No Greek Letters Just Food In S U S New Fraternity House
Scott's boarding fraternity on the University of Iowa campus offers meals instead of Greek rites. Founded by Lewis Scott, it operates with two cooks and 21 student workers, serving balanced diets across three houses Ames to Iowa City. Members pay a weekly or semester pledge, with meals arranged to prevent repetition while avoiding hazing.
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S.U.S
University of Iowa
Scott's
Lewis Scott
Graceland College
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa City
Scott
Chicago
Linn and
Bloomington Streets
Eta Bita Pi
Wendell Hamlin
Independence
Amos Belknap
Tripoli
Omar Pace
Arthur Bowman
Maquoketa
Phil Normsm
Dubuque Receives $97,000 WPA Grant for River Works
Senator Gillette announced that President Roosevelt approved a $97,000 WPA allocation to Dubuque Iowa for a municipal trestle dock and channel project. Additional grants of $3,072 and $2,868 were approved for public library planning in Charles City and Mason City respectively.
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Dubuque
Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Works Progress Administration
Roosevelt
Charles City
Mason City
Japan minister warns nations to stay aloof in China
In an interview Admiral Nobumasa Suetsugu cautions foreign powers to stop arming China. He hints at a possible formal war declaration if Anglo Soviet actions continue and urges self reliance and tightened national resolve. He notes U S patience and warns Britain against reversing its China policy.
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Tokio
INS
Nobumasa Suetsugu
China
Japan
United States
Asia
Saga U. S. Fair
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
England
Britain
Suetsugu
Germany
Italy
Arrest Guard On Charge Of Taking Drugs To Convict
George W. Dunlap a guard at the state penitentiary waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury on a narcotics into the prison charge. He allegedly carried morphine to a convict named Frank Curtis. Dunlap has served eighteen months at the prison and earlier ran a Keokuk restaurant.
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Fort Madison
LLP
George W. Dunlap
State Penitentiary
Grand Jury
Dunlap
Robert Johnson
Glenn C. Haynes
Frank Curtis
Johnson
Keokuk
Sigourney Engineer Appointed To WPA Job At West Union
Two engineers hired by the Iowa WPA division announced by Director H. B. Armour. W. P. Norris of Sigourney will lead projects in Fayette, Winneshiek and Allamakee counties from West Union, replacing A. P. Beyers. John C. Mors of Thornton will oversee Webster, Hamilton and Humboldt counties from Fort Dodge, taking over for M. K. Kjerland who moves to Orange City.
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Des Moines
INS
H. B. Armour
Iowa
WPA
W. P. Norris
Sigourney
West Union
Fayette
Winneshiek
Allamakee
A. P. Beyers
Mason City
John C. Mors
Thornton
M. K. Kjerland
Fort Dodge
Webster
Hamilton
Humboldt
Kjerland
Orange City
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Darrell Huff
Sixteenth Ave
Sixth Street
Coggan
Marion
Wheaties
Staley
Nortie-lee
del Monte
del Monte Sweet
Baker’s
Libby’s
Riginal Carpenter Johnson Jersey
Macaron
Bones
Ted
Florida
Interior Dept
James BR. Young
Segal
Lydia Pinkham
BAYER
Smith Bros
Ginger
Risdon
DE Witt Kidsey
Miles Necvine
Hershey
May
Stade
Zerbst
Frainer Almend
Doan
Dr. Lyons
Able Etz Et al
Sraham
Clapp
Neal
RCA
CDC
Bowlene
Woodbury
Ildroot
Prince Albert
Kentucky Club
Nto
May's Drug Store
Damian
New York City
Damrau
Keene
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