Old Maids Club Picnic For End Of School Year
The Old Maids club hosts a Friday evening picnic at Miss Marianne Corey’s home 346 Park Terrace SE to mark the school year’s end. About thirty four attendees include Miss Coreys and a list of guests with many young women and men named.
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Old Maids’ Club
Marianne Corey
George W. Corey
Park Terrace
Corey
Misses Corey
Patricia Salter
Mary Jane Murdock
Katherine Luberger
Patricia Graves
Betty Mae Sommer
Jeanne Rowe
Kathryn Lynch
Jean Killen
Dorothea Dolson
Betty Hamilton
Betty Szicar
Barbara Ramsey
Betty Gage
Alflayne Keneeny
Betsy Jean Flodin
Jessie Benson
Perry McCollister
Robert Meek
Frank Bates
Billi Lattner
Dick Savel
Jim Ralston
Tom Barry
Don Hersch
Jim Jensen
Jack Brown
Jack Talbot
Donald Ross
Ted Welch
Richard Jen
Jam Mc Raith
Bill Norris
Bill Guage
Myron Jensen Hosts Eighteenth Birthday Buffet
Myron Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs William H Jensen, entertained friends and high school classmates at a buffet supper after initiation exercises in Memorial building to celebrate his eighteenth birthday. The green and yellow centerpiece birthday cake framed the event with bingo as the after supper diversion. Guests included Flora Mae Barton Mary Gallagher Lois Mallenhaver Irene McElden Audrey Shelquist Caroline Cornish Helen Leighty Donald Fraverd Norman Snouffer Craig Seeley Harlan Leichenring Verne Vorishek and Robert Jensen.
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Myron Jensen
William H. Jensen
Twenty-second Street
Memorial Building
Myron
Flora Mae Barton
Mary Gallagher
Lois Mallenhaver
Irene McElden
Audrey
Alvin G Keyes Elected President Of Iowa Junior Bar
Alvin G Keyes of Cedar Rapids was chosen president of the Iowa Junior Bar at its meeting during the 44th annual State Bar convention in Des Moines. Kenneth Wilson of Sioux City was elected vice president and Richard H Plock of Burlington secretary. An adopted resolution urged continued aid to the integrated bar effort. Arthur T Vanderbilt of Newark addressed a convention dinner on Judges and Lawyers English and American.
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Des Moines
Alvin G Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Junior Bar
State Bar Association
Thursay Kenneth Wilson
Sioux City
Richard H. Plock
Burlington
Arthur T Vanderbilt
Newark
N. J
American Bar Association
Oust Republican to Seat Democrat in New Hampshire
The House rejected Rep. Arthur B. Jenks and seated Alphonse Roy after a contest over 34 missing Newton ballots. Vote tallies: Roy 226, Jenks 109. party lines shifted to 328 Democrats and 89 Republicans. Debate labeled the ouster a miscarriage of justice amid partisan fury.
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Washington
INS
New Hampshire
House
Arthur B. Jenks
Alphonse Roy
Jenks
Roy
Chamber
Newton
Star's Mother Hints at Romance with G-Man Chief
New York report says Mrs Lela EK Rogers, mother of Ginger Rogers, weighs marriage to J Edgar Hoover head of the FBI. Hoover telephoned her from Miami about James Cash finding, and she notes Congress cut the bureau’s appropriation as a reason she has not received an engagement ring.
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New York
INS
Lela EK
Rogers
Ginger Rogers
Edgar Hoover
Congress
Bureau
International News Service
East Fifties
Hoover
Flood Control Bill Passed By Senate
The Senate approved a $375 million flood control bill and sent it to the House for concurrence on multiple amendments.
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Senate
Washington
House
Luise Rainer Sues Odets For Divorce
Hollywood star Luise Rainer, twice awarded by the Academy, filed a suit for divorce from playwright Clifford Odets late Thursday. The action seeks dissolution of marriage amid reports of marital strain in the famous couple.
