Lambeth Walk Dance Instruction in Park Tiny Routine
Grand march style Lambeth walk described as a national emblem hitchhiker thumbs up. Steps include eight forward, four left, four right, separation, pattycake, and clapping on knees. Instructions credited to Miss Allayne Keneeny and Dick Lavel with Crescent Street and D Avenue addresses.
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Allayne Keneeny
J. L. Keneeny
Crescent Street
Dick Lavel
D Avenue
G. “Hoy
Airplane damaged purposely to force crash investigated
Cheyenne Wyoming AP report says Mountain Airways manager Fred Wahl reported a $10,000 plane had fabric ripped from the underside of the fuselage, about a square foot cut with a knife, with intent to crash the craft in flight. The incident prompted police inquiry into deliberate damage.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred Wahl
The
Mountain Airways Corporation
Quote on in-flight fabric failure and crash risk
Wahl stated that once the craft began to accelerate the rushing air would rip away the fuselage fabric and make a crash inevitable. The remark underscores the dangers described in the incident report or testimony regarding early flight instability.
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Wahl
Former Iowa Woman Dies In Colorado At Age 100
Elizabeth Aurelia Messer died in Greeley Colorado at age 100 burial planned in Hartley Iowa at her former home. The AP report notes she passed away Saturday at the residence of her daughter in law Mae V Messer.
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Iowa
Colorado
Greeley
Colo
Elizabeth Aurelia Messer
Inlaw
Mae V. Messer
Hartley
Sanger urges halting human erosion with birth control plan
Mrs. Margaret Sanger called for government action to curb human erosion proposing pensions for those with hereditary diseases who consent to sterilization and subsidies for young couples toward self support. She noted a likely federal appropriation of 850 million dollars for public health and urged expanding birth control information to the 20 million dependent on aid.
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New York
INS
Margaret Sanger
Sanger
Congress
Four In Hospital After New Hampton Crash
In New Hampton four people were hospitalized after a Friday night collision on highway No. 24 between an auto driven by Benjamin Kramer aged 19 of New Hampton and a truck driven by Gaylord Thorne 23 of Marble Rock. Kramer suffered head and internal injuries. Maurice Sheehy 20, New Hampton, had a possible skull fracture. Harriet Teslow 18 Decorah, sustained cuts and bruises. Roy Ahart 21 Marble Rock had a scalp injury.
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New Hampton
Benjamin Kramer
Gay Lord Thorne
Marble Rock
Kramer
Maurice Sheehy
Harriet Teslow
Decorah
Roy Ahart
Highway No
Thieves Steal Concrete Garage in Boston Theft
Mrs. Anna Ferrara reported Saturday that thieves stole her concrete garage block by block in Boston. The alert notes rapid dismantling of a detached structure, with no injuries reported. Police investigate possible patterns in neighborhood property thefts.
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Boston
Anna Ferrara
Charges Paper Fighting TVA Setup Benefited From A Private Utility
Utilities Commissioner Leon Jourolmon accused the Chattanooga Free Press of benefiting more than 75000 dollars from Tennessee Electric Power. He cited alleged undue preferences to the Free Press and Chattanooga Home Stores, and ordered TEPCO to appear and justify disclosures to the district attorney general.
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Nashville, Tenn
Leon Jourolmon
Chattanooga Free Press
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Jourolman
Commission
Free Press
Chattanooga
Tennessee Electric
Roy McDonald
The
Home Stores
George Fort Milton
Chattanooga Electric Power Board
TVA
Milton
Chicago
Jourdman
Jo Conn Guild, Jr
Bates Named to Top Post in Bank Supervisors Group
In Hot Springs Arkansas on Saturday the national association of supervisors of state banks elected Gurney P Pood of Raleigh North Carolina as president and named D W Bates of Des Moines Iowa as first vice president Bates serves as superintendent of banks in Des Moines and takes a leading role among state bank regulators with the new appointments
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Hot Springs
Ark
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Gurney P. Pood
Raleigh
N. C
D. W. Bates
Des Moines
Yangtze exodus as Japanese push inland from Hukou
Thousands of Chinese civilians flee villages along the upper Yangtze as Japanese forces push deeper into inland territory. Yochow falls, bringing Japanese units within 80 miles of Changsha and threatening Nan chang air base. bombardments kill and wound hundreds in Hunan.
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Shanghai
Yangtze
Far East
Yochow
Hankow
China
Chungking
Hunan
Changsha
Sui River
Nanchang
Kiangsi
German Emissary And Hull Confer Over Treatment Rumors
Hans Dieckoff the German ambassador to the United States met for ten minutes with Secretary of State Hull on Saturday prompting speculation the talks addressed treatment of American Jews in Germany. Officials denied anyJewish issue was raised and declined to comment on the meeting.
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Washington
Hans Dieckoff
United States
Hull
Germany
State Department
Dieckoff
Democratic Unison Grows Sharper Over German Jewish Persecution
London reports show parallel foreign policies among the United States Britain and France becoming clearer amid German Nazi actions against Jews. Britain and France protest Tokyo over Chinese trade restrictions while Roosevelt may seek cooperation with Chamberlain to aid Jewish refugees. The Manchester Guardian criticizes Roosevelt's Munich era stance and urges stronger American defense prep arations under Monroe Doctrine concerns. The liberal party in Britain denounces Nazi persecutions of Jews.
