Frankie Yale Murder Remains Unsolved After Eight Years
A retrospective on Frankie Yale, Brooklyn gangster and Five Points veteran, killed July 1, 1928, in Brooklyn. Police doubt Capone involvement. motives tied to liquor wars and rivalries. The case lingered unsolved as investigators note conflicting clues and shifting identities in a city of gangland violence.
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New York
Brooklyn Badlands
Frankie Vale
Frankie
Frankie Yale
Five Points
Brooklyn
Capone
Scarface
al Capone
Cherchez Capone
Florida
Yale
Philadelphia
Alcatraz
Vale
Illinois
Tennessee
Chicago
Moran
Dutch Schultz
Vincent Coll
Dion O’banion
O’banion
Church Chapel
William Bailey
Mvale
Post Office Clerks and Carriers Convene in City Banquet
Iowa federation delegates gather for two day convention with speakers Henry C. Wyman Mrs. W F Koenig and others at Hotel Roosevelt. Sessions begin Monday at 9 a m with welcomes and a memorial service planned for Tuesday.
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Henry C. Wyman
Washington, D. C
Division of Post Office Service
W. F. Koenig
St. Louis
Woman’s
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Hotel Roosevelt
Iowa State Federations of Post Office
Gilbert E. Hyatt
N.f.p.oo.c
W. W. Harvey
N.F.P.O.C
LeRoy E. Hollan
Cedar Rapids
F. B. Baldwin
George Youtzy
O. A. Knapp
C. H. Hook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Harry Johnson
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Baldwin
F. C. Jiruska
Cedar Rapids Federation
Heskett
Hyatt
Hollan
Koenig
Harvey
George B. Scott
Council Bluffs
Iowa State Federation of Rural Letter Carriers
H. M. Titus
Marion
Quaker Oats
Country Club
Clarence Heskett
Des Moines
C. E. Harrington
Ottumwa
Donald E. Dunn
Sioux City
Omer L. Weaver
C. L. Knowles
Oelwein
Ralph Coppock
Iowa City
Edna Landon
Nora Harrington
Aleen Langdon
Marshalltown
Esther Mailens
Katherine Kakert
Davenport
Emma _ Allstrand
Fort Dodge
Discovery of Mammoth Cave by Accident in 1809
A hunter named Hutchings followed a wounded bear in 1809 to an entrance leading to the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. The cave was discovered accidentally when the bear led the way to its lair.
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Mammoth
Kentucky
Hutchings
Chamber of Commerce Speakers Reach 3403 at 26 Meetings
The Speakers bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, a branch of the civic affairs committee led by Robert O. Bickel, served 3,403 attendees across 26 community gatherings since January with 15 speakers. Topics ranged from bees and seeds to the Constitution and salesmanship.
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Chamber of Commerce
Civic Affairs Committee
Robert O. Bickel
Marvin Selden
Y.M.C.A. City Camp Opens For Boys At Shaver Park
The Y M C A city camp for boys aged 8 to 15 will run July 6 to 25 at Shaver park. Free to city youths, the overnight camp started two years ago and drew 250 campers last season. It opens each Monday and closes Saturday. boys may stay multiple nights with check in out required. Each camper must furnish ...
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Shaver Park
Cedar Rapids Y M C A Camp Details For Boys
The Cedar Rapids Y M C A announces a boys camp with tents, food, utensils and athletic gear. Camp runs daily 6 30 a m to 9 p m under director Jim Manville with four leaders Larry Higgins Gene Harover Robert Miller and Robert Lawrence. Activities include athletics handcraft nature study first aid tournaments hikes and swims with treasure hunts and campfire nights. Boys must register in the Y M C A boys department and report by 10 a m on arrival. more information at 2 1138.
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The
Jim Manville
Larry Higgins
Gene Harover
Robert Miller
Robert Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Y. Boys
Youths Complete 1180 Mile Ski and March Trip
Five members of the Communist Youth League finished a 1180 mile journey from Arek hofo Zuyevo to Komsomolsk on the Amur. The trek spanned 126 days and two thirds of the route were covered on skis.
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Moscow
Communist Youth League
Arekhofo-Zuyevo
Komsomolsk
Amur
Celebration 15 Held At Camp Good Health
Camp Good Health hosted a Fourth of July celebration for forty eight undernourished campers. Firecrackers, decorations, novelty races, and a gala dinner preceded a night fireworks display funded by camp contributions totaling 2653.27 dollars. Veterans of Foreign Wars presented cap guns and ammunition, with the fund supporting needy Cedar Rapids children.
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Camp Good Health
Baker Paper Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 788
B. S
Cedar Rapids
Camp Good Health Fund
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