Weather blamed for fatal TWA crash near Macon Mo
The Commerce Department blamed bad weather and faulty forecasts by both the Weather Bureau and company meteorologists for the May 6 TWA crash near Macon Missouri that killed Senator Bronson Cutting and four others. Ground personnel errors and pilot missteps were noted as contributing factors.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
TWA
Macon
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Roper
Bolton
Greeson
United States Weather Bureau
Sky
Albuquerque
NEW York
Jack Frye
Trans-Continental and
Western Air
Bureau of Air Commerce Observer
Ann Harding Must Reply In Court In Fight Over Child
Los Angeles report says actress Ann Harding must appear in court on June 21 to defend a custody action filed by former husband Harry Bannister. He seeks custody of their 7 year old daughter Jane after the California supreme court ruled against her jurisdiction claim in Nevada custody orders.
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Los Angeles
INS
California Supreme Court
Ann Harding
Harry Bannister
Jane
Miss Harding
California
Nevada
Cowles Brothers Purchase Minneapolis Star
In Des Moines Friday John Cowles and Gardner Cowles Jr. announced their acquisition of the Minneapolis Star from the A B Frizzell estate. John Cowles to be president of Star Co with Gardner as vice president. Davis Merwin of the Pantagraph will be publisher of the Star and also a vice president. No immediate personnel changes expected. Purchase price not disclosed.
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Des Moines
Minneapolis Star
John Cowles
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines Register and Tribune
The
Star Company
Da~vis Merwin
Bloomington
Pantagraph
Star
Cowles
A. B. Frizzell
The Debunker by Jehan Harvey Furbay
A column argues that scientific studies show no fundamental racial differences and that climate diet and living conditions explain perceived disparities. It states there are probably no superior races but there are superior climates and living conditions.
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Publile Lederer, Inc
Leibsohn Motors Incorporated Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Leibsohn Motors Incorporated filed in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Articles state name principal place business objects stock capital and conditions for management officers and stockholder meetings. Attorneys Barnes Chamberlain and Hanzlik listed with date March 28 1095.
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Leibsohn Motors Incorporated
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Executive Council of
Secretary of State
Sidney Leiosohn
Towa
E. D. Maroy
Cedar Ramitis
Philip Leibsohn
Sidney Leibsohn
Eed
E.D. Maloy
Ereh
Perenn
Sidney Pribsohn
Fr. N. Maloy
Philip Ueirsonn Barnes
Chamberlain and
Hanzilk
Troy Mills Truck Driver Arrested For Striking Boy
Edmund Powell, 26, of Troy Mills, arrested and arraigned on a charge of failure to stop after injuring Junior Du Fran, 6, of 219 Fifth Street SE. Powell pled not guilty before Judge H. C. Ring. bond $1,000. Detectives Haberle Bailey and Wilson identified Powell after he was linked to a truck matching the hit and run description. The incident occurred on A avenue at Fifth Street NE. the boy was injured and hospitalized at St Luke's.
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Junior du Fran
Fifth Street SE
Edmund Powell
Troy Mills
Powell
H. C. Ring
Haberle
Bailey
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ackley Doctor Remains Jailed on Federal Narcotics Charge
Dr. E. M. Breniman of Ackley remained in Linn County jail at noon Friday after arrest on a federal warrant. Deputy Marshal Joseph Petrus took him into custody Wednesday in Sioux City. Breniman, indicted by a federal grand jury for distributing opium derivatives and failing to keep required records, could not post a $2,000 bond.
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E. M. Breniman
Ackley
United States
Joseph Petrus
Sioux City
Linn County
Edward J. McPartland
Brenfman
Traveling movie shows draw nearly 1.2 million attendees in Turmenia
Turmenia reports a record year with approximately 1,200,000 people attending traveling film screenings last year. The mobile cinema circuit expanded across urban and rural areas, boosting cultural access and entertainment reach nationwide.
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Turmenia
Coroner Irwin Named Chief Surgeon At Soldiers Home
Dr. Charles E. Irwin was named chief surgeon of the Iowa State Soldiers Home by Commandant B C Whitehill. He will assume the post on July 1 and succeeds Dr. W S Devine who will leave after serving since 1920. Irwin has a Cedar Rapids practice and a noted record in medical writing and service.
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Charles E. Irwin
Linn Boulevard
Linn County
Iowa State Soldiers Home
Associated Press
Marshalltown
Irwin
W. S. Devine
Devine
Cedar Rapids
American Society of Medical Editors and Authors
Naval Medical Corps
American Legion
Iowa Medical Society
Linn County Medical Society
Iowa State Board of Health
Clyde L. Herring
Dr. Irwin
Belle Plaine
J. H. Irwin
Vicini
Dr Irwin Resigns Linn County Coroner Post
Ward F Irwin a brother of Senator Harold Irwin and of James E Irwin and William A Irwin plans to move to Marshalltown after July 1. His successor will be named by the board of supervisors. No formal notice of resignation had been received Friday and no action planned. Dr B L Knight, first deputy, is likely to be given first consideration.
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Ward F. Irwin
Irwin
Harold DL. Irwin
DeWitt
James E. Irwin
Boone
William A. Irwin
Belle Plaine
Marshalltown
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
B. L. Knight
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Bureau of Air Commerce
Bolter
Sky Chief
Wichita
Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Miss Shearer
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
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George V
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Horse Guards
Firestone
Just
Woerderhott’s Fair Shoe Store
First Avenue E
Cowles Brothers
Minneapolis
Jehan Harvey Furbay
Peru
First Street
Soldiers Home
Cornell College
Medical College
University of Ilinois
Northwestern
University of Chicago
St. Louis University
Los Angeles County Hospital
Jessie Fisher
Gee Weekly Enperience
Denerty
Jewelry CO
Cedar Rapids Shrine
Marjorie Kemp
Agtifice Midway
Cedar Gardens
Third Avenue
Smulekoffs
General Electric
G.E. Refrigerator
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