Ransom Cash Recovered in Harwich Kidnap Case
The ongoing custody case centers on Peggy’s abduction with Cyril Buck Kenneth Buck and others arrested. Investigators say $60,000 in ransom two payments totaling 50 000 and 20 000 were paid to McMath aboard the Bob at anchor near Harwich. Cyril Buck denies guilt and claims concern for Peggy’s safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Lee
Bob
McMath
General Needham
Kenneth Buck
William R. Kales
Francis C. McMath
Cyril Buck
Cyril
Pegg
West Harwich
Buck
Needham
Kenneth
United Press
Cyn
New York
Inch
Barnstable County
William C. Crossley
Bristol County
Buck Brothers
Woods Hole
Detroit
Boston
Harwich
Harold Sawyer
Coast Guard
Ernest Bradford
Harwich McMath
Man In the
Black Mask
Plan to Re employ Three Million Men
A national drive to put three million men back to work is led by the Manufacturers Association steering committee. Key figures include J H Rand Jr and Lammot Du Pont, with plans for legislation drafted by Senator Wagner. Aimed at cooperative industry recovery, the plan seeks rapid administration and broad executive support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life
Manufacturers Association
J H Rand Jr
New York
Lammot du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Robert P Lamont
The
Steel Institute
Garnder
North Carolina
Council of National Defense
Rand
Bard
Committee of the Nation
Wagner
Dickinson
Commerce Department
David L. Podell
Roosevelt
Drake overwhelms Grinnell in dual track meet
Drake University dominated Grinnell in a Saturday dual track meet at Grinnell scoring 84 to 46 with Drake claiming eleven first places. Smith Drake led with three sprint wins and a third for 16 points while Blanck set the meet shot put record at 46 feet 10. Myron Pilbrow won the two mile by nearly 200 yards, Schnee man edged James in the broad jump at 22 feet 11 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Drake University
Smith Drake Dash
Hich
Srfipd
Blanck
Myron Pilbrow
Ace
Chattering Parrot Foils Two Burglars
A parrot owned by Mrs. Ben Driffill警 chattered loudly Friday prompting Mrs. Driffill to inspect her front door where she saw two men fleeing after entering the house and dropping two rugs on the porch. police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Ben Driffill
Marquette Tops Badgers in Slow Track Meet
Marquette University track and field defeated Wisconsin 76 to 63 in Milwaukee. Ronzani led with 16 points and Metcalfe added 10 as Wisconsin placed third with nine points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
Wisconsin
Sager
Firgene Ronzani
Oelwein Clubs and Granges Host Busy Week Events
A dense recap lists Oelwein groups hosting meetings and social events Thursday through Friday. Cooking clubs, circles, and a Rainbow Girls invitation mark civic activity, with D. A. R. chapters and Federated clubs attending conventions and hosting receptions.
Cascade and Independence Couple Wed in Independence
Grace Donovan of Independence married Kiernan Wallace of Cascade in Independence on Wednesday. Attendants included donors relatives, with Darlene Donovan as ring bearer. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home with hosting by Mrs Clem Van Etten and Mrs Charles Fuller. The couple plans a farm home south of Mrs William Davis. Mrs Davis hosted the Fortnightly club in Cascade, Olive Lane top-scoring. Lorraine Turns hosted her bridge club with high score by Addine Streng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Donovan
Independence
Kiernan Wallace
Cascade
Don Donovan
Darlene Donovan
Clem van Etten
Charles Fuller
D C Donovan
John Wallace
William Davis
Sylvester Otting
Olive Lane
Lorraine Turns
Baidge Club
William Turns
Addine Streng
Riverside and Cedar Rapids Nuptials In Quiet Iowa Ceremony
Riverside couple Mrs William Best announces the marriage of daughter Louie to Everett Staskal. Ceremony held April 27 at the bride’s aunt’s Chicago home, officiated by Rev F D Stone. Attended by relatives from Chicago and Riversde Mondat, then a drive to Cedar Rapids. Also reports the engagement of Miss Marie Frank to Joseph Walsh of Ottumwa and other social club notes from the Delta Dek brunch and Young Ladies Bridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Best
Louie
Everett Staskal
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
F D Stone
Parkwas Methonst
L H Greenwood
Wile
Ilo Ho Greenwood
G Ho Bovson
Rivers
Harold Cress
John L Deatsch
Fred Caron
Agne Wheelan
Washington
