Urges Change in Court Rules Method
Maurice V. Pew proposes to delegate rule making for state courts to the supreme court with advisory help from bar leaders district judges and business leaders. He argues Congress gave the U S Supreme Court power over federal procedure and that state judiciary efficiency demands similar control. Pew warns current legislative burden and administrative law encroachment threaten judicial functions and call for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Pew
Supreme Court
Maurice V. Pew
Eighteenth Judicial District
Pew
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Bar Association
Judicial Department of Government
Local Fan Keeps Dizzy Dean Autographed Baseball
Merle Cadwallader of 270 Johnson Avenue NW captured a foul ball hit by Charley Gehringer off Dizzy Dean during the fifth World Series game in St. Louis. The ball was later autographed by Paul Dean, becoming Cadwallader’s prize relic. He admits he never caught a ball before this memorable moment.
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Dizzy Dean
Charley Gehringer
Paul Dean
Merle Cadwallader
Johnson Avenue
Wilson and Company
Gehringer
Cadwallader
St. Louis
Federal Juries Dismissed After Term Ends
Federal court juries finished their work after a single case and were dismissed Wednesday afternoon by Federal Judge George C. Scott. He planned to depart Thursday for Sioux City and did not expect to hear equity cases this term. Robert Neff, from the Trewin Simmons and Trewin firm and Iowa graduate, was admitted to practice in federal courts by Judge Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Scott
Scott
Sioux City
Robert Neff
Trewin, Simmons and Trewin
University of Iowa College of Law
Lcott
Springville Man Loses Suit Against Rail Company
John S. Bowdish of Springville had a $20,000 personal injury suit against the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific railroad company dismissed without prejudice in federal court after the plaintiff moved for dismissal at the close of Bowdish's testimony. Bowdish, injured February 15, 1930, in a collision at the Main street crossing, testified he suffered head injuries and said the crossing view was obstructed. the railroad contends Bowdish was negligent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Bowdish
Springville
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Bowdish
Main Street
Stolen Car Found After Being Wrecked
Police recovered a 1932 Rockne stolen from a used car lot at 210 Second Avenue SW after a wreck near Third Avenue Road West. Two men fled the scene with no arrests. The car contained a stolen blanket from the lot offices. Police note other local thefts and prowler reports in nearby addresses.
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Second Avenue
Third Avenue Road
Ted Wooder
Rockne
Ivan Baldwin
Sixteenth Street
O. D. Harman
J Street
Morro Castle Survivor Cousin From Local Area
Miss Lillian Davison of Clifton New Jersey survived the Morro Castle blaze after leaping from the deck with a life preserver. She endured seven hours in the water before a fisherman rescued her and three other people. Her cousins listed are W T Ramsay and Gilmour Reichsamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morro Castle
New Jersey
Lillian Davison
Clifton
N. J
W. T. Ramsay
Thirty-fourth Street
Gilmour Reichsamen
Fifth Avenue
Davison
Bradley of Manchester Heads Masonic Group
H. M. Bradley of Manchester was elected president of the Iowa Masonic Secretaries Guild at its ninth annual meeting in Waterloo. Frank G. Wilford of Muscatine became president, W. M. Robinson of Oskaloosa was elected vice president, and H. R. Plowman of Waterloo was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Waterloo
H. M. Bradley
Manchester
Iowa Masonic Secretaries Guild
Iowa York Rite Masons
Frank G. Wilford
Muscatine
W. M. Robinson
Oskaloosa
H. R. Plowman
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Sears’ Finest
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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Sears, Roebuck & CO
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