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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented report notes Judge John W. Butch reversed a lower court decision involving Ashom Ceci in Paintsville. The case concerns a reform school placement and review actions by Dailey of the circuit court with references to local colleges and church denominations.
Pasadena local advocate William da Graaf pushes a tattooed identification system to end unknown soldiers. He argues printed infant data should be tattooed on the body as a living passport for police, detailing name age and place of birth to prevent future shameful exposure.
In Tirana King Zogu launches a nationwide drive against malaria aided by the Rockefeller Foundation which will provide 500000 dollars with Albania matching. Dr Hackett of Harvard leads the scientific survey to map the disease which claims about 10000 victims yearly.
In a Detroit News commentary the author argues for moral courage in public life praising Senator Walsh as a model of integrity and patriotism. The piece condemns political sniping and calls for officials to denounce wrongdoing and place people above faction.
Secretary of War James W. Geed announces 5090000 for Missouri River work from Kansas City to Sioux City, joining 1000900 already allotted this year. River advocates press for 5000000 yearly to speed completion while Midwest groups urge faster progress.
Fragmentary letter expresses concern about a son not writing back while suggesting a coping tactic. The text shows a parent instructing the son to send money and to exclude a return envelope. No clear names or dates are present.
The Rev. Dr. William Brown of Union Theological Seminary, longtime friend to the Morrow family, officiated the wedding of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to Miss Anne Morrow at the Morrows’ Englewood New Jersey residence.
Nearly four years after Leon Phil Lip Shumway vanished from Kenmore New York his mother Mrs E H Shumway of Decatur Indiana keeps hope alive. His father a widow has spent much money in the search as Nancy France reports.
A Home Office compiled chart for West Britain shows 142 murders in 1927. It notes that seventy seven alleged murderers were tried and results are listed in the public record.
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