Johnson and Lee Wed in Palm-Banked Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Josephine Johnson and Howard E. Lee wed at St. Pauls Methodist church with 300 guests. The bride wore silk lace gown with illusion veil and carried white roses. Attendants included Iola Mentzer Rachel Austin and Zoe Burge. The reception followed in church parlors. couple to reside at 2316 Upland Drive SE after Oct. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephine Johnson
George A. Johnson
Ridgewood Terrace
Howard E. Lee
Edward H. Lee
Upland Drive
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Charles J. Bready
Helen Little Hickman
Iola Mentzer
Rachel Austin
Zoe Burge
Miss Mentzer
Miss Austin
Miss Burge
James Trewin
George B. Johnson
LeRoy McGinnis
Iowa City
Katherine Lee
Omaha
C. J. Johnson
F. <. Meyers
Lee Eckert
Vernon White
Emma Boeler
Dorothy Carr
Gayle “Lightner
Mary Jane Johnson
Cora Hampton
Pxaoin Hauser
C. L. Tookey
Lee
Kris Hansen
Homer Evans
Art Spencer
John
Bill
Ernest Everding
Waterloo
Ray Mitchell
Arlington
Ernest Welses
Owa City
James Rosely
Vinton
Louis Everding
Waverly
Tea and program mark opening of Cedar Rapids club department
Ninety five women attended the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department opening and tea at the club home. Mrs. L C Schuknecht welcomed guests, while Mrs. Aulden Griffin spoke on twelve years of progress. A musical sketch contrasts tea time then and now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
L. C. Schuknecht
Aulden Griffin
W. R. Armstrong
Carl Heinen
O. J. Elsenbast
John T. Hecker
T. H. DeWees
Walter Musker
G. Y. Swartzendruber
R. A. Monroe
Guy McKibben
Mildred MacDanel
Department
Schuknecht
Armstrong
St Pauls Methodist groups host dessert luncheon
St Pauls Methodist church home and foreign missionary societies met for a dessert luncheon. New city and church newcomers were welcomed including Mesdames Dunn Livingstone Kirwin Curran Neilson Ives Bondurant. Mrs Miller, new foreign society president, led the business meeting and discussed the Christian literature fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
J. E. Ives
R. Soogood
Lewis Yachik
Foreign Society
Pasadena
Miller
Christian Literature Fund
The
Methodist Church
Guy E. Hillier
John Gunther
Asia
Katherine Beeve
Florrie Ruebush Circle Plans State Convention Picnic
Florrie Ann Ruebush circle of the Kings Daughters met Thursday for a picnic supper at June Bridge’s home 424 Ninth street NW. Plans were discussed for the state convention. Attending were Connie Wetherton Darlene Bailey Ramona Holloway Mary Jane Gossett Margaret Swope Jeanette Knapp Mary Louise Robinson Marcella Peckar Kathryn Phillips Beverly Wright Khildred Ann Miller and leader Mrs R A Dolmgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florrie Ann Ruebush
King’s Daughters
June Bridge
Ninth Street
Connie Wetherton
Darlene Bailey
Ramona Holloway
Mary Jane Gossett
Margaret Swope
Jeanette Knapp
Mary .Louise Robinson
Marcella Peckar
Kathryn Phillips
Beverly Wright
Khildred Ann Miller
R. A.dolmgren
Konwapo Camp Fire Plans Party at Church
The Konwapo Camp Fire group of the First Congregational church met Wednesday at the church. They discussed plans for a party and sang Camp Fire songs during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konwapo
First Congregational Church
Quintette Club Renames Itself the Termites
The Quintettes reorganize at Phyllis Lenway’s home with new officers led by President Jean Borst and Secretary Treasurer Betty Gerber. The group adopts the name Termites and plans an initiation at Betty Murdock’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintettes
Phyllis Lenway
Fifth Street NW
Jean Borst
Fanny Murdock
Betty Gerber
Donna Sherlock
Lorraine Dalziel
Betty Murdock
Mary Jane Lenway
Sixth Street NW
Bluff View Aid Holds Meeting at Covington Home
The Ladies Bluff View Aid met Wednesday at Mrs. William Benner's Covington home for luncheon. Attendees included Rhoda Bryant Anna Hazerwinkle Teresa King John Kretschmar H S Mann Louis Mann Floyd Leonard Leo Stanek Mrs Dostal and her daughter Lester Atwood George Helmendahl John Nicholls George Hanson Carl Conrad and Miss Fern Arnold. The next gathering is set for November 1 with hosting by Mrs Dostal and her mother at 824 M avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff View Aid
William Benner
Covington
Rhoda Bryant
Anna Hazerwinkle
Theresa King
John Kretschmar
H. S. Mann
Louis Mann
Floyd Leonard
Leo Stanek
Joe Dostal, Jr
Lester Atwood
George Helmendahl
John Nicholls
George Hanson
Carl Conrad
Fern Arnold
Ella Hungerford Circle Plans Memorial Pearl at Cedar Rapids
