Louis Wiley Dies Noted Newspaperman At 65
Louis Wiley longtime business manager of the New York Times died Wednesday at Medical Center at age 65. He served 39 years with the Times rising to prominence as a business manager. Beginning in Mount Sterling Kentucky and Rochester New York, he later moved to New York to work for the Sun and the Times under Adolph S. Ochs. He was known as a popular after dinner speaker and was honored by foreign governments for his war service.
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New York
Louis Wiley
New York Times
Medical Center
Wiley
Mount Sterling
Rochester
N. Y
Post-Express
Charles A. Dana
William M. Laffan
New York Sun
Adolph S. Ochs
Cedar Rapids Chosen For Washington Apple Campaign
A city wide sampling drive begins in Cedar Rapids sponsored by the Washington State Apple bureau. Ten carloads of Winesap apples will be distributed to 10 000 residences with cards about the variety. K F Reiniger leads the effort with local representatives assisting.
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Washington State
Apple Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Washington
K. F. Reiniger
Washington Bureau
Wenatchee
Wash
Reiniger
H. Oliver
Nicholas J. Trebin
Remiger
First paper printing in China 868 A D noted
The article traces early printing history from Wang Chieh in 868 A D who published a commemorative book on paper using blocks to Pi Sheng in 1041 who created movable type from clay. It notes Gutenberg's later moveable type in Europe about five centuries after.
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China
Wang Chieh
Chieh
Pi Sheng
Gutenberg
Europe
Mainz
Germany
Jurors Report for Iowa County Court Listed
Special to The Gazette Maengo Petit jurors due April 8 are listed in County Clerk J F Randolph's office. Names include William Ballard North English A M Bergman Marengo Edna Bryant Marengo John Burmeister Marengo Wallace Carter North English J C Donahue Holbrook Agnes Fetzer Marengo Roy Fields Belle Plaine Luna Fish Victor Ben Franks Marengo M K Hatter North English L H Hawkins Marengo Will Hoff North English Otto Hudepohl Homestead Lambert Hurd Keswick Clara Gittins Jones Williamsburg Elia M Jones Williamsburg George Kimm Jr Marengo Lua Lindenmayer Marengo Agnes Lindsay Marengo J W Lonergan Williamsburg SU Mussetter Victor Laurie Newkirk Williamsburg Theo Newkirk Homestead Mary OBrien North English Ernest Schaefer East Amana Louis F Schmidt Homestead Henry Schultz Marengo Helen Schlesselman Victor Clarence Schwiebert Victor Fred Stratton Oxford Robert W Thomas North English Helen Thys Hartwick Ben Tompkins Marengo Frieda Trumpold Middle Amana Lewis Van Dee North English Albert Wetten Williamsburg John Wichman Jr Homestead Christine Willenbrock Marengo William Zuber Homestead
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Maengo
J. F. Randolph
William Ballard
North English
A. M Bergman
Marengo
Edna Bryant
John Burmeister
Wallace Carter
J. C. Donahue
Holbrook
Agnes Fetzer
Roy Fields
Belle Plaine
Luna Fish
Victor
Ben Franks
M. K. Hatter
L. H Hawkins
Will Hoff
Otto Hudepohl
Homestead
Lambert Hurd
Keswick
Clara Gittins Jones
Williamsburg
Elia M. Jones
George Kimm, Jr
Lua Lindenmayer
Agnes Lindsay
J .W. Lonergan
U Mussetter
Lauie Newkirk
Waliamsburg
Theo. Newkirk
Mary O’brien
Ernest Schaefer
East Amana
Louis F Schmidt
Henry Schultz
Helen Schlesselman
Clarence Schwiebert
Fred Stratton
Oxford
Robert W Thomas
Helen Thys
Hartwick
Ben Tompkins
Frieda Trumpold
Middle Amana
Lewis van Dee
Albert Wetten
John Wichman, Jr
Christine Willenbrock
William Zuber
Iowa City social worker injured after hog on road
Margaret Farnsworth, a social worker in Iowa City, was recovering Wednesday from spinal injuries suffered Tuesday when her car left the road south of town. She was trying to avoid a hog on the pavement. injuries described as not serious.
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Iowa City
Margaret Farnsworth
Fail to Halt Mason City Relief Strike
A relief strike in Mason City entered its eighteenth day amid claims of a 50 cent per hour demand versus 35 cents. The dissolution of a citizens committee and rejected compromise attempts left workers idle and organized labor retracting support amid concerns of alleged communistic agitation.
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Mason City
Citizens’ Committee
FERA
Organized Labor
Tipton Chamber Names Committees After Dinner Meeting
About fifty business and professional men attended the Tipton Chamber of Commerce dinner. Dr. C. H. Banks as president led a business meeting and committee selections covered advisory, business, professional, farmers, legislative, good roads, Boy Scouts, public relations, and solicitors and peddlers.