A H Porgee
J J Reardon
Birdie Goodlove
Fef Wheelen
Emma Deatsch
Hazel Blythe
Fred c Kron
William
Griffin
Ernest Salladay
J P Quinn
William H
Tama Club Dinners And Bridge Honors Noted
Tama residents hosted club gatherings with dinner and bridge. Genevieve Sherman and others earned bridge honors while a separate party celebrated Mrs. Clayton Millard, formerly Mrs. Irene Seth, at a shower and bridge event. A Tama group and Toledo guest attended, along with a birthday celebration for Ralph Reichman hosted by his mother Mrs. Herman Reichman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Youngman
Lawrence Lane
Youngman
Genevieve Sherman
Wesley Mansfield
William Mudd
W M. Bissell
Clayton Millard
Irene Seth
Ed Kilcorn
Forrest King
Rex Warner
James O'Connell
Alpha Ladd
Beatrice Bruce
Bernice Mason
Ellen Duffy
Gertrude Duffy
Tama
Louisa Harple
Toledo
Herman Reichman
Ralph
Norma
Beverly Harlan
Sue Hartsell
Norman Duffy
Mardus Schultz
Billy Higginbotham
Genevieve Badger
Herbert Dean Smith
Social events round Marengo and church societies
Marengo hosts and clubs share a busy week with the Methodist Ladies Aid, Presbyterian Ladies Aid at St Patrick's church, and the A B C club meeting. A missionary play was staged by Miss Helen Kramer and companions under Miss Bernice Gilmore's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Howard Baker
A. Kraus
Ernest Wagner
St. Patrick’s Church
Fred Branch, Jr
Frankie Bucker
A. R. Brown
Arthur Black
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Howard Meyers
Helen Kramer
Archie
Wapello Couple Honored With Shower and Events
Wapello Mr and Mrs Raymond Schaper who wed April 20 were feted at a miscellaneous shower and reception at the bride's parents home. Music by Frank Reed les and George Pullin and Tom Mo one. Mrs A W Hinderman's Presbyterian division hosted a Silver Tea at the church. Miss Myrtle Erwin led the program with help from Mrs Winter and Mrs Christie. The Wapello Study club had a dinner served by the American Legion auxiliary at Mrs Paul Wiederrecht's home. A program and initiation occurred at Miss Erwin's home with Mrs Brown as candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Schaper
Adolph Dalmase
Frank Reedles
George Pullin
Tom Moone
A. W Hinderman
Presbyterian Society
Myrtle Erwin
E. R Winter
B. L. Christie
Wapello
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Wiederrecht
W. S. Brown
Helping Hand society hosts reception at Mittelstadt home
Maynard Mesdames Glenn Mittelstadt L C Surfus J S Reid and Louis Barnes entertained the Helping Hand society Wednesday at the Mittelstadt home. One new member, Mrs Grace Morse, was welcomed. Visitors included Mrs Henry Burlingame Alice Barnes Fern Brooks and Dessa McKean of Logan. A special program followed the Rebekah lodge Friday honoring the weddings anniversaries of Mr and Mrs W D Simpson and Mr and Mrs Floyd Simpson. Participants were Mrs Mildred Weaver Mrs George Carley Mrs J E Bartels Zella Caldwell and W E Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Weaver
George Carley
J E Bartels
Zella Caldwell
W. E. Pace
Mothers Day Program by Keota Chapter CM Ph
Keota Chapter CM Ph held a Mothers day program at Mrs A D Stewarts home on Tuesday. Mrs F M Herr read an original fantasy Dreams with cast including Mrs H D Williams and others. Helpers Mrs J W Stewart and Mrs J O Singmaster served. Out of town guests included Mrs S J Greiner Webster, Mrs J A Yoder Iowa City, Mrs George Helscher Cedar Rapids, and Miss M J Wheeler Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph. O
A D Stewart
F. M Herr
H D Willams
B. B Brown
Patsy Richardson
Elizabeth Erdice
Irene Rogers
Phil Morris
Bobbie Stewart
Eugene Lyle
Donnie Gale Fagen
J W. Stewart
J O Singmaster
S J Greiner
Webster
J A Yoder
Iowa City
George Helscher
Cedar Rapids
M J. Wheeler
Methodist ladies aid hosts and club meetings
The Methodist Ladies Aid was entertained Wednesday by Mrs Will Beimke Mrs Herbert Plank and Mrs Helen Montz at the Montz home. The True Blue club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Loren Glandon. The Willing Workers of the Congregational church were entertained Thursday by Miss May Van Tuyll and Mrs D F Ahrens at the Van Tuyll home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Will Beimke
Herbert Plank
Helen Montz
Montz
True Blue Club
Loren Glandon
Concre- Rational Church
May van Tuyll
D F Ahrens
van Tuyll
Oxford Junction Hostess Leads Happy Hour Club Evening
