Only Three Involved In Actual Slaying Of Shine
Prosector says preliminary evidence narrows the murder to three people. Confessions from two and statements from three, with ten under arrest, edge toward withdrawal of three murder charges. Lenox admits to firing the shotgun and staging the body, while James Hines’s case “looks bad.”
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Shine
Eleader
INS
Dan Shine
A. H. Borman
Iowa
Borman
Maynard Lenox
Lenox
Pearl Hines Shine
Mrs. Shine
James Hines
Albert “Deke” Cornwell
Local residents grow new teeth in home practice
West Union residents in Lima and Albany are growing their own teeth. J. J. Oelberg, 78, and Edna Harriman, 70, each have a new tooth. Oelberg pulled a tooth last winter when cold prevented dentist access and discovered a replacement tooth forming over the past month.
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Gazette West Union
Lima
Albany
J. J. Oelberg
Edna Harriman
Mitchell Favors Tax Exemption On Food And Homesteads
Justice Richard F. Mitchell of Fort Dodge a Democratic gubernatorial candidate urges abolition of the 2 percent sales tax on food and supports homestead tax relief. He argues food should not be taxed and that three point tax revenue should refund homeowners to promote building and ownership.
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Eleader
INS
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Supreme Court
Nelson G. Kraschel
Tax Board
Mitchell
Lisbon Graduate To Teach In Cornell Summer School
James Yates of Lisbon joins the Cornell College chemistry department for the summer session opening June 8. A 1935 graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member, he earned a perfect 100 on a Columbia semester exam, holds a Lydia C Roberts fellowship, and will pursue a PhD in physical chemistry after completing a master’s degree. He is the son of Rev and Mrs Joseph Yates.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
James Yates
Lisbon
Columbia University
Lydia C. Roberts
Yates
Cornell
Phi Beta Kappa
New York
Joseph Yates
J. B. Culbertson
Toledo Decoration Day Address Set by Judge Willett
The decoration day address will be delivered Saturday May 30 by Judge James W. Willett of Tama, a former state and national commander of the G A R.
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Toledo
James W. Willett
Tama
G.A.R
Honor Students Of Iowa State Given Awards At Program
Students at Iowa State received honors during the eleventh annual Honors Day convocation. Dr. Charles E. Finley presented certificates to the class of 1936 honorees, with awards to members from agriculture engineering home economics and more.
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Iowa State
Ames
Iowa State College
Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Charles E. Finley
Donald J. Byers
Manchester
Dorothy A. Brown
Grinnell
Derald G. Langham
Vinton
Charles W. Berdo
Washington
Division of Agriculture
David G. Johnson
Carl W. Hess
Amana
Gerald Elmer Rickert
Reinbeck
Donald C. Arp
Marion
William C. Wheeler
Newhall
William R. Mercer
Cedar Rapids
Helen A. Foster
Alice J. Post
Viola
Rosa K. Taube
Donald J. Byer
Emil Jebe
la Porte City
Mary F. Rausch
Viola L. Holthaus
Earlville
Sigma Alpha Iota
Charles Lathrop Pack
Earl Kindig
Foundation For Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Lake Forest
Ill
Harry E. Rodman
Monticello
Post Office Cafe Blast Speeds Through Andover Safe
Thieves blew open the Andover post office safe early Thursday using a large quantity of powder. The blast shattered the safe, blew the door through the roof, and yielded about $100. Detlef Naeve fired a shot from inside the building. suspects from Clinton are being sought.
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Andover
Yeggs
Clinton
Detlef Naeve
Walker Man Hurt In Crash At Troy Mills
Carl Sheppard of Walker north suffers cuts and bruises after his car collides with a parked machine owned by Harry Powell in Troy Mills residential area. Witnesses say Sheppard was speeding north and was knocked unconscious after the impact and ditch incident. Powell had parked the car near Edgar Potter who had gone to the town hall.
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the Gazette
Troy Mills
Carl Sheppard
Walker
Harry Powell
James H. Smith
Sheppard
Powell
Edgar Potter
Iowa U. Men Named to Engineering Society Honor
Maxon Roller of Davenport is among six University of Iowa junior engineering students elected to Representative Engineers of Iowa. New members include Robert Hale Grinnell Robert McCloy Iowa City Carl C. Potter Iowa City Rex Sayre St. Charles Wendell Becker Iowa City and Maxon Rollie Davenport.
