Doctor W E Owen Over Half a Century in Medicine
Dr W E Owen of Cedar Rapids marks fifty years in medicine with a career spent in Edinburgh Liverpool Rush Chicago and Iowa. He recalls Dr Williams as shaping his ethics and devotion to humanity. His happiest memory is a speech by Henry Drummond and helping a 64 year old deaf patient regain a voice enabling her wedding.
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W. E. Owen
Owen
Llanrwst
North Wales
Wales
Dr. Owen
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Rush Medical School
Chicago
United States
Williams
Cambria
Wis
Williamsburg
Iowa
A. C. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Paul Kersch
Vienna
Rock Island
Dr. Kersch
Medical Association
Thompson
William E. Owen
W. E. Owen, Jr
Twenty
Fifth Street
Local parade color bearers and guards honor page
A parade list features Virgil Dvorak Ralph Emmons Jack Harrington Jack Hoffman Ray Ingham Gene Jacobs Roland Johnson Grant Jennings Dick Karanda Dale Krumbholz Don ald Kine Vernon Kelchner Rich ard Link Raymond Link Jack Little N. J. Markey Donald Mar tin Junior Mitralsky Bill Mc Manus Don Parsons Robert Steuber Marvin Sedlacek Willis Shaner Bob Shoreman Fred Spratt Bill Severn Edward Ster encuk Hugo Sindelar Arno Sin delar Junior Vohaska George Vondracek Arthur Winne Rich ard Wims Wayne Woods Ralph Wyatt Laurence Williams Rich ard Zoble Joe Markey drum major Vivian Dvorak Marilyn Ingham Jean Cunningham Nadine McManus color bearers and guards and Donald Blood mascot.
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Virgil Dvorak
Ralph Emmons
Jack Harrington
Jack Hoffman
Ray Ingham
Gene Jacobs
Roland Johnson
Grant Jennings
Dick Karanda
Dale Krumbholz
Donald Kine
Vernon Kelchner
Richard Link
Raymond Link
Jack Little
N. J. Markey
Donald Martin
Junior Mitralsky
Bill McManus
Don Parsons
Robert Steuber
Marvin Sedlacek
Willis Shaner
Bob Shoreman
Fred Spratt
Bill Severn
Edward Sterencuk
Hugo Sindelar
Arno Sindelar
Junior Vohaska
George Vondracek
Arthur Winne
Richard Wims
Wayne Woods
Ralph Wyatt
Laurence Williams
Richard Zoble
Joe Markey
Vivian Dvorak
Marilyn Ingham
Jean Cunningham
Nadine McManus
Donald Blood
Preakness Queen To Be Bridesmaid In Maryland Wedding
Blonde Augusta Poe, famous as the 1938 Preakness queen, sustained four broken teeth in an early Saturday car accident ahead of a society wedding in which she was to serve as a bridesmaid. A fellow bridesmaid and two ushers escaped injury after the crash, which followed a dinner for Mary Howard Bruce, daughter of Maryland Democratic national committeeman Howard Bruce, who was to wed H Alexander Smith Jr. in Princeton, New Jersey, later that day.
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Baltimore
Augusta Poe
Miss Poe
Mary Howard Bruce
Maryland
Howard Bruce
H. Alexander Smith, Jr
Princeton
N. J
Hollywood Premiere of Maddigan School Adds More Names
More names are listed for the Maddigan school of music staging the Hollywood Premiere at 8 p.m. Monday in Memorial coliseum. Participants include Sadie Habib Ida Teeters Joyce Thompson Melba Davis Grace Dougherty Grace Williams Nick Habib Anthony Charles Perry Paulsen George Close Russell McLaughlin Bob Hayward and many others in the Flora dora costume dance and gay nineties and military ensembles with Violet Speake Elizabeth Wood Delza and others in the cast. The Eclipse studios of New York provide scenery and Leland England leads the Hawaiian numbers with his troupe.
