Kraschel delays Iowa primary names. race lines form
An Iowa primary briefing notes Gov. Nelson Kraschel as the pivotal decision, with candidates across parties awaiting his June intentions. Democrats eye roles from governor to lieutenant governor while Republicans await Kraschel's move before finalizing bids. several districts show early filings and anticipated reelections.
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Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
United States
Kraschel
Former Manchester Youth in Critical Condition after Club Fort Dodger Blast
William Hockaday, 24, formerly of Manchester, remained in critical condition Saturday after a fire and explosion at Club Fort Dodger. He reportedly suffered a severe skull or spine injury from falling wall debris as the wall collapsed following the blast. Three other victims showed improvement.
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Fort Dodge
William Hockaday
Manchester
Fort Dodger
Pomesie Corp Donates $15,000 to Cornell Arm strong Hall
The Carnegie Corporation of New York gave Cornell College 15000 to furnish Arm strong Hall of Fine Arts. The funds will be allocated to the art drama and music departments for furnishings across the building.
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Pomesie Corp
Cornell
Mount .Vernon
Carnegie Corporation of
New York City
Cornell College
Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts
Rotary Club Gatherings Across Eastern Iowa Dinner Tour
A photo feature shows Rotarians from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine West Liberty Monticello Marengo and Iowa City at a dinner in Iowa City. Leaders Dr L A Royal Dr W W Mattox J Cooper Rudy Schroeder and others are pictured with group presidents and alumni engaging with longtime university friends. Ed Moorman Joel Rogers and Paul Harris are among attendees.
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Anamosa Club
A. N. Trevarthan
George Benner
W. H.frazer
John W. McNamara
W. C. Scrimgeour
Belle Plaine
Paul P. Herris
Chicago
Rotary
University of Iowa
Ed Moorman
Joel Rogers
Cedar Rapids
West Liberty
L. A. Royal
J. A. Robertson
Henry Melleck
Anamosa
J. Cooper
A. J. Ament
Alfred Remley
E. W. Smykil
Marengo
Harold Ellis
Rudy Schroeder
Monticello
Merle Cass
William Shaffer
Arch Grimes
Tom Hamilton
O. C. Burrows
Will Little
Club
al Luckritz
Rotarians Honor Club's Founder at Iowa City Gathering
Nearly 300 Rotarians from Iowa and Illinois gathered at Iowa City’s Memorial Union to honor Paul P. Harris founder and first president of Rotary. Delegations from Cedar Rapids Anamosa West Liberty Belle Plaine Marengo Monticello and other eastern Iowa towns attended. District Governor William Brandon presented a portrait of Harris to the University of Iowa on behalf of the district. President Eugene A. Gilmore accepted for the university praising Harris as an alumnus.
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Iowa
Illinois
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
University of Iowa
International Service Organization
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
West Liberty
Belle Plaine
Marengo
Monticello
Wiley B. Rutledge
Iowa City Club
Mr. Harris
University of Jews
Rotary
William Brandon
Davenport
Eugene A. Gilmore
President and employee of Sioux City firm arrested for forged check
E B Dopheide president of Columbia Mutual Life Insurance in Sioux City and L N Kuennean an employee were charged with uttering a forged instrument. Warrant issued and bail set at 3500 dollars each after informations signed by county attorney in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
E. B. Doepheide
Columbia Mutual Life Insurance Company
L. N. Kuennean
Maurice Rawlings
Clemens J. Ahtmann
Dopheide
Ahtmann
H. R. Kenaston
Kuennean
B. R. Thomas
State Insurance Department
S. R. Quealy
State Bureau of Investigation
Kenaston
Iowa City farmer dies in accidental rifle discharge
Frank L Kennard, 29, a farmer near Iowa City, was killed Saturday noon when the rifle he carried discharged as he climbed a farm gate. The bullet pierced his heart. coroner Dr George D Callahan ruled creation accidental with no inquest. Kennard lived with his mother. the farm lies 14 miles west of Iowa City.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Frank L. Kennard
Kennard
George D. Callahan
Johnson County
Callahan
Death of Dr J J Brownson Dubuque Dean of Surgeons
Dr J J Brownson 81 dean of the Dubuque County Medical fraternity died at his home after a brief illness. He suffered a heart attack Jan 19 and did not recover. Funeral set for Monday at St Raphael's cathedral. He pioneered antiseptic surgery west of the Mississippi and performed Dubuque's first appendectomy and served chair of the local board of education for twelve years.
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Dubuque
J. J. Brownson
Wallace Short Announces Run for Iowa Governorship
Wallace M. Short former mayor of Sioux City announced his candidacy for governor on the former laboratory ticket for the June primary. Short said his campaign motto would be Build for Democracy and warned that factions seek to split citizens into a conflict between communism and fascism, threatening democracy.
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Secretary of State’s
George A. Wilson
Des Moines
Wallace Short
Sioux City
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
Ellsworth Richardson
Eddyville
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
Lloyd Thurston
Oceola
G.O.P
W. F. Harrington
E. C. Eicher
Washington
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa City
Wallace M. Short
Iowa
Short
Gan
Burns and McDonnell Denied New Trial in Iowa City
In district court Judge Harold D. Evans denied a motion for a new trial by Burns and McDonnell of Kansas City. The firm sued to collect 11 500 for drawing plans and specifications for a municipal light plant but the city won on a directed verdict.
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Iowa City
Burns and McDonnell Engineering
Kansas City
Harold D. Evans
Evans
Iowa City Police Hold Man for New York Authorities
Iowa City police hold Charles Acquilina 22 for New York authorities following his arrest here on a statutory charge in New York City.
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Iowa City
Charles
Acquilina
New York
New York City
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W. S. Jacobsen
Clinton
John W. Gwynne
Waterloo
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Charles Gelo
Mason City
Frank M. Beatty
Sigourney
W. A. Hunt
Ottumwa
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Monticello Quartet
Thompson Photos
Rotarians Honor Club
Sioux City Company
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