Members of the Ella Hungerford circle of the Kings Daughters met at Mrs. Homer Grove home 2811 First Avenue E Delegates to the state convention next week will be Mrs Judson Calkins and Mrs Grove with Mrs Paul Hanson as alternate Mrs Harry Emerson reported on the union meeting and members voted to present a memory pearl at the Cedar Rapids convention in honor of the late Mrs Ella Hungerford The host served tea after the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hungerford
The
King’s Daughters
Homer Grove
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Judson Calkins
Grove
Paul Hanson
Harry Emerson
Busy Bee Club Meets for All Day Sewing Session
The Busy Bee sewing circle gathered with Mrs. L. A. Soukup for an all day session. Dinner was served at noon and members sewed. Attendees included Mrs. George Leehman Mrs. Page Arnold David Lee Mrs. Louise Henry Mrs. Godfrey Splichal Garlene Mrs. Roy Ferris Mrs. A. W. Hoy and Miss Evelyn Souque. The next meeting is set for Nov 2 with Mrs. Henry at 1323 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
L. A. Soukup
George Leehman
Page Arnold
David Lee
Louise Henry
Godfrey Splichal
Garlene
Roy Ferris
A. W. Hoy
Evelyn Souque
Henry
Third Street
Classmates Meet for Dinner at Roosevelt Hotel
A group of former classmates gathered Friday evening at the Roosevelt hotel for dinner and card games on the mezzanine. Attending were Margaret Batten Phyllisann Scheneberger Margaret Henderson Virginia Morgan Elsie Shimek Christine Bjornsen and Mrs Ralph Morgan and Mrs Warren Hartman. They planned a costume party later in the month with members to dress as fictional characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Margaret Batten
Phyllisann Scheneberger
Margaret Henderson
Virginia Morgan
Elsie Shimek
Christine Bjornsen
Ralph Morgan
Warren Hartman
Jane Boyd Circle Meets for Luncheon and Bazaar Prep
Sixteen members and an associate of Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. Ross Grange's home for a luncheon. A rummage sale raised 19 dollars, with votes to sew for the bazaar and gifts for the Dr. Jennie McCowen chapter table. Yearbooks were distributed and convention committees reported. The next meeting is set for October 18 at Mrs. O. M. Bundy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Ross Grange
Forest Drive
Hugh Hillerege
Jennie McCowen
O. M. Bundy
Washington Avenue SE
U-Delt-Em Club Holds Luncheon Meeting
The U Delt Em club met at Mrs Ben Cady's home for lunch. Attendees included Mable Schoenfield Mable Hopkins Vava Hopkins Lois Knight Valeria Hamilton Violet Davis and Gladys Cornish Prizes were won by Lois Knight and Mable Schoenfield The next meeting is set for Oct 11 at Vava Hopkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cady
Mable Schoenfield
Mable Hopkins
Vava Hopkins
Lois Knight
Valeria Hamilton
Violet Davis
Gladys Cornish
Penny Carnival at Coe College Crowns Miss Mademoiselle
The Coe college Y W C A and physical education departments sponsor a penny carnival tonight from 8 to 11 in the men's gymnasium. Attendees vote to crown Miss Mademoiselle and Mr Esquire. Carnival games, side shows, and campus concessions are planned with Alpha Delta Alpha providing a side show and home economics club a refreshments booth. Miss Winifred Murray leads the event with junior cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Y. W. C. A
Mademoiselle
Mr. Esquire
Home Economics Club
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Winifred Murray
Honors Miss Novak at Oxford shower prior to October wedding
Miss Irma Zahradnik entertained at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Esther Novak of Oxford whose marriage will take place Oct 11. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Oren Neitderhisar Miss Leona Shupitar and Miss Gladys Zach. Refreshments were served with many relatives and friends in attendance including Frances and Mary Novak Darlene and Zeta Canney Gladys Novak Rita Cerhan Angela Barta Agnes Serbousek and the Mesdames Robert Sweeney Frank Novak Jr Frank Novak and F. A. Zahradnik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Zahradnik
Esther Novak
Oxford
Bunco
Oren Neitderhisar
Leona Shupitar
Gladys Zach
Frances and
Mary Novak
Darlene
Zeta Canney
Gladys Novak
Rita Cerhan
Angela Barta
Agnes Serbousek
Robert Sweeney
Frank Novak, Jr
Frank Novak
F. A. Zahradnik
Jolly Neighbors Meet at O Connor Home
The Jolly Neighbors gathered Thursday afternoon at 1136 Weare Avenue NE. Bunce was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Packingham Mrs. Ray Hines Mrs. Glenn Johnson and Mrs. Lester Scott. The next meeting is set for October 19 at Mrs. Joe Yarbroughs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley O’connor
Weare Avenue
Bunce
Charles Packingham
Ray Hines
Glenn Johnson
Lester Scott
Joe Yarbrough
