Death summons German leader Wilhelm Cuno at 57
Wilhelm Cuno former German chancellor and Hamburg American line head died at 57 from a heart attack on a trip with his wife after days of heart trouble. Born July 2 1876 in Suhl he held multiple posts including Reichs Economic Council director and Hamburg Chamber of Commerce member before becoming chancellor in 1922.
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Hamburg
Germany
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg American Steamship Line
Cuno
Suhl
Thurginia
France
Ruhr Valley
Gustav Stresemann
Dr. Cuno
United States
von Hindenburg
Hamburg American Directorate
Anglo- American Association
Lord Reading
Catholic Church
National Socialists
Scientists Debate Cosmic Rays in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City two famed scientists debated cosmic rays at an American Association meeting. Dr. Arthur H. Compton and Dr. Robert A. Millikan offered rival explanations, modeling rays as electrons or photons. The dispute touched on the universe fate, immortality theories, and the rays’ penetrating power. The rays, discovered 21 years ago, remain a puzzle guiding future research.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Compton
Millikan
New purified hormone treats Addison's disease in trials
Researchers from Johns Hopkins report a purified adrenal hormone extract produced by freezing cattle gland crystals may sustain normal life in Addison's disease patients. Trials show the substance keeps adrenalectomized animals alive and a fraction of a milligram daily substitutes the missing hormone in rats.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arthur Grollman
W. M. Firor
Johns Hopkins University
Fruitarian Hospital Planned for London
A fruitarian hospital is planned in London to heal and prevent illness using fruit diets and medicines. Patients will be treated by dieticians and physicians specializing in fruit treatment for ailments.
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Fruitarian Hospital
London
Rev Shontz Called to Kitchener by Brother's Death
The Rev. Vernon Shontz pastor of the First Baptist church and Mrs. Shontz left by car Monday for Kitchener Ont where they were summoned by the sudden death of E Roy Shontz brother of the Rev Mr Shontz He was operator of Merchants Printing Co at Kitchener The couple plans to return to Muscatine later this week No death details available The potato originated along the Pacific coast in South America and was introduced to Europe by the Spaniards.
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Vernon Shontz
First Baptist Church
Pacific Coast
South America
Europe
Anna M. Mulhern
Columbus Junction
Columbus City _ Independent
Columbus High School
J. F. Ziona
Columbus City
P. Woodrow Shearer
James Pierce
Marine Shearer
Mary Frances Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan Collge
Alice Pierce
Carl Parker
Ft. Madison
Jean Littrell
Nellie DeWitt
Washington
Spencer Bell
Dan Peters
Letts Woman Elmer Rinear Dies at Hershey Hospital
Mrs. Elmer Rinear of Letts died at Hershey hospital late Saturday after a period of illness. Survived by husband four sons and her North English parents, plus several sisters and brothers. Body at Wittich Funeral Home through 1 p m Wednesday then to Webster Iowa for burial. Arizona called the baby state as it was last admitted to the Union.
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Elmer Rinear
Letts
Hershey Hospital
North English
Wittich Funeral Home
Webster
Zion Lutheran Officers Named Re elected at 1933 meeting
Zion Lutheran church named its officers for 1933 at the annual business meeting held in the parish hall. Rev John Haefner read the annual report noting strong 1932 activity across Luther League Ladies Aid Society Men’s Club Sunday school and parochial school. Officers confirmed include Elder Carl Radloff trustee Carl Timm Deacons William Collitz Carl Dittman Albert Nietzel Secretary William Getz ushers Carlton Meyer Walter Jensen. Meetings announced for the week include Luther League in charge tonight and Ladies Aid first monthly session Thursday at 2 pm.
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Zion Lutheran Church
John Haefner
Ernest G. Sylvester
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zion Lutheran Parochial School
Carl L. Radloff
Carl M. Timm
William Collitz
Carl Dittman
Albert Nietzel
William Getz
Carlton Meyer
Walter Jensen
Ladies Aid Society
Deeds Recorded In Local Property Transfers
Esther S. Eells and husband transfer lot 5 in outlets 14 to 15 A Smalley addition South Muscatine to N Rosenberger. John Mills and Alve Mills transfer lot 13 block 17 Moorehouse addition West Liberty to Mary Dexter. Nellie M. Eckhardt and husband transfer tract in section 8 77 1W to Albert W Eckhardt. Charlie Bockwoldt transfers tract in section 18078 1E to Muscatine county for road purposes.
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Esther S. Eells
N. Rosenberger
A. Smalley
South Muscatine
John Mills
Alve E. Mills
Mary Dexter
Moorehouse
West Liberty
Nellie M. Eckhardt
Albert W. Eckhardt
Charlie Bockwoldt
Muscatine County
Cedar county marriage licenses drop over half in 1932
Cedar county issued 76 marriage licenses in 1931 and only 35 in 1932 per the district court clerk. A tax sale drew few bidders Monday morning and was adjourned to today with possible 60 day adjournment by J. M. Blazek. The January Cedar county district court term opened with Judge John T. Moffit and defaults were being entered.
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Tipton
Cedar County
J. M. Blazek
District Court News
Cedar County District Court
John T. Moffit
Death probe urged in Schoenig case after inquest
Coroner's jury in Clinton recommended further investigation into the November 20 death of Henry Schoenig, a Clinton restaurant man and former Muscatine resident. He was found on Highway 136 near Clinton, apparently struck by a car, with about $70 scattered nearby. Relatives said he often carried hundreds, fueling speculation of possible violence. Ten witnesses testified, some seeing a man on the highway and a car speeding away. The January grand jury may act on the jury's recommendation.
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Henry Schoenig
Clinton
Muscatine
Schoenig
Highway No. 136
Columbus Junction Bank Holds Stockholders Meeting and Dividend
Columbus Junction State bank sets 1:30 p m Monday for directors election and business. Stockholders received a 3 percent dividend on Dec 31 as earnings boosted surplus and undivided profits. Officers listed include G W Weber president T N O Neil vice president H Lee Huston cashier and Anna M Mulhern assistant cashier.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction State Bank
G. W. Weber
T. N. O'Neil
H. Lee Huston
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