Sheriff's Film Session Shapes Traffic Rules Debate
Seventeen Iowa sheriffs gathered at the Roosevelt hotel to view motion pictures on traffic problems. Films urged national uniform traffic regulations and showed varied rules across cities and counties. A round table followed with discussions on crime prevention, public cooperation, and policing strategies led by Dan Kruidenler and Ray Tapper.
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Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Ray Tapper
Cedar Rapids
Dan Kruidenler
Tan
Public Safety
Kiet Tapper
Kruidenler
Reunion of Calvary Baptist Sunday School classes
Members of the boys and girls Sunday schools from Calvary Baptist church, tied to Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mrs. H. D. Fuller, gather tonight at 6 p.m. for a picnic and an 8 p.m. program. Twenty to one dozen former couples attend, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Verink. The event is open to families and the public.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Mary Morgan
H. D. Fuller
William Gibbs
California
Ellis Verink
Davenport
Verink
Morgah
City YMCA Camp for Boys Opens July Ninth
The city YMCA announces a free boys camp at Shaver park starting July 9 with tents stoves fireplaces and equipment. Boys may stay any length and bring personal items. weekly sites shift to Riverside park and 100+ enroll already. Mr Crabbs directs with William Kelly leading crafts.
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Leslie E. Crabbs
Shaver Park
William Kelly
Crabbs
Local man dies after fall from Oakdale building
Chester H. Christy 26 of 1806 Third Street SW died at University Hospital Iowa City at 4 30 p m Tuesday from a broken back suffered when a blow torch exploded during paint removal on the Oakdale administration building. He was a Washington high graduate and Iowa State College alumnus. Survived by parents two sisters and a funeral to be announced.
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Chester H. Christy
Harry
Bertha Christy
Third Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Oakdale
Washington High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Cedar Rapids
White Marble Lodge
A. F
A. M
North Liberty
Willam Foster
Bernice
Audrey
Turner Mortuary
NRA Labor Posters Mailed By Local Authorities
NRA labor provision posters are mailed today by local food and grocer authorities to all trade establishments. The notices require conspicuous posting in all workplaces employing labor and warn that merchants who have not paid assessments are ineligible to sell or distribute federal relief orders.
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NRA
Food and Grocer
Washington
Kerr to Write Song at Richey Revival Tonight
Phillip S. Kerr, noted gospel singer and composer, will write a new song tonight at the Ray mond T. Richey revival in the old City auditorium. Audience members will suggest themes and vote to pick the best, then Kerr will finish words and music within ten minutes. Evangelist Richey will lecture on Are the Days of Miracles Past? Services run 10:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m.
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Berely
Raymond T. Richey
City
Phillip S. Kerr
Evangelist Richey
British Seek Permanent War Debts Settlement With U S
London cable to Washington stressed Britain’s wish to negotiate a permanent settlement of the wartime debt. Foreign officials described the note as short and in line with earlier calls for full debt talks. Britain remains in defaulter status after skipping June 15 payment. Roosevelt had said in kind payments would be only very partial.
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London
Washington
United States
Foreign Office
Cordell Hull
Great Britain
Hull
Roosevelt
People’s Forum Letter on Lawlessness and Rights
A reader laments government lawlessness and infringements on constitutional rights. The letter argues private property, due process, free speech, and state powers are being attacked, noting the threat to citizens and urging protest. It ends with remarks on uniform temperature records across states.
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Gazette
Rotary Delegates Seek Youth Leisure Solutions at 25th Convention
Delegates from around the world at the Rotary International convention in Detroit discussed youth leisure activities and citizenship building with speakers including Postmaster General James A Farley and Yale professor William Lyon Phelps. Frederic Snyder of Kingston offered youth program ideas, highlighting a global focus on youth service. A separate Iowa notice appoints Alvin Schley administrator of Charles Schley Inte estate with claims due to the Linn County District Court.
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Detroit
Rotary International
James A. Farley
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Frederic Snyder
Kingston
N. Y
Rotary
Germany
China
Federated Malay States
England
State of Iowa
Linn County
Charles Schley
Iowa
Alvin Schley
Fred W. Hann
Short Change Racket Reported At Local Pharmacy
Paul Morrison of Jones pharmacy 1508 First Avenue E told police at 8 p m Tuesday two swindlers ran a short change racket escaping with 20 dollars. Morrison kept a blank paper scrap and envelope as evidence. Suspects described as two men about 25 years old one 5 10 135 pounds with no hat the other 25 5 10 170 pounds wearing blue shirts and blue checked trousers one with dark eye rings.
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Paul Morrison
Jones
First Avenue E
Morrison
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