Missionary Society Meets at First Christian Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church gathered Friday afternoon for a dessert luncheon. Eighty five attendees heard Mrs. Marion H. Williams give the program, with Mrs. Harold W. Woodward leading devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Marion H. Williams
Harold W. Woodward
Streamline Debs Hold Thursday Meeting at Clendening Home
The Streamline Debs met Thursday evening at 1710 C avenue NE to conduct business and play 500 after the meeting. Doris Doherty Nadine Morse and Alice and Patricia Cox attended the gathering and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streamline Debs
Ernestine Clendening
C Avenue NE
Doris Doherty
Nadine Morse
Alice
Patricia Cox
May Frick Circle Meets at First Christian Church
The May Frick circle of the First Christian church met at 2339 B Avenue NE with R. H. Harger and Mrs. John Greenlee assisting. Mrs. Lincoln Zarub spoke about her vacation trip through the southern and western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Frick
The
First Christian Church
R. H. Harger
B Avenue NE
John Greenlee
Lincoln Zarub
Mrs Shimek and Mrs Franc Return From East Trip
Miss Emma Shimek and Mrs Hermina Franc return home after visiting Niagara Falls and the New York world’s fair. En route they stopped to see relatives in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shimek
Hermina Franc
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Argentina Moves to Deport German Wartime Figure
Felipe Becher filed federal deportation proceedings in Buenos Aires to remove Count Karl von Luxburg, the former German ambassador expelled in 1917 for messages suggesting mistreatment or sinking of Argentine ships. Luxburg, who had returned to Argentina after a visit to Germany, is described as having "undesirable preceding acts" during his ambassadorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Karl von Luxburg
Europe
Luxbury
Argentina
Germany
Felipe Becher
Urge Germans Keep Rabbits As Reserve
The Voelkischer Beobachter urged Germans to keep a rabbit in the backyard for fertilization and as a fast food reserve. It also announced a new source of collagen for munitions from processing potato tops and urged farmers to save tops for sale at up to 1.10 per 100 kilograms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Voelkischer Beobachter
Nazi Party
War born prosperity eyed as warning of economic strain
Washington reports that wartime business gains may lead to inflation and higher national debt while foreseeing possible growth in domestic purchases. Analysts warn against an unsustainable boom and favor an orderly turnover with price controls and monitoring for profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Great Britain
France
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
United States
Reserve Board
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
National Economic Committee
Corrie May Upjohn and the Civil War South
Corrie May Upjohn, embittered by poverty in Rat tletrap Square, spurns the rich then allies with danger as the Civil War pits her against a conscription system. She clashes with Jed, confronts Gilday the government agent, and discovers the era’s wealth bias and political entanglements in a Confederate courthouse aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrie May
Gilday
Sheramy
Ann Sheramy
Dennis Larne
Vicksburg
Ted Lindsay
Corrie
Jed
Union
Themas
Indiana
Mr. Gilday
Considerable Nazi Air Activity Over North Sea
London reports substantial German air activity over the North Sea as Nazi threats loom over British fleet. Admiralty circles downplay long range bombing plans while convoys arrive safely to British ports. A mine damaged one ship but cargo remained intact upon harbor return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Sea
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Atlantic
Kiel Canal
Six Thousand Six Hundred Ninety Four Dollars In Property Stolen
Police release show September thefts totaling 6694.45 in value with 5596.50 recovered. Losses stem from 64 larcenies including auto thefts burglaries and even milk bottle thefts. Chief Earl Stanley released the figures to the FBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Earl Stanley
Italy Sees Hitler Reichstag Speech as Constructive
Italian political circles on Saturday described Adolf Hitler’s Reichstag speech as substantial and constructive. They awaited Western reaction for potential end to tensions, while Mussolini showed no sign of using it as an Italian initiative. Italian papers ran the full text and rebroadcast it nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Berlin
Family escapes smoke alarm after midnight fire
