Miss Al Magnusson Hosts Luncheon for Miss Marguerite Robbie
Miss Marguerite Robbie will wed Aug 8 to Dr E A Kuehn of Vandalia Illinois. Miss Elsie Magnusson hosted a Saturday luncheon at Clara Robinsons tea room, presenting the bride-elect a gift. Guests included Mrs Russell F Knapp, Miss Marjorie Emerson, Miss Mary Kehoe and Miss Margaret Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Robbie
E. A Kuehn
Vandalia
Lll
Elsie Magnusson
First Avenue W
Clara Robinson
Magnusson
Russell F Knapp
Marjorie Emerson
Mary Kehoe
Margaret Pratt
Mrs Graves Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Elks Club
Mrs Harold N Graves of 2142 Blake boulevard SE entertained Frida bridge club members at a luncheon held at the Elks club. Out-of-town guest Mrs Charles M Daniel of Davenport visited at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs EW LaPlante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N Graves
Blake Boulevard
Frida
Elks Club
Charles M Daniel
Davenport
EW. LaPlante
Robertson Family Returns From Ozarks Trip
Mr and Mrs W A Robertson and their daughters Agnes and Jennie Robertson of 1646 First Avenue East have returned from a trip through Missouri and Arkansas. They visited Bagnall Dam on Lake of the Ozarks Lake Taneycomo and Eureka Springs during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robertson
Agnes and
Jennie Robertson
First Avenue E
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Bagnall Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
Lake Taneycomo
Eureka Springs
Lawn Party for Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Miss Esther Schultz hosted a lawn party at her Louisa home for the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary and their husbands. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Concannon, Mr and Mrs Florian Francis, Mr and Mrs John Sutts, Mr and Mrs Glenn Thomas, Mr and Mrs Frank Melsth and Bobbie, Mr and Mrs Waitham White and Bernadean and Doris, Mrs Charles Klersey, Mrs Emil Vohaska, Mrs Roy Nolan, Miss Zelina Wiese, and Miss Mary Jane LeMaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Schultz
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary
Louisa
Harry Concannon
Florian Francis
John Sutts
Glenn Thomas
Frank Melsth
Bobbie
Emil Vohaska
Roy Nolan
Zelina Wiese
Mary Jane LeMaster
Evelyn Brown Honored Before August Wedding
Evelyn Brown was honored at a bathroom accessory shower given by Mrs. Ray Buck and Mrs. Charles Stickney on Wednesday evening. Guests included Lucille Winey Edna Drake Esther Torrance Ellen Roberts Mildred Hartzell Agnes May Hazel Lanning Ellen Basley Bee Backhus Irene Jass Helen Kucera Irma Savage Delpha Shaeffer Mary Esther Scott Mildred Case Donna Pitcher Nadine Houseman and Mrs. Forrest Johnson, all named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Brown
Milton Kucera
Ray Buck
Charles Stickney
Lucille Winey
Edna Drake
Esther Torrance
Ellen Roberts
Mildred Hartzell
Agnes May
Hazel Lanning
Ellen Basley
Bee Backhus
Irene Jass
Helen Kucera
Irma Savage
Delpha Shaeffer
Mary Esther Scott
Mildred Case
Donna Pitcher
Nadine Houseman
Forrest Johnson
Estherville Guests Visit Local Residents
Mr and Mrs H O Sillge and Mrs S Clark with daughter Margaret of Estherville are visiting in the city. Mrs Sillge is sister of W C Carpenter of 421 Seventeenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Sillge
S. Clark
Margaret
Estherville
City
Mrs. Sillge
W. C. Carpenter
Seventeenth Street
Four Menus for Day and Filbert Bread and Drinks
A recipe page lists ingredients and steps for bread, fruit punch, and a light custard bar. It details Graham flour, dates, molasses, buttermilk, and butter for bread. mint tea punch with multiple juices and sugar. and a cinnamon-sugar coated bar baked in a shallow pan.
