Palmer Leaves Iowa After Fourteen Years as AAA Manager
Ellsworth Palmer, who arrived in Cedar Rapids in 1924 to help a fledgling auto club, resigned from his post as manager secretary effective Aug. 15 after fourteen years of service. The club, boasting 700 members in Linn, Benton and Jones counties, credits its growth to his efforts. He plans to move to California for health reasons with possible work in the film industry.
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The
Automobile Club
Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Harley Norris
Council Bluffs
Norris
Mr. Palmer
California
Mr. Norris
Po Ee
Ellsworth Palmer
Benton County
Iowa
Grinnell College
Wisconsin University
Boston
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Washburn
Kansas City
A.A.A
Linn
Benton
Jones
Lost Items Ad Promises Quick Help for Owners
A short newspaper notice advertises a LOST want ad service for missing dogs purses watches glasses or necklaces. It urges owners to place a posted notice to aid recovery and reach the advertiser for help.
Power project in Nebraska upheld by federal commission
Washington (UP) The federal power commission ruled that construction of the central Nebraska tri county public power and irrigation district is desirable and justified in the public interest. The ruling opens the way for the PWA financed project to invoke federal court condemnation to acquire lands and properties needed for construction maintenance and operation.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Nebraska
Tri-County
PWA
Fredericksburg Boy in Critical Condition After Crash
Glen Ludwig Jr., 19, son of a Fredericksburg milking short horn breeder, was in critical condition at a New Hampton hospital after a Friday night auto crash. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken back as a result of the accident.
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New Hampton
Glen Ludwig, Jr
Fredericksburg
Guardsmen costs for Newton strike front set at 723 per day
Des Moines dispatch reports the state would spend 723 per day to maintain 207 National Guard troops and 34 officers at the Maytag strike line in Newton. Adjutant General Grahl cited 3 dollars per man per day, including privates and officers, with Maj. Gen. Tinley at 25.74 per day and privates earning 1.15 per day.
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DES Moines
INS
National
Maytag Washing Machine Co
Newton
Grahl
Mathew A. Tinley
Five-Day Week Proposed for Stereotypers Union
Memphis Tennessee UP reports delegates at the thirty-seventh annual convention voted for a mandatory five-day 40 hour week for stereotypers and electrotypers. Approval depends on a member referendum. The plan keeps current contracts intact and introduces six years of apprenticeship before journeyman status, with traveling cards barred until six years of work.
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Memphis, Tenn
Phoenix Tornado Causes Over $100000 In City Damage
Phoenix faced more than 100000 dollars in damage after a tornado hit the eastern part of the city late Friday night. Telephone poles splintered and debris blocked highways, interrupting outside communications and delaying traffic for hours.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ins
Reverse Judgments In Patent Infringement
CHICAGO RP The U S circuit court of appeals reversed two judgments and reduced a third in favor of Activated Sludge Milwaukee interests in a long patent infringement case. Three judgments totaling 3 435 847 were entered July 21 1937 by Federal Judge F A Geiger of Milwaukee.
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Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Milwaukee
Activated Sludge, Inc
F. A. Geiger
Summer Specials in Perms and Beauty Work Ads
Perma nents and other beauty services advertised under classification 6 in the Want Ads. Includes summer specials and promotions for hair treatments, styling, and related beauty services offered by local providers.
Vitamin D and the Vitamin A controversy in nutrition
Dr Brady argues vitamin A is overrated, attributing most benefits to vitamin D. He critiques AMA propaganda on cod liver oil and synthetic vitamin D, notes vast literature but questions A content, and emphasizes biological rat assays as the true test of potency while warning readers about inflated prices and industry bias.
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Geneva
Technical Commission
the Health Committee
League of Nations
U.S.P
Council On Foods
The
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
A.M.A
Aykroyd
Heinemann
London
Newfoundland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
A. M
Rail Dicker Lags as Mediation Board Expected
CHICAGO UP Negotiations over a proposed 15 percent wage cut affecting about 900000 railway workers stalled Saturday. National mediation board intervention expected within 10 days as H A Enochs chairs talks with 142 class 1 roads and 18 other Brotherhood members before adjournment. A F Whitney disputes mediation talk while accusing railroads of funding campaigns to sway public opinion against strikes. Enochs defends expenditures as cooperative efficiency projects.
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A. F. Whitney
Enochs
Family trait leads to dentistry license in Sylva
SYLVA N C AP Dental ills and bills are just a laugh to Miss Novacella McGuire and her family. Miss McGuire just received her license to practice dentistry. Her father, Dr Wayne Mec Guire, is a dentist. Her mother is a dentist. Her sister is studying dentistry in Atlanta Ga. Her sister's husband is a dental student.
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Sylva, N. C
Novacella McGuire
Miss McGuire
Wayne MecGuire
Atlanta
Jesse Owens Joins WPA Payroll as Playground Organizer
Olympic track champion Jesse Owens is on the WPA payroll as an organizer for a junior playground project in Cleveland. He previously lost a city job for lacking civil service status.
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Cleveland
Jesse Owen
WPA
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Auto Club
Scotty McLeod
Treasury
State of Iowa
Storm
William Brady, M. D
Emilie Loring
Dicker
Jesse Owens
Craig Lamont
Joan Crofton
Joan
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