Flyers Still Feted At San Francisco
In San Francisco crowds celebrate a civic festival with prominent guests Rumien PUA Velri Cheveloff co pilot Counrg Baidukel and Nevigatver Aleranter Bellenoll. After the events, the party plans to travel to Washington to meet President Resrevelh.
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San Francisco
Pber
Feativisier Civic
Gellent Rumien
PUA Veleri Cheveloff
Counrg Baidukel
Nevigatver Aleranter Bellenoll
Thuracay
Waeenington
Resrevelh
Births listed at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals
Multiple birth notices from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals announce new arrivals. Names include a son for Mr and Mrs Anthony Ipsan on June 19, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Harvey Gritherber on June 19, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Jay Nabholz on June 21, and Paul Chester Werman born June 22 to Mr and Mrs Chester Werman in Norway Park. Additional details list parental names and addresses.
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P. E. Conard
Johnson Avenue
Ron
St Luke's Hospital
Wslic
Dirs. Allen
Kusesk
Shellsburg
EU Lunes
Mir
Myra
Fred Carner
Eaghth Avenue
Asugner
Sti Luke's Hospital
Lis
Anthony Ipsan
Third Street
Mmercy Hospital
Harvey Gritherber
Center Point
Robert Eugene
Mercy Hospital
Court Rules Kray Terms Run Concurrently in Trial
The court rules Kray terms will run concurrently with the sentence for related charges. The defense seeks concurrent terms across offenses while prosecutors argue for sequential penalties. Judge weighs whether joint terms apply to the Fort Meddinton case and the separate counts.
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Rules Kray
Auction of Springville Water Assets Set for June 29
A Springville water works property auction is scheduled for June 29. Bids were not subsidized and the receiver was involved as the propery is unsettled.
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Springville
Sprangville Welter
Comerr
Jorge HC
RagineCartrid
Egin Tuercay
Divorce petition filed over alleged cruelty in case involving Largents
Petition for divorce was filed in the county clerk’s office on Wednesday by James Largent, naming Ruth Burke Largent and Thomas Burke Largent as respondents. The filing cites cruelty and inhuman treatment as alleged by Mrs Burke in her petition.
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County Clerks Office
James AL Largent
Ruth C
Linn County Supervisors Approve Permits and Appraisers
Linn County supervisors granted class B Leer permits to Fred Voondra Pearl Bragan and Floyd Mitchell. Judge Ring appointed Fred Newland Garry Gahmann and E A appraisers for Linn County land sale in district court at the request of Evelyn E Bingham and Margaret Parsons. They also approved William R Storey as constable for the justice court of A H R Hoff man at Central City. Property owners obtaining a 60 foot street in Covington caused the width to be set at 60 feet by the supervisors.
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Linn County
Fred Voondra
Konigsmark
Pearl Bragan
Troy Mills
Floyd E. Mitchell
Waubeek
Ring
Fred Newland
Garry Gahmann
E. A “Ae
Evelyn Ebingham
Margaret Parsons
William R. Storey
Justice Court
A. H R. Hoffman
Central City
Covington
Linn County Supervisors
Five Americans Reported Held At Barcelona
Five United States citizens were held by police in Barcelona after entering Spain illegally. One identified as J. Findler, age 16, from Westlerman was detained with others. Authorities later raided a location and found coded notes and documents tied to gambling bets and suspicious writings.
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Barcelona
Barcelons
Spain
United States
Helc SF Police
Jeger
San Rans
Witter J. Findler
Madrid
Petiver
de Povnted
Viler J. Findler
Des Moines Man Heads Spanish War Veterans
Des Moines man Phil s Bibings was elected president of the Spanish War Veterans at the close of a convention here. Officers elected include J. A. Fanshier Council Bluffs as senior vice commander C. A. Hart Sioux City junior vice commander J. H. Hampshire Bairston chaplain Dr F K Roseberry Keokuk surgeon and Julius Sorenson Cedar Rapids named chief of staff. The group plans to meet next year at Marshfield.
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Council Bluffs
Phil 'S Bibings
Des Moines
Lowe Ce
Unites Spanish War Veterans
Mersheldown
J. A. Fanshier
C. A. Hart
Sioux City
J. H. Hampshire
Bairston
F. K. Roseberry
Keokuk
Billings
Julius Sorenson
Cedar Rapids
Western Union Cuts Telegram Rates for Figures
Western Union Telegraph company announced a tariff with a charge of one word for every five figures or fractions when used in their natural sense in domestic telegrams. The change replaces the prior one word per figure method and follows a recent cut in lower night telegraph rates after filing with the FCC.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Missouri River Floods Threaten Wide Nebraska Farm Areas
Flooding along the Missouri River near Omaha and Blair imperils thousands of acres of crop land and farms. Dikes are tested as waters rise after a recent breach near Leake Mena, forcing evacuations while crews work to protect fields and livestock. Weather officials predict the crest will pass without reaching major city levels.
