Two Held In Probe Of Stolen Plates
Detectives Condon and Kudina arrested H c Kuntz 24 Springville and Ward Abney 35 for investigation in a case involving a 1931 Chevrolet coach with stolen license plates taken March 28 from J B Stiles 1114 Fifteenth Street SE. A 1932 registration card tied to Henry Wicher NW was found. Abney was named as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Kudina
H. c Kuntz
Springville
Ward Abney
Kuntz
J. B. Stiles
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Abney
Henry Wicher
L Avenue NW
Detectives Name Two Suspects in Stolen Plate Case
The case involves two suspects, Kuntz and Abney, with charges likely to include operating a motor vehicle with improper plates and receiving or disposing of stolen property. Detectives credited their work spotting long-stolen license numbers and noted Abney’s prior jail time. The car’s history was being checked and further charges were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntz
Earl Stanley
Abney
Stanley
DeMolay to Install Officers Friday Night in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids De Molay chapter will hold installation exercises Friday at 7 30 p m in the Consistory building followed by an informal dance for members and guests. New officers include Raymond Churchill master councilor and John Dvorak junior councilor with an installing team headed by Fred Witousek Basil Waddington Wayne Bain and Ernest Johnson. A second local chapter dance is planned for July 23.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of de Molay
de Molay
Raymond Churchill
Robert Leedom
John Dvorak
John Stephens
Charles Youtzy
Edward Lee
Hulbert Gallagher
Howard Stiles
Harold Little
Millard Buchanan
Clair Nelson
Almoner
John Smith
Sentinel
Carl McMoran
John Parlis
Alfred Pidgeon
Dale Trips
Paul Rappaport
Robert Hach
Eugene Dillon
Paul Fidler
Robert Lee
Robert Kolarik
Donald Russel
Donald Morgan
William Williams
Nathan Estes
Maurice Estes
Walter Kelly
South End Stickup Yields Five Dollar Loss
Joe Nemec reports being robbed of his billfold and five dollars by a small man in a dark suit at C Street and Twenty first Avenue Southwest. Nemec described the assailant as about 30, five feet four, 150 pounds, brown hat, white handled pistol. Police seek to clear a string of similar holdups blamed on a youth gang waiting in beer parlors to strike victims leaving venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nemec
Twenty-first Avenue
South End
Nemec
C Street
Autos Rushed to Cedar Rapids Airport After Phantom Plane
Police deployed several cars to the Cedar Rapids airfield late Wednesday after Ray Hannan reported hearing an airplane circling the field seeking land. Drivers turned on runway lights while officials tried to locate field personnel, but the plane apparently did not attempt to land.
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Cedar Rapids
Ray Hannan
Third Avenue
Puzzle Fill In Evolution Theme Word List
A compact puzzle page lists vertical and horizontal clues with mixed topics about evolution birds and weather. It features numbered entries for words such as poker stake cheating back of neck ex piate decree lace carmine exists comforts and more with several historical and literary hints.
City Briefs and Personal Items Highlight Local Events
Charles Richard Sewell, son of Mr and Mrs C H Sewell, is bedbound with rheumatism. Miss Sophia Andersen recovering from appendicitis at St Luke's hospital. Mrs Mildred Whitmore visits after grandmother’s death. Trains delayed by heavy rains. French bulldog stolen from Mrs Leonard Kohl. CCC officers ordered to Fort Lincoln for Dakota district.
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Charles Richard Sewell
C. H. Sewell
Fourth Street NW
Sophia Andersen
A Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Mildred Whitmore
Oak Park
Ill
Henry Herkner
Twenty-fourth Street
John T. Glenn
Rock Island
Watertown
Leonard Kohl
Second Avenue SW
Iowa City
Dakota CCC
James W. Arnold
Oelwein
Frederic J. Patterson
Vinton
H. Kemman
Londen
Earl H. Williams
C Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Sophus Klinge
Seventh Street
Fort Lincoln
S. D
Riverside Community Night Showcases Baseball and Movies
More than 800 people attended Riverside Playground Community Night on Tuesday. The Armstrong and Roosevelt hotel American Legion junior league teams played with Roosevelt defeating Armstrong 10 to 4. Twenty minutes of community singing preceded three reels of cinema. The program also included a Chester Conklin comedy Flip the Clown and a Mickey Mouse cartoon. Plans are under way for a local Sokol gym team appearance at a future event.
