Oscar Bluejay Turns Up Nose At Diet Prescribed By Coe College President
A baby bluejay named Oscar, found after a storm near Sid Noble's service station in Iowa, rejects worms and eats canned corn and dog food under human care. Coe College president Dr H M Gage advised feeding, while Oscar returns nightly to Noble, who even air-conditions his enclosure.
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Oscar Bluejay
Coe College
Scar
Sid Noble
Second Avenue W
Bluejay
Noble
Oscar
Jay
H. M. Gage
Gage
Mr. Noble
Vic Sundberg
Will
Reroute Buses In Cedar Rapids Third Avenue Closure
Cedar Rapids city buses rerouted starting Monday due to Third Avenue blocking and repaving. New loop stops on Second Avenue, with multiple line adjustments for Bever Park Ellis Park Vernon Heights Mound Farm West Highlands Linwood and Grande avenues to follow normal routes after paving completes.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Edward S. Ackerman
Bever Park
Grande Avenue
Third Street
Second Avenue
Ellis Park
Fifth Street
Second Street
Vernon Heights
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue W
West Highlands
Mound Farm
First Street
West Highland
West Highlands Terminal
Kenwood and
Marion
Linwood
Thirteenth Street
Thirteenth Street NE
Fourth Avenue
Third Street SE
Deremer files divorce over underage marriage of daughter
Hallie Deremer of Mankato charges his wife Alma aided Ernest Johnson to marry Virginia when she was 13 two years ago. Johnson, now 30, lived at the Deremer home for nearly a year despite protests and the marriage led to separation and court custody under the state board of control.
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Mankato, Minn
Ernest Johnson
Mankato
Hallie Deremer
Alvina Deremer
Deremer
Johnson
Virginia
State Board of Control
Swims Ashore Tells Of His Ship's Loss With Kin Down
Captain Leo Bernier of the schooner Crane Island swam to shore near Bastican after a collision in the St Lawrence River with the Japanese freighter Kirishima Maru. He said four people aboard perished including his wife eight month old daughter and his brother. He aided in rescuing five crew members clinging to debris while the freighter continued on. A seaman named Roy was the fourth victim.
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Montreal
Leo Bernier
Bernier
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Bastican
Roy
Carollo pleads not guilty to income tax evasion
Charles V. Carollo was arraigned in Kansas City on charges of income tax evasion involving nearly half a million dollars. He pled not guilty and bond was set at $20,000 by Federal Judge Merrill E. Otis. He claimed the money went to "that other guy."
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Kansas City
Charles V. Carollo
T. J. Pendergast
Carollo
Merrill E. Otis
Baby Survives Fall From Window in Omaha Home
Lee McGrath a 14 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond McGrath played at her home Saturday after apparently falling from a second floor window to a concrete drive. The child escaped serious injury and was not hurt.
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Omaha
Lee McGrath
Raymond McGrath
Kindness Nets Cop Only Red Face
Evanston police officer Edward Krogman arrested a man selling trinkets without a peddler license and jailed him. The deaf and dumb peddler, after notes explained the rule, was released and escorted toward an L train to Chicago. He shouted thanks as the train departed.
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Krogman
Chicago
First Benefit Payments Under Rail Employment Insurance Act
First benefit payments under the railroad unemployment insurance act that began July 1 have been made to qualified unemployed railroad workers. The act creates a federally administered nationwide unemployment system for rail workers, with benefits from 1.75 to 3 dollars per day and a maximum 140 to 240 dollars per year. Funds come from a 3 percent payroll tax on employers. employees contribute nothing.
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Rail
Washington
INS
Railroad Retirement Board
Iron Lung Guest Attends Wedding in Elmhurst
Fred Snite, bound to an iron lung, attended his friends Mary Teresa Grass and Joseph Roy Murray's wedding. The guest of honor arrived at the Elmhurst church ceremony and joined the reception at a nearby country club, after which he helped toast the couple. He will turn 29 this month and has used the respirator since illness in Peiping, China over three years ago.