Mrs Fred S. Harms hosted the Happy Hour club at her Oxford Junction home on Thursday evening. Prize winners included Mrs Mildred Petersen, Mrs Lillian Rees, Mrs Fanye Morace, and Mrs Grace Sturb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Harms
Mildred Petersen
Lillian Rees
Fanye Morace
Grace Sturb
Randalia Reading Circle Holds Mothers Day Program and Elections
Randalia The Thursday Reading circle gathered at Mrs. E C night home for a Mothers day program and officer elections. The Thursday Social society met at Mrs. Frank Hull home and presented a Mothers day program led by Mrs Carrie Vought and Mrs Fred Schwemde man won bean throwing prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C Night
Frank Hull
Carrie Vought
Fred Schwemdeman
Local Social Dinner Honors Mrs Srehuefer’s 87th Birthday
Atkins Mr and Mrs Job Behaeler entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs Srehuefer’s eighty seventh birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Behaefer, Mr and Mrs Earl Cherry, Mrs Topping, Miss Hatthhe Serhuefer, Ollefenultz, Bla Mullines, William Behorler, and William Schwefer, with Mr and Mrs Mick Heheler of Springville among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Behaeler
Srehuefer
John Behaefer
Earl Cherry
Hatthhe Serhuefer
Ollefenultz
Bla Mullines
Willam Behorler
William Schwefer
Mick Heheler
Springville
George Schoueler
Marion
John Gertsen
Legion Auxiliary Hosting Event At Atkins Area
Mrs Ed Brehn will host the American Legion auxiliary Tuesday. Otto Kurz of Vinton and Mr and Mrs Elmer Keiper with daughters of Atkins attend. H H Wormer celebrated a Tuesday birthday surprise with friends Mesd J T Barker H W Alden Frank Gable H C Krahling Charles Freeman H L Gardeman Elma Mitchell Vera Snetzier Elsie Krahling present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kurz
Vinton
Elmer Keiper
Atkins
Ed Brehn
American Legion Auxiliary
H. H. Wormer
J. T. Barker
H. W. Alden
Frank Gable
H.C. Krahling
Charles Freeman
H. L. Gardeman
Elma Mitchell
Vera Snetzier
Elsie Krahling
Thornburg OES meeting and post nuptial shower notes
Thornburg chapter of OES met at the Masonic hall Wednesday evening with refreshments served by local families. A post nuptial shower honored Mrs. Mabel Picking at Mrs. B K Bruce’s country home, featuring a mock wedding ceremony and further refreshments by Mrs. Bruce and her daughter Mrs. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
Masonic Hall
Harvey Paul
Gibson
H. B. McKain
W. B. McKain
Sam McKay
Adeline McKay
Mabel Picking
B. K. Bruce
Lincoln Path Letter Ride Marks Scout Event in Illinois
In Springfield, Illinois, Boy Scouts will carry 6000 letters Sunday postmarked with Lincoln imagery to honor the 100th anniversary of Lincoln becoming Old Salem postmaster. Letters go to Old Salem state park from across the U S and Canada. Ceremonies will feature Paul Angle and Dr Benjamin Thomas. Reconstruction aims to restore Old Salem to Lincoln era by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Old Salem
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
State House
White House
Old Salem State Park
United States
Canada
Paul M . Angle
State Historical Society
Benjamin P. Thomas
Abraham Lincoln Association
Smoke Over Moving Mountain Sparks Volcano Fears
Subterranean rumblings and gas clouds from Carbon mountain near Durango Colorado raised fears of a volcanic eruption. Geologists noted abnormal activity since December with a growing fissure, avalanches and cracking, risking heat ignition of coal deposits and possible river blockage by debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Carbon Mountain
Big Black Mountain
Animas
Legion Chiefs Condemn New Bonus March
The American Legion national executive committee adopted a resolution condemning the Washington bonus march as unwise and un-American and against representative government. Meanwhile Ellis Campbell announced about 600 men would begin the march from Indianapolis to Washington on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
LINS
The
American Legion
Washington
Ellis Campbell
Japanese Rolled By Ouster From Guam
The Guam governor Captain Edmund Spence Root allegedly expelled 112 Japanese laborers after six month residence permits expired. Kokumin Shim bun criticized the order as outrageous, signaling a U S Japan diplomatic strain over the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
TORIO
United States
Japan
Kokumin Shimbun
Edmund Spence Root
USN
86 Year Old Town Bridegroom Dies After Six Weeks