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Luise Rainer
Odets
Hollywood
Clifford Odets
Evening Radio Program Schedule and Orchestras
Radio primetime listings show NBC WEAF WJZ CBS WABC and chain broadcasts with Frank Black George Olsen Lud Gluskin Pat Whiteman and many orchestras. Notable entries include Tonight programs across multiple groups and stations, plus sports and talk segments, with detailed network affiliations and station chains.
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Frank Black
NBC
Weaf Chain
WJZ Chain
CBS
Wabc and Chain
Pat Whiteman
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
WEAF
George Olsen
INBC
WIZ Chain
Hollywood Hotel
WaBe
Spelling Bee
NBG
WIZ
INGO
John J * Ofconnor
Talk
NHC
Wiz Chan
Lud Gluskin
WEAP
Weap Chain
Chain
Amas
Andy
Rita Rio
WJZ
Just Entertainment
Lum
Abner
HMOX
Alf Donahue
Aan Breese
Jack Crawford
Waabc
Ben Cutler
Frank Trumbiter
Leighton Noble
Chun
Blue_ Barron
Fletcher Henderson
Buddy Rogers
Iole
Noone
Breakfast Club
Conservatory Music
Nmusic Guild
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bnorl Ulsht
Soma Kienz Orchestra
Maditson
Waabc and Chain
Wes Ehain
Detroit
WaBe and Chain
Golden Melodies
WFAP
INBCI
En Sabin
WAZ Enen
Wil McCime
Owen Galt
Tarane
WIZ Enon
Pewt Dauetns Sports Review
Artie Shaw
Pichard Himber
Messace
Kaltenmeyer
Dale Carnesle
Woc
Barry McKinley
Symphony Orchestra
al Roth
Will Osborne
Horace Heldt
Russ Morenan
Rudy_ Vallee
Art Kassel
Blue Barrows
Freddie Martin
Archbold Reaches Dutch New Guinea Air Flight
Richard Archbold, millionaire explorer, landed his giant air boat Guba at 7 11 am at Hollandia Dutch New Guinea after a 6 284 mile flight from San Diego via Honolulu and Wake Island ending a long oceanic route with Pan American Airways Radio.
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Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Pan American Airways
Richard Archbold
Guba
San Diego
Honolulu
Wake Island
Nollywood Romance: Gleason and Hobart Wed in Oakland
Actor Gleason 30, son of James Gleason, wed Miss Cynthia Hobart 23 daughter of Henry Hobart film director in Oakland California on Thursday. Hobart’s mother Mrs E B Wright of Hollywood also noted.
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Oakland
Calif
Russell Gleason
James Gleason
Hollywood
Cynthia Hobart
Iowa approves funds for Swedish tercentenary trip
In a five to four decision the legislative interim committee advanced up to 1500 to reimburse the Iowa Swedish tercentenary commission for travel to Wilming ton Delaware. Governor Kraschel had appointed an 11 member commission, but no state funds were approved earlier. The vote drew sharp remarks from critics who called the process irregular and warned future requests may be rejected.
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Des Moines
Legislative Interm Committee
Iowa
Wilmington
Del
America
Kraschel
Executive Council
Gustave Alesch
Marcus
Dewey E. Goode
Bloomfield
Alesch
Goode
Leo” Elthon
Iowa officials named for celebration roles
Governor Kraschel designates a slate of Iowa representatives for the state celebration. Named are Dr. Alfred J. Pearson Miss Irene Carlson Fred Swanson Ted Carlson Alfred Frisk Peter Englund Des Moines Dr. J. E. Swanson Ivar Brodine Sioux City Rev. A. D. Freden Burlington Representative Oscar Johnson Kana wha Representative O. N. Hullman Stanton.
Langer Sues Ken Magazine for 250000 Damages
North Dakota Governor William Langer filed a lawsuit in Chicago against Ken Magazine Arnold Gingrich and author Michael Frost seeking 250000 with claims the article Progressives vs Politician ruined his reputation as a lawyer citizen and public official. The piece distributed May 26 in the May June issue labeled him a master demagogue harming his senate campaign against Senator Gerald Nye.
