Hot water heater gifts aid Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids firms funded an oil-fired hot water system at Camp Good Health, easing daily baths, laundry, and kitchen tasks for 40 to 50 youngsters. Local donors supplied components from pump to shower curtains, with a silent sponsor guiding the project. Donations to the Camp Good Health fund are welcome.
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Camp Good Health
Cedar Rapids
Camp
Cherry Burrell Corp
E. Ottlie
Kenneth Kohl
Perry Leatherberry
Howerd Neff
Jacobs advances to Wimbledon third round over Saunders
Helen Jacobs, American champion, defeats England's J Saunders 6-1 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon third round. Dorothy Andrus Burke, Katherine Stampers also win while Jiro Satoh and Jack Crawford advance in men’s singles.
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Helen Jacobs
Wimbledon
Eng
Katherine Stampers
Britain
F. M Strauson
Jiro Satoh
Japan
J F G Lysaght
Jack Crawford
Australia
Guner Gentien
France
Clayton Lee Burwell
University of the South, Se
Record 54-game tennis set caps intercollegiate match
Stanford star Joe Coughlin defeated Yale’s Egbert Miles 28-26 in a marathon three hour third round Intercollegiate tennis championship match at Merion. Coughlin won the first set 6-4, then took the second 6-1 before the lengthy 54-game set decided the winner.
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Haverford
Stanford
Yale
Jdoe Coughlin
Egbert Miles
Elstar
Merion Cricket Club
Erd
Coughlin
No-hit Games Stop Bridges Twice in Two Years
Tigers pitcher Tom Bridges came close to a no hit game again, a repeat of last year with no hits until two out in the ninth inning. The feat mirrored a similar battle by Alexander and a brief brush with defeat as Adie Joss hurled a perfect game against Walsh, while other notes mention Tunney and Australia’s raw hides export total.
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AL Demares
Tom Bridges
Tigers
Senators
Alexander
St. Louis
Cincinnati
F. Walsh
Addie Joss
United States
Manchester Swimmer Devises New Dive
Manchester resident Tip Colt demonstrated a brand-new dive at Thrill Park bathing beach Tuesday night, winning first honors with no competition. A brake strike on the head as he left the ten-foot raft board caused an unusually deep dive. he suffered only minor head injuries and offered to offset damages if a guaranteed springboard is secured.
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Spreial
the Gazette
Manchester
Tip" Coltman
Thrill Park
Coltman
Parker Heads List In Tri-State Meet
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, the tournament favorite, led a list of nationally known players at the Tri-State tennis tournament in Cincinnati. Singles action included men and women in several divisions and doubles events as Parker prepared to face Wilbur Hess of Austin, Texas in a fourth round match.
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Cincinnati
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Parker
Wilbur Hess
Austin
Tex
Mike Gonzales Struck By Bean Ball In Columbus Game
Columbus catcher Mike Gonzales was struck in the head by a beanball from Roxie Lawson of Toledo in the eighth inning. Doctors warned of a probable brain concussion and said he would be out for about a month.
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Columbus
Mike Gonzales
Roxie Lawson
Toledo
Center Point Merchants Seek Sunday Basketball Game
Center Point merchants plan a Sunday game after scheduling conflicts left them without a match. Interested teams can call Harry Brookman by telephone to arrange.
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Center Point Merchants
Center Point
Anv
Harry Brookman
Actress Mozelle Brittone to Wed Alan Dinehart Next Wednesday
Hollywood report says actress Mozelle Brittone and director Alan Dinehart announced plans to marry on the coming Wednesday. The couple, both prominent in film circles, confirmed the engagement in recent statements.
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Hollywood
INS
Mozelle Brittone
Alan Dinehart
Trade gains show strong upswing in US imports and exports
Government figures indicate broad advances in domestic business and foreign trade. May total trade reached 221 million dollars, with customs duties rising to 20.5 million in May and 18.0 million in the first twenty four days of June. American firms benefit from a 20 percent dollar depreciation aiding foreign demand.
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Washington
ULP
United States
Department of Commerce
Sweden
New Zealand
Panama Canal
Price Regulation In Code Of Oil Dealers
Iowa industries shift to cover manufacturing distribution and marketing under the national industrial recovery act. Eight meetings planned in ten days follow three held Tuesday as leaders push a code to establish price margins and minimums for motor fuel centered on small operators and awaiting federal approval.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Petroleum Association
J. M. Cushman
Chicago
Cushman
National Emergency Committee
Local Marriage Licenses Listed with Issuing Areas
James M McQuawn of Lisbon and Rocine K House of Central City. Lester A Newton of Blairstown and Eunice Irene Pearson of Van Horne. Frederick Pfeffer Jr of Cedar Rapids and Eunice Katherine Wiley of Marion. Charles A Winter and Emma ST Siebenmaark, both of Cedar Rapids.