Miss Ruth Barber to Wed Donald McCormac on Aug 6
Miss Ruth Barber was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. LeRoy Berstler and Miss Jane Bachman at the former’s Bridge Avenue NE home. Twelve guests attended as bridge was played and refreshments were served in Bridge during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barber
Donald McCormac
LeRoy Berstler
Jane Bachman
J Avenue NE
Mr and Mrs King and Henton vacation at Gull Lake
Mr and Mrs G M King of 1830 Seventh Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs W E Henton of 517 Twentieth Street NE left Saturday to spend ten days at Gull Lake Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. King
Seventh Avenue
W. E. Henton
Twentieth Street
Gull Lake
Minn
Ainsworths Return From Vacation
Mr and Mrs HEO Ainsworth and their daughter Beverly Ann of 944 Daniels Street NE have returned after a two weeks vacation in northern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heo. Ainsworth
Beverly Ann
Daniels Street
Michigan
Mrs Ethel Paul Visits Wellman Relatives in City
Miss Ethel Paul of Wellman visits in the home of Mr and Mrs S A Ross at 512 C Avenue NW and is in the city with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Paul of
Wellman
S. A. Ross
C Avenue NW
Robert Senninger Home Return From Milwaukee
Robert Senninger Jr. of 3150 Grovecourt SE has returned after a month visiting relatives in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Senninger, Jr
Grovecourt SE
Milwaukee
Young Republicans Plan Rally for Hickenlooper in Cedar Rapids
The Young Republican League of Linn county met at the Montrose hotel to outline a district rally in Cedar Rapids on August 12 in support of B. B. Hickenlooper, the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor. The event, at the Montrose hotel, is sized for 1,000 and aims to acquaint Hickenlooper with district Young Republicans. A precinct committee plan to mobilize voters under 36 and over 36 was discussed, with George Cockburn Jr. as chairman and Dean Stauffacher and Dave Elderkins as vice chairs. they were named delegates to the district caucus at Morehead Caves state park near Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republican League
Linn County
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
B. B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Young
George Cockburn, Jr
Dean Stauffacher
Dave Elderkin
Morehead Caves State Park
Maquoketa
Brookhiser Secures Perfect Cribbage Hand After Years
After two decades of cribbage, Frank Brookhiser at the Elks club with Clifford Keyes drew a five of clubs five of diamonds five of spades and a missing heart then turned up the five of hearts for a perfect 29 point hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brookhiser
Forest Drive SE
Clifford Keyes
First Avenue E
Elks Club
Brookhiser
Escapes Death From Under Train Near Spokane
Glen Schuermyer of Missoula Montana, 25, described a harrowing Saturday morning escape from beneath a fast freight near Dishman. Cut and bleeding, he said a trap door opened as he rode a car of rocks, pitched him under the wheels, and he grabbed side rods to swing free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Glen Schuermyer
Missoula
Mont
Dishman
Schuermyer
Hughes Flies From Chicago Toward Houston on World Route
Howard Hughes left Chicago Municipal Airport in the second leg of his round the world flight toward Houston Texas. He expected to reach Houston about 1 p.m. Accompanied by engineers and crew members Edward Lund Richard Stoddart Harry Connor Herbert Lodwick and Lt Thomas Thurlow who left earlier. They were guest of honor at a banquet in Chicago with 1000 attendees including Mayor Edward J. Kelly. The party planned to spend Sunday in Houston before continuing to Los Angeles Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Hughes
Chicago Municipal
Houston
Tex
New York
Los Angeles
Edward Lund
Richard Stoddart
Harry Connor
Herbert J. Lodwick
The
World Flight
Thomas Thurlow
Hughes
Edward J. Kelly
Pope denounces fascist teaching flags remarks by Pope
Berlin dispatch notes Pope Pius XII condemning fascist racial doctrine and Catholic action attacks. Goebbels presses Der Angriff blasts the Vatican warning, while Berliner Nachtausgabe and Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung frame the pope’s stance as a challenge to today’s generation and note his age and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pius
Paul Joseph Goebbels
der Angriff
Vatican
New Anne Adams Pattern 4822 for Summer Slips and Panties
Pattern 4822 offers misses to size 42 slips with low cut options, matching panties, and single-strap design. Includes illustrated sewing guide and pricing. order to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, 243 W 17th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Jane Scanlan Wins Little Miss Cedar Rapids Title in Iowa Theater
