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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1936

Page

32

Court filings speed up as Linn County term nears end

The Linn County district court sees a rapid filing pace for civil suits as the September term approaches. Key actions include Hans Nickel seeking a $10,000 personal injury judgment from Nash-Finch and others after an insulation collapse at a Cedar Rapids wholesale house. Adoption custody dispute centers on Lester Wayne Notbohm and Rudolph Notbohm with change of surname requested. Additional notes include various debt and divorce actions filed on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.

Linn County District Court Edwin W. Lundquist Hans Nickel Roosevelt Hotel Nickel Nash-Finch Company Fifth Avenue Second Street Cedar Rapids Commission Company Perpetual Laves and Loan Association Henry Hanwardson Lester’ Wayne Rudolph Notbohm Notbohm Hunwardsen Eloise Notbohm Hanwardsen Hanwardson the Money Corporation Grover H. Nix Essie Nix Mary J. Oxley R.W. Oxley E. A. ‘Chamberlain A. M. Sanderson Katherine Schaefer Lee Schaefer Waterloo Thelma Bennett Bruce Bennett Grundy Center Vera Steggall Joseph Steggall Iowa City

Princeton Buys McGill Chinese Library Collection

Princeton University has purchased McGill University's noted Chinese library containing about 130000 volumes, announced in Montreal. The transfer marks a major acquisition by Princeton from the Montreal institution.

Montreal McGill University Princeton University

Driverless Car Strikes Man in Defiance Ohio

An unmanned car backed from a garage and struck W. A. Snider, 74, in Defiance Ohio, breaking his leg. The incident raises questions about autonomous vehicle safety and roadside hazards.

W. A. Snider

Young DIVA Puzzle Answers and Clues Revealed

A puzzle answer key listing across and down clues for a themed word grid. Entries include operatic terms and common nouns such as enlivens wand gibbon demigoddess of fate and mountain. The solution path connects to across and down positions and includes notes on tense forms and plural clues.

Louis Alnutt Named Honor Camper at Camp Wapsie Y

Louis Alnutt named honor camper at Camp Wapsie Y after seven day period. Earl Carr led athletics with sixteen points followed by Harold Briggs fourteen. Camp awards cover track events, swimming and diving with multiple winners. Camp staff included Arthur Taylor and Louis Alnutt among others. In a separate note, Nina Wax and Michael J. Merchant wed at the Methodist parsonage with plans to reside on the Merchant farm.

Louis Alnutt Camp Wapsie-Y Police and Safety Camp Wapsie Y Earl Carr Harold Briggs Negro ‘Institute McKinley School Aes Arthur Taylor Mingo Willis Elmer Smith Louis Smith Emmett Collins Adolph Wilson Norman Hickey Bobby Diaz William Brewton E. Mason FR. Washington A. Blakey EB. Mims L. Overall E. Mims E. Carr Harold Brisas R. Johnson Jack Reed W Brewton E. Dorsey Harold Briges Harold Brises FE. Dorsey Z. Carr J Moore D. Jones N. Hickey L. Alnutt A. Moore Secord Qussbert Vinton Nina Wax J. A. Wax Michael J. Merchant Ed Merchant Big Grove Township E. A. Sabin Mary Merchant Joseph, Merchant

200000 Crows Roost Found Near Fort Lupton Colorado

G I Crawford of Boulder found a crow roost eight miles northwest of Fort Lupton where at least 200000 birds nested. The crows roosted in a small area by night and ranged up to fifty miles to feed each day. Crawford tracked the birds by auto over several days.

Boulder Colo INS G. I. Crawford Fort Lupton Crawford

Harvard Tercentenary Talk Presents Insolvable Share The Wealth Puzzle

Dr Ronald Fisher sparking debate at Harvard Tercentenary argues a Nile flood based land division problem is mathematically insolvable with current methods. The lecture frames uncertainty as a prompt for new statistical inference approaches in economic planning and land distribution.

Cambridge Mass Harvard B. E B. Wilson Fisher University of London Soil Science Experiment Station Rothamsted England

Omaha Dentist John Kelley Dies by Gunshot at Home

Dr. John Kelley, 50, a prominent Omaha dentist, died late Monday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his bathroom. Police say ill health was the cause. His brother Dr. Ernest Kelley and nephew Dr. Whitney Kelley were called to the home and assisted.

Kelley Des Moines Omaha Creighton University Central City Neb Omaha (Ap John Kelley Ernest Kelley Whitney Kelley

Four Metz brothers die in gas filled mine tragedy

In Fulton Missouri on a gas and water filled coal mine four Metz brothers faced disaster as Louis Metz 32 died and three younger brothers Earnest 2 Freddie 21 and Marry 19 perished while attempting to rescue him. T J Wolfe a city employee and father in law of Louis was hospitalized in critical condition from gas poisoning.

Fulton A . Louis Metz Earnest Metz Freddie Metz Marry Metz T. J. Wolfe Fulton City Louis Metz Callaway Hospital Wolfe Metz Moberly

Man sues Post Office over anti Hearst labels

D N Shoemaker files suit in district court claiming the Post Office interfered with his mail by returning letters bearing a sticker reading I dont read Hearst. He seeks restraining orders against Postmaster General James A Farley and Postmaster Vincent A Burke and argues the matter is none of the department's business.

Washington D. N Shoemaker Post Office Department Hearst Agriculture Department District Supreme Court James A. Farley Vincent A. Burke

Belleville mayor seeks secondhand buggy amid price bids

In Belleville Kansas Mayor W M Slopansky sought a secondhand buggy. He received fifteen replies with prices ranging from five to twenty five dollars.

Belleville Kan Ulp W. M. Slopansky

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