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James M McQuawn
Lisbon
Rocine K. House
Central City
Lester A Newton
Blairstown
Eunice Irene Pearson
van Horne
Frederick Pfeffer, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Eunice Katherine Wiley
Marion
Charles A. Winter
Emma ST Siebenmaark
Perry R Moore dies long resident of Tama County
Perry Russell Moore age 86 died at 3 55 p m Tuesday at his Cedar Rapids home 2404 Ellis boulevard He was quarry superintendent for Builders Material Co born March 8 1859 in Canoe Valley Huntington Pa He moved across Iowa from Dysart Traer Elberon Toledo and Cedar Rapids and had two daughters Mrs Wagner and Kathleen and two sons Sid and Dr Calvin Moore Funeral at Toledo Presbyterian Church Thursday at 230 pm with ministers W J Cresswell and Stephenson Burial in Woodland Cemetery Toledo.
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Perry Russell Moore
Tama County
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Boulevard
Builders Material Companys
Mr. Moore
Canoe Valley
Huntington
Perry
Nancy Moore
Bertha B. Thompson
Dysart
Tama: County
Traer
Elberon
Toledo
Mr. Wagner
Kathleen Moore
Sid Moore
Calvin Moore
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Cresswell
Ottumwa
Stephenson
Woodland Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Unis
Camp Good Health Fund Seeks Help For Underprivileged Children
A Cedar Rapids Gazette appeal highlights a health camp between Mount Vernon and Cedar Rapids where malnourished children gain weight and improve health through milk, rest, fresh air, and medical care. The paper urges readers to donate to the Camp Good Health fund to extend camp stays and enroll more needy youngsters.
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Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Camp Good Health
This Girl Reunites With Family Through Traveler's Aid
Pelma Robinson a 9 year old Negro girl stepped from a North Western train smiling, headed to a new home with aunt Mrs. Carrie Perkins in Flint Michigan. After losing both parents and step-parents she had lived at the Font Font Home for Dependent Children for a year. Traveler's Aid of the YWCA and Michigan officials secured a court release from the Flint institution to relocate her.
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Pelma Robinson
North Western
Pelma
Font
Mich
Carrie Perkins
Fourth Street
Michigan
Flint
Germany Mourns On Anniversary of Versailles Treaty
Berlin and all Germany observed the Versailles treaty anniversary under the Nazi regime. Flags flew at half staff as demonstrations were planned nationwide. The Voelkischer Beobachter blamed Wilson's fourteen points and called the Nazi revolution a turning point of the Versailles era.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Wilson
Ransom Trumbull Celebrates 71st Birthday at Central City Picnic
Relatives and friends gathered at Thomas Park on Sunday to honor Ransom Trumbull for his seventy first birthday. Guests included sister Charlotte Castle returning from California, and multiple Trumbull relatives from Coggan, Oakdale, Marion, Cedar Rapids, and Central City.
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Ransom Trumbull
Thomas Park
Trumbull
Charlotte Castle
Calfornia
L. J. Henderson
D. D. Trumbull
Lora Trumbull
Mary MacGrumphy
Clara Doane
Coggan
Dayton Lininger
AT. Liniger
Marion
Ethel Hagerman
Oakdale
Retta Trumbull
Guy de Bousey
Cedar Rapids
Dale Rowley
Lorraine
F. S. Phillips
Central City
War Veterans Sent To Conservation Corps From Cedar Rapids
Fifty nine men, veterans of Spain, insurrection and World War I, left Cedar Rapids for Fort Des Moines to join the civilian conservation corps. They were counted from Linn and 10 other counties with more to follow through the week under Sergt William Melton and Hubert J Newlin.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Sergt William Melton
Hubert J Newlin
Linn
Buchanan
Fayette Jones
Black Hawk
Jackson
Benton
Iowa
Tama
Delaware
Dubuque
Johnson
Louis E. Armbruster
Anthony Burns
John J. Bauer
John Ross
George H Beatty
Samuel M Brumley
Frank C Crawford
Charles A Childers
Merie J. Chambers
Edward W. Charlton
Sylvester Curran
Walter C Dolan
Severn Dale
John F Diggins
Morris Eberla
Clarence Eldridge
Ferdinand M Grantham
Lawrence Gnoeler
Harry
Y W C A Building Cuts Summer Hours
The Young Women's Christian Association announces July 1 to August 15 hours are 1:30 to 5:30 on weekdays, closed Saturdays. From August 15 to September 1 the building closes due to funds shortage. Labor day reopening and fall activities planned. employment bureau discontinued. Mrs. Alice Nye to continue Travelers' Aid.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
Alice Nye
Travelers’ Aid
YX. W.C A
Hospital confinement may extend five weeks for fines
A terse note states an additional five weeks in a hospital is required if fined, outlining conditional confinement and timeline.
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