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Riverside Playground
Armstrong and Roosevelt Hotel
American Legion
Chester Conklin
Sokol Gym
Descriptions of Two Men Seen Breaking Into Box Cars
Two itinerants from Los Angeles, K V Darbro and Neil Atwood, gave police portraits of two men seen breaking into Rock Island box cars in the south yards. One man, about 35, five eight, 180 pounds, wore a light straw hat, dark corduroy coat and blue overalls. The other, about 24, wore a dark felt hat, blue overall jacket and trousers. A check found cigaret papers and smoking tobacco stolen.
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Los Angeles
Calif
K. V. Darbro
Neil Atwood
Rock Island
South Yards
Auto Collides With Street Car In Rain Injures Man
Guy Smith aged 41 of 902 A avenue NW suffered facial lacerations when his car collided with a street car near First street and Third avenue SW during a heavy rain. Alvin Wilkinson of 1122 Twelfth street NW admitted it was hard to see. Smith was treated at St Luke's hospital and released.
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Guy Smith
A Avenue NW
Alvin Wilkinson
Twelfth Street
First Street
Third Avenue
Wilkinson
Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
Ten Cent Fee Applies to Registered Letters After July Ninth
A new ruling takes effect July 9 requiring senders of registered letters restricted to addressee delivery to pay a ten cent fee. Previously only the three cent return receipt was charged, but after Monday the ten cent fee will be added to this receipt charge for all such mail.
Firecracker Injury Leaves Des Moines Man Eye Damaged
John Kenney a shoe buyer at New Man's department store sustained a serious eye injury when a firecracker exploded near his face in Des Moines during the Fourth of July holiday. The fate of the eye is not yet known. The Kenneys were visiting relatives at the time of the accident.
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John Kenney
Newman’s Department Store
Des Moines
Kenney
Germany to Remain Nazi Indefinitely
Berlin dispatch notes that foreign observers find the Nazi regime not endangered now or soon. It states Hitler will likely surmount current difficulties as broad support remains and the Reichswehr backs him, leaving no viable alternative to the Nazi regime in sight.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reichswehr
Nazi Military Power and Plot Shrouded in Mystery
The text asserts Nazi Germany's overwhelming armed forces including Reichswehr police Goering’s Landespolizei and SS, plus storm troopers and state police, with no credible opposition. It notes suppressed opposition groups and hints at an undisclosed Rochm plot against the regime, detailing limited official facts and lingering uncertainties about motives and outcomes.
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Hitler
Reichswehr
Landespolitzi
Police
Hermann Goering
Rochm
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DeMolay
Tores
Maxwell House
Pfaffman
Sunkist
Central Park Grocery
E Ave
Dial
S. G. Courtney
16Th St. SE
G. W. Cropp
16Th St
Eaton's Grocery and Market
Ist Ave
Farmer’s Exchange
Ist
St. NE
H. B. Gardner
Garden City
Austex
BN Oy
Salada
Woodbury
Michigan
Indra's Grocery
Oakland Ave
Jensen Brothers
1St Ave
Joseph Klinsky
Ave
W. G. Konecny
4Th Ave
Troyak Bros
Sth
St. SE
Zachar Bros
12Th Ave
Wilson
Westside
Highland Grocery
13Th St. NW
Henry Jensen
E St
Mineck Bros
3Rd Ave
Sterling Grocery and Market
F Ave
Surry's Grocery and Market
8Th Ave
Vavra Bros
16Th Ave
Triangle Stores
Theory OF Evolution
L. R. Denning
Enid, Oklo
The
Iowa Master Painters and Decorators
Kingston Hall
Clarence “Beatty
Jett
Charles . City
R. H. Patterson
Charles City
Chow
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health
Kom
Allaire, Woodward EF CO
Peontans
Webb Miller
AMT Het
Kurt von Schleicher
Ernst Boehm
Edmund Heines
Goering
Sue
Killian
Sumner Savings Sale
Fruit-Of-The-Loom
Killian’s
Jean Joyce
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