Steindlers Niece Honored in Iowa City Social Events
Iowa City notes list multiple social gatherings this week. Luncheon hosted by Mrs C M Updegraff and Mrs L B Kessler. shower for Amy Ehrenhaft, niece of Dr and Mrs A Steindler. formal dinner for University of Iowa figures at Iowa Union. Local couples from New York Philadelphia and Chicago attended various entertainments. Faculty honors Prof Edward Bartow with a testimonial dinner at Iowa Union.婚
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Iowa City
C. M. Updegraff
L. B. Kessler
Ernest Horn
Amy Ehrenhaft
A. Steindler
Eugene A. Gilmore
Iowa Union
State
al Greenberg
Philadelphia
Bartha
Albert Johnson
Little Theater
Mount Vernon
P. J. Leinfelder
J. J Leinfelder
la Crosse
Wis
Alpheus Club Elects New Officers At Florence Hicks Home
The Alpheus club met at Mrs Florence Hicks home on Thursday to install new officers President Arlene Hamilton Vice President Laura Schoenthaler and Secretary-Treasurer Clella Herklemann were announced and sworn in.
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Alpheus Club
Florence Hicks
Arlene Hamilton
Laura Schoenthaler
Clella Herklemann
Maquoketa Club Sets Guest Banquet Plans
Maquoketa Business and Professional Women's club board met Tuesday at Mrs. Myrtle Fischer’s home to arrange a Friday evening banquet. Guest speaker will be Mrs Ethel Joy of DeWitt and Mrs George Harrington of DeWitt will speak.
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Business and Professional Women's Club Board
Myrtle Fischer
Ethel Joy
DeWitt
George Harrington
Illustrated talk banquet leadership listed
In charge of the banquet are Minnie Haegstrom, chairman, Clarice Fleming and Alice Dean. The note names three organizers overseeing the event and indicates a formal planning role for the gathering.
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Minnie Haegstrom
Clarice Fleming
Alice Dean
Local Clubs Schedule May Breakfast and Meetings
The Forthnightly club hosts a May breakfast at Mrs C R Offs home. Mrs O Hauskins entertained the Poinsetta club Thursday. Dorcas society plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs May Masons home with Mrs Neva Chevex as assistant hostess.
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C. R. Off
O. Hauskins
Dorcas Society
May Mason
Neva Chevex
Rebekah Lodge Meets and Local Sociales In Lamont
The Rebekah lodge to meet in town hall club rooms on Tuesday evening. Mrs Henry Fowler hosted Mrs John Ehler hosted the Lamont Tourist club. Mrs John Elliott entertained at her home Thursday for the Jolly Ate Bank club. Mr and Mrs Martin Smith held a dinner party Monday for their son Billy on his twelfth birthday.
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Rebekah Lodge
Henry Fowler
Methodist Sunday School
John Ehler
Lamont
John Elliott
Roosevelt P.T.A. plans picnic supper and officer installation
Roosevelt P T A will meet Wednesday at 6 39 p m in the school cafeteria for a picnic supper followed by a program and installation of officers. Members may call 25289 or 43877 before noon Monday for information.
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Roosevelt P. T A
Cornell Social Groups Hold Formal Parties
Cornell college social circles toast spring with multiple events. Arrows host at Cedar Rapids Country Club for forty couples. Aletheans host at Silver Shadow in Iowa City with twenty-six attendees. Various faculty, officers, and guests attend open houses, dinners, and bridge gatherings across campus.
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MT. Vernon
Arrow
Cornell College
Arrows
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ruby Wade
Francis German
Marjorie Bates
Margaret Dilley
Silver Shadow
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Elizabeth Swaney
G. Brooks
Neil Miner
Pfeiffer Hall
Jeanette Carlson
Elaine Thornell
Jean Norman
Hazel Miller
Dorothy Repass
CE. Hedges
Palisades Lodge
Cornell
Alberta Munkreis
Mechanicsville High School
Don Gemberling
Hammer
Fleanor Jay Nicholl
James Ball
AH Smith
Ebersole
FF Ebersole
H. C Lane
E. Kelley
Lakeland
Fla
HS Johnston
J B Ringer
Russell Cole
WG Kruckenberg
Cole
J D. Peet
H C Gilliland
Bridge Club
Goudy
New Century Club
Fred Blain
JF Keve
Ralph Cart
Hattie Miller
Merrill Burge
James McCutcheon
S.J. McLaughlin
Ejs Oggord
A.J. Baird
Anna Jordan
IJ F Barrett
Tau Kappa Alpha
Baker House
C. F. Littell
J. H. Ennis
Vernon
Masonic Lodge
Pversonng Hall
New Vacation Reading for Children From Caxton Books
Readers are urged to keep up reading over the summer as many towns close schools. Caxton Printers of Caldwell Idaho publish Boy Grizzly and Wolf by Peter Gray Wolf with Helen Hughes Wilson illustrations, plus standalone titles Indian Sleep Man Tales Under Three Flags Holidays With Betty Sue and Sally Lou Ginger Blue and Hoppity Bunny's Hop.
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Caxton Printers
Caldwell
Idaho
Grizzly
Sally Lou
Ruth Gipson
Plowhead
Charles Morrow Wilson
Hoppity Bunny
Elizabeth Willis de Huff
Inexpensive Nutritious Dessert Novelty Pud ding
A low cost fruit and bread dessert recipe uses prunes coconut malted milk cinnamon and sugar rolled in nuts and chilled served with whipped cream or custard. A companion cookie recipe blends butter sugar eggs vanilla coconut with flour milk and baking powder baked golden then cooled for serving.