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Chicago
Fred Snite
Mary Teresa Grass
Joseph Roy Murray
Elmhurst
Snite
Peiping
China
Missouri Alumni Director Robert Hill to Address Rotary Club
Robert L. Hill of Columbia Missouri University of Missouri alumni director since 1921 and past Rotary International president will speak at the Rotary club luncheon Monday at the Roosevelt hotel. He also serves as public interest director of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines and holds multiple directorships.
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Robert L. Hill
Columbia
University of Missouri
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Hill
Middle West
Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines
Mr. Hill
The
University
Banker's Arraignment In Misapplication Case
William T. Sullivan, 51, former president of the Lumberman's National Bank of Chippewa Falls, waived preliminary hearing after being arraigned on charges of misapplication of funds. The case was heard before U.S. Court Commissioner J. J. McManamy in Madison.
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Madison, Wis
William T. Sullivan
Lumberman’s National Bank of
Chippewa Falls
U.S. Court
J. J. McManamy
Committee Approves British Barter Pact
The House Banking Committee on Saturday favorably reported a Senate approved bill implementing a barter with Great Britain. It would exchange 600000 bales of surplus cotton for rubber and requires cotton sampling at storage sites in effect of enactment.
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Washington
INS
House Banking Committee
Great Britain
Training Camp For Negro Boys At Wapsie Y Aug 7 11
The Camp Wapsie period for Negro boys runs August 7 to 11 with leadership training. About fifty boys eight years and older can register by August 1. Highlights include swimming and Red Cross water safety, plus church leadership training under Rev. D O Bell and Rev. W R Stewart. Music programs led by Calvin Dacus and his brother Benjamin are included.
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Wapsie-Y
Arthur Taylor
Red Cross
D. O. Bell
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
W. R. Stewart
Bethel A. M. E
Calvin Dacus
Drake University
Benjamin
Man Burns Self for Sympathy After Wife Leaves
In Colorado Springs George Nickerson, 22, faces burning injuries after an acid attack he staged to gain his wife’s sympathy. He told officers he hoped for reconciliation as Mrs. Nickerson visited him at police headquarters and police chief H D Harper predicted a possible reunion.
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Colorado Springs
George Nickerson
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Evanston
Iron Lung
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Missouri U
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Smulekoff
DEEP
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Bloomington
Simmons Mattress
Sam Allick
Sharker Shop
Casino Tay
KVICE
Firs
Craig's
Swan Country Cin’ Witalimacy
Cox
Windmill
DINIE
Dairy Maid
Third Ave
Dresselhaucs
Sistenth Ave
Dillon's
Texas Ave
Daniels Park
Oakland
Y Ave
Chandler Grocer
Fifteenth & Chyles
Weke
Frank Davis
Nmc
Durr's Grocery
Grocert
Drew's Sport Shop
Ellis Forere Grocers
West Fladsy Market
First St
Fisher Drug Store
Third
Flender's Tavern
Frager’s Cafe
Friendly Food Store
Sixteenth Ave
FOX Head
First
Horak Drug
HOGAN_ BROS
Bill Hodge
Oath
Highland Grocer
Thirteenth St
Helmig
C. G. Hover
ATA
W. Hetzel
Joe Hynes
Pete Hack
Iowa
3Rd Ave
Joan Janacer
Klest
Jones Food
Bitty Kuingiu
Third St
Kozy Inn
Lindy's
Lundine
Log Cabin
Liggetts Drug Stores
Modern Food
W. May Drug CO
Second St
East
Mitwalsky
Frank Marek
Bill
Gilbert Martin
Martin Grocery
Maxa Tavern
Mineck Bros
Naso Bros
Nassif Ds Son
Novotny
Sixteenth
Novak Pharmacy
First Ave
OLD Mile Ics Cream
Woomlara Clothing
F. Terk
Pfanne Tavern
Pfonzimek Pharmacy
POULENA BROS. PENICK _& FORD
Palumbo
People's Grocery
People's Furn
E. Paul's Tavern
Phillips Station
Tenth St
F. Snadid Groc. Iwan Elle Skelly
Tastryt
Town Pump
Tubbs Filling
Toomer Phillips
Sixth
VOLAK
Fourteenth Ave
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W. Woods Groc
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