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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1938

Page

22

Rookies Learn Fire Department Rites and Pranks

Scotty McLeod recounts a twenty four hour rookie stint with local firefighters. He details hose sizes and pressures, ladder drills, nap ban, meals, and pranks as the Secret Six meets him, ending with no fires but plenty of fireworks.

Morpheus Mars Third Avenue First Street

Hotel Detective Slayer Tied to Texas Desert Killings

Norman Winston Wharton, 28, confessed slayer of A C Latting in Colorado Springs, is suspected of possibly masterminding the killings of Mrs. Weston G. Frome and her daughter Nancy in the Texas desert last April. Investigators in Washington and El Paso compare Wharton’s gun and clothing to evidence, while Colorado Springs police gather links.

Colorado Springs Colo INS Norman Winston Wharton A. C. Latting Weston G. Frome Nancy Texas Desert Washington Department of Justice Wharton Frome Hugh Harper Texas el Paso Chris Fox Harper Fox FBI

King’s Cup Speed Flight Won by A Henshaw at Natfield

The king's cup fastest night aviation trophy, awarded annually for the fastest night flight around England, was won at Natfield by Pilot A. Henshaw in a Percival Mew Gull. Henshaw’s average speed was 236 miles an hour.

Natfield Airport Eng Ins England A. Henshaw Henshaw

World traveler Baker returns to Mount Vernon after voyage

Pulitzer fellow Richard Baker and his wife Marjorie Coleman resume their Mount Vernon visit with Mrs. Coleman's mother. They spent nine months touring 32 Asian and European countries interviewing leaders including Gandhi Tagore Nehru Kagawa and Mussolini, and observed European fascism and rising tensions in the Pacific. Baker warned that aggression may yield short wins but cannot endure, noting Japan's imperial errors and Europe’s fragile peace amid war talk.

Gazette Mount Vernon Gandhi Kagawa Tagore Richard Baker Pulitzer Marjorie Coleman Baker Europe Far East Japan England China Hitler Germany Italy Mussolini Mahatma Gandhi Congress Party India Bakers Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Rabindranath Tagore Toyohiko Kagawa Cornell Kabayama International Cultural Relations Society Shoreki Yomiuri Shimbun Tokio Daily Carles Romulo Manila Quezon Philippines Jorge C. Bocobo University of Philippines Edwin F. Lee Jawan Methodist Southeast Asia John G. Winant International Labor Office Bilgium S. Kurusu

Jackstones Checkers Finals Set For Tuesday Night

Delays caused by the circus moved the all city jackstones and checkers finals to Tuesday at Riverside. West side tournaments were held Friday as scheduled. Winners include Betty Bissell junior girls jackstones Jean Jungjohann senior girls jackstones Helen Calahan junior girls checkers Dorothy Basemann senior girls checkers John Dochterman junior boys checkers Louis Millvell senior boys checkers.

Playground Commission Riverside Riverside Playground Betty Bissell Fifth Street Harrison Playground Jean Jungjohann B Avenue Roosevelt Helen Calahan D Avenue Dorothy Basemann Fourteenth Avenue John Dochterman Sixteenth Avenue Lincoln Louis Millvell Rooseve

City playgrounds plan active week schedule released

Attendance for the first week across thirteen local playgrounds reached 11 718 as activities expand. The coming week features community nights at Whitlam Lincoln Bever Kenwood, with all playgrounds closed July 4 and finals in checkers and jackstones at Riverside Tuesday.

Whitlam Park Lincoln Bever Kenwood Riverside East Side WPA Roosevelt Sinclair Ellis Park Jackson Daniels Nature Club Arthur Daniels Park

U S Still Seeks Disarmament Statement by Hull

Secretary of State Hull on Saturday reiterated that the United States remains eager to advance world disarmament. He said no conflict exists between lifting battleship tonnage limits and the U S commitment to disarmament.

Washington INS Hull United States America

Hostess Named for Coe College Greene Hall Dormitory

Mrs. George Newell of Wichita Kansas is appointed hostess and supervisor of dormitory life for Coe College Greene Hall by President Marty M. Gage. She will relocate to Greene Hall in September with a background in religious and collegiate work and is widow of Rev. Dr. George Newell.

George Newell Wichita Kan Greene Hall Coe College Marty M. Gage Newell Coe Park College Parkville First Presbyterian Church America Hastings Neb Jlastings College Katherine Wichita University Gage

Health Campers To Observe The Fourth With Games and Races

Health Campers plan quiet Fourth of July activities at Camp Good Health run by Public Health Nursing for handicapped children. Games include bingo for nine players, multiplication challenges and checkers to suit the summer program.

Camp Good Health Public Health Nursing Association

Camp Good Health Fund Seeks Donations Through The Gazelle

The article notes strong boys and girls have longer rest hours and scientifically planned meals to build up undernourished bodies. The Camp Good Health Fund, maintained solely by contributions acknowledged through The Gazelle, seeks additional donations beyond the minimum goal sent to The Gazette Cedar Rapids Ia.

Camp Good Health Fund Gazelle the Gazette Cedar Rapids

Baby with Pin in Lung Recovers After Operation

Chicago doctors completed a delicate operation to remove an open safety pin from 21 month old Joe Clark’s right lung. The infant was rushed by train from Meeker Colorado to Illinois Research Hospital with funds from charity.

Chicago INL Joe Clark Meeker Colo Dee Clark Illinois Research Hospital Joe

Jaloppy Derby Adds 2800 To Swim Pool Fund

Approximately 2800 will be raised from the Jaloppy derby sponsored June 12 by the young men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds will be turned over to the Cedar Rapids swimming pool fund. The bureau's annual outdoor meeting follows at Ellis park with a Roosevelt hotel buffet. Prizes will be awarded in golf tennis horseshoes and softball.

Young Men’s Bureau Chamber of Commerce John W. Beck Cedar Rapids Bureau Ellis Park Roosevelt Hotel Howard Helscher Erwin Wasta Charles Racer Tait Cummins

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Secret Six Scotty McLeod Slide Cubs Thompson Enzlers 2Nd Avenue SE Denna Louis Nicholas Oakland Road Jewelry CO Jackstones U. S C. R Iowa City Cedar Rapids Airways, Inc BBBB The John Blaus Sons Co Ruth Neblung Eighth St City Cedar Rapids Gazette
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