Proposal to name Dr. Erskine for Iowa Medical Society head
A plan was announced at the Linn County Medical Society meeting to nominate Dr. A. W. Erskine of Cedar Rapids for president of the Iowa State Medical Society at the Sioux City convention May 12 24. He is noted for x ray work and leadership roles in national and state medical groups.
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A. W Erskine
Cedar/ Rapids
Iowa State Medical Society
Cectors
Sioux City
Linn Country Medical Society
Modrosa
Dr. Erskine
Radiological Society of North America
Linn County Medical Society
Linn County
J. K. von Lackum
Thomas F. Suchomel
Erskine
House of Delegates
Iowa State Commissioner of Health
State Commissioner of Health
State of
Iowa
Council
W. E. Peschau
Mexico
Litzenberg
William F. Mengert
Eugene W. Scheldrup
University Hospitals
Iowa City
W E. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Norman Miller
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
New Ball Player Horizontal A and Other Clues
A long list of crossword style clues with various definitions appears beside a report criticizing Dr. W L Bierring state health commissioner. It notes advisers pursue personal hobbies through public health programs and questions the lack of consultation with medical representatives.
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W. L. Bierring
Woman suffers hip fracture after car is hit by truck
Mrs Earl C Dickinson of 133 Thirty fourth street drive SE suffered a fractured left hip and bruised knee when the rear of her husband s car was struck by a truck driven by H F Wamser of 71444 Third avenue SW The accident occurred at Third street and First avenue E as Mrs Dickinson stood on the running board preparing to exit The truck turned right from Third onto First and obstructions on First blocked Wamser s view She was treated at Mercy hospital where her condition was listed as good Friday
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Earl C Dickinson
Thirty-fourth Street
H. F. Wamser
Third Avenue
Third Street
First Avenue E
First Avenue
Dickinson
Mercy Hospital
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette Report
Dr and Mrs R E Munden have gone to New York City for a European trip. Charles D Manson secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce W L Cherry national councilor of the United States Chamber of Commerce and Arthur Huntington of the Iowa Railway and Light Company will go to Washington to attend a national chamber meeting. Mrs George Olmsted and her daughter have returned to Cedar Rapids after a Pasadena visit. Local markets Wheat 1.10 1.20 oats 40 45c corn 60 63c rye 60 65c barley 58 60c hay
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R. E. Munden
New York City
Charles D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Cherry
United States Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Huntington
Iowa Railway and Light Company
Washington, D. C
National Chamber
George Olmsted
Cedar Rapids
Pasadena
Calif
Preemptive Four Hearts in National Masters Team Event
In a National Masters team of four event hand, South weighs a four heart preempt. Dealer leads hearts. West doubles. Goren of Philadelphia holds South and aims to limit losses to one trick in diamonds and clubs while avoiding a heart loss. He wins the club ace to set up the contraction.
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South
Hearts
Mr. Goren
Charles H. Goren
Philadelphia
West
Goren
Market Price Snapshot For Livestock And Eggs
Readable figure list shows prices for straw at 19 dollars, eggs at 19 cents, hogs nine dollars and seventy cents, steers ten dollars to eleven, and lambs nine dollars fifty to thirteen dollars fifty. Includes hensti and hogs data noted.
Local Army Enlistments and Clergy Moves Reported
Eighty eight men were accepted for army service by local recruiting officer Gus Williams during April. The Rev Harold B Drew was called to lead Liberal Christian church in Morristown New Jersey succeeding Dr Joseph Fort Newton. One hundred thirty signatures collected on muster rolls for a Cedar Rapids battery. Local market prices listed for corn oats wheat rye barley hay straw hens and eggs.
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United States Army
Sergi
Gus Williams
Harold B. Drew
First Baptist Church
Morristown
N. J
Liberal Christian Church
Joseph Fort Newton
Cedar Rapids
Exposition visit and market notes mention local prices
John W. Geiger sails to Norfolk for Jamestown exposition while Andrew Townsend Hisey with secular government banners plans a stage appearance in Sioux City. Local markets list wheat oats corn barley rye hay straw hens eggs hogs steers lambs and Bolivia faces a war contract investigation.
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John W. Geiger
Norfolk
Andrew Townsend Hisey
United States
Hugo
People’s Theater
Sioux City
S. B. Beatty
Butte, Mont
Cedar Rapids
Foreign Amateur Spies Over Running England
London reports Scotland Yard warns that amateur spies, usually foreigners on legitimate business, attend social and semi official events to gather information. They are hard to detect, prompting increased secret service funding and tighter visiting permits in London hotels.
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London
Britain
Scotland Yards
England
Secret Service
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