Gangs in London Raise Alarm Over Notting Hill Boys
Reports from London describe a gang known as the Notting Hill Boys pressuring small shopkeepers with threats and violence. Anonymous witnesses recount rackets and a notorious Badger game targeting men in public houses as fears grow over police inaction.
Detroit U Grid Star Killed Falling From Horse
Detroit University star fullback Vincent Kadi died after a fall from a horse on the estate of Detroit banker C. J. Allison near Dryden Michigan. The 22 year old athlete died instantly from a broken neck while serving as tutor for the Allison children during the summer.
Notting Hill Robbery Incident Described
A scene recounts six Notting Hill youths seizing a man who spoke to a girl The man was lifted by his trousers upside down and robbed of money and valuables from his pockets before being told to scarper
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Nebraskan to Teach Czech Language in City's Schools
Stanley J. Mengler of Alexandria Neb selected by Cedar Rapids board to introduce Czech in local high schools this fall. Article notes his Nebraska education background and prior literary work. plan includes classes at Grant and Washington high schools with social science and possibly English afterward.
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Stanley J. Mengler
Alexandria
Neb
University of Nebraska
Cedar Rapids
Mengler
Ohiowa
University of Nebraska Teachers College
Wordsmith Institute of Chicago
Albert St. Clair
St. Louis
Grant
Washington
Britain Adopts Continental Crime Detection in Bristol Lab
The Bristol police establish a laboratory modeled on Lyons, directed by Dr. Norman Burgess. Routine tests will move on site to speed investigations and improve police-scientist cooperation, with microscopy aiding hair, fiber, and skin clue analysis. Research will explore new applications of scientific methods to crime solving. TOLEDO event follows with re-elections at a reunion in Conant park.
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Bristol City
Bristol
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Surete Nationale
Norman Burgess
Bristol Laboratory
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Police Journal
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Toledo
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Conant Park
George Harris
Will Winters
Trier
Davie Rowan
Charles Winters
Waterloo
Purging of Soviet Party Members Expands Across Regions
In nine USSR regions three quarters of a million party members face special boards assessing their fitness. About 93,401 individuals have already been heard and retained. demotion to sympathizer or candidate threatens access to certain factory and farm positions and high government roles.
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Funeral services for Mrs. James T. Hamley held Thursday
Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Harrison funeral home for Ida Fleming Hamley 76 who died Monday evening at her son Deans Minneapolis home. She lived in Maquoketa until six years ago. Mr Hamley a prominent local businessman died in 1932. Charcoal comprises Puerto Rico's principal fuel.
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Ossian
Louis Larson
W. M. Johnston
Jane Inglis
Jordon Johnson
Gladys Sleichter
Dorothy Endsley
Leola Wherry
Lois Lockhart
Ellen Marshall
Roy T. Schwab
West Union
A Ralston
Robert McLeese
Bertha Hanson
Owen Olson
D. M. Caldwell
Mildred Stegell
Fayette
Helen Silver
Waterloo
Grace Roark
Warrensburg
Eva Fennell
Wesley Moore
Genevieve Owens
Lena Lauridsen
Isabel Kingsbury
Sumner
Mae Dickson
Vinton
Lena Grieve
Kirkman
Eva Shea
Grace Lyle
la Porte
Fern Wathen
Colesburg
Irene Martin
Maquoketa
Odette Keene
Columbus Junction
Curtis
Lou Bonnichsen
Bebb
Austin Bebb
Eva McKee
Tama
Calvin Duane Alexander
Jess Alexander
Toledo
Harrison
G. C. Crabtree
Oak Hill
Marshalltown
Duane
James T. Hamley
Dean
Minneapolis
Ida Fleming Hamley
Hamley
City Briefs and Personal Announcements
G E Hillier of Meadowbrook drive SE was fined ten dollars plus costs in police court for speeding. Earl Brink of 1508 L Street SW Penick and Ford workers received first aid at St Luke's hospital at 6 30 a m Wednesday for a laceration on his right hand after it was caught in a plant wheel. He was released after dressing. Personal loans advertised with easy payments and varied collateral. Morse Plan advertisement.
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G. E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Earl Brink
L Street
Penick
Ford
St. Luke's Hospital
Elkader seeks teen Gale Mageart missing in Cedar Rapids
Elkader authorities ask police to search for Gale Mageart a 15 year old boy who left home Tuesday and may have traveled to Cedar Rapids. He is five feet nine inches tall and was wearing a white cap a blue overalls and a blue shirt.
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Elkader
Gale Mageart
Cedar Rapids
Roof fire at Stebcek home reports first season blaze
Fire company No. 6 responded at 6 46 p.m. Tuesday to the home of C W Stebcek at 306 Twelfth Avenue SE where a few shingles were smouldering.
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C W
Stebcek
Twelfth Avenue SE
Gerhardt's Nephew Honored by Missouri Academy
James Woodruff received an award at the Missouri Military Academy. The event highlighted Woodruff as a recognized member of the Gerhardt family circle within the academy community.
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Gerhardt
James Woodruff
Missouri Military Academy
Iowa cadet earns scholarship at Citizens Military Training Camp
Woodruff, nephew of Mr and Mrs L R Gerhardt of 412 Nineteenth St SE, is chosen from 335 camp members for a scholarship. He will study one year at Exmoor Missouri military school before entering the University of Iowa medical school. Watch the Want Ads for Labor Day entertainment.
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Iowa Citizens Miliary Training Camp
L. R. Gerhardt
Nineteenth Street
the Gazette
Gerhardts
Woodruff
Exmoor
University of Iowa
Antiquated jars from Nov 30 1858 found in Cedar Rapids
Harold H Mills of 428 Memorial Drive SE reports a pint jar from the same era. The family keeps the original zinc lid and seals with wax due to unavailable rubber rims. Mrs R H Chiverton of 1410 N Street SW uses another pint jar for yearlong one inch cucumbers, a family heirloom acquired about thirty five years ago.
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Cedar Rapids
Harold H. Mills
Memorial Drive
R. H. Chiverton
Maynard Kathrine Sarset Appointed Music English Teacher
Kathrine Sarset of Waterloo elected to teach music and English in the public school. School opens Monday with Supt. C D Hileman Fernn Hileman Evelyn Schultz Herbert Carris Mary Anderson Florence Keefer M E Aspenson Donald Campbell Kathrine Sarset Alice Lyle Beryl Lansing Mabel Dawson Una Hodson Izetta Frahm Neva Flickinger listed as teachers in charge.
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Kathrine Sarset
Waterloo
Supt. C.D. Hileman
Fernn Hileman
Evelyn Schultz
Herbert Carris
Mary Anderson
Florence Keefer
M. E. Aspenson
Donald Campbell
Alice Lyle
Beryl Lansing
Mabel Dawson
Una Hodson
Izetta Frahm
Neva Flickinger
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