Marion Residents Brace for Night of Fear in Incident
Frightened Marion residents report a disruptive intrusion as an unknown man, described as a Negro, forced entry near homes on Wednesday night. Police arrested him after a chase at the John Cassa'tol station area, with another man charged for reckless driving. Local churches, schools, and civic groups prepared to resume activities as investigations continued.
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Race
John Cassa
Gene Miller
Ed Lang
Cedar Rapids
de Lang
Church program features readings and music by club members
A church program of readings and musical numbers featured the Rev Irving E. Wade Mrs Hazel Van Gorkom M G Linkletter Mrs E C Hamm Glatha Port Hazel Wade Jean Leidigh Enine Ellison and Mrs Wade Helen Hamm A Ariene Guzzle June Milner Lois Leidigh explained the four club emblems the cross square triangle and circle Moss Elinore Kesting acted as toastmaster with ten boys assisting in the banquet service.
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Irving E. Wade
Hazel van Gorkom
M G Linkletter
E C. Hamm
Glatha Port
Hazel Wade
Jean Leidigh
Enine Ellison
Wade Helen Hamm
Ariene Guzzle
June Milner
Lois Leidigh
Moss Elinore Kesting
Hawaii Navy Receives 42 New Patrol Planes
The Navy will add 42 patrol and bombing aircraft to its Hawaiian forces this year. Planes fly to Pearl Harbor in three waves starting January 19 with 18 aircraft from San Diego, the largest transpacific hop to date. A second flight of 12 planes follows in late July or early August.
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Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
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San Diego
Navy schedules third bomber flight for November
August reports state the third flight of 12 bombers will fly on November 24. With the delivery of 42 patrol bombers to Pearl Harbor, officials say the navy will possess the swiftest and most powerful naval air force based at the Pacific crossroads. Their mission is to patrol the Pacific under the fleet security program against sudden sea attack.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Pacific
Linn County Humane Society Activity Report at Walton luncheon
The Linn County Humane Society was detailed for Waltonians at a YMCA luncheon Thursday. Joseph Sadow spoke about society operations and ongoing efforts to aid animals.
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Linn County Humane Society
Joseph Sadow
Dog Shelter Fund Drive Highlights Humane Care History
Sky the society president outlined the Linn County group’s 1906 to present growth and shelter work. He noted the move from artificial to natural gas hindered humane euthanasia, so the shelter added a small engine to manufacture carbon monoxide gas for painless destruction of small animals, supported by city dog funds.
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Sky
Dempsy Jones
Sadowsky
Linn County Society
City Animals Sheltered as Society Receives Grants
Taxes on animals within the city are turned over to the society to enable its public work and grants from the county have supported this effort. The shelter now maintains a regular animal ambulance service.
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Sadowsky
Roll The Ball Not Throw It Champ Bowler Tells Lions
Mrs Floretta Mc Cutcheon, a champion woman bowler, told Lions club members at the Roosevelt hotel luncheon that the biggest handicap to men in bowling is their tendency to throw the ball instead of rolling it down the alley. Lions hit nine.
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Floretta McCutcheon
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Bowling Exhibition Highlights Lions Club Event
After a luncheon Mrs McCutcheon organized a bowling exhibition with Lions Club members at the Red Crown alleys. The event featured pins with the first ball and noted as a potential cure for splits.
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