Attorneys Debate State Supplied Expert Witnesses
In the wake of Hauptmann and Kennamer trials leading lawyers split on replacing partisan expert testimony with neutral state appointed experts. Opinions vary on independence, cross examination, and feasibility across states and cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Kennamer
Leo Y. Dolan
New York
INS
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Phil Kennamer
International News Service
Counse
Eliminate Experts Debate on Insanity Defense Testimony
The text discusses removing expert testimony in insanity cases. It cites Douglas Hudson of the Kansas state bar association favoring elimination of expert testimony, proposing court appointed experts only for inquest after conviction. It mentions Robert Cauldwell Astiend of Kentucky and Theodore P Wittschen of California weighing in on impartial expert appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E Atwood
Fissour
State Bar Association
Avor
Inds
Allen Wardwell
Ow York State Bar Association
Ben F. Williams
Alahoma State Bar Association
Frank W. Grinnell
Massachusetts Bar Association
Massachusetts
Eugene Raines
Chauncey E Wheeler
Rhode Island Bar Association
W Calvin Wells
Mississippi Bar Association
Gaston L. Porterie
Louisiaa
Hugh M Alcorn
Connecticut State Bar Association
Douglas Hudson
Kansas State Bar Assem
Robert Cauldwell Astiend
Kentucky State Bar Association
Theodore P Wittschen
Board of Governors
California State Bar Association
California
Tailored dresses trend in Anne Adams patterns
Anne Adams patterns showcase two piece and tailored coat dress options. Pattern 2148 offers a stylish two piece with novel sleeves, while Pattern 2056 features a center front coat dress with a dramatic slit. Both come in multiple sizes with fabric yardage detailed, plus sewing instructions. A pattern book and individual patterns are available for fifteen cents, with book and pattern together at twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Cat Death Sentence Commuted By Cour t
In Omaha Nebraska a judge spared Caesar a 10 year old cat from execution ruling the court lacked jurisdiction to kill a human or animal. The cat had faced death and a $100 bequest from Amelia Clancy was turned over to the humane society. Caesar reportedly began spending the legacy in good order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Mercy
Caesar
Hope County
Bryce Crawford
Amelia Clancy
Crawford
Clancy
The
Humane Society
A Flealess Eden For Canada's Dogs
In Oliver British Columbia a city dubbed a dog paradise has no fleas and dogs live a simple life of eating and sleeping with no scratching. Local parasite experts study the anomaly but have little progress in explaining the flea free canine population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Wife Seeks 25000 After Two Affairs With Husband
Florence C Amann of Norwood sues Bert Davis for 25000 in common pleas court alleging Davis twice wooed her husband Walter J Amann. The suit recounts marriage in 1914, first desertion in 1928, return in 1933, and a second separation after Davis allegedly won him away again in 1934. Amann blames Davis, not her husband, for the spousal splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Florence C. Amann
Norwood
Life of diabetics doubled by insulin says Harvard study
Cambridge report by Dr. Howard F. Root at Deaconess hospital shows insulin use doubled diabetic life expectancy. He notes death rates higher in females and credits constant diet, exercise, and insulin. Childhood diabetes risks reduce with insulin. misdiagnosis possible if insulin fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Ins
Howard F. Root
Deaconess Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Root
Fifth Expedition To Mayan Capital
The University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania dispatches its fifth archaeological expedition to Piedras Negras in Guatemala. Led by Linton Satterthwaite Jr the team will be isolated from the outside world upon reaching the Mayan capital ruins, about a three day journey from the nearest settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University Museum of the
University of Pennsylvania
Piedras Negras
Guatemala
Linton Satterthwaite, Jr
Warning Against Cuts On Middle Fingers
Milwaukee report cites Dr Sumner L Koch of Northwestern University warning Milwaukee County Medical Society that infections start more often in the middle fingers and are more dangerous. A middle finger infection may extend up the arm beyond the elbow, unlike infections from other fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Sumner L. Koch
Northwestern University
Milwaukee County Medical Society
Cold Weather Helps Cape Cod Residents
Cold weather aids Cape Cod residents as salt water is used for refrigeration. Winters bring frozen sea water stockpiled along shore for domestic use and by a cranberry firm storing 1000 tons for packing purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Barnstable
