Awards given at Mainley High list many honors
Awards presented at Mainley High highlight safety music and athletic honors. Students earned 500 and 1,000 point awards for scholastic and activity milestones, with chevrons for every 500 additional points. Darts and basketball tournaments crowned winning teams led by Helen Vaclav and Jane Watson, with multiple students named for high point totals.
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Tne Ta
Safety Council
Sre
Bad Chinias
Newmeister
Nemecex
Don “Aison
Walter MacCime
Charles Gaser
Bob Laufer
Paul
Antrenleis
Wessgle Borntns Lamwrer
Ohn Keaoternon
Mike Waters
Esther Compton
Greys Athletic
Rosalind Nelson
Elsie Barnes
Gladys Barnes
Jane Ann Coler
Jennie Dmitrux
Dornthy
June Duncan
Joan Futton
Marjorie Harris Vinle
Flanshaw
Ruth Jayne
Betty Hessler
Ruth Kubik
Jean Morris
Helen Raftis
Barbara Robbinson
Dorothy Rosen
Wilma Ruttan
Elinor Simon Bernice Ticny
Betty Jo Zeke Tre
Marjorie Bell
Leone Engberg
Dorothy Hawkins
Bertha Huzzins
Wanda Madson
Marjorie McGowan
Alice Michael Merilyn Miller
Blanch Meen
Jane Watson
Georgia Ann Kopecky
Florence Matteson
Frances Saldana
Georgia Shonka
Clairbel Snelling
Darlene Vaughn
Helen Grubb
Romana Holloway
Lews Wilkin
Joan Vessler
Julia Ann Marks
Dorothy Mesknes
Helen Vaclav
Vera Vaclav
McKinley Nign School
Mariel Berggren
Joy Vahl
Betty Jin Ziek
Jean Jungjoharn
Lews Wilkins
Helen Grubic
Ruth Jayne Elsie Barnes
Alice Micheal II
Helen Vaclavs
Vara Vaclav
Ramona Holloway
Muriel Berggren
Jenne Dmuitru
Jor Vahl
Anta Arenas
Blaze Lines
Betty Ja Zene
Jean J Sanzjonann
Betty Kessler
Charlotte Penningroth
Clairbel Snellings
Eli
King Leopold Refuses to Flee Before Surrender
The Belgian king, facing encirclement near Brussels, refused cabinet urges to flee to France. A royal-family friend recalls Leopold offering to Germany a capitulation plan after declining exile and sending a message to President Roosevelt via US envoy John Cudahy.
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Leopold
Brussels
Cudahy
Roosevelt
Washington
France
Linz
Bruges
Hubert Pierlot
Paul Henri
Spaak
Denis
Cable Car Breaks On Mt Rushmore Ends in Heroic Save
Foreman Mat Riley was credited with saving five workers when a cable car broke away near Mount Rushmore. Riley threw a wrench into the drum to slow the car, injuring one worker seriously and leaving two others with minor injuries. The car carried sculptor Gutzon Borglum and aides attempting four presidential likenesses. It was the first accident in 13 years of the project.
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Deadwood
Mat
Riley
Mount Rusmore
Norman Anderson
Gutzon Borglum
Quakers Expand War Refugee Relief Effort
The American Friends Service Committee announces expanded relief for war refugees in France after a request from Prime Minister Reynaud. Clarence E. Pickett says about $60,000 from the Red Cross aided the existing unit, with more funds clothing and 10 additional representatives to be sent to France immediately.
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Philadelphia
American Friends (Quaker) Service Committee
Paul Reynaud
France
Clarence E Pickett
Amercan Red Cross
Pickett
Franklin High to graduate two sets of twins
Two sets of twins with cousin fathers will graduate from Franklin high school Wednesday. Jack Hall and Jane Hall of 2959 Meadow Brook Drive SE are pictured. Nathaniel and Dean Terwilliger of 7510 Avenue NE are also featured. Jack excels in track. Dean is a Gazette carrier. Jane is senior class president and active in Honor Society and Martha Washington committee. Kathleen Terwilliger has been active in Hi-Y and Etre activities.
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Franklin High School
Jack
Jane Hall
D Mead
Meadow Oroog Drive
L. D Terwilliger
Avenue NE
Dean
Thompson Proto
Martha Washington Committee
Sophrosyne
National Honor — Society
Kathleen Terwilliger
Pattern 4476 blouse and skirt in multiple misses sizes
Instructions for pattern 4476 from Pattern ADDS details on blouse and skirt in sizes 14 through 42 with 35 inch fabric and 4 yard contrast. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Cedar Rapids Gazette New York for this pattern and ten cents for the latest Pattern Book.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
Italians Repair German Bomber Observed by Reporter
Paris dispatch reports Italian aircraft mechanics in Milan repairing a German JU 388 bomber damaged in the Marseille raid. The observer notes expanded Italian troop movements toward the border and signs that Mussolini may enter the war soon.