Billy Holmes seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Holmes woke to smoke at 130 am The family escaped from the second floor via ladders A carload of pumpkins is being shipped to the canning factory from Greeley Iowa growers receive four dollars per ton Mr and Mrs E W La Plante left yesterday for a winter in Toledo Ohio Miss Jane La Plante attends St Katharines School in Davenport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Holmes
Stewart Holmes
Greeley
E. W. la Plante
Toledo
Ohio
Jane la Plante
St. Katharine’s School
Davenport
Belgian royals pass through Marion en route to the west
The King and Queen of Belgium will travel through Marion at midnight today on their way to the far west. Their train stops briefly for a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Marion
George Jacobs
Montrose Hotel
Marvin Cone
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Killian
H. K. Lockwood
Linn
County Attorneys Association of Iowa
James H. Trewin
General Assembly
Bertillon system installed at local police station
Oct 7 1909 reports the Bertillon system being installed with Officer John Meyers and Sergi Smetana drilled by criminologist Mrs M E Holland of Chicago. Mothers club of Polk school supports abolishing the common drinking cup and favoring a vacuum cleaner over a broom. J R Treichler departs for South Dakota and Rev Joseph Fort Newton travels to Chicago for discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Sergi. Smetana
M. E. Holland
Chicago
Mothers Club
Polk School
J. R. Treichler
South Dakota
Joseph Fort Newton
Russians Propose Finnish Envoy for Moscow Talks
Helsinki AP reports that the Russian government suggested Finland send a delegate to Moscow to discuss political and economic matters. Finland has not acted yet. Meanwhile Aarno Yrjoe-Koskinen, Finland's minister to Moscow, is negotiating with Soviet officials on a trade agreement amid long–standing talks of broader Russian trade ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Moscow
Aarno Yrjoe-Koskinen
Russia
Tudor cafe opens Sundays at 2 to 8
The city brief notes Tudor cafe at 2924 First avenue East now opens Sundays from 2 until 8. Also reported is Mrs. Paul Henecke’s condition after a major operation at Mercy hospital Friday morning, described as satisfactory. John C. Machovec, formerly of 1404 A avenue NW, promoted to first class private in Headquarters troop, Fourteenth cavalry, at Fort Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Cafe
First Avenue E
Paul Henecke
Sixteenth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
John C. Machovec
A Avenue NW
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Podzimek Named Associate Editor at MMA Publication
Joe John Podzimek son of Mr and Mrs Joseph S Podzimek of 1231 Sixth Street NW is a cadet private at Missouri Military Academy Mexico Missouri and has been named associate editor of the MMA school publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe John Podzimek
Joseph S. Podzimek
Sixth Street
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Ring Removed From Throat Of 11 Year Old Donna Esterbrook
Attendants at St. Luke's hospital removed a metal ring from the throat of Donna Esterbrook, 11, after it lodged while she played with a toy balloon. She was brought in by her aunt Mrs. L. E. Crelly of Lisbon late Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Donna Esterbrook
St. Luke’s
L. E. Crelly
Lisbon
Talks To Cub Mothers at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Scout Executive N Harold West spoke on the advancement program Friday afternoon at the Cedar Rapids Cub Mothers meeting. Mrs D C Smith of Pack 33 won the attendance prize. Packs represented were 12 5 26 29 25 21 33 and 19. New officers are Mrs Harley Bowser general chairman Mrs Frank Powers program chairman and Mrs Frank Stanley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Harold West
Cedar Rapids
D. C. Smith
Harley Bowser
Frank Powers
Frank Stanley
Dogs poisoned in Friday reports in two residents
Police received two dog poisoning reports on Friday. Mrs. B. P. Clark of 827 Sixteenth Avenue SW said her terrier died Thursday night from poison. John B. Frasher of 1523 Eighth Street SW reported his doberman pinscher was poisoned but saved by a veterinarian. Detectives are checking druggists poison registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Clark
Sixteenth Avenue
John B. Frasher
Eighth Street
Stamp Stamp Collecting Short Shown At Paramount
The film The Hobby of Stamp-Collecting shown at Paramount theater explains how two colored stamps were misprinted with partial perforation. Vernon C. White, past president of the Cedar Rapids Stamp club, says the short subjects the error created many rare stamps and outlines the stamp making process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paramount Theater
