CCC Extolled as New Force in War on Crime
Washington reports Attorney General Homer S. Cummings committee praises the civilian conservation corps for addressing social crime factors. It notes 344 of 461,599 1936 arrests were youths under 25, and that 54 percent of enrollees come from urban districts. The report cites improvements in health and weight gains after two months and says 145,531 left for permanent jobs.
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Washington
Homer S Cummings
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CCC
War Department
CDC
United States
Corps
Out Of Town Folk Attend Sunshine Mission Service
Groups from Waterloo Java City Belle Plaine and Marion joined a large audience to hear Rev Hilmore Cedarholm at Sunshine Mission Wednesday night The evangelist spoke on Why Did Jesus Come and urged that he came to seek and to save sinners Music featured Jesus Paid It All on the chimes a violin solo and piano accompaniment with opening prayer by Rev Robert Arthur.
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Waterloo
Java City
Belle Plaine
Marion
Hilmore Cedarholm
Sunshine Mission
Cedarholm
Jesus
Cedarhalm
Wesley Eagan
Helen Meyers
Robert Arthur
Coralville Gospel Church
Neighborhood poultry complaints prompt police outreach
In Lorain Ohio police step up efforts at addressing urban poultry issues as residents report increasing disturbances from unconfined flocks. The campaign aims to curb free-ranging birds and enforce local animal control rules to reduce neighbor conflicts and health concerns.
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Lorain OQ
Baldy Cuffed While Fletching A Pole At Station
Clarence Baldy Wilson a police station custodian loves fishing but was nabbed for fishing without a license after a staged setup involving a bamboo pole and a river wall demonstration. Commissioner Wes Benesh and Chief Bob Vinch intervened to bail him out with a dollar prize.
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Clarence
Baldy” Wilson
Wes Benesh
Baldy
Stanley
Earl
Wilson
Howard Walsh
Walsh
Leo Logan
Logan
Vinch
Jiewnse Purchase and Station Liaison Noted
Fragmentary OCR shows phrases about buying a Jiewnse and a chief at a station approving something with the boys. It references a license, a frame up, and a payment at a station, but details are unclear. The readable items suggest an incident involving authorities and suspected framing.
Students Tour The Gazette Plant In Cedar Rapids Visit
Students and instructors from Solon and Martello schools toured The Gazette plant on a Cedar Rapids inspection trip. H. W. McKnight, Solon High principal and physics instructor, led twelve Solon students with Mrs McKnight. Martello eighth grade instructor Miss Pauline Kyle led fourteen students on the trip.
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Solon
Martello
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Industries
H. W McKnight
Solon High School
McKnight
Pauline Kyle
Deformed Tree On Fremont Farm Baffles Locals
In Fremont Ohio Howard and John Stokes report a strangely deformed tree on their land. A storm destroyed part of the trunk thirty years ago leaving a decayed top and exposed roots. Two shoots emerge from a single root, with new growth appearing to split.
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Fremont
Howard
John Stokes
Notice of probate executorship for Tilie O Heron
The will names Fred Wosora as executor of Tilie O Heron late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors are asked to settle debts with the undersigned and claimants must present their claims in the Linn County District Court Clerk's office within the specified time. Executor filed by Shimanck and Shimanck Attorneys.
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Teva
Tina Crusty
Dan Caravas
Inez Caraway
Dablowine
Lina
Pravicans
Mont Vernon Tewa
Stort Verton
Anid Linn
Ser Yes
Uch Sale
Gilittr
Tilie O Heron
Linn
Gouttty
Sach
Chea
Linn Gounty Tow
Mastriet Court
Fred Wosora
Shimanck and
Shimanck
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Killian Company
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Stetson
Glenhaven
Ers Wrectly
Louise Mulligan
Jack Tar
Louis Mulligan
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