ATLANTIC AP William T Mc Kee 86 a Civil War veteran and bridegroom of six weeks from Massena died Saturday in a hospital after an operation He wed Bessie Barnett 60 also of Massena in San Antonio Texas six weeks ago The town celebrated their return from Texas Funeral services will be Monday at Massena
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic (Ap
William T McKee
Massena
McKee
San Antonio
Tex
Bessie Barnett
Texas
W A McKee
Cass County
Lindberghs Arrive in Albuquerque on Westward Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed at the TWA airport in Albuquerque at 2:46 pm M.ST completing the first leg of their flight to testify in the Gaston Means trial in Washington. Lindbergh did not say if they would stay overnight. The report notes there are 850 distinct tree species in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles A Lindbergh
M.st
Gaston B. Means T
Washington
Lindbergh
Weekend Hog Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
Hog markets showed a steady tone as the week closed with slight price variation. Chicago stayed steady to 15 cents higher for the week, top at 4.00, while Cleveland and East St. Louis posted gains, and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh fluctuated with modest changes. Cattle and sheep sectors were subdued, with few receipts and mixed weekly gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cattle and hog markets show higher prices across components
Chicago reports strong cattle demand with most classes up to 25c higher and top yearling steers around 7.00. Sheep receipts steady, lambs and fat shorn ewes mixed higher. Hogs steady to higher with 190-300 lb desirable cattleing around 4.00. Iowa hog receipts total 24,800 with steady to strong demand and prices largely above Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept. Agriculturer
California
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Tow a Hog Prices Across Iowa Markets by AP
Saturday hog prices at Iowa markets list varied by market and weight. Mason City figures range from 3.30 to 3.50 per pound, Ottumwa shows up to 3.55, Waterloo and Des Moines post notes of 2.80 to 3.50 with packer and road packer distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Associated Press
Iowa
Mason City
Ottumwa
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce
Prices listed for grain and livestock in Cedar Rapids include Wheat 19 3/4c per bushel, Corn 284 2 30c, Barley 37c, Hay 6.00 and 5.00, Straw 5.00, hens 6c, roosters 5c, Leghorns 6 1/2c, milk cream 2c, ewes 13c No.1 and 6c No.2, fruits and vegetables with California navels 3.00, grapefruits 3.25, lemons 5.50, sweet potatoes 1.28, potatoes 1.60, bananas 5 7 6c, head lettuce 3.00, cauliflower 1.85, coleslaw 2.75, caviar 3.00 per crate, rides prices for cured hams and calves listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Prices Report
Market notes for Chicago produce and Texas Eagle River section listing potato prices including Idaho russets and Wisconsin round whites with prices per cwt, Red River Ohio, Bliss Triumphs, and Minnesota New stock. poultry receipts and live poultry prices with hens Leghorn roosters turkeys ducks and ducks price figures. general dull trading and moderate supplies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Texas
Eagle River
Louisiana US
Alabama
Minneapolis Flour Market Report
Shipments reach 37 657 sacks as prices hold for pure bran at 14 dollars per ton and standard middlings at 13 dollars, reflecting stable demand. Market observers note unchanged quotes across the AP flour listing with minor adjustments in valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Corn Buying Wave Lifts Prices in Chicago Trade
A strong buying wave pushed corn to a yearly high on the Chicago board of trade with wheat dipping after early gains. Wheat closed 12 lower, corn up 7 to 15 cents, oats mixed, and rye and barley firmer as selling spread to all pits. Receipts totaled 33 wheat, 229 corn, 44 oats. cash oats and wheat higher or unchanged. shipping sales 265000 bushels with 95k booked and 280k chartered east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Tse
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs are steady on the local market with no change in any grade Saturday. Top price reaches $3.35 for hogs in the 140-180 lb range. Calf market notes Choice cattle and sheep prices with lambs at 3.50 for 80-95 lb and other grades quoted by quality.