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London
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
China
South America
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Tokio
Yangtze River
Japan
The
Daily Sketch
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Manchester Guardian
Western Hemisphere
Munich
Guardian
Fuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Rarmament
Liberal Party
Lord Meston
Presi Henk
Organizaion
City Briefs And Personals From Local News
City briefs note pancake and violet anecdotes, a picnic supper, lodge and church meetings, a funeral trip, a music recital, a Cub Pack postponement, Masons work, a radio program by Irene MacLaughlin, and enlistment of two men for the Fourth Signal Company at Fort Des Moines. Names include W. C. Bucher, Guy E. Hillier, A. B. Hillier, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia at Coe College, Alfred J. Johnson, Irene MacLaughlin, L. E. MacLaughlin, and Si gns Lager and Elmer P. Thompson.
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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Coe College
Fourth Signal Company
Fort Des Moines
Sergt
August Miller
Federal Building
George R. Lager
Belle Plaine
Ada Shope
Tama
Elmer P. Thompson
Gladys L. Thompson
Columbus Junction
Maine Lodge Degree Work Conferred by Odd Fellows
Maine lodge No. 643 of the Odd Fellows will confer the first degree at its Tuesday evening meeting in Maine hall located at 838 First Avenue E. The event marks a formal initiation for new members within the fraternal organization.
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Trawel
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Maine Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Maine Hall
First Avenue E
Degree Staff Meeting at Cedar Circle No 1367 Companions
A fragment notes a degree staff meeting of Cedar Circle No 1367 Companions of the order. Details are incomplete but indicate a ceremonial gathering of members and officers.
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Cedar Circle
Companions of the
Queen Mary Hears Of Her Eldest Son Longing To Return
In Paris, Queen Mary heard of Duke Edward and Wallis Warfield Simpson greatly wanting to return to England. The Gloucesters reported to King George and Mary that Edward is still in love with Wallis and insists on her royal highness status, delaying reconciliation. A possible brief visit may occur after Christmas, with lodging at Sandringham or Mountbatten’s estate.
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London
Mary
Duke of Windsor
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Duke
Duchess of Gloucester
Windsors
Paris
George
Gloucesters
Edward
Gloucester
Forest Will Meet For Practice At Odd Fellows Hall
Forest will hold a practice session at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Odd Fellows hall located at 10912 Second Avenue SE.
Injured in grid game lands Marion teen at St Luke’s
Bob Carey, 16, of 987 Fourteenth Street, Marion, was brought to St Luke’s hospital Saturday for treatment of a fractured right ankle suffered Friday in a football game. He was released after treatment.
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Bob Carey
Fourteenth Street
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Divine Science Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Public Divine Science session Friday featured Mack Repstein on How to Let God Speak With You. Vernon Bys and Donald Paulson provided guitar music. Prizes awarded to Rose Harper, Mrs Jessie Glass, and Andrew Peterson.
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Divine Science Organization
Montrose Hotel
Vernon Bys
Donald Paulson
Mack Repstein
God
Rose Harper
Jessie Glass
Andrew Peterson
Kansas Hitler to Replace Aimee Amid Protests
Dr. Gerald B. Winrod nicknamed the Jayhawk Hitler will preach at Angelus Temple Sunday despite significant protests over his alleged pro Nazi sympathies. Giles Knight, Angelus Temple vice president and business manager, confirmed the engagement and spoke for the temple.
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Los Angeles
INS
Gerald B. Winrod
Jayhawk Hitler
Angelus Temple
Giles Knight
Temple
Winrod
Windsors May Return To England Say Octavians
London AP The Octavians announce they are pleased and horrified by reports that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor may return to England. Secretary J G W Whish defends the Windsors past services and protests any relegation of the Duchess to background as an insult to Her Royal Highness. The Duchess has been denied the title and ranked as the twenty ninth duchess while the former king is the third duke.
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London
The
Octavans
Duke of Windsor
England
J. G. W. Whish
Octavians
Edward
Duchess of Windsor
Rumors of McPherson Knight Split Stir Temple Circles
Reports copy rumors of a rift between Aimee Semple McPherson and Gerald L. Knight over Dr. Winrod involvement and pro Nazi ties. Knight refused to comment, while McPherson, ill with bronchitis near Silver Lake, prompted no clear information on temple turmoil. Visitors could reach only by phone from behind a gated hillside home.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Glass Eye Fool Doctors In Street Fight Case
In San Francisco Wendell Brabham age 40 mocked doctors who declared him dead after a street fight saying the morgue check used a glass eye. He displayed the eye to a municipal judge who conceded it would fool anyone and that no reflexes were found.
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San Francisco
Wendell Brabham
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Sohol Hall
Saint Patrick’s Auditorium
Fairfax
Brotherhood of the First Lutheran Church
W. C. Bucher
J Street
Guy E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Charles City
A. B. Hillier
Cub Pack 33
Cleveland P. T. A
Alfred J. Johnson
Cubmaster
Irene MacLaughlin
L. E. MacLaughilin
1611 Park Avenue SE
University of Iowa
WSUI
University
Duchess of
Princester
Ant
Sandringham
Louis Mountbatten
Divine Science Meeting
Kansas
Hitler
Aimee
Glass Eye
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hall-Ekfelt
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