Reggie Carrethers Hosts Tea At Stone City Art Colony
Exclusive Ice Wagon Row hosts a vivid portrait of Reggie Carrethers, world traveler and artist, in Stone City. The piece traces his Hawaiian ties, stage design work for Melba in Australia, and his vibrant abstract sketches of quarries and hills.
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Ice Wagon Row
Stone City
Reggie
Byron Ben Boyd
Iowa Artists’ Association
Grant Wood
Melba
Australia
London
Gaby Deslys
Mr. Carrethers
Hawaii
Kaliko
Young
Queen Lil
Jack London
Don Blanding
Blanding
Illinois
Rockford
Carrethers
Keith Country Day School
Reggie” Carrethers
Annie
Anamosa
Both Houses Pass Fund For Wheat And Relief
Washington AP reports a 40 million dollar appropriation bill to retire existing farm loan debts on wheat and cotton, plus release to the Red Cross for relief. It passed the House 187 to 52 after Senate action, on Rep LaGuardia’s motion from New York.
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Washington
Red Cross
Senate
Funeral services set for Ira Barnes farmer at Neff chapel
Ira Barnes 78 prominent farmer dies Friday at his Mount Vernon home two miles southwest of town. He was a Methodist and I O O F member. Survived by his widow Mabel Browning Barnes and his son Ray of Waterloo. burial planned in Waterloo. His first wife was Hannah Kenderdine of Lisbon. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m.
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Mount Vernon
Neff
Ira Barnes
Here
Methodist Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Hannah Kenderdine
Lisbon
Mabel Browning
Ray
Waterloo
City Briefs and Personals Fire department respond to car fire
Defective wiring in a car belonging to Mrs. J. A. Wicke at 1805 Blake Boulevard caused a small blaze on First Avenue at Sixth Street. Fire department run logged at 8:51 p.m. Saturday with only slight damage.
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J. A. Wicke
Blake Boulevard
First Avenue
Sixth Street
George Bowles Funeral Services Held Today
Funeral services for George Bowles will be held at 2 30 pm today at the Pioneer funeral chapel. Burial will take place in Windsor Missouri.
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George Bowles
Pioneer Funeral Chapel
Windsor
Eight Cedar Rapids salesmen visit Chicago for Cubs Giants game
Eight salesmen from Cedar Rapids Commission Company are in Chicago today as guests of manager Ben Cullen. They earned the trip as a reward for a sales contest. The group includes Ralph Burns, Lee Summy, George Klimes, C. E. Anderson, William McGuire, Marvin Cook, Ed Koss, and John Stempfle.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Commission Company
Ben Cullen
Cubs
Newark swindle suspect sought by Cedar Rapids police
Cedar Rapids police are asked to watch for William E. J. O'Brien who is said to be indicted in Newark New Jersey for a $200000 swindle. He may be en route to St Luke City and Reno in a 1931 Buick sedan with New York license 3 20 73. He is 30, 180 pounds, and 5 11.
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Cedar Rapids
William E. J. O’brien
Newark
N. J
O’brien
St. Luke City
Reno
New York
Former Cedar Rapids police captain visits brother in town
Clement Redmond of Los Angeles aged 61 and Mrs. Redmond visit Attorney John M. Redmond at Commonwealth apartments. Redmond, born in Linn county, captained the local force before age 22, later moving to California 37 years ago. He now chairs California's state chiropractic board.
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Clement Redmond
Los Angeles
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Redmond
John M. Redmond
Commonwealth Apartments
Linn County
Mr. Redmond
California
State Chiropractic Board
Former Iowan Held For Murder Of His Mother In Alabama
John R. Boyle prominent attorney and Birmingham scion was indicted for first degree murder after allegedly stabbing his mother to death on a mountain top. Arrest followed her discovery last month. Boyle has been jailed without bond. Mrs Boyle widow of Peter A Boyle developer in Birmingham. the family once lived in Davenport Iowa.
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Birmingham
Ala
John R. Boyle
Red Cross Asked To Save 2 Women From Tropic Isle
Akron rubber worker Ray Hageman appeals to Red Cross to aid two American women, Mrs. Cora Brown and her daughter Gladys, who married San Blas Indians. The women say their husbands claimed tribal civilization but they face harsh conditions on a lonely Atlantic island off Panama.
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Akron
Red Cross
San Blas
Hageman
Panama
Illinois Governor Grants Reprieve To Convicted Slayer
Springfield Illinois governor L L Emmerson granted Howard C Bonham who faces execution July 22 in Chicago for the murder of Paul Tulupan a reprieve until August 19 on the recommendation of W C Jones head of the state board of pardons and paroles.