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Paris
INSI
Milan
Marseille
Genoa
U S Moves To Solidarity With Latin America
Washington reports a U S plan to bolster the 21 American republics with economic and political steps. Tactics include surveying danger spots for fifth columnists, expanding markets for Latin products, and aiding new industries. The inter American bank and base negotiations are also noted amid wartime trade shifts.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Uruguay
Europe
Scandinavia
Great Britain
inter-American Financial and Economic Committee
inter-American Bank
Latin America
Italy
Germany
Army and Navy Journal
State Department
South America
Cape Verde Islands
British Union of Fascists raids in Manchester
Scotland Yard officers detained 30 to 40 members of the British Union of Fascists in raids that continued through the night in Manchester and seized fascist documents. The action was disclosed on Tuesday.
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London
Scotland Yard
British Union of Fascists
Manchester
Patriotism and Flag Etiquette Letter to the Editor
Phyllis M. Luse of the city criticizes Memorial Day flag display and urges teachers to teach patriotism, warning against anti American views in Rugg textbooks and broadcasts while noting no improper flag displays at foreign born or naturalized citizens.
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the Gazette
Rugg
Serve as masters no more
A letter from James Emery Brookes of Glen Ridge New Jersey denounces officials who forget they serve the people. He argues presidents congress teachers and local leaders overstep as mere servants and deserve dismissal or removal from office.
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the Gazette
United States
Congress
America
James Emery
Glen Ridge
New Jersey
Jessel Condition Serious After Facial Paralysis
Hollywood drift reports Dr David R Robins says comedian George Jessel aged 43 is seriously ill and likely to remain in bed for weeks after a Friday night illness. His bride Louis Andrews 16 was at his bedside in the Hollywood Hills home built by Jack Dempsey.
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Hollywood
David R. Robins
George Jessel
Robins
Jessel
Louis Andrews
Hollywood Hills
Jack
Former foe admits Mitchell right on air power vision
Maj Gen Edwin B Winans, elder statesman of the William Mitchell case, says Europe’s war proves General Mitchell’s warnings that air power could decide future warfare were visionary. Now 71, Winans reflects on World War I pilots and others who once opposed him but now support his air preparedness stance.
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Vienna
INS
Edwin B Winans
Army Court
William
Billy) Mitchell
Europe
Bloomington Man Called To Peoples Church Pastorate
The Rev Rudolph Gilbert of Bloomington Illinois Unitarian church received a unanimous call to lead the Peoples church in Cedar Rapids with work to begin August first. He was chosen from nine candidates by a pulpit committee of ten and executive committee members. The announcement came from church board chairman George C Claassen.
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Rudolph Gilbert
Bloomington, Ill
The
Peoples Church
Cedar Rapids
George C Claassen
Claassen
Gilbert
M.S Hallman
W. E. Andre
Myra Willis
van Vechten Guild
C A. Anderson
Woodland Drive
R. Thomas Termonien
A. B Steele
A G. Thurman
Trinity Lutheran Graduation Set For Thursday Evening
Graduation exercises for Trinity Lutheran school will be held at 7 45 pm Thursday in the church parlors. Miriam Morris is valedictorian and Margaret Milburn salutatorian. Faculty includes Miss Ida Wolters John A Jaeger and Rev P L Bornhoeft. The program features a secretary address operetta Silver Bells and Cockle Shelix, songs by upper and lower grades, drills, a class prophecy, diplomas and pins, and the valedictory by Miriam Morris.
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Trinity Lutheran School
Miriam Morris
Margaret Milburn
Ida Wolters
John A Jaeger
P. L. Bornhoeft
William * Sherwin
Spper
Fay Foster
Rev . L. Bornhoel
Iris Pore
Richard C. Xottmeier
Miriam
Morr
Sormz
Jesus
Denies G O P To Delay Convention
Washington dispatch says the Republican National Convention will open in Philadelphia on June 24 as scheduled to nominate a strong ticket against Roosevelt for a third term. Chairman John Hamilton accused new dealers of efforts to propagandize the nation into delaying the convention.
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Washington
INS
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
G. O
John Hamilton
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