Health program in schools stressed by experts
Dr Philip P Jacobs of New York City outlined four health service pillars for schools at the tuberculosis institute. He urged trained teachers and parents, a solid physical plant, and active health cooperation through social workers and nurses, plus ongoing tuberculin x ray surveys. Funeral services were held for Joseph Nalley a 47 year old stock buyer and farm owner in Maquoketa with several relatives mentioned.
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Dr. Jacobs
Philip P Jacobs
New York City
Hotel
Montrose
Parent
Jacobs
Frank Nalley
Cedar Rapids
R. L
Early
Dr . H
Royal
Myron
Solon
Will
Chicago
Walter
Maquoketa
S S S Promises Better Digestion and Strength
An advertisement extols S S S as a dual action remedy boosting stomach secretions and red blood cells to improve digestion. It claims progressive benefits, better sleep, renewed energy, and urges customers to insist on genuine S S S amid substitutes.
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S.S.S
S.S.3
Will Rogers Comments on Polo Game Victory
Will Rogers notes the New York east-west polo clash ended 14 to 13 with no protests. He praises the eastern players as worthy winners and commends both teams for sportsmanship as they plan to regroup for next year.
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Editor Gazette
New York
Will
Germany Bans Export Of Newsreels From Hauptmann's Home
Berlin says no newsreels illustrating Kamenz and Bruno Hauptmann may be exported to America. The propaganda ministry forbids pictures of Hauptmann, his home, his mother, and scenes of the city, effective Wednesday.
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Germany
Hauptmann's
Berlin
Kamenz
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
America
Hauptmann
Hew
Radium Thief Faces Death Threat From Stolen Exhibit
Chicago authorities hunt a thief who stole an aluminum tube containing radium worth 1000 at a World’s Fair exhibit. Dr Luther Gable warns that contact with the capsule risks losing fingers if touched, hair exposure could drive him mad, and full contact may be fatal.
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Chicago
Luther Gable
Montana U Crowded by Record Enrollment
Missoula Montana AP says University of Montana faced a 20 percent rise in enrollment driving students to stay in hotels as housing and classroom space became tight. Dr C H Clapp president warned further increases could worsen space shortages.
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Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Montana
C. H. Clapp
University
Mussolini Uses Funds to Aid Engaged Couples
ROME AP reports Premier Benito Mussolini allocated 500000 lire about 43300 to help couples prevented from marrying by poverty. Stanwood school election results list senior and underclass officers with sponsors and advisers across grades seven to eight.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Democrats Seek New Deal Backing At State Convention
Senator Robert F. Wagner told the Buffalo gathering that the campaign center is the New Deal and that Democrats seek an overwhelming Roosevelt administration endorsement. He praised results, citing 4,000,000 jobs and wage gains, and said policy should be perfected, not reversed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Robert F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Lberal
America
Three Divorces Filed In District Court Actions
Records show three petitions for divorce: Make A Rieger seeks divorce from Mathis Rieger on cruel and inhuman treatment with $3,000 alimony and a $3,000 attachment against property. Dorothea Blair seeks divorce from Aden Blair on desertion and restoration of her name Dorothea Glass. Frank Myers seeks a divorce from Nellie Myers on desertion. Lena Spillane seeks divorce from Jerome B. Spillane on cruel treatment with custody and support for minor children.
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Dorothea Glass
Frank Myers
Nellie Myers
Lena Spillane
Jerome B. Spillane
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
Fried chicken supper at St. Joseph's Marion Thursday 5 30 to 7 30 Sept 27. Franklin J Smith of Prudential Life Insurance left for a three day conference in Chicago. Cafeteria Central Park church Thursday. Mrs Kudina and others returned from the World’s Fair Monday. Chicken noodle supper 30c at Furst Evangelical Thursday. Ralph Bradley and Anna Sharp wed Tuesday by Justice Stearns. Kiwanis talk by Fred Kluss on summer study at Columbia University. Several traffic fines issued for speeding overtime parking and lack of rear lights. Thieves stole three cigars from Moray Eby’s home. Three new citizenship petitions filed in Cedar Rapids court.
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Franklin J Smith
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Klose Talis
Fred Kluss
Grant High School
New York City
Teachers College
Columbia University
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Wanted in Clinton Larceny Case Curl Held in City Jail
Wesley Curl, 40, remained in the city jail Wednesday awaiting removal to Clinton where a warrant charges him with larceny of a motor vehicle. Curl was arrested Tuesday afternoon by police.