Vernon C. White
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
White
Organized Labor Charges Denied By TVA Manager
Gordon R. Clapp general manager of the Tennessee Valley Authority denied charges from AFL delegates that TVA exploited workers and discriminated against unions. AFL building trades chief John P. Coyne announced a commission would investigate the complaints before November 1. AFL convention featured remarks by Senator Robert A. Taft Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia and Raymond J. Kelly with Taft urging a strengthened national labor relations board and Wagner Act edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gordon R. Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
American Federation of Labor
John P. Coyne
AFL Building Trades Department
Coyne
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
F. H. LaGuardia
New York City
Raymond J. Kelly
Detroit
National
American Legion
Taft
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Willie Willis Reflects on Fame and Humble Courtesy
The quotation recalls Willie Willis saying fame would be hard to bear. He notes a woman’s praise makes him blush and stammer, revealing a shy, earnest reaction to public attention.
French Claim Nazis Backed In 12 Raids
Paris dispatch reports the army high command said French artillery and machine guns repulsed 12 German raids. The update emphasizes French forces repelled repeated assaults and maintained defensive positions along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Army High Command
French feats on land and in air reported on western front
A German war communiqué reports repulsed enemy reconnoitering on the western front. It mentions a French scouting plane shot down near Godesberg and another near Auskirchen with four crew captured, including a lieutenant colonel of the general staff. No German air losses are claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Godesberg
Auskirchen
German raids near Wissembourg and Saarbrucken test French lines
Reports say raids Friday night across the northwest of Wissembourg and southwest of Saarbrucken in the Warndt forest and along the Blisse river. Bad weather limited flight, one German recon plane reportedly landed inside French lines. French communique claims all repulsed and notes high command visits to front leaders. German forces believed to push Siegfried line fortifications, with civilians pressed for work and villages reinforced. Camouflaged fortifications are visible from French outposts, though portrayed as cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissembourg
France
Saarbruecken
Warndt
Blisse River
Albert Lebrun
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Gaston Georges
Joseph Vuillemin
Air Force
Siegfried Line
Saar
World-Famed Brain Specialist Dr Harvey Cushing Dies
Dr Harvey Cushing aged 70 renowned brain surgeon died of a heart attack at New Haven hospital after several days’ confinement. A Yale Sterling professor emeritus, he served at Johns Hopkins Harvard and Peter Bent Brigham, and was linked to James Roosevelt by marriage. Born 1869, he studied at Yale and Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Harvey Cushing
New Haven Hospital
Cushing
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sir William Osler
Sterling
Yale University
University
Johns Hopkins University
Harvard
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Yale
John D. Sterling
Wilson Students See Taming Of The Shrew
The Misner players presented Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew to Wilson high school students. Ernest R. Misner directed and starred as the manservant to Petruchio as the troupe toured California and the Hawaiian Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wilson High School
Misner Players
Shakespeare
Petruchio
Katherine the Shrew
Vie
Wilson Senior High Pupils Elect Officers
Wilson Senior High students elected officers for this semester across grades 12 to 10. Leaders include presidents Vern Reeder Ray Garnant Dorothy Chyba Steve Pisha Joseph Hronik Donald Birkicht with respective vice-presidents and secretary-treasurers named alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Ross
10A
Joseph Hronik
Virgil Knake
Mary Kay Angerer
Donald Birkicht
Billy Folkers
Jack Butteris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dramatic Art Dept
ST. Paul’s Group
Florrie Ruebush
Konwapo Camp
Busy Bee Club
Coe
Miss Novak
Jolly Neighbors
Streamline
May Frick Circle
Wallace
Gwen Bristow
Robert Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
F. F. Dawley
Reichstag
Italy
Paramount
Organized Labor
Willie Willis
Wilson Senior High
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