Roosevelt Cancels Potomac Trip amid Bad Weather
President Roosevelt cancels plans for an overnight Potomac voyage due to bad weather and other matters. He will instead cruise Sunday on the Sequoia and devote time to finishing his Sunday night address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac
Sequoia
Iowa Net Team Beats Wisconsin in Big Ten tennis meet
The University of Iowa tennis team defeated Wisconsin 4 to 2 in a Big Ten meet in Madison. Singles results included Rettie defeating Kern, Howes beating Fletcher, Binck over Such, and Van der Zee topping Greeley in three sets, with Iowa taking the doubles matches Rettie-Van der Zee and Such-Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Ee Reltle
KernJack
Howes
Fletcher
Binck
Such
van der
Greeley
Such Fletcher
Howes- Greeley
van der Zee-Rettie
Kerninck-Black
Paying Guests Invade Buchanan Castle in Scotland
Glasgow AP reports Buchanan Castle the Duke of Montrose seat is opening to paying guests for Easter. The duke and family relocate to a nearby house as rooms are refitted with small tables and bathrooms. Heavy taxes have strained the Montrose fortune and spurred estate sales. News of a Chinese earthquake killing 70,000 took 47 days to reach communications lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Buchanan Castle
Duke of Montrose
House of
Graham
Loch Lomond
Montrose
Conservation Camp Strikers In Newark Sent Home
Forty five CCC youths from Camp Dix returned to Newark after a strike in the mess hall led to their discharge by Brig. Gen. H. L. Laubach. They flew home on a special train claiming maltreatment and starvation. Army officers said the trouble stemmed from several days of agitation, with money orders arriving to some men indicating outside influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Camp Dix
Civilian Conservation Corps
H. L. Laubach
Ickes seeks federal probe into cement bid collusion
Interior Secretary Ickes urged a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into possible price fixing in cement for government work after receiving ten identical bids for Boulder dam at 1.29 per barrel. He said the price was 20 cents higher than two months earlier and Commission Chairman March ordered examination of bid similarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Federal Trade Commission
Boulder Dam
March
Commission
N Y Milk Producers Split On Statewide Strike
Syracuse AP report shows producers at a conference on a statewide mill strike divided over a state milk control board move in Albany. Some see it as conciliatory while Rutland Producers' Association says it does not alter the goal of a 37.5 cents per quart minimum for three percent milk at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
State
Milk Control Board
Albany
R. J. Clemons
Rutland Producers’ Association, Inc
Clemons
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Drake
Marquette
Badgers
Oelwein
Oelwein Cooking Club
Dc. R. Conrow
J. C Davis
J. P Smith
St. Helena Circle
Little Flower Circle
Louis Fridgen
el Deen Club
Thomas Ray
Marie Lalor
St. Ann's Circle
Sacred Heart School
Merle Pollock
Rainbow Girls
Dubuque
Eastern Star
Ola Coon
Wapsipinicon
Carrie Hanson
Ellen Ervin
Federated Clubs
Iowa Federated Women’s Club
Oclwein Woman’s Club
H D. Easton
Methodist
Boyd Harrington
Harold Janmuson
C E. Meyer
A S Haper
F S Robinson
Davis
Paul Shaffer
J C Leaton
Harold Jamison
American Federation of Musicians
Hotel Mealey
Clyde Grant
Howard Kappes
Vaughn Willet
Charles Levett
Lews Malloy
Vane Baker
Jack Howard
Eddie Schima
Dorothy
Perry Grant
Albin Niemi
Jack Condon
Loyd Dishneau
George Jellings
Ivan Johnson
S M Andrews
J W Basham
W G Benninger
WR_ C
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
King's Heralds
Deutsch
Pauline Reed
Opal Geret
Dorothy Young
Joan Reinhart
Edith Price
Inez Mannion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Edward Bushek
Carl Lukey
William Kucera
Clement Mottet
Bridge
J. P. Quinn
C. J Karel
C. W. Ingram
Riverside
Marengo
Maynard
Keota
Oxford Junction
Randalia
Boy Scouts
Legion Chiefs
Lindberghs
Chicago Livestock
Lamson Brothers and Co
Merchants National Bank
R. E. Disbrow
Cedar Rapids Ing
Sinclair
N.Y
Gazette
Lloyd Helbling
Shell Petroleum Corp
Lefebvre Corporation
Messinger & Sons
Richards College Pharmacy
Myron Dolph
St.ne
Scheer
Granby Ride
16Th Ave
Dilamonds Town Loan Co
Mutin Bideig
Drew's
St. SE
Lisbon
Preston Taker
Ely Block
Kenwood
Swisher
Tony Catalano
Capitol Orchestra
Thornwood
Golden Prague
Omaha
Viking
Wall
Auto Transportation
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Los Angeles
Chevrolet
Frederic
Lillian Luchy
14Th Ave
Guar
LaVerne Shop
Johnsons
Peacock
Mona Beauty Shop
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