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Tipton
Tipton Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Banks
C. S. Miller
Cedar County Fair Association
C H Mather
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Aker
Boy Scout
E. Morton
Jack Sturdy
Light and Water
Banks
L. F Kuhn
C. F. Simmermaker
D. J. Kelley
W. F. Miller
H. B. Walters
George L. Fraseur
M. C. Hamiel
Dr. P. M. Hoffman
A. E. Rumble, Jr
Mearl Clark
George Geller
L. E. Casterline
E. C. Gillam
C. W. Cowan
R. M. Willer
Carl J. Mitzner
C. H. Mather
Clarence Kuhn
G J. Horn
L. O Gossett
W. H. Schneckloth
C H. Leabhart
O. A. Gable
O. F. Wallick
H. B Walters
F B. Wilson
G W. White
J. E. Chamberlain
A. J Root
Peter Belgard
Long List of Names Appears in County Event Casts
The article lists participants in an event or fair with names including Clyde Kuhn L M Gesme Bert Ochiltree Kittenbamu Sheets Banks Treadwell Fisher Parks Wilson Nelson Hinkleman Jacobs Randa Band Bolton Bur roughs Burnstein and officials W F Miller Willer Wallick. The exact role of each name is not detailed.
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Clyde Kuhn
L. M. Gesme
Bert Ochiltree
P. E. Sheets
Max Banks
C. C. Treadwell
J. W. Fisher
Parks
F. B. Wilson
O. W. Nelson
Carl Hinkleman
D. A. Jacobs
Milo Randa
Charles R. Bolton
James Burroughs
R. A. Burnstein
W. F. Miller
R. M. Willer
O. F. Wallick
Style Show At Monticello Promises Variety
Monticello hosts the second annual style show in the high school auditorium with Robert Donahue of Chicago as announcer. Dozens of merchants back the event and a wide array of models from the community will present fashion, dance, song, and instrumental numbers along with special acts and regional readings.
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Monticello
Robert Donahue
Chicago
Adelaide Gray
Maude Arduser
Dorothy Stemm
Opal Porter
Mary Stickford
Edna Siebels
Virginia Schneider
Lorene Zimmerman
Fred McLaughlin
Alfred Seehusen
Earl Holtz
Elmer Starks
Keith Dickey
Ray Ferring
Wilma Harford
Mary Keith
Betty Thomas
Edith Ferring
Ada Egger
Shirley Hoag
Elizabeth McLaughlin
O. E. York
Beth Wallis
Bernice Stout
Arch Grimes
Mary Eloise Senst
Mary Lou Suett
Margaret McDonald
Shirley Hobart
Arlene Balster
Eloise Timmins
Eleanor Stewart
Mary Jane Aitchison
Agnes Schlimmer
Audrey Podhaski
Marian Endsley
Helen Gutensohn
Shirley Schneider
Marjorie O'Rourke
Joan Hayes
Anna Marie Husman
Mary Lucile Rickless
Antoinette Coxsee
Elizabeth Lee Byerly
Vernita Vernon
Lois Barrack
Joan Guyan
Helen Ann Barron
Patsy Riedel
Ann Thoeni
June
Joan
Jean Hein
Robert Liddy
Robert Balster
David Hamilton
George Stuhler
Donald Miller
Wilfred Walz
Carlita Morning
Janis Grimes
Shirley Shelley
Marilee Matthiessen
Claire Shannon
Gail Huibregtse
Olive Nagel
Jeanette Lubben
Clara Palmer
Georgia Linter
Garnet Eilers
Dorothy Sawyer
Hylda Noel
Bud Denkhoff
Otto Riedel
Tipton M. C. Hamiel Re elected School Board President
The Tipton M. C. Hamiel school board reelected its president on Monday. A wide slate of teacher appointments followed, listing D. J. Kelley as superintendent and multiple faculty across mathematics English agriculture history and physical education among others to fill junior high and elementary posts.
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Jessie van Zee
Arlene Stoner
Gertrude Hilmer
Dorothy Hatch
Martha J. McCormick
F. W. Wakefield
Alice M. Haas
Clara Parchman
Kathryn Field
Velma Masden
Ethel Cocking
Mabel Swanson
Marian Gardner
Frances Vandervort
Gladys Skalstad
Edith Burroughs
Margaret Dallas
Wheatland School Board Names New Member Reelects President
At Mondays meeting Paul Stankee joined the school board as a new member Irvin Martens was reelected president. Reelected teachers include Supt J C Clark Doran Beitz basketball coach Miss Sophie Lahann primary teacher Miss Nita Floyd third fourth grade Miss Thelma Gregory fifth sixth grade. Miss Ruth Seasholt and Miss Mary Moore will not return.
