Rural Linn County graduates hold eighth grade exercises
Two hundred and twenty nine students from eighty nine rural schools across Linn County earned diplomas at Franklin junior high. Marvin Taylor of Fairview was honored as top student with a 96.7 average. Bernice Ringtak ing second. Dick Henderson and Margaret Knapp also won high honors. The program featured dances, duets, readings, and a Japanese drill as diplomas were awarded by county superintendent Miss Lulu Secrist.
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Linn County
Franklin Junior High School
Marvin Taylor
Fairview School
Clinton Township
Lulu B. Secrist
Floyd Duron Blue Creek
Grant Township
Mary Adelaide
Rosalie Mulherin
Graver
Franklin Township
Rose Hopper
Lewis Bottom
Fayette Township
Wonor
Dora McNulty
Bernice Ring
Dick Henderson
Stone School
Jackson Township
Ruth B. Paul Margaret Knapp
Forest Lane School
Bertram Township
Thames Sizer
Betty Jane Fredrickson
Rosedale School
Wilsie
Charles Schaeffer
Marton Township
Pauline Fredrickson
Ruth Converse
Ruby Young
Camp Good Health fund appeal supports undernourished children
A lengthy fundraising plea details gifts totaling 812.00 to the Camp Good Health fund aiding undernourished city children. It describes a health outing on wooded hills, nutritious meals, medical supervision, and ongoing follow up by Public Health Nursing, with lists of contributors from multiple local units and clubs.
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Camp Good Health Fund
Robert Beranck
Mount Vernon
Jimmie Ford
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Norway
Minerva Club
Big Creek
Public Health Nursing Association
Association
Linn County Dental Association
North Union Residents Named in Local Listing
The list names residents including Eitlene Crow ley Mars Louise Evlers Emma Wilson Emma Yossi Mildred Kinley Prairieburg Harry Came Robert Pierce Marie Benton Mary Holub Margaret Drexler Catherine Crosby Buffalo Waubeck Wallace Ross George LeRoy Pederson Marie L Clark Burlingham Ruth House Howard Paul Schley Betty Ann Eiler Boulder Viola Wilcox Edith Price Story Florence Odeen Brady Vantha Skinner Frozen Hill Wallace.
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Cann North Union
Eitlene Crowley Mars Louise Evlers
Emma Wilson
Emma Yossi
North West
Mildred Kinley
Prairieburg
Harry
Robert Pierce Marie Benton
Mary Holub
Margaret Drexler
Catherine Crosby
Buffalo
Waubeck
Wallace Ross
George LeRoy Pederson
Marie L. Clark
Burlingham
Ruth House
Howard Paul Schley
Betty Ann Eiler
Boulder
Viola M. Wilcox
Edith Price
Florence O'deen
Brady
Vantha Skinner
Frozen Hill
Wallace
Radio schedule highlights NBC CBS and London listings
Readable segments show a dense daily radio schedule across NBC CBS and London outlets with programs from morning through late night. Entries name stations WMAQ WEAF and WJZ among others, along with orchestras soloists and concerts including Savitt, Hort, and Neher, and church and parade broadcasts.
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WIZ
WMAQ
Canterbury Cathedral
London
Wi Chain
CBS
WBOM
WMT
WEAF
WEAP
WABC
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WBBM
Jane Inbc
WJZ
WTMI
Dronx Zoo
Pierre von
Inbc
Savitt Orch
Genla Tonarlova
NLC
WIZ Chain
Farm Bureau Federation
Stern Orch
Knight Orch
Trans Orch
Tnbc
WMI
Livestork and Meat Forum
WOC
Koeen Orch
Jack Weller
Hatte Theater
Nelmont
Neco
CBS Wabc
Lady Next Door
Nbci
Dengler
Austria
Nigelow Oress
Clark Oreh
Velaren
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Cham al Vearee
Gang
NDC
Frinceton
Jack Armstrong
WDBM
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Pickens
Waoc
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Philadelphia City Symphony
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Arch
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KMOX
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WFEAP
KMRBC
WLW
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Michaney
Pomiere Lombarde
NDC Weaf
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WHAM
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One Man's Family
NBC Weaf
WHO
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Aubertset Orch
Orch
WRRM
Opex Orch
Russell Orch
WBROM
Willson Orch
Geozo Delys
NUC
Nteffman Orch
WHEM
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WMT Southernaires
Bowes
WJZ Chain
Radio City
Church of the Air
WEHBM
Mary Small
Muldred
Jene Arnold
Searsea Islanders
Ldith Murray
Abram Chadins
NBC1
WZ Chain
Gat Hayes
WBRM
Landt
Sune Meredith
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Clark Arch
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Tony Wone
Chicago
Longfellows
Athrolte
Warwick Sisters
KMBC
KMON
NIC
Keon Petri
NHAC
Lucas
Dne Penner
Nelson Arch
Cbs1
Wendell Wall
Explosion and Fire Do $25 000 Damage at Washburn Mill
An explosion due to a broken extension cord caused a fire at the Washburn flour mill in Minneapolis early Friday. Fire damage reached about $25 000 when the sprinkler system flooded elevator machinery. Bamboo pillows are used in Samoa.