Jane Scanlan daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence J Scanlan 1216 Fifth avenue SE captured the 1938 title the Gazette silver loving cup and a 15 cash award at the Iowa theater Friday night representing J C Penney company. Other prizewinners included Sandra Studer 522 Vernon drive SE who won 10 cash representing Liebke and Taylor Jewelry. Nancy Jane Monroe 1028 Sixteenth street NE who won 5 cash representing Liggett Drug stores. Contestants dressed in blue white bathing suits and blue satin swimsuits. an electric applause meter selected top three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jane Scanlan
Clarence J. Scanlan
Fifth Avenue SE
Gazette
Iowa Theater
J. C. Penney Company
Jane
Atlantic City
Sandra Studer
J. Studer
Vernon Drive
Liebke and Taylor
Sandra
Nancy Jane Monroe
RJ. Monroe
Sixteenth Street
Nancy Jane
Liggett Drug Stores
Liggett
Diane McVey
Twelfth Street
Harper's Auto
Diane Sue Carithers
Third Avenue
Russell's Ice Cream Company
Janice Ruth Katz
Fifth Avenue
Butternut Bread
Carole Jean Gilbert
A Avenue
Economy Lumber Company
Patty
Kay French
Thirty -Fifth Street
Boyson's Jewelry Company
Gwenevere Nietert
Fourteenth Street
Thompson Studio
Norma Jean Gregory
Wilson Avenue
May Drug Company
Andy Talbot
Town Theater
Sears Roebuck
Wnagle-Eaton Lumber Company
Clover Farm _ stores
Sojka Meatmarket
New Process Laundry
Sam Lee
Jeweler
Sherwin-Williams
J. C. Landenberger
Playground Champs Crowned In City Finals
East and west side champions clashed at Daniels Park to determine city winners in horseshoe and paddle tennis. Notable titles: junior boys horseshoe single Bob Pieper defeated Gordon Mollman. senior horseshoe Charles Gillen beat Hope Hibben. paddle tennis junior singles Jack Sebern beat Billy Folkers. senior singles Louis Valliere won by default. girls singles Dorothy Nickelsen triumphed over Gertrude Stieger. boys doubles Valliere with Merkland edged Onstatt and Kelly by default. mixed doubles Merkland and Krumholtz beat Berry and Nickelsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Bob Pieper
Tenth Street
Lincoln
Gordon Mollman
Jackson
Charles Gillen
Daniels
Hope Hibben
Harrison
Don Birkecht
Fourth Street
Jack Onstatt
Dorothy Nickelsen
Fourteenth Street NE
Gertrude Stieger
Henry Merkland
Eighteenth Avenue
Louis Valliere
Leonard Kelly
Helen Merkland
Kenneth Krumholtz
Dennis Berry
Willy Doesn't Live There Any More
In Carteret New Jersey 25 year old Mrs Johanna Duff waits for her husband William a 70 year old who sent her on a vacation and then disappeared The couple had a nine month marriage and a bare ten room house was found on her return to the home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carteret
N. J
INS
Johanna K. Duff
William
Chinese In Savage Counter Offensive Near Kiukiang
Chinese forces mounted a swift counter offensive along the Yangtze near Kiukiang recapturing five strategic points and menacing Japanese communications. Japanese reinforcements were rushed to Hukow to stem a potential defeat while guerilla activity behind lines aided the Chinese push. Air bombardments by Japan sought to clear a path toward Hankow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Kiukiang
Hukow
Yangtze
Hankow
Hale quits reelection bid in Maine 1940 primaries
Maine's senior U S senator Frederick Hale announced Friday night he would not seek the Republican nomination in 1940. His term ends in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Frederick Hale
Launch Search In Texas For Trio Of Escaped Convicts
Texas manhunt for three armed escapees from Ferguson state prison farm with stolen car. Bruce Helms 26 of Big Spring shot near Mexia as bloodhounds join search within a 100 mile radius. Fugitives Will McIntyre 59 of Hico Joe Mason 23 and Alton Bower 19 of Dallas at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Tex
INS
Ferguson
Weldon
Bruce Helms
Big Spring
A. C. Lacewell
Strat Richards
Lacewell
Liberty
Will McIntyre
Hico
Joe Mason
Alton Bower
Dallas
Spanish Civil War Catalonia Front Stalemate Reported
In Hendaye France AP dispatches say the Spanish government's attack on the Catalonian front stalled as insurgent troops were withdrawn from the Valencia drive. Front lines along the Ebro show little change while Gandesa remains disputed. government gains are limited to scattered hill tops and crossroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Valencia
Ebro
Gandesa
Francisco Franco
Viver
Wife In Court For Thrashing Husband
In Frederick Maryland Justice Emmett R Bowlus suspended a six month jail term for Mrs Harry Perkins on condition she stop beating her husband The 59 year old husband testified I am getting tired of being beaten and I am asking you for protection The last trimming she gave me was with a tire lever and a pair of pliers