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Wheatland
Paul Stankee
Irvin Martens
Supt
J. C. Clark
Doran Beitz
Sophie Lahann
Nita Floyd
Thelma Gregory
Ruth Seasholt
Mary Moore
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
Sluggish bowels cause poisons to seep through the system and dull beauty. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle, non grog ing laxative alternative prescribed for years. Take one or two at bedtime. Available in 15c 30c and 60c at druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Fail In Effort To Break Into Dairy
Prowlers forced the padlock and hasp on the rear door of Cedar Rapids Co operative Dairy at 560 Tenth Street SW Tuesday night but could not gain entry and abandoned the attempt. Sgt Joe Kudina and Ptl Howard Walsh found the scene at 1 20 am Wednesday and notified company officials.
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Cedar Rapids
Rules Declares Waterloo Cedar Falls Line a Railway
The Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway with Cedar Rapids as a terminal point was ruled by the Interstate Commerce Commission to be a railway not an interurban. The decision makes the line subject to the Railway Labor Act.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls
Rev Otis Moore Walks 34 Miles For Church Duties
The Bennett South Bethel and Rochester Methodist Episcopal pastor travels on foot and horseback 34 miles last week due to poor roads to attend meetings call on members and minister to the sick continuing the path laid by earlier clergy.
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Tipton
Otis Moore
Bennett
South Bethel
Rochester
Moore
Soviets unleash war propaganda to prepare for new European conflict
Soviet propagandists in Moscow on Tuesday night launched a drive to rally the Russian people for a possible European war. They blame England for Versailles fallout, urge Anglo French cooperation against Nazi expansion, and seek to inflame wartime fervor with broad campaigns and sharp attacks on opponents.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
England
Germany
Europe
France
Russia
Three Fined On Liquor Charges At Cascade
In Justice Fagan s court three Dubuque residents pled guilty to possession of mislabeled liquor. Loretta Ball and Agnes Sheehan were each fined 100 dollars plus costs with installment or partial payment plans. James Sheehan paid 100 dollars in costs. Mike Sand posted bond and received a continuance. Berwick and Newton cases pending. a still and stamped government bottles were found at the Newton residence near Rock Cut.
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Cascade
George Berwick
Homer Newton
Newton Place
Rock Cut
Dubuque
Will Rogers on World Affairs and Taxes
Beverly Hills editorial captures Will Rogers humor about Germany Mussolini and Hitler, noting protests abroad and the Versailles treaty critics. He jokes about draft timing and concludes most worries are tax related, signed Will.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
Declamatory Contest Winners At Conesville School
The elementary event honored top speakers across categories. Oratorical winners were Lyle Ramner first, second Junior Sprouse, Ruth Walker third. In Dramatic Maxine Sprouse won, tied for second Kathleen Abbott and Virginia Stafford. Humorous winner Betty Hawkins, second Ethel Buckman, third Darleen Maxwell.
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Conesville
Lyle Ramner
Junior Sprouse
Ruth Walker
Maxine Sprouse
Kathleen Abbott
Virginia Stafford
Betty Hawkins
Ethel Buckman
Darleen Maxwell
One Killed and Three Hurt in Des Moines Auto Crash
Stanley Ford of Kelley Indiana was killed and three others injured when his car struck the rear of a truck and trailer on East Fourteenth Street. Randall Holland, the driver, suffered a possible skull fracture along with Mae Holland’s torn scalp and possible skull fracture. Fay Rhenerston, 25, also of Kelley, had wrist and scalp cuts. Lyle Lewis, 30, of Cameron Missouri, drove the transport truck. Police note the cause is undetermined, with Holland saying he did not see the truck.
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Des Moines
INS
Stanley Ford
Kelley
Ford
Randall Holland
East Fourteenth Street
Holland
Mae Holland
Fay Rhenerston
Lyle Lewis
Cameron
Senior class to stage The Tin Hero at Wheatland
The Wheatland high school senior class will present The Tin Hero with Doran Bietz directing. Cast includes Ovid Ball, Lowell Rothbart, Alice Miller, Kathryn Flyn, Juanita Van Pelt, Jeanette Holdorf, Gilmore Schanze, Edward Holtz, Henry Gell, Geneva Peterson, Nora Zeigler, Lois Schnede, and Lenora Busch.
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Wheatland
Doran Bietz
Ovid Ball
Lowell Rothbart
Alice Miller
Kathryn Flyn
Juanita van Pelt
Jeanette Holdorf
Gilmore Schanze
Edward Holtz
Henry Gell
Geneva Peterson
Nora Zeigler
Lois Schnede
Lenora Busch
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