Mass
Cape
Spring Patterns from Anne Adams Pattern Book
Start the season with fashion with the Anne Adams Pattern Book featuring dress, lingerie, and wedding gown designs. Forty pages show exclusive models for all ages and occasions plus fabric tips and accessories. Send for ordering instructions via today's pattern feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Blanche Fisher and Donald Belknap Wed in Davenport
Miss Blanche Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Fisher and Donald Belknap son of Mrs Harriet Belknap were married Saturday at 530 pm in the Davenport home of Rev R Bruce West. Attendants Dwight Hughes and Florence Fisher. Bride attended Coe College and groom a Coe graduate. They will live in Winthrop where Belknap coaches at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Fisher
Charles A. Fisher
Fourth Avenue SW
Donald Belknap
Harriet Belknap
First Avenue E
Davenport
R. Bruce West
Dwight Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Florence Fisher
Belknap
Coe College
Coe
Winthrop
Winthrop High School
Olive Healy Hosts Birthday Dinner in Springville
Springville hosted Olive Healy's dinner for her daughter Nelda with guests including Lois Newman Belva Bruger and Florence Healy. A benefit card party for the high school band followed in the gym, with prizes in bridge and five hundred won by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Healy
Nelda
Lois Newman
Belva Bruger
Margaret Wells
Carol Rodman
Betty Jean Levien
Florence Healy
Eleanor Miller
Ellen Lehr
L. L. Batchelder
Glenn Bowdish
Homer Pollock
Guy Martin
Ray Goldsberry
O.E.S
Isabel Gallagher
Ina Hunte
Anna Sterner
Sara Whitaker
Carolyn Sterner
Marjorie Levien
Mary Newhard
Nelle Wiley
Margaret Johnston
Vivian Johnston
Beatrice Briner
Hazel Patten
Dollie Tabasinsky
Stella Sandrock
Thirteenth
Paul Clark
Adah Thompson
Ann Kannewulf
Malta
Edith Godden
Cedar Rapids
J. F Wager
Central City
Conesville Social Club Hosts Card Party
Mrs Otto Wendling entertained the Woman's card club with Miss Hilda Owen winning high prize and Mrs Forrest Maxwell the consolation. Guests included Mrs William Pine and several Owens, McCormick, Maxwell, Wagner, Nietzel, Whitlock, Singleton, Everett, and Wendling. The Methodist Ladies Aid served its annual dinner for school children Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wendling
Woman's Card Club
Hilda Owen
Forrest Maxwell
Mirs
William Pine
Anna
Catharine McCormick
Forest Maxwell
Eldred Maxwell
Ernest Wagner
Harold Nietzel
Joe Whitlock
Wayne Singleton
I. F. Everett
Wendling
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Surprise 35th Anniversary Party in Grand Mound
Grand Mound couple Mr and Mrs Emil Fellner received a surprise party from their daughter Ruth on their thirty fifth wedding anniversary on Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Lena Rock Helen Langbehn Mildred Rusch and Sadie Meints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Fellner
Ruth
Lena Rock
Helen Langbehn
Mildred Rusch
Sadie Meints
Calmar Card Party Winners and Local Social Notes
Catholic men hosted a church card party with prizes in bridge awarded to Mrs Ruth Rickert and William Rausch five hundred prizes won by Miss Florence Giesing and Ed Uhlenhake and euchre won by James Mashek. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Irene Koch to Eldon Wallace. Mrs L J Radtke hosted a quilting bee. Legion auxiliary aired a KGCA Decorah radio program. Community Ladies Aid served a waffle supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rickert
William Rausch
Florence Giesing
Ed Uhlenhake
James Mashek
Irene Koch
Frank Koch
Estherville
Calmar
Eldon Wallace
Marshall, Minn
Marshall
L. J Radtke
The
Legion Auxiliary
KGCA
Decorah
Community Ladies Aid
Washington University Boner Crop Sparks Campus Quirks
A Washington University survey of campus exams yields odd answers. Samucel Insull credited as insulin discoverer, a coed wrote a note, and a football hero misidentified Portugal as Spain. Entries also misplace Alaska near the equator and misidentify Hans Luther and Rolland Hartley in roles. Professor Vernon McKenzie made a joking prize line remark about hissed villains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Samucel Insull
University of Washington
Portugal
Spain
Alaska
Hans Luther
Lutheran Church
Rolland H Hartley
Washington
U. S
Lewis W. Schwellenbach
Vernon McKenzie
Prof. McKenzie
Changing His Mind Costs Husband Ten Dollars
In Brockton Massachusetts Wallace F Johnson sued for divorce then dropped the suit on its call date. Mrs Johnson had risen at 4 AM and traveled over 100 miles by car, so her counsel argued she was entitled to expenses. After consultation she received $10 to cover gasoline oil and breakfast.
