City Arborist Hired by Park Department to Care for Trees
Richard K Alman appointed city arborist for Cedar Rapids by Park Commissioner Ed Stefan. He will diagnose tree illnesses for homeowners and oversee trees in parks and public property including pruning planting sprayi ng and cabling. Alman, a Lansing forestry department veteran and Michigan State graduate, will implement a planned program to keep trees attractive and safe.
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Park Department
Cedar Rapids
Ed Stefan
Richard K. Alman
Forestry Department of
Lansing, Mich
Stefan
Alman
Lansing Forestry Department
Michigan State College
Michigan Park and Forestry Association
Bartholomew
Annual Coe Summer Speech Clinic Opens Monday Morning
The Coe college summer speech clinic will begin at 11 a.m. Monday under Prof. J. Dale Welsch with six advanced students assisting. Classes meet four times weekly through July 12 in Old Main. The aim is to give teachers clinical experience and to improve students’ speech defects before September. About 20 children attended last year. more openings exist early in the week.
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Coe College
J. Dale Welsch
Welsch
Chinese Puppet Leader Heads For Jap Capital
Wang Ching-wei, head of the puppet Chinese government at Nanking, was reported en route to Tokyo for consultations. The trip's purpose was not announced, but rumors say Sino Japanese peace feelers may involve Nanking as go between.
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Shanghai
INS
Wang Ching-wei
Nanking
Tokio
Walter Winchell on Broadway and Show Business Tales
A collage of Broadway gossip detailing Hazel Forbes and Damon Runyon romance rumors, Patrice Runyon meeting Damon, and a sharp tale of a Nevada-spot split. Also notes Jeffery Lynn and Geoffrey Lind’s shared Warner Brothers path, a London show girl letter home, and subway ads praising Blood and Sand with In Termezzo song buzz.
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Damon Runyons
Hazel Forbes
Harry Richman
Richmans
Hazel
Reno
Patrice Runyon
Damon
Silver Slipper
Patrice
Runyon
Railroads say facilities adequate to meet current demands
In Washington AP report J J Pelley president of the Association of American Railroads stated rail transportation is adequate to meet present demands and will be kept adequate. He noted that by fall railroads would have added 195000 new and rebuilt cars to their system.
Rail carriers ready to shift freight if ships switch routes
Pelley said railroads have fewer bad order freight cars than ever and are prepared to absorb extra traffic from moving ships from intercoastal to foreign service. He urged coal purchases in advance of fall demand to ease railroad load.
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Europe
United States
Pelley
Seaboard
Indians Object To Mural Picket Post Office
Cheyenne Indians in regalia picketed the Watonga post office to protest a mural by Edith Mahier depicting their forebears at Roman Nose canyon. Red Bird called the mural stinky and inaccurate noting Roman Nose’s attire and ponies, with a wary jab at cultural portrayal.
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Watonga
Okla
Red Bird
Edith Mahier
University of Oklahoma Art Department
Roman Nose
Bear kills carnival employe before wife in Detroit incident
In Detroit a Canadian brown bear led by carnival worker Thomas L. Miller, 26, killed him Friday night in view of his wife. Captain William Callender, owner of the 485 pound animal, had refused Miller's request to tour taprooms. Miller slipped into the bear’s pen and, attempting to choreograph tricks, was struck and fatally injured as the bear broke his neck. Miller had followed the carnival for a month with his spouse.
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Detroit
Thomas L. Miller
William Callender
Bay City
Mich
Miller
Former Opera Star Marion Talley Keeps Custody
Hollywood officials report Marion Talley will retain custody of her 68-year-old daughter Susan until a final divorce ruling from Adolph Eckstrom. Superior Judge Ingall W. Bull announced the decision Saturday.
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Hollywood
Marion Talley
Susan
Adolph G. Eckstrom
Ingall W. Bull
Missouri February crashers mostly lived nearby
About half of all Missouri drivers in February accidents resided within 25 miles of the crash site, indicating a strong local exposure pattern. The finding highlights the concentration of crashes near home areas and suggests focusing safety efforts on nearby corridors.
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Missouri
Arrow Chief And Old Crow Jitterbug The Indian Way
Cedar Rapids youths Ivan Nemecek and Don Maloney perform Indian dances under their scout led Indian lore club. They portray roles such as Arrow Chief and Old Crow with dances like the Sioux circle and Navajo medicine man. Maloney and Nemecek built their costumes and learned signs and songs from Scout camps and local clubs.
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Ivan Nemecek
Bever
Cedar Rapids
Arthur
Maloney
Nemecek
Brown's Memorial Camp
Abilene
Kan
Bob Glen
Waubeek
Charles Smig
Howard Langridge
Allen “Bud” Parker
F. H
Patient discharged from hospital with own iron lung
Elmer Leffler a 35 year old man from Anderson Iowa was discharged from University hospital Iowa City after eight months most of which were in an iron lung A new lung was bought by his family and part of his house must be torn out to fit it inside
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Shenandoah
INS
Elmer Leffler
Anderson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Leffler
Interned Italian Seamen Kept In Ignorance Of War
About 1,000 Italian seamen interned at Fort Missoula were kept in isolation from news of the European war. Press visit revealed censorship as guards barred information on Greece, Mussolini, Ethiopia, or local papers, with 100 officers among those relocated from Ellis Island after recent alien roundup.
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Missoula
Mont
Ins
Fort Missoula
Greece
Ethiopia
Ellis Island
N. Y
Immigration Service
Bella Vista
Italian internees show no grumbling amid confinement
The Italian seamen describe their internment as orderly with many internees, especially officers, beginning to show, yet they report no grumbling despite confinement.
Macy Indian pleads innocent in murder case
John Tyndall Macy Indian pled innocent to charges of killing his wife, her parents, and her sister-in-law in Omaha. The case is before Federal District Judge James A. Donahoe with trial proceedings following.
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Omaha
John Tyndall Macy
Federal District
James A. Donahoe
Federal price controls set for hide purchases and sales
Washington reports that Federal Price Control Administrator Leo Henderson will issue a list of maximum prices for domestic hides. The rules take effect Monday on all purchases and sales of hides.
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Washington (Lp
Federa
Leo Henderson
Lemon Juice Recipe Quickly Relieves Neuritis Pain
Home remedy ad claims neuritis rheumat arthritis pain relief with Ru Ex Compound two week supply mixed in water with four lemons. Two tablespoons twice daily. Promises relief within 48 hours or money back guarantee. Sold by May Drug Company and drug stores.
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Dany
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