British textile strike threatens 10,000,000 income near Manchester
Lancashire strike expands as 700 mills post pickets and 200,000 weavers face work stoppage. Alderman George Titt warns half the public near Manchester could lose half spending power within days while talks fail. Ottawa conference outcomes noted as government stays away. Obituary: Emma Park Nichols Davenport nee.
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J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Balmoral
Scotland
Ottawa
Boston
Midwestern Farm Strike Fueled by Hunger Fears
In Iowa's corn belt farmers fear dispossession and hunger as debt burdens rise. Wallace Short and Henry A. Wallace describe a non radical movement seeking debt moratoriums, lower interest, tax cuts, and loan reentries. Local officials note relief efforts amid farm distress.
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Wallace Short
Sioux City
Short
Iowa
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Kansas City
Dental Labor Union
Bartenders
Henry A. Wallace
Des Moines
Wallace
Homestead
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Mrs. J. D. Butler Dies At Marengo
Mrs. J. D. Butler of Marengo died at 52 Sunday morning at her brother J. R. Denzler home after a lingering illness. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the same house with Rev. Walter T. Martin officiating. She belonged to the Presbyterian church and Eastern Star. Survivors: husband, mother Mrs. Henry Denzler, brother C. S. Denzler, sisters Mrs. Tina Slaymaker and Ollie Denzler, all of Marengo.
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Walter T. Martin
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C. S. Denzler
Mrs
Tina Slaymaker
Ollie Denzler
West Branch Man Suffers Jaw Injury in Auto Crash
Hermann Terhune, 26, of West Branch, is hospitalized in Iowa City with a broken lower jaw after his car left the road two miles south of West Branch Sunday evening. He was returning from West Liberty when he evidently fell asleep, the vehicle entering a ditch and causing multiple facial injuries. He recently recovered from burns suffered in a past car fire.
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Kean Dies After Fall From Chair Causes Fatal Injury
Ronald W. Kean, once injured in an automobile crash, died Monday after falling from a chair and breaking his neck again. He had continued working despite previous injuries.
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Los Angeles
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Ronald W. Kean
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Cedar Rapids Youths Trek Deep into Canadian North Woods
Eleven Cedar Rapids boys and young men completed a three week Y M C A North Woods trip led by Charles Filipi. They paddled Moose River into Ontario, portaged around rapids, and fished for northern pike and deer were spotted. The party returned via Lake Superior with deer horns and motion pictures of the journey to be shown locally.
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Finland Road
Harold Jirsa
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Paul Fidler
Don Kessler
Bob Waples
George Nehls
James Horan
Tryouts For Broadway First Community Play Sept 7
Auditions for the community group’s October production Broadway are set for Wednesday September 7 at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce. twenty roles are available equally for men and women. The troupe also plans a February performance of Remote Control a mystery play.
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Hoover Returns From Rapidan Camp
President Hoover came back to the White House at 9 17 a m after a week at his Rapidan camp. Mrs Hoover remained at the mountain retreat.
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Hoover
White House
Rapidan Camp
Mountain Retreat
Knights of Columbus District Picnic Draws 1509+
More than 1,509 people attended the Knights of Columbus district picnic at the Monticello fairgrounds on Sunday. Attendees from Cascade Anamosa Monticello and Cedar Rapids enjoyed a noon picnic and diamondball finals won by Cascade over Monticello. A program of races and sports followed for youngsters. Notables included Ray Conley state secretary C C Ries past state deputy Paul Kamler district deputy Dr W H Redmond and J H Devaney among attendees.
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Monticello
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Cascade
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
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Monticello Con
Ray Conley
Des Moines
C. C. Ries
Iowa City
Paul Kamler
Clinton
W. H. Redmond
J. H. Devaney
Leona Beik Weds Don EK Walter in Burlington Ceremony
Miss Leona Beik and Don EK Walter were married Sunday at the bride’s country home with Rev. Shoey officiating. Attendants were Miss Lucille Beik and Phillip Hahn. After a Colorado trip they will reside at Prospect Hill. The bride, a Grandview and Cedar Falls graduate, taught in West Liberty schools. the groom is a Grandview and University of Iowa law graduate.
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Leona Beik
Don EK
Walter
Burlington
Shoey
Mount Pleasant
Lucille Beik
Phillip Hahn
Colorado Points
Prospect Hill
Grandview High School
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
West Liberty
Grandview Schools
University of Iowa
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