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Springfield
Ill
L. L. Emmerson
Howard C. Bonham
Chicago
Paul Tulupan
W. C., Jones
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Suspects In Coin Murder Rearrested
MUSCATINE Davenport and Muscatine officers rearrested Lewis Sprigden and Charles Elder on murder charges tied to the killings of Nick Coin and Angelo Kaloudis, Davenport bootleggers. Sprigden and two others were freed after habeas corpus costs were assessed against the sheriff.
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Muscatine
Lewis Sprigden
Charles Elder
Davenport
Nick Coin
Angelo Kaloudis
Sprigden
Capone Aide Must Serve Sentence
CHICAGO INS Dominick Roberto Capone lieutenant must serve two years in Leavenworth for violating naturalization laws. The U S circuit court of appeals ruled Saturday in dismissing Roberto's appeal from the sentence. He was convicted of perjury in connection with his citizenship application.
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Chicago
Dominick Roberto
Capone
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Roberto
Weather Heat Bites Midwest As Heat Affects Students
United Press reports a west bound Transcontinental Western Air Express flight with pilot Arthur Burns saying 61 degrees at 11 000 feet causing heated cabin demand. In Madison Wisconsin University infirmary 40 university students and 10 high school students suffered digestive ailments attributed to the heat after a band practice.
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United Press
Arthur Burns
Kansas City
Western Air Express
University of Wisconsin Infirmary At Madison
Fire Roughs Up Chicago Drug Store Crowd
Chicago police fought to hold back a crowd of about 15,000 people of all ages as a north side drug store burned intensely. Many wore pajamas or bathing suits to stay cool while crowding near the furnace like flames.
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Chicago
North Side
Illinois Gladiolus Growers Abandon Show Bid
Tilinois gladiolus fanciers who had nurtured their plants for entry into the state flower show gave up in despair as the heat caused blooms to open early.
Storm Claims Boy and Man in Western Pennsylvania
A sudden western Pennsylvania storm caused a drowning at a lake near McKeesport when a canoe overturned in waves. In Pittsburgh a man was killed when lightning struck his home during the tempest.
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Pennsylvania
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Baseball Game Between Helena and Blytheville Ended by Heat
Two baseball players were pros trated during a game between Helena and Blytheville, Ark. The heat forced the stoppage and the contest was called off before completion.
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Helena
Blytheville
Ark
Pint Of Alchy Seized In Raid Police Nab 42 Year Old
Marion Chase 42 of 1113 Seventh Street SE was arrested at 9 40 p m Saturday by Sergt Clift and Federal Agertt Taylor on a liquor nuisance charge after raiders seized a little more than a pint of alcohol at his home. A search warrant was issued by Justice S C Wiles and Chase was lodged in the city jail.
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Marion Chase
Seventh Street
Sergt. Clift
Agertt Taylor
Chase
Justice S. C. Wiles
Former Iowa Woman Slain In New York
In New York City a 36 year old former cosmetics manufacturer Mona Lorenz was found dead in her twelfth floor penthouse on Saturday prompting an autopsy. She was born in Des Moines and lived with her daughter for two years. Des Moines resident Edna Shaver was notified of the death.
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New York
Mona Lorenz
Lorenz
Parker Lorenz
Des Moines
Iowa
Edna Shaver
Roosevelt Cruise Ends Off Hampshire on Campaign Stop
Franklin D. Roosevelt wraps up a New England coast cruise aboard the Myth near Little Harbor New Hampshire. He plans a Hampton Beach demonstration in his honor and will travel to Albany by motor Monday after greeting residents.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little Harbor
N. H
New England
New York
Hampton Beach
Albany
James
Little Sears Head
Sammons Freed by Court Ruling in Chicago Gang Case
Judge Edward D. Shurtleff of a county circuit court ordered the release from Joliet penitentiary of James Fur Sammons, Chicago gang leader and public enemy, who had been imprisoned since 1904 with a life term later reduced to 50 years after a murder conviction.
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Sammons
Chicago
Woodstock
Edward D. Shurtleff
Joliet
James “Fur” Sammons
Sam
Shurtleff
Four Die in Private Cruiser Blast on Mississippi River
Memphis AP report says a privately owned excursion cruiser exploded and sank Saturday night in the Mississippi River, with at least four believed dead. Witness Emmanuel Wolf pulled an injured unidentified girl from the water and took her to a hospital. The boat was owned by Kenneth Hill, operator of the Valley Queen excursion steamer, and the group had been returning from Hill's houseboat anchored upriver.
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Memphis, Tenn
Mississippi River
Emmanuel Wolf
Kenneth Hill
Hill
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Iem
Bishop
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Allison
Heinze
Alabama
Tropic Isle
Capone Aid
Midwest
Roosevelt
Hampshire
Petersen
Stewart-Warner Electric
Killian’s
Stewart-Warner
Owen Bakery
Third Ave
Killian
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