Woman Tells OF Plot To Kidnap Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit and Pontiac police probed a confusing tale by Viola Talbot of Deir who said she was kidnapped and warned about a plot to abduct baseball star Lyewont Rowe. Authorities doubted the plan but noted Rowe would be a high ransom target for a World Series payoff.
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Pontiac
Lyewont
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Detroit Tasers
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Fraskir Ev
Tisrr
Viola Talbot
Deir
Portac Poulos
Rowe
Tigers
Frisco Verified: Ex-Wisconsin Kicker Lives Under Assumed Name
AP reports Patrick O Dea once star kicker for the University of Wisconsin, presumed dead in World War I rumor, now found alive as Charles J. Mitchell. He led Westwood Auto Club and Chamber of Commerce as secretary manager after disappearing from San Francisco where he practiced law.
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San Francisco
BR Chronicle
Patrick vUlt Bek
Patrick O'Dea
University of Wisconsin
O'Dea
Charles J. Mitchell
Buchanan county Sunday school convention set for Rawley
WAZLETON Sept 26 delegates Esther Holmstrom Catheryn M Nelson represent the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school while Melbourne Magee attends for the Presbyterian school the Buchanan county gathering at Rawley.
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Wazleton
Buchanan County
Rawley
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Esther Holmstrom
Catheryn M Nelson
Presbyterian School
Melbourne Magee
Plane lands wheels-up after long glide to St Paul field
A Northwest Airlines DC-3 with five passengers circled Minneapolis St Paul for over an hour and a half with retractable wheels stuck, then landed on turf at Seren Wald Champberlain field in St Paul. No serious injuries were reported as emergency crews met the craft. The passengers included Holman Freeburg, John Wood, and others en route from Minneapolis to Chicago.
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Cosa
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Chiole Sink
Toad Gee Palets
Ambulaves
Zoe Department
Sennattre
Minnegave Gottscharmme
Holman Municipal Atrgeod Seren Wald-Champberlain Field
Mount Cages
Atte
Mel Freeburg
Pax
Tus
John Wood- Send
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Freeburg
Refusing to Ruff Heads Up in a Trump Shortage
A bridge lesson discusses the risk of ruffing the head of a long suit when Declarer and Dummy hold seven trumps. It explains that avoiding a ruff helps preserve trump length and control, illustrated by a sample hand where careful play secures the contract despite potential unfavorable divisions.
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South
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East
Pioneer business man John B. Turner turns 89 in Cedar Rapids
John B. Turner, a longtime Cedar Rapids funeral director and civic figure, celebrates his 89th birthday. He divides his day between home at 1544 B Avenue NE and John B. Turner and Son at 800 Second Avenue SE, with extensive community involvement and a record of public service including county coroner and city council work.
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John B. Turner
B Avenue NE
Turner
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Herman Lodge
A. M
Kiwanis Club
Consistory
Knights Templar
Shrine
Elks
Odd Fellows
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
Amazed Frenchman Looks At America Says It Is Not Good English
Dr Georges Valot, a French observer, spent nine months studying the United States and reported that America is wetter now than before prohibition. He found Reno New Orleans and Kansas City wettest towns and Charlotte the wettest dry town with open saloons and drunkenness.
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America
New York
Georges G. Valot
le Docteur
Kansas City
Charlotte
N. C
Dr. Valot
Juarez
Mexico
Paris
Linn Veterans Assn to Meet on October 10
The Linn County Veterans Association will hold its annual reunion in Memorial Hall at Marion on Oct. 10. Details of the program will be announced later. Eugene Allen of Cedar Rapids is president of the association. The United States contains 500000 restaurants employing more than 1500000 people.
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Linn County Veterans Association
Memorial Hall
Marion
Eugene Allen
Cedar Rapids
Paul Engle Appears on Vanity Fair Hall of Fame Page
Paul Engle's portrait graces Vanity Fair's We Nominate to The Hall of Fame page. The inscription notes his book American Song as a voice of a new generation, his Rhodes scholarship, and his Iowa farm boy roots. Also featured with Pauline Lord Dalies Frantz Beatrice Kaufman and Margaret Leech.
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Paul Engle
Hall of Fame
Vanity Fair
Iowa
Oxford
Mr. Engle
Pauline Lord
Dalies Frantz
Beatrice Kaufman
Margaret Leech
Jumbo Party At Sunshine Mission After Wednesday Service
A special youth meeting will be followed by a "Jumbo" party in the chapel at Sunshine Mission Wednesday night. John Brague, chairman, says over 100 invitations have been issued for the event. committees include Music with Mary Tremaine and others, men's work, and invitations coordinators.
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Sunshine Mission
John Brague
Mary Tremaine
Chester Ainsworth
Leona Novak
Raymond Churchill
Frederic Samek
William Dykhuizen
George Kunzmann
Clarence Dunn
al Hintz
Harriet Crumb
Miss Polland
Genevieve
Windjammer Night Choir Performs at Sunshine Mission
Eugene Palmer led a Sunshine Mission Windjammer night with William Dykhuizen directing old time songs. Mary Tremaine played piano as Mrs B H Peck sang, while a church group from S J James Methodist presented a program of songs with several named participants and organizers.
Brooklyn PT A Opens Season With New Officers
The Brooklyn Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the season with a program for faculty. New officers are President Mrs Ray Anthony Vice President Supt T R McGeorge Secretary Miss Alice Hogan Treasurer Lloyd Wells Sr A report shows total enrollment 130 Clover spoke on The Value of Manual Training in the High School Music by the high school orchestra directed by Leo E Shuler.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Anthony
Supt
T. R. McGeorge
Alice Hogan
Lloyd Wells
Clover
Leo E. Shuler
Funeral rites for James Cherveny at St Patrick's Tama
Funeral services for James Cherveny a retired farmer who died at his home will be held at 9 a m Friday in St Patrick's church Tama Burial will be in St Vaclav cemetery Clutier He was 71 born December 6 1862 in St Louis and is survived by seven children
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Toledo
James Cherveny
St. Patrick’s Church
Tama
St. Vaclav
Clutier
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