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Brockton, Mass
LLP
Wallace F Johnson
Johnson
Monticello Women’s Groups Hold Club Meetings
Elizabeth Noble hosts the 94 literary club with reviews and sketches by Mrs Coxsee and Mrs Maurice. PTAs meet at the high school with third graders presenting entertainment under Miss Iverson. Various church and women’s societies meet with hostesses and program leaders named, plus a BPW club dinner at Ann’s cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Noble
Charles Coxsee
Arthur Maurice
Earl de Shaw
Harriet Coughlan
F. S. Stahler
Edward Templeton
John Fraser
C. G. Thomas
de Shaw
Mildred Iverson
Albert Stuhler
Congregational Women’s
B. C. Roberts
John Bateman
Arthur Skelley
Reformed Church Women's Missionary Society
Rudy Winkler
Armin Tendick
Will Barrichter
Marvin Bartlett
Harry Ireland
Marcus Maire
Maire
R. P. Clark
Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. V. Burris
Olin Howie
Howie
Burris
Anna Mardorf
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Luther Hall
W. F. Yeoman
Ray Adams
Henry Helms
Lou Spooner
T. J. Gerdes
Lew Hutton
Henry Adams
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Monticello
Ann’s Cafe
Delmar Couples Plan Wedding and Socials in Town
The marriage of Jerry Benniss and Miss Florence Lane will be celebrated at St Patrick Church Monday morning. Benniss is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Benniss, Lane the youngest daughter of William Lane. The couple will reside on a farm southwest of Delmar. Mrs T W Kinrade hosted the D C club at bridge with Miss Mary Waters high score. Lola Fitzpatrick and Mrs Clarence Keeney hosted the Delta Delt club at Miss Fitzpatrick home. New Deal club members enjoyed a five hundred party at Mrs Ernest Kendall’s home. Consoli dated high school editorial staff held a party Monday evening at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Benniss
Florence Lane
St. Patrick’s Church
Bennis
Charles Bennis
Miss Lane
William Lane
Delmar
T. W Kinrade
D. C
Bridge
Mary Waters
Lola Fitzpatrick
Clarence Keeney
Tipton and Anamosa Weddings Highlight Local News
Tipton residents Miss Alice Arford and Kenneth McClellan wed at the Methodist parsonage with plans to live on a Cedar Bluffs farm. Ruby Reeder and Clarence Streets married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, to settle on a farm near Anamosa. Community groups including the Nineteenth Century club and Kings Daughters met for meetings, lessons, and games with multiple local hostesses and prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Arford
Lionel Marquet
Tipton
Kenneth McClellan
Cedar Bluffs
R. C. Jerrell
Raymond Kortum
Ruby Reeder
Frank Reeder
Clarence, Streets
Ernest Streets
Anamosa
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Ninetenth Century Club
C. O. Boling
Carrie Moffit
Irma Baker
C. C. Crawford
Cedar Falls
Norine
Eva Lu Crawford
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mae Walters
Fred Challis
A. Tracht
F. J. Chamberlain
George Geller
Elly Rehbehn
Social bridge scores and prizes at local clubs
At dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Louis Barewald Raymond Maurer and Mrs Elly Rehbehn posted high bridge scores. Various clubs awarded prizes with Mrs William Chappell hosting the Past Matrons club of OES and Mrs W O Leabhart hosting the Harmony club. Elly Chappell won a guest prize and Mrs Witmer took a traveling prize while Mrs Zerbe of Mechanicsville was guest prize recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Barewald
Raymond Maurer
Elly Rehbehn
William Chappell
W.H. Schneckloth
Verda Hill
Elsie Chappell