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Chicago
William Langer
North Dakota
Ken Magazine
Ken
Arnold Gingrich
Michael Frost
Langer
Gerald Nye
Johnson Co 4-H Girls Elect Wilma Lee Hudson
Wilma Lee Hudson of Pleasant Valley township was elected president of the Johnson county girls 4-H clubs at the annual rally. Margaret Schwimley of Sharon township was named vice president, Elizabeth Spencer of Pleasant Valley township secretary-treasurer, and Lena Krall of Newport township historian. More than 150 girls attended the rally.
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Iowa City
Wilma Lee Hudson
Pleasant Valley’ Township
Johnson County
Margaret Schwimley
Sharon Township
Elizabeth Spencer
Pleasant Valley Township
Lena Krall
Newport Township
Farms Hold Most Power In U S Economy
Farms in the United States have more available horsepower than manufacturing and mining combined, underscoring agriculture’s outsized role in economic capacity and production.
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United States
Roosevelt May Aid Senators On Tour West
President Roosevelt plans a July western tour touching Kentucky Ohio Tennessee Oklahoma Texas and California to back Democratic contenders including Alben Barkley and to gauge major battles in multiple primaries. He will likely end the trip with a west coast cruise from San Francisco toward the Galapagos before returning via the Panama Canal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
White House
Ohio
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
California
San Francisco
Cocos Island
Galapagos
Panama Canal
Marietta
Northwest Territory
Ohio River
Covington
Barkley
Robert Barkley
Shelby County
Ed Crump
Tom Stewart
Winchester
Gordon Browning
Crump
George Berry
Len Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma primary race tightens around Thomas and Smith
Oklahoma figures tour the Grand River dam at Venita on July 10 as five candidates oppose Thomas. Rep. Gomer Smith of Oklahoma City is seen as the strongest threat, with Gov. E. W. Marland running an active campaign. Smith previously placed third in 1936 behind Sen. Josh Lee and is backed by Townsend pension supporters.
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Okla
Grand River Dam
Iowa Bar Exam: 77 Pass Out of 105 Admitted
Des Moines AP reports the state bar examiners announced 77 of 105 applicants passed the three day examination and were admitted to the bar. Chief Justice Carl B. Stiger welcomed the new attorneys, noting a higher pass rate than last year. Included are Albert J. Shaw Jr and two women, among others.
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DES Moines
State Board of Bar Examiners
Carl B. Stiger
State Supreme Court
Albert J. Shaw, Jr
Pocahontas
Albert J. Shaw
Iowa City
Thomas Reagan Adams
Kalonas
Raymond Arthur Brown
Cedar Rapids
Wilford V. Clark
West Union
William Leonard Fahey
Leslie T. Gidlin
John W Jurgensen
Ruth Duncan Kautz
Muscatine
Bryan L. Kepford
Waterloo
Walter E. Kroeger
Patterson wife granted uncontested divorce in Illinois
Mrs Alice Higginbotham Patterson wife of Joseph Medill Patterson publisher of the New York Daily News was granted an uncontested divorce Friday by Circuit Judge Ralph Cady on grounds of desertion.
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Waukegan, Ill
Alice Higginbotham Patterson
Joseph Medill Patterson
New York Daily News
Ralph Cady
Phillips 1938 state maps offer private car travel
Travel in your own private car this summer start and stop when you like without worry about time tables and the whole family rides with you at the cost of a single fare Phillips offers FREE road maps to plan such a vacation The new 1938 edition is off the press with mileage figures points of interest and latest touring information Ask for these colorful State maps at Phillips Service Stations Also try a tankful of Phillips 66 Poly Gas to preview performance service and savings.
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Phillips
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Iowa Junior Bar Group
Star
G-Man Chief
Nash
Nash Coffee Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nashs Coffee
Archbold
Wm. Langer
West
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