Alaska on Caxton List Adds History and Maps
The Caxton adult list features Alaska Its History Resources Geography and Government by Mariette Shaw Pilgrim with map and photographs. Also listed are Tall Timber Tales by McCormick and This is the Place by Marguerite Cameron, per W. M.
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Alaska
Mariette Shaw Pilgrim
McCormick
Marguerite Cameron
W. M
Warns Writers Who Hit Japs To Stay Away From Nippon
San Francisco based INS veteran James R Young warns foreign correspondents and commentators who write unfavorably of Japan’s military to avoid visiting Japan or risk arrest. He cites his 61 days in Tokio jail for reporting on Chinese resistance and says the code makes truth no defense. He notes others face long detentions without trial and claims Japan is short on food and booze as he returns to habeas corpus safeguards.
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San Francisco
INS
Japan
James R Young
International News Service
Tokio
Young
Foo
China
Return of age marked by family in tow
The article notes that Japanese authorities cannot grasp the meaning of the phrase as Young returns home with his wife Marjorie Young and their three year-old son Pat.
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Young
Marjorie Young
Pat
Goebbels Shares in Suez Canal Seized by France
Paris reports that a French civil tribunal ordered the attachment of 100 Suez Canal shares owned by German Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels. Dividends had been cashed by the Bank of Luxembourg with Goebbels last collecting a dividend in January.
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Paris
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Bank of Luxembourg
Roosevelt undertakes overnight Potomac river cruise
President Roosevelt boarded the USS Potomac for an overnight cruise on the Potomac River. The White House stated he would spend only the night aboard and did not disclose his accompanying party.
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Washington
INS
Prsident Roosevelt
Potomac
Potomac River
White House
May Move Part Of League Of Nations Here
Washington officials considered relocating a portion of the League of Nations to the United States as Geneva prepares to move to Vichy France if Switzerland is invaded. The non political activities and the International Labour Office could also transfer, with John G Winant leading the latter, signaling a reshaping of the league under Roosevelt and Hull.
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League of Nations
United States
Geneva
Vichy
France
Switzerland
Roosevelt
League
Centrol
New World
International Labor Office
John G Winant
New Hampshire
Woodrow Wilson
Hull
League of the United States
Geneva Society
Senate
Contributions Pour Into White House for Arms Program
Washington AP report details broad public contributions to finance national defense after Roosevelt defense message. Officials note thousands of telegrams and letters. 65 by actual count oppose the program. Many gifts come from schoolchildren and one city, with funds turned over to the treasury for legal acceptance.
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Washington
APY
White House
Stephen Farly
Roosevelt
Coneress
Barry
Serioul
Treasury
Sovernment
Navy
Endusen
Juanita Graham
Houston
Texas
Marjorie Sterrett
New York
Government Owned Corn In Iowa To Be Exported
Iowa officials reveal government owned corn in northern central and eastern elevators will be sent to Canadian ports for export to England as part of a 25 million bushel U S sale to the United Kingdom with a subsidy offset. Farmers to receive corn loan protections as outlook for export fades. About seven to ten million bushels will originate from Iowa.
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Des Moines
AFP
AAA
Iowa
England
Washington DC
R M Evans
United States
United Kingdom
Joans
Evans
Towa
Montreal
Canada
Netherlands
O D Klein
Klein
Mayor of Regina Pleads for Aid to Halt Riots
Regina Mayor James Grassick appealed for military cooperation to curb anti German and anti communist rioting that damaged eight businesses in the east end. Brigadier Bo Russell said soldiers involved faced discipline as authorities seek to prevent further unrest amid a confrontation near the provincial capital.
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Regina
Sask
James Grassick
Saskatchewan
Grassick
East End
Bo Russell
Canadian Military District No. 120
Feu
Pareganal Barracks
Holland
Tokio Press Urges Decisive War Policy
TOKIO INS reports that the European war may expand into a world conflict and urges Japan to take decisive steps. Hoch Shimbun says the United States cannot aid the Allies militarily without first confirming Japan's stance on the European war and notes Japan's key role in aiding Allies.
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TOKIO
INS
Japan
United States
Hoch Shimbun
Oat
Tipan
Italy Replies To Roosevelt On Peace Plea
Rome reported that Mussolini’s government may have replied to President Roosevelt urging Italy to stay out of the war. The Italian press maintained a hostile tone and endorsed pro German positions while dodging public details of any reply.
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Italy
Roosevelt
Rome
INS
Reolazion
Internazionali
Foreign Office
Strongl
Holland
Belgium
Meri
Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia
Traly
Urges Removal of Navy Restrictions
Washington committee submits a formal report urging the Navy to suspend coastwise limits to speed wartime construction. The Walsh Healy Act, which caps the work week, is cited as a delay in production and a target for suspension during the war effort.
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Washington Cins. Srn Pe Tars
Nass
Charles Fr
Con Satirdas
Emaress
Charman Vinsaniti
Wasemoe
Walsh-Healy
Mrs Jock Whitney to Ask Divorce Monday
New York letter notes Mary Flepbeth Artemus Whitney seeks divorce from Jona Hasdock Whitney. Local sportsman source reports the upcoming court petition and anticipated movement as of Monday with details remaining unclear.
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Jock Whitney
Renq New
INS
Mary Flepbeth
Artemus
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C. L. Johnson
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University of Iowa
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