Not Possible To Argue With U S Berlin Statement
German spokesman on Saturday called it impossible to argue with the United States over France’s stance in Syria and said no Nazi statement would be issued on the Robin Moor case until military authorities complete an inquiry. He urged Paris to respond to Hull’s attack on Vichy and cautioned against reports of Germany allowing contraband ships to England to sail unchecked.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
France
Syria
Robin Moor
Cordell Hull
Poli
England
Original Delicious Apple Tree Dead After Fall Storm
The original Delicious apple tree near Winterset, famed for the Hawkeye variety, has died after the Armistice Day storm and a hard freeze. William B. Landis confirms the veteran tree will not recover. New shoots may continue from the stump to preserve the line, with removal of the dead trunk planned next fall.
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Winterset
William B. Landis
Landis
Iowa
Vermont
James Hiatt
Hiatt
Louisiana, Mo
Rail Service Resumes After Floods Between Marquette and Waukon
Rail service on the 23 mile Milwaukee line between Marquette and Waukon was restored after torrential rain on May 30. The disruption marked the longest in over sixty years of operation on the branch. Two freight trains departed Marquette Saturday morning with delayed merchandise bound for Waterville and Waukon.
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S McGregor
Waukon
Milwaukee Railroad
Marquette
Waterville
Historic Salem Church Rededication Set by Lincoln Church
Historic Salem church once served Salem Presbyterian in Crystal township will be rededicated as the Community Federated church of Lincoln. Two denominations will participate with dedicatory sermons, youth pageant, and a candle light communion to close the day. The project cost nearly $3,000 funded by a building drive begun in January.
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Salem Church
Salem Presbyterian Church
Crystal Township
Dismiss Charges After Accident Near Vinton LINTON
Charges against Oliver Lee Jr of Des Moines arising from a collision on Highway 36 that killed Norwood Mevis of Waterloo were dismissed in Justice of Peace J A Ruhi’s court Friday. The dismissal came on motion by County Attorney Don Boddicker with Iowa Highway Patrol Sergeant C B Day’s consent.
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Linton
Oliver Lee, Jr
Des Moines
Norwood Mevis
Waterloo
Court of Justice of Peace
J. A. Ruhi
Don Boddicker
C. B. Day
Iowa Highway Patrol
Lee
Aon
Calf Survives Storm Yet Becomes Local Wonder
A newborn calf born just before a northeast Iowa storm survived being swept away and hidden in brush. Six days later farmer F. J. Barloon spotted a black object in the brush and reconnected with the calf, sparking local interest as a remarkable survival.
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Gazette
Decorah
Adolph Barlon
Iowa
F. J. Barloon
Monona Woman to Celebrate 95th Birthday
Theresa Schaefer Monona’s oldest resident will celebrate her ninety fifth birthday at home on Sunday. The narrative notes her early life with parents and marriage to Arnold Schaefer, with the couple founding a farm near Giard before settling there long ago.
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Monona
Theresa Schaefer
Sun
Arnold Schaefer
Giard
Eastern Iowa notes and weddings in Fayette Independence and beyond
A Fayette Independence session featured Maynard addressing Elkader lodge members while Bess Gray demonstrated secret work. Aurora reports Ellen King and Leslie Davis wed April 9 in a parsonage ceremony with Rev. Netting presiding. The column lists local civic and social notices from Lisbon to Dewsitt and Tipton including clubs, marriages, enrollments, and public events.
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Maynard
Toof and
Rebekah
Fayette of Independence
Aurora
Ellen King
Will King
Oelwein
Leslie Davis
Alfred Davis
R. J. Netting
Clair Anderman
Davis
Ames
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Flags Marked by Local Ceremonies Across Missouri Towns
A May Flag Day observance in Unionville featured a single ring service read by justice H. M. Jones. In Buchanan County, Aurora Auxiliary elected Mrs Clyde Hayward president with Mrs C M Parker as secretary treasurer. other leaders include Mrs William O Brien of Lamont as vice president and Mrs Coe Braden of Winthrop. Clermont alumni gathered. Winthrop reports board hires for district Superintendent Marshall Field Swaledale and teachers Max Northrup Fairbank Bernice Reed West Liberty. Monticello mourns Mrs George Wilkens funeral. Keystone announces Miss Gertrude Albers and Dwayne Meyer wedding. Kalona committees named for Sharon Center Fourth of July. Traer lodge picnic planned and Herman Bergles dies age 59. Vinton Lions plan minstrel show June 26-27. Walford notes First Holy Communion. Central City Linn chapter visits Springville OES. Mount Vernon Jaynes Photo Service remains. Spillville reports St Wenceslaus marriage. Waukon election of officers for local fraternal order.
