings experience from prior labor roles.

Des Moines API William Gethin Riverside Frank Wenig Lone Emergence Relief Committee National Labor Relations Board Nelson Kraschel Grittin

Americans At Posts Aiding Victims Of War

Edltort note Jack Belden reports American missionaries and nurses in Paotingfu care for Chinese wounded amid bombings. Volunteers including Miss Jessie Payne Abbie Chapin Elmer Galt and family Myrtle Pollock Daisy Atterbury and others shelter at the Presbyterian hospital behind Chinese front lines, aiding starving mutilated soldiers as air raids threaten.

Nanking China Paotinefu Peiping Nankow Mountain Paotingfu American Board of Missions Presbyterian Hospital Tientsin Hankow Jessie Payne North Dakota Abbie Chapin Elmer Galt Faith Shenandoah Towa M. C. Withmer Myrtle Pollock Daisy Atterbury Wellesley Mme Chiang Kai- Shek

Corn Farmers Urged to Unite for Fair Deal

Sees need for corn loans by this fall as farmers are urged to unite corn wheat and cotton groups to win a fair agriculture program. M H Sullivan of Iowa City chaired the Johnson County agricultural conservation committee meeting. Similar AAA picnics were set in several corn belt states this week with Secretary Wallace speaking in Huron South Dakota and Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Evans was slated to speak at Sac City Iowa for western Iowa AAA picnic.

M.H. Sullivan Iowa City Johnson County Agricultural Conservation Committee Wallace Huron S. D Chippewa Falls Wis Evans Sac City Western Towa

Minneapolis and St. Louis Rail line cuts nonessential work

The Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad announced it will drop all but most necessary maintenance and improvement programs to offset rising operating costs. President C L Sprague said the line will advance expenditures by 350000 annually, cancel plans for new materials purchases, halt most maintenance, and eliminate sub-terminals.

Minneapolis, Min Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Wace Mand Lt L C L. Sprague

Jealous husband shoots wife employer then kills self

In Winder Georgia Earl Whitworth 35 shot and critically wounded his wife and plant president WH Jennings after pursuing her from a downtown street to the manufacturing company offices. He then killed himself. Mrs Whitworth described no reason for the jealousy or insistence she quit her job. The August 22 Tipton event snippet follows, noting a Cedar County fairground celebration by St Marys and St Josephs churches with free grounds and games.

Winder. Ga INS Earl Whitworth Whitworth WH. Jennings Tipton Cedar County St Mary's Church of St Joseph's Church Cedar Valley

Freeman family reunion and varied local notices

Freeman family reunion at Monticello fairgrounds drew 102 attendees with O P Miller presiding and new officers elected led by Harry Freeman. Western township weddings and church anniversaries pepper the roundup, including West Liberty marriage of Leota Patricia Bailey to L A Schnack and Brandon Methodist 80th anniversary observance with pastors and former members present.

Springville Freeman Monticello Fairgrounds O. P. Miller Lovie Tedford Chicago O. D. Brown Danville Bonnilee Freeman Burdina Condit Lois Erwin W. L. Lamb Ethel Brainard Jessie Tedford Griffith Texas Curtis Des Moines E. M. Skeets Grand Junction Colo F. L. Barton Denver Harold Merritt Gordon Freeman W. E. Freeman Gilbert Blayney Charlotte Carl Rohwedder Sherman Merritt Delbert Brickley E. W. Westfall Russell LeRoy Skeets Carl Eden Mary Dorothy Ralph Miller Mae Miller Amelia Zlitch Anamosa Carleton Goudy Roland Goudy Harlan Skeets Monticello L. W. Sherrill Eunice Brownell Wyoming Clarence Miller Martelle Harry Freeman L. J. Rose Donna Mac Condit West Liberty Leota Patricia Bailey Walter Bailey L. A. Schnack H. F. Schnack Wilton Crown Point Ind L. J. Crist Ivan Blackmer Iowa City University of Iowa Wilton School Central College Pella Muscatine

Theaters Offer Wide Menu with Star-Studded Lineups

At Paramount Artists and Models features Jack Benny Ida Lupino and Richard Arien. Iowa presents The Toast of New York with Edward Arnold Jack Ockle Cary Grant and Frances Farmer. Also Between Two Women with Franchot Tone Maureen O'Sullivan Virginia Bruce and I Cover the War with John Wayne Gwen Gaze. Palace showcases Waikiki Wedding with Bing Crosby Bob Burns Martha Raye and Outcast with Wave Ren Williams Karen Morley. Rialto screens Hit Parade with Carl Hoff Eddie Duchin Louise Henry and The Fighting Texan with Kermit Maynard.

Paramount Jack Benny Ida Lupino Richard Arien Iowa Edward Arnold Jack Ockle Cary Grant Frances Farmer New York New State Franchot Tone Maureen O'Sullivan Virginia Bruce John Wayne Gwen Gaze Palace Waikiki Bing Crosby Bob Burns Martha Raye Waveren William Karen Morley Rialto Hit Parade Carl Hoff Eddie Duchin Louise Henry Kermit Maynard

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