Daily Record Marriage Licenses and Divorces Report
Marriage licenses issued to Paul L Hookom and Beatrice Plistil. Albert Hamman and Lois Woody. Charles Joiner and Anna Martin. Divorces granted to Rocella Neibuhr from Marvin Neibuhr and Mildred Kirchman from Harold Kirchman. Births noted at Mercy Hospital and St. Luke's Hospital. Justice court fines for intoxication showing names and charges.
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Paul L. Hookom
Mount Pleasant
Beatrice Esther Plistil
Cedar Rapids
Albert Hamman
Shellsburg
Lois H. Woody
Charles W. Joiner
Des Moines
Anna Helen Martin
Marion
Rocella Neibuhr
Marvin Neibuhr
H C Ring
Waukegan
Mildred Kirchman
Harold H Kirchman
Ring
Mildred Sullivan
Local Fines for Disturbing Peace and Offenses
Several residents face fines and costs for offenses. Norman E. Foster, 22, of 1305 Maplewood NE, fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace by fighting. Smith, 63, sentenced to 30 days floater on 175 dollars costs for panhandling. Mrs George Barner, Mount Vernon, fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. F M Powers, 627 Ninth SE, fined 2 dollars and costs for running a stoplight. John Hennessey, 1007 Thirtieth NE, fined 2 dollars and costs for driving a truck without a muffler. Death notice for Karleen Fay Thompson, 2-day-old daughter of Louis and Mrs Thompson, died Thursday at 2323 Fruitland SW.
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Norman E. Foster
Maplewood Drive
Smith
George Barner
Mount Vernon
F M. Powers
Ninth Street
John Hennessey
Thirtieth Street
Roosevelts U. S. not going to war report outlines aims
The text notes a United States Board report for the Chief Executive and the joint board on industrial expansion, transportation power links, and agriculture industry relations. The President pushes keeping prices from skyward spikes and aligning with living costs, while noting unverified submarine sighting reports off US shores.
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Aar Resources Board
Roosevelt
VU. S. Shores
Northwest Iowa Methodists vote down merger plan
The laymen of the Northwest Iowa Methodist conference vote unanimously against merging with the Upper Iowa conference. The proposal moves to the jurisdictional Chicago conference as a memorial for action. Delegates worry a larger body would be unwieldy and favor sessions in eastern Iowa.
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Webster City
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Upper Iowa
Iowa
Northwest
Towa
Chicago
Peace talks and new Russo German accord eyed in war notes
The piece outlines German Soviet plans and potential peace steps amid tensions. It cites Paris circles assessing German aims, Britain’s blockade fears, and a Russo German Baltic and Black Sea influence spread. It notes a Moscow Sofia aviation bid and a Molotov Ribbentrop joint statement seeking a end to hostilities with Britain and France blamed if talks fail.
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Germany
Russia
Paris
France
Great Britain
Moscow
London Daily Sketch
Turkey
Balkans
Bessarabia
Rumania
Black Sea
Baltic
Britain
Admiralty
Berlin
Molotoff
Ribbentrop
Poland
Indictment Alleges Conspiracy to Beat Liquor Prosecutions
A federal grand jury indicted Daniel D. Glasser Norton J. Kretske Anthony Horton Alfred Roth and Louis Kaplan on conspiracy to defraud the government and to bribe officers as part of alleged liquor law prosecutions. The two-count indictment cites fifty overt acts and lists about $1900 in bribe receipts.
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Chicago
LLP
U. S
United States
Daniel D. Glasser
Norton J. Kretske
Glasser
Anthony Horton
Alfred . Roth
Louis Kaplan
Linn Junction Man Accused Of Theft
Deputy P J Whittemore found stolen goods in William Kidder's Linn Junction home. Kidder, 51, booked on larceny. Items include tarpaulins from John LeFebvre farm near Fairfax and Daniels Park Cedar Rapids plus Roosevelt hotel dishes and silverware. Case to be reviewed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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P. J. Whittemore
William Kidder
Linn Junction
Kidder
Whittemore
John LeFebvre
Fairfax
Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Roosevelt
G. K. Thompson
Hamilton Rejects Coalition Government
New York AP reports John D. M. Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee rejected any idea of a coalition government. He said in the present emergency Americans first and Republicans second. He addressed the New York County committee and party workers and denied any GOP Democratic truce for the 1940 presidential election.
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New York
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Mutual Aid Pact and Trade Deal Outline
The article notes a pact of mutual assistance and a separate trade agreement. It references the Russo-Esthenian agreement text located on page 14.
Lansing Bridge Bond Case Argued In U S District Court Here
A federal court hearing in Sioux City led by Judge George C Scott considered a motion for a temporary injunction by the Iowa Wisconsin Bridge company against Phoenix Finance. The case seeks to block five Delaware suits over control of the Lansing Mississippi river bridge stock. The court requires briefs within ten days. next term opens Oct 17.
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Iowa-Wisconsin Bridge
Phoenix Finance Corporation
Kitler
Bridge Corporation
Delaware
George C Scott
Scott
Bridge Company
Mississippi River
Lansing
First Trust and Savings Bank
Bechtel Trust Company of
Davenport
A. H. Schubert
Oscar R. Thorson
Finance Corporation
Federal District
Wisconsin
Sioux City
Keeler Named Head of Episcopal North West Province
The Rt. Rev. Stephen E. Keeler bishop of Minneapolis will lead the Episcopal church’s north west province as president for two years.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Stephen E. Keeler
Minneapolis
Episcopal Church
Northwest
Swallow's Wintering Grounds Shift to Southern Africa
The English barn swallow winters in the extreme southern part of Africa. The note highlights migration patterns and the species’ seasonal movement between Europe and Africa.
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Africa
Debated Neutrality Bill Faces Senate Hurdles
Isolationist leaders push against embargo repeal as the new neutrality bill allows cash and carry sales with 90 day credits and restricts some shipping, while Lindbergh advises on plane exemptions amid Senate committee revisions and pending votes.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Western Hemisphere
Pacific
Lindbergh
Embargo Fight Hits Climax in Administration Victory
The article centers on the decisive clash over embargo policy, with administration forces asserting they secured the ultimate win. Key figures and factions are named as the debate reaches its peak, underscoring political stakes and procedural maneuvering.
Bankers Back Money Use to Curb War Boom Tendency
About three thousand bankers at the American Bankers association convention in Seattle urged using monetary wealth to stabilize war boom tendencies. The closing sessions showed unanimous support for restraint in trade industry agriculture and securities. Robert M. Hanes of Winston Salem was installed as president, succeeding Philip A. Benson of Brooklyn.
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Seattle
American Bankers Association
Robert M. Hanes
Winston- Salem
N. C
Philip A. Benson
Brooklyn
German Demand On Yugoslavs Reported
Belgrade reports indicate the German economic mission meeting with Foreign Minister Cinçar Karomov ic pressed Yugoslavia for immediate delivery of five million dollars worth of meat grain and fats. The article notes the average American family spends about fifteen dollars yearly on ice cream.
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Belgrade
Alexander Cincarmarkovic
Yugoslavia
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