Reich Italy observe neutrality of Switzerland pledge
Germany and Italy pledged to respect Swiss neutrality. Foreign ministers Ribbentrop and Ciano transmitted the pledge in letters to Swiss ministers in Berlin and Rome. Switzerland thus joins Belgium in seeking explicit guarantees to keep its territory inviolate in any European war.
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United Press
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Italy
Switzerland
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Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Rome
Belgium
France
Fish Break Record For Carrying Tags Of Identification
AP reports R P Lamborn of New York and Frederick Koch of Woodside Long Island caught two weak fish in Peconic bay carrying identification tags for five and a half years The tags were placed in 1932 to study migration of weak fish A total of 1800 tagged fish were released at Montauk with most later recovered in Chesapeake bay and off southern New Jersey The two captured fish support theories that weak fish may travel up to 500 miles from spawning grounds but return if they live three or more years after spawning
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Washington
Sam
R. P. Lamborn
New York
Frederick Koch
Woodside
Long Island
Peconic Bay
Montauk
Chesapeake Bay
New Jersey
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Rev Malcolm Hall Joins Wife at Foursquare Church
The Rev Malcolm E Hall arrives in Cedar Rapids to join wife who leads the Foursquare Gospel tabernacle. He will speak Sunday morning on Christianity From the Other Side and Sunday evening on One Hour After Jesus Comes. The Halls have ten years with Foursquare. he was previously supervisor in the Atlantic seaboard district and came from Los Angeles this week.
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Malcolm E. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Hall
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Britain’s first shark oil factory rises at Carradale
Britain begins its first shark oil factory at Carradale Kin ty re Scotland. The plant will process basking sharks caught along Scotland’s west coast for oil and related products.
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Britain
Carradale
Kin
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Pleasant Valley club guest day near Marion
The Pleasant Valley Tuesday club held its annual guest day at Mrs. Arling Dice’s home north of Marion. Noreen Hiland played piano accordion, Velma Scott gave a reading, and luncheon was served by the committee. Members present included Bess Dice, Carroll Roberts, Herman Falcon, Oscar Busenbark, Lloyd Smith, Orlin Hann, Lawrence Peterson, Raymond Wassmer, Glenn Vernon, Ivan Randall, Jerry Akers Jr., Harold Halstead, M Wilkinson, Albert Martin, and Arlene Snell. The club plans a picnic at the city park July 10 at 10:30 a.m.
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Marion
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Velma Scott
Mesdames Bess Dice
Carroll Roberts
Herman Falcon
Oscar Busenbark
Lloyd Smith
Orlin Hann
Lawrence Peterson
Raymond Wassmer
Glenn Vernon
Ivan Randall
Jerry Akers, Jr
Grocery Price List For Pork and Sausage Items
A local catalog lists Ble Pure Pork Sausage two pounds at 29 cents per pound, Beef Bologna one pound at 23 cents, Lean Park Butt Roasts one pound at 23 cents, Small Wieners one pound at 22 cents, Sliced Bacon one pound at 28 cents. Prices reflect a regional grocery promo and include common meat products.
Court House News: Williams Divorce and Adamson Deed Case
Charles Williams of Cedar Rapids seeks divorce from Marguerite Williams on cruelty grounds. A decree granted custody to Marguerite and Williams marries Winnifred Butler in Cedar Rapids. Ontario ceremony noted for January 21, 1931. Also, Myrtle Takes and Charles DeWald seek papers in a suit to set aside Nancy Adamson deed to Rebecca Adamson, alleging property should return to Nancy Adams on Sept. 16, 1937, with heirs Myrtle Takes and Harvey Adamson each owning half.
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Cedar Rapids
Marguerite Williams
H. C. Ring
Williams
Myrtle Takes
Dubuque
Charles DeWald
Nancy Adamson
C. J. Haas Friday
Rebecca Adamson
Harvey F. Adamson
Seifert Spent 63.69 in County Treasurer Campaign
Adolph J. Seifert reported 63.69 in expenses for his unsuccessful June 6 Republican nomination bid for county treasurer with the expense return filed to County Auditor Robert M. Vesely. The report also lists other candidates and expenditures, including Robert C. Smith seeking the Democratic nomination.
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Adolph J. Seifert
Robert M. Vesely
Robert C.'Smith
Rapids township race expenses and candidates noted
District supervisor, Republican nominee John Taylor for Rapids town ship constable, $32.50. Ernest E. Henderson, Democratic aspirant for Rapids justice of the peace nomination, listed no expense.
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Rapids Township
Ernest E. Henderson
Rapids Justice of the Peace
Thill Family Real Estate Action Seeks Quiet Title
In Cedar Rapids district court Leo J. Thill faces a cross petition with his father John P. Thill to set aside a conveyance of real estate from late Joseph Thill to Leo J. Thill. The elder Thill contends the property belongs to Joseph's estate and should be quieted in Leo. Separately Judge H C Ring grants a divorce to Helen I DeGuerrre from Ralph DeGuerrre on cruelty grounds. they wed in Nebraska on June 4 1928.
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John P. Thill
Cedar Rapids
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Joseph Thill
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Helen I. DeGuerrre
Ralph DeGuerre
Nebraska
Rush seeks divorce from Evelyn Rush in Blossburg marriage
Robert R. Rush files for divorce in district court from Evelyn Rush alleging marriage in Blossburg, Pennsylvania last January 8 and cohabitation until May 10, per petition. The defendant withdrew an answer and cross petition.
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Robert R. Rush
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Military plane crash kills pilot at Templehof near Berlin
A military training aircraft crashed into a factory roof near Templehof airport on Friday, killing the pilot and injuring an observer. The incident occurred during a routine training flight and caused structural damage to the building, with emergency crews on the scene investigating the cause.
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Templehof
Billroy's Comedians at Cedar Park Tent Show
Billroy's Comedians, a large musical comedy tent show, plays at Cedar Park show grounds on First avenue E at 8:15 Friday evening. Eighty people and fifteen vaudeville acts arrive in thirty-five motor units. The tent theater seats 5,000 with a nominal admission and free for women with a paid adult. Doors open 7:15 and the overture begins 7:30.
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Cedar Park
First Avenue E
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