Lindbergh defers plans to return to United States
Col Charles A. Lindbergh has told friends threats to the safety of his two sons deter him from returning to live in the United States. He will not renounce his American citizenship, and remains in Britain with his family near Kent. His movements are kept private through voluntary public discretion, though he visits English airplane factories and maintains a laboratory at Long Barn in Weald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lindberghs
British Broadcasting Corporation
Tibet
Europe
Buckingham Palace
Illice
Brittany
Ilice
Kent
England
Weald
Alexis Carrel
Lindbergh Builds Lab on Iliec Island in Brittany
Local fishermen report Col. Charles A Lindbergh plans a laboratory on Iliec after arriving with his family. Building material deliveries suggest an eight foot wall may be planned, though officials call the wall rumor. Lindbergh shops at nearby Treguier and keeps a small plane 20 miles inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Brieuc
France
United States
Charles A Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
St. Gildas
Fisher People
Lindbergh
Treguier
Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Max Ely and Mary Generose McNamara both of Cedar Rapids. Berne Robert Sands and Martha Mary Drakos both of Cedar Rapids. Horace L. Achter and Bernice H. Wilson both of Cedar Rapids. Paul Thomas and Sylvia Northland both of Cedar Rapids. Stuart F. Dale of Cedar Rapids and Frances L. Doherty of Michigan City Indiana. Carl Benz linked a gas engine to a vehicle and drove it on Munich streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ely
Mary Generose McNamara
Cedar Rapids
Berne Robert Sands
Martha Mary Drakos
Horace L. Achter
Bernice H. Wilson
Paul Thomas
Sylvia Northland
Stuart F. Dale
Frances L. Doherty
Michigan City
Ind
Carl Benz
Munich
City Briefs and Personal News Roundup
Fire at 1139 Eighth Street NW confined to bed clothing on the second floor. Fire at 1835 C Avenue NE roof blaze caused by chimney sparks. P. F. Byrnes and his mother return from Monmouth due to death in family. Shueyville United Brethren church schedules services with topics on life and Bible. John W. Barry's photograph Outline to be published in American Annual of Photography and to tour Cedar Rapids exhibit. Weeder stolen from Henry Scurlock’s property, second theft after fall. J J. Shepard speaks on Public Relations at Williamsburg dinner. J D Long, 78, fractures hip falling from chair. admitted to Mercy hospital. The Iowa Volunteers to meet at armory for Cedar Memorial cemetery services Sunday at 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Rock
Eighth Street NW
Iowa
Armory
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
John W. Barry
Cedar Rapids
Port Arthur Graduate Takes Radio Operator Post in North Dakota
Elwin Newell, a Port Arthur College alumnus from Port Arthur Texas, has accepted the position of radio operator and announcer at KOVC Valley City North Dakota. He arrived in Cedar Rapids by train Wednesday to visit his parents D. M. and and Mrs Newell and other relatives before continuing northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Newell
Port Arthur College
Port Arthur
Tex
KOVC
Valley City
N. D
Valley City move precedes work start
A youth travels with his parents to Valley City to begin work after a Thursday auto trip. A car stolen from Edward Sheehy’s Quaker Oats plant was found abandoned at Robins Lake Friday morning by city patrolmen. The Red Cross notes a June 15 deadline for the Chinese relief fund in Linn County, which has not met its quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Edward Sheehy
Knollwood Drive
Quaker Oats
Walsh
Hines
Robins Lake
Red Cross
Metta A. Burd
Linn County
North Western President Visits Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon Area
President Fred W. Sargent of the North Western railroad arrived in Cedar Rapids from an inspection of the Chicago Minneapolis Omaha and St Paul system. He will spend the weekend near Mount Vernon, working on his farm and visiting the region. William Wedel 29 of Marion faces embezzlement charges for selling mortgaged property including a four door sedan. hearing date not yet set. Miss Eva Marsh 20 was injured in Des Moines while resisting an assailant. her father Robert Marsh traveled to Des Moines after learning of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Sargent
North Western Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Chicago, Minneapolis, Omaha and
William Wedel
Route No 4
Marion
William Fleming
Wedel
H. R. Churchill
E. J. Dahms
R. W. Dahms
Eva Marsh
Des Moines
Hull Avenue SE
Robert Marsh
Richard Marsh
Two Cedar Rapids Students Enlist in Army Medical Reserve Camp
At Officers Camp 108 junior medical students attend a six week ROTC camp at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Carlson Stansbury and John S Downing of Cedar Rapids Iowa join peers Evans Simpson Maloney Croxdale and others. They will receive degrees and commissions as first lieutenants in the United States Army Medical Reserve Corps after completing their medical courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Jefferson Barracks