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Minneapolis
Washburn
Couple Stayed Two Nights In Camp Near Cedar Rapids
Jean Delaney Crompton 21 year old tied to John Dillinger gang member Tommy Carroll said she and Carroll stayed two nights at the Tin Lincoln tourist camp near Cedar Rapids Tuesday and Wednesday. She said she is not Carroll's wife legally though she wears a wedding ring and that a St Paul woman claiming to be his wife is also not married to him. Crompton said she is married to a Chicago mechanic and visited Carroll at the Waterloo morgue after his death. Carroll's body was sent to St Paul.
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Waterloo
Jean Delaney Crompton
Tommy Carroll
John Dillinger
St. Francis Hospital
Dillinger Gang
Black Hawk County
Carroll
St. Paul
Jean
Chicago
Crompton
Tincoln
Cedar Rapids
Police Probe Finds Carroll Delaney Not at Lincoln Camps
Inquiries at Lincoln Way and Lincoln Hill Top cabins on highway 30 east of the city show Tommy Carroll and Jean Delaney Compton did not spend Tuesday or Wednesday nights there. Lincoln Way owner A A Cook records show no couple matching their description, nor a matching car. The Lincoln camp similarly recalled visitors but could not identify the gangster pair. No other Lincoln named tourist camps were found in the vicinity.
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Lincoln Way
Lincoln Hill Top
Lincoln Hill
Highway 30
Tommy Carroll
Dillinger
Jean Delaney Compton
A. A. Cook
Carroll
Lincoln
Two Youths Stand Trial For Murder In Cop Killings
In Jeffersonville Indiana Edward Coffin and Lacey Long, both 22, go on trial for murder after a wild ride in a stolen car that killed two peace officers. The third suspect Robert Neal, 20, was jailed as his case awaits further action as the prosecutor signals possible death penalty.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Edward Coffin
Greenfield
Lacey Long
Helmsburg
Robert Neal
Bloomington
New Albany
Neal
Clyde F. Brooks
Man Posing As U S Agent Cashed Bad Check
An unidentified man calling himself a federal agent gave Harold Bordwell a $30 check to cash, then disappeared after the Detroit bank check was honored and returned. The suspect, Fred Murphy, was described as 6 feet 2 inches, about 52, glasses, 175 pounds. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated.
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Harold Bordwell
Second Street
Joseph A. Petrus
Heucere
Fred Murphy
Bordwell
Detroit, Mic
Wallace Predicts Wave of Prosperity for Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace predicted a period of unprecedented prosperity for agriculture and industry in the United States if the nation unites on a policy path. Speaking at the Minneapolis Club, he urged cooperation across parties to choose a direction, whether continuing AAA restraints or reviving world trade, and noted drought relief is advancing through cooperative action aided by rains.
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Minneapolis
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Minneapolis Club
America
Wallace
AAA
Dean Walter C. Coffey
Frederick E. Murphy
Press Agent Sues Merry Pickering for Publicity Fees
Merry Fahrney Pickering, Chicago patent medicine heiress, is sued in Hollywood by publicist Nancy Smith for 451.18 after failing to pay 150 a month to publicize Pickering in motion pictures and Hollywood. The suit alleges a contracted publicity agreement and nonpayment.
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Merry
Pickering Hollywood
Merry Fahrney Pickering
Chicago
Hollywood
Nancy Smith
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