Egyptian Mummy Tissue Resurrected by German Scientist
Berlin reports Prof P Busse Grawitz conducted experiments at Cordova clinic to test if human cell tissue is immortal. He allegedly revived 5300 year old Egyptian mummy tissue and older samples from 600 year old Andean remains, claiming cells revived without external stimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
P. Busse- Grawitz
Cordova
Spain
Chicago
Ludvig Hektoen
American Medical Association Council On Scientific Research
Busse-Grawitz
Argentina
Prof
la Plata National Museum
Hull Indicates US Representations to Japan on Status Quo
Secretary of State Cordell Hull said the United States has made diplomatic representations calling on Japan to respect the Far East status quo including French Indo China and the Dutch East Indies. He avoided confirming direct talks with Tokio but suggested other peaceful governments might press for maintenance of the status quo.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
United States
Japan
Far East
French Indo-China
Dutch East Indies
Hull
Tokio
Pacific
Fahy Nominated for Assistant Solicitor General Post
President Roosevelt nominated NLRB General Counsel Charles Fahy on Friday to serve as assistant solicitor general of the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt Friday
NLRB
Charles Fahy
The
United States
Heavy civil case filings mark Linn County term
Court records show numerous civil actions in Linn County District Court during Thursday and Friday. Cases include automobile damage suits against Joseph Stark for 326.56, and various account and sales commission suits against multiple defendants. Divorce filings list Libbie Siemer and Rose Hansen, among others, with Desertion and cruel treatment grounds. A separate maintenance case names Bertha Augustine, seeking custody and alimony, while Joseph Sindelar, 19, faces a jail sentence awaiting the proceeding finalization.
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Linn County
Howard Anker
Joseph Stark
Anker
Don Olson
Stark
North Liberty
Robert D. Sells
Fred S. Sells
The
Rapids Chevrolet Company, Inc
R. M. McGranahan
Alfred J. Johnson
Sales Commission
Bernice Fuller
Paul H
Wilson
Everett Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Steve
M. W. O’rieley
Paul V. Straka
Legal Services
J. J. Beacom
William Hanson
Realty Commission
Carroll James Mayrand
Julia Mayrand
San Jose
Calif
Libbie Siemer
George F. Siemer
Marengo
Rose M. Hansen
Merrill J. Hansen
Hansen
Rose Machacek
Vera M. Crossley
Grover C. Crossley
Cedar Falls
Chillicothe
Lottie Margarite Vrana
Joseph Anton Vrana
Rock Island
T Louis M. Bragg
Phyllis W. Bragg
Vrana
Crossley
Vera M. Craft
Bertha Ellen Augustine
Mack
Jack) Edward Augustine
Judge H C Ring grants vacation from larceny sentence
Judge H C Ring suspended four months of larceny of domestic fowls sentence for Sindelar on Friday releasing him until Nov 1 due to employment and family needs. Sindelar to resume serving his sentence on Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Ring
Sindelar
Deaths of Lola Hoover and Margaret Wragg noted in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Lola V. Hoover 19 wife of John H. Hoover of Cedar Rapids died at 12 15 am Friday after a short illness. She was born January 9 1921 in Waukon and is survived by her husband two children parents grandparents brothers and sisters. Funeral at Beatty chapel Saturday at 4 pm conducted by Rev E Linkletter. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Miss Margaret Wragg former Cedar Rapids resident died at her home near Joliet Michigan Thursday. She was born in Glasgow Scotland came to Cedar Rapids in 1886 later lived in Grand Rapids and LaGrange Indiana. Funeral at Roth chapel Lowell Saturday afternoon.
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Lola V. Hoover
John H. Hoover
Twelfth Avenue SE
Waukon
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Lee
Ronald Everett
Earl W. Smith
George Neeman
Lennox, S. D
Donald
Warren
Wayne Smith
Viola
Navada Smith
Beatty Chapel
E. Linkletter
Linwood Cemetery
Margaret Wragg
Jowell
Mich
Miss Wragg
Glasgow
Scotland
Alexander M. Wragg
Grand Rapids
LaGrange
Westminster Church
Alexander Wragg
Lowell
A. Cunningham
Magog
Quebec
Canada
Roth
Funeral services for Charles D Wall set for Saturday
Funeral services for Charles D Wall will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p m Saturday with Pastor Henry Scherer and Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M in charge. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Charles D. Wall
Turner Chapel
Henry Scherer
Crescent Lodge
A. M
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Etelyn Shook in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Etelyn Shook will be held in the Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Saturday in charge of Rev. Frank H. Ward. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Etelyn Shook
Turner Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Roosevelt defends honesty on destroyer deal bases claim
President Roosevelt answered critics who charged he lied about the destroyer deal with Great Britain. He insisted the claim that no 50 destroyers were involved was true at the time, and he warned full disclosures would come only after the ten year rule allows publication.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
State Department
Ludlow Township Farmer Dies After Illness
WAUKON Tiloyd Beighle 32 of Ludlow township died Thursday en route to Iowa City after a two day illness with infantile paralysis. He was born near Waukon, son of Mr and Mrs William Beighle. Surviving are his wife Thelma Hilma and three children.