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Hollywood
Maddigan School of Music
Memorial Coliseum
Sadie Habib
Ida Teeters
Joyce Thompson
Melba Davis
Grace Dougherty
Grace Williams
Nick Habib
Anthony Charles
Perry Paulsen
George Close
Russell McLaughlin
Bob Hayward
Elizabeth Wood
J. M. Dalziel
Raymond Wilson
Madeline Robertson
Helen Dvorak
Gene Vorel
Arlene Selzer
Jewell Richards
Marion Fisher
Phylis Lee Maxson
Mildred Navratil
Norma Jean Atkinson
Violet Speake
Maxine McAnulty
Eclipse Studios
New York
Hawaii
Leland England
Dea
Rachel
Arlene
Lorene
Marie England
Francis Saldana
Mabel Beltram
Susie Beltram
Rosie Rodriguez
Grace Rodriguez
Alta Aremas
Phyllis Kotlinek
Viola Bohne
Elma Jean Batchelder
Warren Buckner
Marvin Buckner
Robert Burk
Verne Balster
Dick Brague
Junior Chase
Robert Cook
Richard Cornwall
Bill Cregle
Richard Churchill
Bill Duster
Bob Dvorak
Don Dvorak
First Reformed Church Plans Vacation School
The First Reformed Church at 351 Eight Avenue SW will open a daily vacation Bible school Monday at 9 a.m. under Rev. Samuel Ramaker. For two weeks, 77 children a day on average attended, with 16 teachers assisting. The program includes worship, memory work, Bible stories, supervised play, music, religious drama, and handcraft in four departments. Certificates will be awarded to children with two or fewer absences. souvenirs for all enrollees.
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First Reformed Church
Eighth Avenue SW
Samuel Ramaker
Ramaker
Fourth of July Ads Drive Town Holiday Celebrate Plans
Local advertisers push the July Fourth celebration with insertions in the Where to Go Want Ad column. The ad section signals readers to spend on events, food stalls, and entertainment as the town gears up for a holiday turnout.
Defective Propeller Blamed For Crash
DELAVAN II UP Army enlisted men Saturday night bundled up the fragments of a giant bombing plane and took them to the U S army air base at Rantoul N L for further examination by an investigating board that seeks to determine what caused the twin motor Douglas to crash killing eight officers and enlisted men State aviation officials said they believed a defective propeller was the probable cause of the crash They said a propeller apparently set up a great vibration which caused the left wing to shake off more than a mile from where it crashed A farmer told them there was no flash or flame until the plane struck the ground.
Autoists' Paradise in St Joseph as gas hits five cents
Gas war between rival filling stations cuts price to five cents a gallon in St Joseph. Motorists rushed to fill every container Saturday, stocking up as prices drop.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
INS
St. Joseph
Burke Claims New Deal Targeting Nine Democratic Senators
In Chicago Senator Edward R Burke says the Roosevelt administration plans to purge nine of 27 Democratic senators up for reelection this year. He names Gillette Smith Lonergan Tydings George Clark Adams McCarran Van Nuys and predicts the drive will fail despite Farleys alleged lukewarm support.
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Chicago
Edward R. Burke
Roosevelt
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Burke
Sens. Smith
South Carolina
Lonergan
Connecticut
Tydings
Maryland
George
Georgia
Clark
Missouri
Adams
Colorado
McCarran
Nevada
van Nuys
Indiana
Northwestern University
New Deal
Fought 2 Years To Dodge Jail Now Can't Get In
CHICAGO INS. Harry W. Gahagan, a wealthy real estate dealer, spent two years fighting a 20 day jail sentence for drunk driving and failed again Saturday to gain entry to Cook County jail. He sought placement to serve the term and free time to embark on a European trip aboard the Normandie.
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Chicago
INS
Harry W. Gahagan
Gahagan
Illinois
Cook County
District Attorney’s Office
Untimely Jail Release Delays Sailor's Court Hearing
A sailor will miss a scheduled sailing while the sheriff awaits necessary papers from the municipal court to jail him. The delay stems from the court documents not yet being obtained, preventing immediate custody.
Train wrecked in washout near Hematite Missouri
A Missouri Pacific passenger train bound for Little Rock, bound for Little Rock, was wrecked early Saturday by a flood washout on a creek near Hematite, Missouri. Engineer W. W. Malloy of Bismarck, Missouri, apparently trapped and drowned in the cab of the locomotive after the wreck.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Ark
Hematite
Here
W. W. Malloy
Bismarck
Rescue at River Creek Wreck Delays Train Passengers
After a freight wreck in a creaking stream caused by a heavy night rain, about 30 passengers were marooned as cars derailed but no coaches left the tracks. A makeshift board bridge and boats aided their escape. fireman C. T. MecRill of Poplar Bluff jumped into the water, reached a tree, and clung four hours before rescue.
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C. T. MecRill
Poplar Bluff
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