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Clinton
Wesley Curl
Curl
Fire damages roast at Ray Deeson restaurant
Fire crews responded at 9 20 a m Wednesday to 219 First Street SW to extinguish a blaze in an oven. A roast overheated and burned, destroying the meal and oven area.
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Ray Deeson
First Street
Milk distributors told they cannot absorb sales tax
About twenty milk distributors met at Hotel Roosevelt to learn they must collect the Iowa 2 percent sales tax and cannot absorb it. Speidel of the state tax board said full compliance will be required after Oct. 1, with an educational campaign underway but no strict enforcement yet.
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Iowa
Hotel Roosevelt
John Speidel
Washington
State Board of Assessment and Review
Speidel
Luther Fuhrmeister
State Tax Board
H. A Rininsland
Des Moines
Pleads Not Guilty On A False Check Charge
G. P Russell Jr 38 of Cedar Rapids pled not guilty in district court before Judge H C Ring on false uttering of a check. Russell allegedly passed a spurious $20 check drawn on United States Bank of Cedar Rapids to L J Pochobradsky Jr on June 7 and faces five additional bad check incidents from $2.43 to $7.50. Bond was set at $1000.
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G. P Russell, Jr
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Russell
United State Bank of
L. J. Pochobradsky, Jr
Local Health Association Reorganizes Officers
Mrs George Zent ner of Bellevue is reelected president of the Jackson County Public Health association. Maquoketa leaders Charles F Martin and Dr E L Lampe are chosen first and second vice presidents. Mrs C L Veach becomes secretary and John Dick takes over as treasurer. Mrs Leo Esbeck directs this year’s Christmas health seal sale. The group attends the Mississippi Valley Tuberculosis conference sessions in Cedar Rapids.
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Maquoketa
George Zentner
Bellevue
Jackson County Public Health Association
Charles F. Martin
E. L. Lampe
C. L. Veach
T. B Trieschman
Preston
John Dick
F. W. Gibson
Leo Esbeck
Andrew
Graves
Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
New Anne Adams Pattern Book Delights Readers
The new Anne Adams Pattern Book is ready and ships on request. It showcases wearable styles with clear instructions and easy patterns to make at home. It addresses various ages from matron to college girl and even children's clothes, guiding readers on how to order.
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Anne Adams
Kiwanians Of Iowa Nebraska District Meet At Ft. Dodge
The fifteenth Nebraska Iowa district Kiwanis convention opens in Ft Dodge with registration and executive committee meetings. About 200 delegates and 100 alternates expected. Thursday features divisional breakfasts and talks by Parker and Nollen. Nollen discusses child training in the home amid rising white and black population ratios.
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Iowa- Nebraska
Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge
W. E. Wolcott
Des Moines
Fred C. W. Parker
John Nollen
Grinnell College
Nollen
Textile industry near normal again in several states
An Associated Press survey shows 750 mills operating with 260 000 workers back to work and 170 plants idle with 92 000 idle. In Shannon Georgia fourteen arrested. North and South Carolina troops and guardsmen on duty. Rockville Connecticut strike settled. Honea Path South Carolina riot deaths under inquiry.
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Associated Fress
Associated Press
South
Shannon
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
New England
Burlington
Irely
Rockville
Conn
Honea Path
S. C
Roosevelt Delays Hawaii Status Decision to Courts
President says courts must decide if Hawaii is an integral part of the United States. He notes a Justice Department view that the islands are not integral and cautions his lay remarks do not settle constitutional questions. The issue could affect Hawaii’s government form and Pacific defense discussions.
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Washington
Hawaii
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Five Racing Balloons Still Unheard From
Eleven of the sixteen balloons in the Gordon Bennett cup race are accounted for. Five are missing with groundings noted for two American, two German, two Belgian, one Czechoslovakian, one Italian, one Swiss and two Polish balloons. A Polish balloon burst in Finland with no injuries, another landed near Riazan Russia about 750 miles away.
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Warsaw
Poland
Finland
Riazan
Russia
Balloon race update leaves several nations unaccounted
Report notes the farthest distance traveled by contestants while two French, one Polish, one German and one Swiss balloon are unaccounted as contact is lost. The status adds concern about safety and progress in the event.
Cascade Woman's Club Elects New Officers
Mrs. Fern Aitchison is elected president of the Cascade Woman's club. Mrs. Olive Macomber becomes vice-president and Mrs. Ann Wassenaat takes the role of secretary-treasurer.
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Cascade
Fern Aitchison
The
Woman's Club
Olive Macomber
Ann Wassenaat
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