Hudson River as Key Atlantic Coast Trade Waterway
The Hudson river stands as the most important commercial waterway along the Atlantic coast, driving trade and transportation. Its strategic location supports traffic, ports, and economic activity between upstream communities and coastal markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Atlantic Coast
Hope Wanes In Hunt For Missing Plane
Army and navy units pressed the search for the Philippine Clipper reported missing after leaving Honolulu. Three naval destroyers formed a fan line toward the last radio sighting 565 miles east of Guam as Canopus, Penguin, Bittern and six submarines moved to assist. Captain Terletzky and nine crew members were aboard with six passengers including Maj. Howard C. French and Edward E. Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino Straits
Guam
San Francisco
Manila
America
Orient
Canopus
Penguin
Bittern
A. C. Bennett
Harry E. Yarnell
China
Terletzky
Samar Island
Eastermost
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Maj
Howard C. French
Portland
Ore
Edward E. Wyman
Pan American
Curtiss Wright
Bronxville
N. Y
A. Kennedy
Piedmont
Calif
Earl B. McKinley
Washington
D. C
Fred C. Meier
Washington, C
Watson Choy
Jersey City
Palo Alto
M. A. Walker
Berkeley
G. M. Davis
Oakland
J. M.sauceda
JW. Jewett
H. L. Cox
Alameda
T. B. Tatum
T. H. W. McCarty
Ivan Parker
Claim Tennessee Candidates Denied Access To Radio
Senate campaigns investigating committee plans to ask the FCC to examine charges that radio facilities barred Tennessee senatorial primary candidates from airtime. Democratic candidate John R. Neal filed the accusation. the panel, led by Chairman Morris Sheppard, will reconvene Tuesday as it also reviews irregularities in Kentucky ahead of its August 6 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Tennessee
Federal Communications Commission
Senate
John R. Neal
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Kentucky
Sheppard
A. B. Happy Chandler
Alben W. Barkley
Eighteen Men Reach Shore After Schooner Founders
Halifax report says eighteen sailors in a lifeboat from the 250 ton French schooner Notre Dame de St. John reached Trepassey Bay after a perilous voyage through heavy seas and fog. The vessel sank after an explosion and fire. earlier the captain and fifteen crew were rescued by the Norwegian steamer Polarland. Gary Cooper is the most popular movie star in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
INS
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Dora marries Tom again after divorce as popularity wanes. Her male friends fled when she was free to wed, reflecting social pressure and personal reputational strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Dora
Tom
City Briefs and Personals highlights local travels and updates
Mr and Mrs Sheldon Fillen worth and family head to Mille Lacs Minnesota for two weeks. George Driscoll Jr and Ernest Miller drive to Colorado for ten days. Edna Barrett Jackson returns home after a week ill at Mercy hospital. Pearl Gapen undergoes an appendectomy and is reported fair. Dr and Mrs Frank Check with family spend two weeks in northern Wisconsin. R D Minor, son of Mr and Mrs R J Minor, injured by car, listed as satisfactory. A G Charter and C H Pinckney return from a visit to Conrad with Mrs Margaret Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Driscoll, Jr
Sixth Street NW
Ernest Miller
F Avenue NW
Colorado
Edna Barrett Jackson
Grande Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Frank Check
Glass Road
Wisconsin
R D. Minor
R. J. Minor
Fifteenth Street
Chickens Stolen From Lang Farm Near Cedar Park
Sheriff James H. Smith reports sixty six White Leghorn chickens stolen from the Charles Lang place near Cedar park on Friday night. Sixteen hens and fifty young roosters were taken, prompting a local investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Charles Lang Place
Cedar Park
Central Park Presbyterian Church Services Announced
Central Park Church will hold services at the Central Park Presbyterian church with Rev. C. H. Hook as pastor. Church school at 9.15 am elders' prayer meeting at 10.15 am morning worship at 10.30 am on the topic Christ and The Bible. Prayer and praise service Wednesday at 7.30 pm led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Church
Central Park Presbyterian Church
C. H. Hook
Landrus Held Over Traffic Charge in Cedar Rapids
Norman Landrus, 28, of Cedar Rapids, was jailed at 12:30 p.m. Saturday by Highway Patrolman Clapp on a warrant issued by Justice L. E. Hill of Corning. Hill reported Landrus failed to pay a $5 fine from May 29 for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license or to take a driving exam by June 2 as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Norman Landrus