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Nebraska
Gepps Renlly
W. EB Nennedy
Leake Menswa
Omahe
Biels
Neb
Fesmers
COC
Bir
Weather Bureau
Howver
Blair
Omaha
Plan Two Months Rest for Pope Pius
Rome reports Papal audiences will be suspended from July 1 for two months to allow Pope Pius to rest and recover, as stated by the newspaper Il Tevere on Wednesday.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Il Tevere
Scout Jamboree Troop Holds Practice Session
Marching practice occupied Boy Scouts at the fourth and last meeting of the jamboree troop held Tuesday afternoon at Bever park. Instructions for packing and transporting equipment were given. R. T. Moore demonstrated wearing the jamboree insignia. Don Condon checked with patrol leaders on equipment for the first aid contest, little theaters and Scout circus.
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Bever Park
R. T. Moore
Don Condon
Butter maker crowned at national dairy congress event
Iowa delegates led by Harris Wesome were chosen to represent the state at the International Dairy Congress in Belzwai. The selection included D. Reynolds of Mizne pow, B. C. Larson of Wisconsin, and C. A. Stervick of Iowa as part of the United States Butter Makers Association showcase.
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Wecal
Gasca
Mason City
Alber, Farms, & Dovemsker
Ochweein Cooperative Creamery
United Stites
Harris Wesome
Iowa
International Dairy Conces
Belzwais Momner
Iscges
D. Reynolds
Miznepow
B.C. Larson
Wisconsin
C. A. Stervick
Lowe
State Board Split On Sales Tax On Used Cars
Iowa tax board members debated sales tax on used car trade ins under the use tax bill. Chairman Louis E. Roddewig favored rescinding a July 1 rule taxing dealers on trades of used cars. Green and Murrow kept their positions private as a vote was postponed for further study. If no action, the new rule would take effect. action could restore the prior interpretation.
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Des Moines
INS
Iome
Louis E. Roddewig
In &S
C. F. Green
D. L. Murrow
Touring pupil Margie McAllen graduates after forty four states
Margie McAllen 17 earns her high school diploma in Brooksville Mississippi after attending twenty five high schools across forty four states. Her wide journey reflects a broad education as graduating classmates note her unusual path and accomplishment.
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Brooksville
Miss
Margie McAllen
Death notices of Charles Stayner and Jack Darling in Cedar Rapids
Charles Stayner 73 died at home after a prolonged illness two sisters and a brother survive. He was born May 8 1860 in Wooster Ohio lived in Linncounty then Cesar Rapids carpenter by trade. Masonic funeral set for 2 pm in Turner chapel. Jack Darling 12 died at home after short illness born Cedar Rapids Aug 28 1924 student at Garfield school survived by parents five sisters and three brothers. Beatty chapel to announce funeral time.
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Charles Belle Sterner
Fourth Avenue SE
Wooster
Ohio
Linncountry
Cesar Rapids
Tey
Ilness
Viola Z. Pulls
P. W. Hadcock
Elda Mae Starner
Detroit
Mich
Mixine Deno
Akron
George Starnes
Ames
Stayner
Fidelitas
A. F
A. M
Fairfax
Jack Darling
Bruce Darling
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Garfield School
Ruth Wallace
Deyton
Jane
Beth
Joan
Barbara
Stephen
Edwin
Bruce
Beatty Chapel
Decorah Track Driver Robbed By Two Bandits
L. D. Kelly driving James Hepburn's beverage truck was forced to the roadside between Cresco and Ridgeway by two unmasked men. They robbed him of about 200 dollars mainly in checks and fled toward Minnesota after the assault late Tuesday.
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Decorah
L. D. Kelly
James Hepburn
Cresco
Ridgeway
Minnesota
Kelly
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples
Kenneth O. Lee of Jefferson and Beulah Grundon of Grand Junction. Don K. Blake of Maquokets and Gertrude Morin of Baldwin.
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Kenneth O. Lee
Jefferson
Beulah Grundon
Grand Junction
Don K. Blake
Maquokets
Gertrude Morin
Baldwin
Rail Brotherhoods Order Strike Votes in Chicago
Five railroad brotherhoods representing about 300 000 members call a vote on strike within thirty days to back wage demands. They seek a 20 percent wage increase retroactive to May 1 1937 and expect annual costs of roughly 116 million with back pay over 9.6 million monthly. Federal mediation is required before any strike under the Railway Labor Act.
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Chicago
Federal Railway Board
1938 Kiwanis State Golf Tournament Set for Cedar Rapids
Kiwanis club announces the 1938 state golf tournament will be staged in Cedar Rapids next June at the Cedar Rapids Country club. Davenport hosted 1937 with nearly 100 golfers. Cedar Rapids entrants included Keith Dunn Howard Williams William Culver Arthur Gertsen and William Quarton with Dunn Williams posting the low two man score.
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Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Keith Dunn
Howard Williams
Willam Culver
Arthur Gertsen
William Quarton
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Three Men Fined $50 For Snagging Fish
Three more offenders were brought before Justice H. R. Churchill Tuesday afternoon by deputy game warden Leo Logan on snagging charges. Each received a $50 fine with $15 suspended. unable to pay led to ten days in county jail. Defendants were Fred Shefford 51, 216 A Avenue NE Karl Murrin 21, 128 A Avenue NW and Cleo Campbell 19, 117 First Street NW.
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H. R. Churchill
Leo Logan
Fred Shefford
A Avenue
Karl Murrin
A Avenue NW
Cleo Campbell
First Street
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