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Dysart
Macgregor
Mary Murray
St. Joseph's Sanatorium
Dune
Curtis Hayes
Katherine McFarlane
Gladys Wright
Aurora
Clyde Hayward
Independence
Buchanan County American Legion Auxiliary
C. M. Parker
William O’brien
Lamont
Coe Braden
Winthrop
Chris Hauschen
Tom Tracy
Manchester
Fourth District
Monticello
George Wilkens
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Congregational Church
Wilkens
William H. Proctor
Keystone
Gertrude Albers
Dwayne Meyer
Hartwig Albers
Kalona
Sharon Center
Ray Smalley
Paui Oa
Collins Named Grand Knight of Iowa City Knights of Columbus
Charles F Collins was named grand knight of Iowa City Marquette Council No 842 Knights of Columbus to succeed Verne aeae. Also named were deputy grand knight grand R Burnett chancellor iaiemon ware den Haman recording secretary Richard Bireline treasurer F L Horan advocate J M Bradley trustee. Schillig and Collins chosen as delegates to the state convention next May. Prof E C Cousins announced Johnson county campaign quota for United Service drive at 3000 dollars with first day set for next Wednesday and drive ending January 14.
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Iowa City
Charles F. Collins
Marquette Council
Knights of Columbus
Verne C. Ae Ae
Gran R. Burnett
Iaiemon Ware
L. J. Haman
Richard Bireline
F. L. Horan
J. M. Bradley
Schillig
Collins
E. C. Cousins
Johnson County
United Service Organization
Safety drive cites feebleminded motorists and new clinics
A speaker argues 4 percent of drivers are feebleminded and proposes safety clinics at state hospitals and driving exam programs. He cites Detroit cases, calls for psychology methods in child training, traffic patrols, plays and posters, and honors Dr. A R Lauer of Iowa State College for pioneering safety work.
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Iowa State College Department of Psychology
Detroit
Selling
A. R. Lauer
Iowa State College Psychology
Lauer
Ogden Announces Doris Hurley to Russell Crane Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Ogden announce the marriage of their daughter Doris to Russell Crane son of Emery Crane of Lockridge. The couple were married June 3 in Kahoka Missouri.
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Lois ‘Bush
Istol
Conn
Ieneein Leinbaugh
Lewis Levia
Hurley Ogden
Doris
Russell Crane
Emery Crane
Lockridge
Kahoka, Mo
Louis B Blanchard Dies Former Edgewood Banker at 72
Louis B Blanchard 72 longtime Edgewood and Dyersville bankerdies funeral services set for Sunday at 1 30 p m at his home in Ames He and his father started a private bank in Edgewood in 1888 later joining with his brother Charles to form a state bank He served fifty years in banking retiring in 1936 as vice president of the Dyersville National Bank He also served as Edgewood mayor Survivors include his widow brother Charles of Manchester and three nieces Mrs Ray Bush Waterloo Mrs John Koffrni [likely Koffroni]
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Edgewood
Louis B. Blanchames
Blanchard
Charles
Dyersville National Bank
Precipitation in Decorah Expected to Exceed Average
In Decorah and nearby areas this year precipitation is forecast to surpass the 32 inch normal. Through May 1 rainfall totaled 6.84 inches and since June 1 an additional 4.93 inches has fallen. Spring flows have increased with many previously inactive springs now running strongly.
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Decorah
Highway 52
How It Was Named Adel
The article notes that the Dallas county seat's early records spelled the name A-d-e-i-I, reflecting historical variations in place naming.
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Adel
Dallas County
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Vinton
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa State College
Iowa News
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Central States Power and Light Corporation
Lisbon
Lisbon School Board
Mariana McLean
LA Porte City
Don Olson
Lions Club
Weldon Betts
Clifford Burr
Roy Wagner, Jr
Marvin Ross
L. C. McGill
Cecil Gates
L. J. Tutt
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Adalene Schlotfelt
Harry Schlotfelt
Ross Bellinger
Ralph Bellinger
Diane Ee
Robert Robbins
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Aaa
Clinton County
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Dewitt
Virginia Kinney
Frank Kinney
Joseph F. Claeys
Emma Claeys
East Moline
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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Charles DeCock
Claeys
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Cleveland
Marian Grace
Irenaeus Church
Ons
Rosemary Dunlavey
Goose Lake
Charles Crowley
Aemus Wadhiaine Coneinant
Wilma Buckner
Marie
John Dale Paul
State Hospital For the Insane
University of Iowa
John T. Moffit
T. C. Kleist
Milnes
Donald Wiesert
Henry Wiesert
Black Hawk County
Moe Willard Aldinger
Sere
George Washington
Unionville, Mo
H. M. Jones
Clermont
Clermont High School
Board of Education
Marshall Field
Swaledale
Max Northrup
Fairbank
Bernice Reed
West Liberty
Phyllis Breitbach
Joe Breitbach
Andrew Gaffney
Monti Catholic Church
William McGovern
TRAER
Z. C. B. J. Lodge
Frank Chvojka
Herman Bergles
George
Lincoln Township
Mr. Bergles
Albert
U. S. Army
Camp Haan
Calif
Vinton Lions Club
Lincoln High School
Walford
Holy Trinity Church
Father Tucek
Jean — Lola Rhe Wil- Zobokitsky
Marvin Kiam Schulte
Ronald Erger
Tommie Schmucker
Mattie Spell Academy
Central City
Linn
Springville
Mount Vernon
Jaynes Photo Service
Hugh Roberts
Spillville
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Jeanette Lukas
Bride
Mason City
Chehak
Grace Lukas
Gladys Bily
Earl Riehle
W. H. Link
June
Dan Ak Ee
the Gazette
University
University of Wyoming
Arthur A. Smith
Louis B. Blanchard
Dyersville
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