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Waukon
Tiloyd Beighle
Ludlow Township
Iowa City
William Beighle
Thelma Hilma
Pensioners Eligible for Food Stamps Under SMA Plan
The SMA program expands eligibility for old age assistance and aid to blind recipients living with relatives. Lloyd W. Jones of Cedar Rapids outlines forms, income limits, and stamp entitlements, with minimum monthly purchases and free blue stamps. WPA participants face a separate schedule starting Sept 14. Troy Mills school opens with 163 pupils and various activity plans.
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Surplus Marketing Administration
Lloyd W. Jones
Cedar Rapids
SMA
Federal
Jones
Willie Willis Makes Quip About Dad’s Clean Shaving Habit
Willie Willis notes he will be glad when he can shave. He jokes that when his dad has a fresh shave he looks so clean that nobody suspects he didn’t bathe.
City Briefs and Local Happenings Highlight Busy Week
A report covers the annual St. Ludmila church chicken dinner on Sept 8 and a gardening note on a nine inch dahlia by Mrs. H. G. Franks at 609 Sixteenth Ave SW. Also noted are injuries to John Stoneking at Buchanan school, a theft at Roosevelt high school, bankruptcy filings in federal court with Michael W. O Rieley as referee, a geology talk at the High Twelve club, and two Cedar Rapids Army recruit dispatches.
Names of Two Local Draftees Drafted for Armed Services
Laurence L. Zenishek aged 18 and Greeley B. Williams aged 22 leave Solon and Iowa City families. Zenishek will train at Fort Scott California coast artillery and Williams will join the air corps at Chanute Field Illinois.
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Laurence L. Zenishek
Leo Zenishek
Solon
Greeley B. Williams
Arthur Williams
Iowa City
Zenishek
Coast Artillery
Fort Scott
Calif
Williams
Air Corps
Chanutefield
Ill
Theft Reported During Move At Two SE Addresses
Mrs Margaret Sullivan of 1037 Fifth Avenue SE reported three one dollar bills taken from her purse left on a downstairs bookcase during noon hour Friday while she cleaned the upstairs of a home she plans to move into at 1727 Grande Avenue SE.
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Margaret Sullivan
Fifth Avenue SE
Grande Avenue SE
Boy Hurt After Family Car Backing At Home
Allen Gerdes two year old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Gerdes Marion route one was treated at St Luke s hospital Friday afternoon for abrasions and a minor wound on the left side suffered when he was struck by the family car Attendants said they were told the boy s brother was driving the car and backed into Allen at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoneking
Roy Stoneking
Mount Vernon Road
Mercy Hospital
Buchanan
Allen Gerdes
Eugene Gerdes
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Allen
Window Break Injury Report At Mercy Hospital
Harold Holubar and Iva Bruce suffered injuries when the car window shattered Thursday night. Holubar had a lacerated left leg and Bruce a lacerated right wrist. Both were treated at Mercy hospital. No details of the accident or police report were learned.
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Harold Holubar
Center Point Road
Iva Bruce
Eighth Street
Mercy Hospital
Berries and Citrus Were Reclassified In Botanical Note
A botanical note states that strawberries and raspberries are not true berries while grapes and oranges are. It contrasts berry classification with commonly used fruit categories.
Petain Forms New Cabinet with Laval as Vice Premier
In Vichy France a new Petain cabinet was formed on Friday night with Marshal P eta in remaining as head of state. Pierre Laval keeps the post of vice premier while General Charles Huntzinger becomes war minister. General Maxime Weygand is assigned a key position as former generalissimo.
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Vichy
France
Petain
Pierre Laval
Charles Huntzinger
Philippe Petain
Maxime Weygand
Decorah Couple Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weston was observed at their Decorah home with relatives and friends. They were married September 4, 1915, at West Union and have resided in Decorah for 12 years. They have three children: Mrs. Kenneth Frye, Arline, and Norma.
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Decorah
Lloyd Weston
Weston
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Court House News
Gels
Joseph Sindelar
Goika’s ‘A’s
Jarket
Tongues
Dre Is
Baby Beef
Zouw
Veal
Charles Wall
Etelyn
F. R
Joe Stark Meat Market
First Street
Dial
Swift’s Premium
Red Wing Dog Food
Isco
James and Sons CO
First ST
East Side
River
IGRAM
H. K
Charmin
Liptow’s
Kalell
Hamed Foods
Ave. SW
Bt. Ifeyern Market
TEL Limited
Heinz
C.& H.cane Sugar
Libby
Birby
van Camp
HILEX
Tohi
Sala
Palmolive
Pillsbury
Zeans
Vo Ib. Pkg
Lamb
Nesties
Sunshine Hydrox
Eee
Chris Horen
Morrell
Lipton's Tea
Buehler Bros
FIRST
Troy Mills — School
Willie Willis
City Briefs
St. Ludmila Church
Roosevelt High School
Fred J. Kluss
Milford L. Heck
Covington
Penick and Ford
Federal District Court
Michael W. O'Rieley
J. H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Ramsey
Iowa
French Africa
Parker House
Newman’s Bakery
Williams Bakery
Fourth Ave
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