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Iowa City
Maxon Roller
Davenport
University of Iowa
Representative Engineers of Iowa
Robert Hale
Grinnell
Robert McCloy
Carl C. Potter
Rex Sayre
St. Charles
Wendell Becker
Maxon Rollie
West Union church sold to local businessmen group
The Universalist church property erected in 1888 has been sold to West Union businessmen F. W. Loftus L. Bockenstedt A. W. Housladen Harry Raney and S. S. Foote jr for private use by local interests.
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West Union
Universalist
F. W. Loftus
L. Bockenstedt
A. W. Housladen
Harry Raney
Ss. M. Foote, Jr
Pioneer Mary Moore Celebrates 88th Birthday in West Branch
Special to The Gazette West Branch Mrs Mary E Moore mother of Mayor T A Moore marks her eighty eighth birthday living on her long time farm north of West Branch Born in Brooklyn Long Island to Irish parents the Harrisons She taught at Fairview school one pupil Mollie Brown Carran later teacher of Herbert Hoover The Moore family settled north of West Branch and after her husband Thomas Moore died she remained in the country home with her son Glenn
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the Gazette
West Branch
Mary E. Moore
T. A. Moore
Moore
Brooklyn
Long Island
Robert Harrison
Iowa City
Harrison
Mary
Fairview
Mollie Brown
Mollie Brown Carran
Herbert Hoover
Mary Harrison
Thomas Moore
Cedar River
Cedar Bluff
Mr. Moore
Mrs. Edgar Beach Elected Regent Of D.A.R. At Anamosa
In Anamosa Frances Shaw chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual business meeting. Mrs. Edgar Beach was elected regent with a slate including Meda Peet Bowdish as vice regent R D Cooley recording secretary B E Rhinehart corresponding secretary Jane Soper treasurer Lee M Sanner historian G H Monroe auditor E H Henningsen registrar and Alma Beach chaplain.
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Anamosa
Frances Shaw
Daughters of the American Revolution
Oscar M. Miller
Edgar Beach
Meda Peet Bowdish
R. D. Cooley
B. E. Rhinehart
Jane Soper
Lee M. Sanner
G. H. Monroe
E. H. Henningsen
Alma Beach
Harrison No. 1 PTA Installs Officers For New Year
Brandon P T A of Harrison No. 1 school held its last meeting of the year Tuesday with officers installed for the coming year. President Mrs LaVerne Corbett Vice President Mrs Orlen Blue Secretary Treasurer Mrs Robert Hoffman.
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Brandon
Harrison No. 1
LaVerne Corbett
Orlen Blue
Robert Hoffman
Iowans on relief decrease as spring lowers need
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration reports April relief counts drop from March with 89,874 people receiving direct aid and 20,830 cases. Costs total $315,444.52 plus $4,173.01 for subsistence gardens. Polk, Woodbury, and Dubuque counties record highest case and expense figures. many counties report minimal activity.
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DES Moines
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
IERA
Iowa
Polk County
Woodbury
Dubuque
Scott County
Linn
Pottawattamie
Linn County
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Iowa U. Men To Engineering Society
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Mrs. Mary Moore
Dan
Sheffield
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Prunes
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Jemima
Libby
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Channel
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First St. NE
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Morrell
Shefford
Rick
Farmers Exchange
First Street NE
Next Doo
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Mordial
Maxwell House
RINSO
Pike
Haddock
Ib. Ls Ze
Jerry Klinsky
B Ave
W. G. Konecny
4Th Ave
Miller’s Select Foods
3Rd Ave
Mineck Bros
Surry’s Food Market
8Th Ave
Troyak Bros
Sth
Zachar Bros
12Th Ave
Vavra Bros
16Th Ave
Brillo
Central Park
E. Ave
College Grocery
13Th St
Eaton’s Food Market
Ist Ave
U. L. Gerdl
2Nd Ave
Highland Grocery
13Th St. NW
Indra’s Food Market
Oakland Ave
Jensen Brothers
Henry Jensen
E St. SW
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