Arnold Albert
Wilbur Donahue
C.,.h. Leabhart
W. O. Leabhart
Harmony Club
H. R. Ripley
Frank Witmer
Zerbe
Mechanicsville
Vinton Couple Married at Methodist Parsonage
Miss Hilma Eastridge of Harrison township and Leonard Sheller of Vinton wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. Charles G. Fort presiding. Attendants were Miss Ida Schirm and Lamon Sanders. witnesses Arnold Eastridge and Mrs. Lamon Sanders. The bride, daughter of A. V. Eastridge, taught in Harrison township after graduating from Vinton High School in 1930. Sheller, son of Anna Rosenburger of Albert Lea, Minnesota, runs a barber shop in Vinton. They will reside with the Eastridge family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilma Eastridge
Harrison Township
Leonard Sheller
Vinton
Methodit Episcopal Parsonage
Charles G. Fort
Ida Schirm
Lamon Sanders
Arnold Eastridge
A. V. Eastridge
Vinton High School
Sheller
Anna Rosenburger
Albert Lea
Minn
Eastridge
M. J. Tobin
Minta Keith
P.E.O
L. W. Ellis
Lloyd Werning
C. J. Knuth
J. C. Cleary
Ward's
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters Lodge
H. M. Scott
George H. St. Clair
Clermont Women’s Club Bridge Soirée Hosts and Scores
Clermont Women’s club was entertained at Lenore White’s home with Mrs Alfred Baechler assisting. Kathryn Gruver held high score and Evelyn Dugstad was second. The Ladies Bridge club met at Mrs R V Brandt’s home with L L Carr high scorer and E L Crowe second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore White
Alfred Baechler
Kathryn Gruver
Evelyn Dugstad
R. V. Brandt
L. L. Carr
E. L. Crowe
Social Gatherings Reported Across Strawberry Point
Strawberry Point notices show Mrs. O R Davis hosting a guest Rose Sperfslage with high five hundred score by Mrs Mayme Opperman and consolation to Mrs C C Deyo. Another hostess Mrs Jennie Ijams honored aunt Lettie Richards of Council Bluffs and guests included several local women. The T and B club met with Mrs C W Dorman as Lizzie Wareham won high score and R L Haire consolation. Rose Sperfslage visited from Earlville while J H Klingbeil hosted dinner with ministers and Waterloo guests. N S E club met with Mrs H M Eaton where V H Mantz led score and J H Klingbeil traveled prize awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Davis
Rose Sperfslage
Earlville
Mayme Opperman
C. C. Deyo
Ralph Litts
Joyce Elaine
Charles Gallentine
Earl Nichols
J. C. Duerst
R. L. Haire
Carrie Slagle
L. D. Davis
F. H. Harwood
Amelia Nace
F. E. Davis
Nell and
Kate Westfall
T. and B
C. W. Dorman
Lizzie Wareham
V. H. Mantz
M. F. Harwood
J. H. Klingbeil
Millersburg Hosts Quilting and Recital Events
Mrs. Katie Bauer entertained the Dorcas society for an all day quilting session. Mrs. Esther Cheney hosted a bridge gathering. Lamont Okey and Miss Lloyda Thompson will present a school band recital on March 9 under Millersburg school auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Bauer
Dorcas Society
Esther Cheney
Bridge
Lamont Okey
Lloyda Thompson
Millersburg
Troy Mills Bride wed John Carpenter on Twenty-Second Anniversary Day
Miss Inez Waterhouse became bride of John Carpenter on the twenty second wedding anniversary of her parents Troy Mills. The Rev. George Fowler officiated at the Winthrop Methodist parsonage with Edna Waterhouse as bridesmaid and Mrs Edna Hunter as matron. The couple will live on the groom’s mother's farm north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Waterhouse
Leroy Waterhouse
Troy Mills
John Carpenter
Jane Carpenter
Coggan
George Fowler
Winthrop
Edna Waterhouse
Edna Hunter
Center Point High School
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