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
John R. Stansbury
E. Stansbury
Forest Drive
John S. Downing
L. M. Downing
Second Avenue SE
Byron H. Evans
Frederic E. Simpson
Iowa City
John J. Maloney
LaPorte City
Edward L. Croxdale
Fonda
Woman Foiled Short Change Plot At Bank
Miss Marie May, a Guaranty Bank teller at 317 Favenue NW, exposed a short change scam when a man pressed a $100 bill for change into two fives then three twenties and attempted to reclaim the full sum. The suspect, about 35, 5 feet 6 inches tall, 135 pounds, dark complexion, thin face, straight black hair, wore a brown gabardine suit. Harry Grove of 2811 First Avenue E also reported being held for $5 by two similar artists on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Bank
Miss Marie May
Miss May
Harry Grove
First Avenue E
Public Support Lacking to Enforce D runken Driving Laws
Iowa assistant county attorney Carl Hendrickson told the Council of Social Agencies luncheon that drunken driving convictions depend on public sentiment in parts of the state. He noted Linn County juries push for enforcement while other areas may trade charges for reckless driving fines. Officers elected at the meeting include Lloyd C. Grover as chairman, Metta A. Burd as vice chair, and Nadia Thorpe as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Carl Hendrickson
Council of Social Agencies
Hendrickson
Linn County
Tion
Lloyd C. Grover
Iowa State Employment Agency
Metta A. Burd
American Red Cross
Nadia Thorpe
Camp Fire Girls
Have Not Nations Crux of World Situation Says Elderkin
Local attorney David Elderkin told the High Twelve club at Hotel Roosevelt that the crux of current world difficulties lies in the effort of have not nations to gain economic stability. He urged the United States to educate its people against war, lower tariff walls with others, and share world leadership to dream of permanent peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elderkin
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
United States
Mr.Elderkin
Maddigan School Plans Hollywood Premiere Monday Night
The Maddigan school of music presents a Hollywood Premiere Monday at 8 in Memorial Coliseum. The winning act will be contracted for a July Hollywood juvenile picture. The program features an Irish dance Shenanegans with Janet Le Roy and a list of named dancers, a dramatic skit Patch Work Quill, a baby parade, a Schubert Ave Maria choir, and an all girl band led by Irene Smith with multiple soloists and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan School of Music
Hollywood
Memorial Coliseum
Mathilda Slaman
Johnnie Smith
Billie Sisco
Thelma Risk
Betty Anne Robertson
Joan McCarthy
Charlene Buresh
Billy Pfeffer
Ruth Staples
Mercedes Williams
Dixie Lou Weinberger
Susan
Harvey Adkins
Elmer
Belihna Dingman
Lyndal Davis
Barbara Anne Teeters
Lois Thompson
Merla Gene Even
Sarah Jane Whitcomb
Billie Dawn Lebkisher
Minuet
Duanne Johanos
Betty Lou Pfeffer
Denny Palmer
Margaret Anne Buresh
Robert Adkins
Patricia Kriel
Carol Doherty
Sharon Moneypenny
Margot Palmer
Margaret Sisco
Merla Jean Even
Richard Kriel
Ronnie Weinberger
Betty Lu Bevins
Jackie Bevins
Billie Sivers
Marilyn Sivers
Everon Konrad
Robert Deason
Donald Saylor
Keith Lupton
Donald Johanos
Raymond Petrzelka
Bob Ford
Gene Ford
Billy Riley
Chester Eberberger
Irene Smith
Gean Vorel
Marguerite Vorel
Pauline Call
Margaret Paepper
Betty Harger
Six Year Old Morrissey Suffers Fractured Skull
Janet Morrissey six year old daughter of Dr and Mrs D L Morrissey of 4036 First Avenue E suffered a fractured skull Wednesday after a fall from a stepladder in the garage at the rear of the Morrissey residence. She was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Morrissey
D. L. Morrissey
First Avenue E
Morrissey
Mercy
Hospital Friday update on patient condition
Hospital says on Friday the patient’s condition is fair and she is not allowed visitors.
Governor declines Father’s Day proclamation in Nebraska
Governor R L Cochran told Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce secretary William B Loring he will not issue an official Father’s Day proclamation on June 19. He cites overuse of proclamations, a drift toward many declared days, and a wish to raise proclamation standards while endorsing the idea of Father’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
William B Loring
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindy
Copyricht
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Annie
E Avenue NW
C Avenue NE
H. S. Dake
P. F. Byrnes
Avenue
Monmouth
Ill
Byrnes
Birdena Ward
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Henry Scurlock
F Avenue NW
B Avenue NW
Scurlock
H Avenue NW
Williamsburg
J J. Shepard
The
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Williamsburg Community Club
J. D. Long
Twelfth Street SE
Fred Sargent
Star Jewelry Co. x
Maddigan School
Palm Beach
Ena
Eac
Ees
Syndicate
New
First Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!