Cedar Rapids
Clapp
L. E. Hill
Corning
Hill
Landrus
Install Officers at Cedar Rapids Post No. 1
Captain Sophus W. Klinge installed as commander of Cedar Rapids post No. 1 Iowa Volunteers at the Montrose hotel. He succeeds Walter Morris. officers installed include W. J. Scherrebeck adjutant Frank Vlasek vice commander H. H. Schloss chaplain Verne Hall sergeant at arms Nelson Hersham guard. Delegates named for the Iowa Volunteers state convention at Fort Dodge October 9 and 10 are Schloss Dew Myers Nelson Lybarger Dvorak Fisher and McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophus W. Klinge
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Volunteers
Montrose Hotel
Kilinge
Walter Morris
W. J. Scherrebeck
Frank Vlasek
H. H. Schloss
Verne Hall
Nelson Hersham
Fort Dodge
Ralph Dew
George Myers
Fulton A. Nelson
Neal Lybarger
Vincent R. Dvorak
Harris Fisher
George McGee
Arthur Community Night at the playground draws 350 attendees
Arthur community night at the playground drew 350 attendees Friday. The program featured a piano duet by Robert and Richard Duncan, an accordion solo by Carol Jean Bruns, a pantomime The Mellerdrummer with roles including Reader Bob Miller villain Leo Engler heroine Hans Nickels and hero Robert Kennon. Stage crew included Mary Vermeersch and Joyce Rogers. playground directors were Ellsworth Miller and Mary Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Arthur Playground
Robert
Richard Duncan
Carol Jean Bruns
Reader
Bob Miller
Leo Engler
Hans Nickels
Robert Kennon
Phyllis Schnoebelen
Tom Vogel
Danny Wilson
Horizon
Mary Lou Stolba
Sun
Ann Ke
Cedar Rapids couples apply for marriage licenses
Frederic T. Resch and Emily Fieselman both of Cedar Rapids. Mervin James Douglas and Ruby Marie Franks both of Cedar Rapids. Alfred Akers of Central City and Jeanette Holub of Prairieburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic T. Resch
Emily Fieselman
Cedar Rapids
Mervin James Douglas
Ruby Marie Franks
Alfred Akers
Central City
Jeanette Holub
Prairiesburg
Lewis To Seek New CIO Test In Ohio Vote
Washington reports John L. Lewis plans a renewed challenge to Governor Martin L. Davey in the Ohio Democratic primary on August 9. The CIO leader cites the steel strike defeat, condemns the militia deployment, and mobilizes union pressure through the American Mine Workers Journal urging labor unity to defeat Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Ohio
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Martin L. Davey
CIO
American Mine Workers Journal
Davey
Organized Labor
National Guard
Woman Found On River Bank After Drowning Report
A 27 year old woman Gladys McMullin of 217 Sixth street SE was found on the Cedar river bank near the Sixteenth avenue bridge after an apparent wading incident. Police and bystanders rushed to help but only minor injuries and stomach pain were noted. She was taken to Mercy hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McMullin
Sixth Street
Joseph
N. McMullin
Cedar River
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Frank Hasek
Twenty-first Avenue
Hasek
Rapaport Auto Wreck
Mr. McMullin
Simon and
Stusak
Novak Heating Company
First Street
Novak's
McMullin
S. L. Stolba
Unusual City Purchase Delays Record Time
City Auditor William H. McNichols reported it took eighteen city employees about six weeks to negotiate and complete the purchase of a five cent door lock spring for a city auto. The city paid a nickel to the repair shop and the total cost, including thirty-one bookkeeping steps, was 47 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
INL
William H. Mce-Nichols
McNichols
Hitler Awards Ford Nazi Grand Cross in Berlin Dispatch
Chancellor Adolf Hitler has conferred on Henry Ford the grand cross of the Order of the German Eagle, Germanys highest decoration. German Consul Kapp in Detroit will present the cross to Ford on his birthday to honor his achievements in the automotive industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Adolf Hitler
Henry Ford
Germany
Berlin
Staats-Zeitung
Kapp
Detroit
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss al Magnusson
Mrs. Graves
Bridge Club
Robertsons
Ozark
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Ofte Day
Alexander George
Rae
Wonor
Miss Barber
KINGS
Hentons
Ainsworths
Miss Paul
Robert Senninger
Young Republicans
Cribbage
Houston, Texas
Pope
Willy
Sen. Hale
Willie Willis
Gary Cooper
Japan
Sheldon Fillenworth
Mille Lacs, Minn
Pearl Gapen
Third Avenue SE
A. G Charter
Ninth Street
Charles H. Pinckney
D Avenue
Conrad
Margaret Wheeler
Hitler
Acousticon Institute
Nat
Bask Blair
Edar Rapids. la
Phonesoni
John E. Lapes
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