Lieberknecht Remembered in Grandview Death Notice
Lie berknecht Scott Lieberknecht a lifelong Grandview resident died at Bellevue hospital after a weeklong illness. Born December 24 1895 he lived all his life in Grandview He married Myrtle Dean in Chicago in August 1925 He was a member of the Congregational church and the Elks Surviving are his widow a sister Mrs Charles Graham and a brother D G Lieberknecht Funeral arrangements are pending Fairbanks Home for Funerals in charge
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L. Scott Lieberknecht
Grandview
Bellevue Hospital
L. Lieberknecht
Louis
Anna Lieberknecht
Myrtle Dean
Chicago
Congregational Church
The
Elks Lodge
Charles Graham
D. G. Lieberknecht
Wichita
Kas
Fairbanks Home For Funerals
Benefits Fish Fry Planned by Legion Corps
Plans are complete for a benefit fish fry to be held Wednesday at Hershey's pasture by members of the American Legion drug and bugle corps. Proceeds support expenses for the national Legion convention in St Louis. The corps seeks local support and will offer games and amusements in the afternoon and evening.
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Hershey
American Legion Drug and Bugle Corps
National Legion
St. Louis
Legion Corps
Wilton Plans Park Project Move Forward
Wilton moves a step forward on a northeast Wilton park project after two state planning board engineers surveyed the grounds. A mass meeting is called for Friday night at city hall to discuss landscaping an artificial lake and other park attractions.
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Journal News Service
Wilton
State Planning Board
City Hall
X rays Induce Weak Radioactivity in Lead
A report notes that X rays can be made to produce three weak radioactive effects in lead. Researchers describe conditions under which exposure yields measurable but minimal radioactivity, highlighting implications for safety and material response to irradiation.
Cynthia Jacoby Called in Death
Cynthia Jacoby four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Jacoby of Marion Ohio died at home this morning rel atives here have been informed She was a great granddaughter of Mrs Cynthia Millar of Parkington Drive Her mother formerly Marjorie Robertson is well known here No funeral details were received
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Cynthia Jacoby
W. B. Jacoby
Marion, O
Cynthia Millar
Parkington Drive
Jacoby
Marjorie Robertson
Kate Noble Granted Decree of Divorce
A decree of divorce was granted to Kate Noble upon her cross petition in answer to Harry Noble's papers. Judge D W Jackson signed the decree allowing her to resume the maiden name Kate Ahlf and to keep property she owned before marriage. Personal property of the couple, now under attachment, was awarded to Mr Noble.
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Kate Noble
Harry Noble
D. W. Jackson
Kate Ahlf
Mr. Noble
Radio Tonight Shows and Orchestras on National and Local Stations
A listing of tonight and Wednesday programs with time slots and featured performers including Leo Reismann, Edgar Guest, Wayne King, Ben Bernie, Fred Waring, Joe Sanders, Edwin Hill, Horace Heidt, Frankie Masters, the Portland Symphony, Cubs baseball, and multiple networks such as NBC CBS and affiliated stations WGN WBBM WMAQ WLW WCCO KMOX WENR WHAS.
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Leo Reismann
NBC
WHO
WMAQ
Edgar Guest
WLW
WLS
Wayne King
Nbc—Who
Ben Bernie
NBC — Who
Fred Waring
CBS
WBBM
Wcco
Eddy Duchin
NBC— Who
Joe Sanders
WGN
Edwin ¢. Hill
Horace Heidt
Frankie Masters
KMOX
Glenn Lee
Portland Symphony
Shandor
NBC -Wiba
WBSM
Florencia
Wendell Hall
WIBA
Army Band
Tom, Dick
Harry
Roe Maxon
Dean Creddock
al Pearce
Cubs
Philadelphia
Clubmen
WHAS
WENR
Three X Sisters
Jackie Heller
WTAM
Jet Kemp
Edwin C. Hill
Town Hall
Bill Hogan
Burns and Allen
Ray Noble
Claude Hopkins
Waring
Ted ‘Isrto
Noble Sisseed
Joe Hayme
Sioux City Mayor Faces Ouster Suit
The report outlines allegations of racketeering and payoffs involving Sioux City officials led by Mayor Hayes. Affidavits describe liquor purchases and resort tours, with prior officials like Max Duckworth and Henry C. Kuhlmann cited for ouster proceedings. The grand jury suggested special prosecutors Havner and Nagelstad to assist the county attorney. fees undisclosed.
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Max Duckworth
Woodbury County
Henry C. Kuhlmann
City Safety
Moore
Alesch
Sioux City
Hayes
Duckworth
Greer
Morningside College
Small
Rawling
Clyde Herring
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Kuhlman
Havner and
Nagelstad
Barber exam board licenses and apprentices tests held
Des Moines Iowa July 16 21 applicants took examinations for barber licenses while 34 more sat the tests for apprentice cards as the state board conducted the day’s assessments.
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Des Moines
State Board of Barber Examiners
Thirtyfour
Court at Boston criticizes plan to tax and regulate farm production
The court questions congressional authority to tax and regulate agricultural production within states via processing taxes and rental payments. It argues there is no definite standard guiding the secretary of agriculture in selecting crops or setting payments, implying executive action lacks essential findings. The piece discusses the act’s emergency declaration and the connection to interstate commerce.
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Congress
Legislative Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Early Appeal in Tax Action Highlighted in Public Lands Debate
A public lands committee urged consolidation of counties to reduce state costs. Farmers and business groups backed the Lewis bill to rename the interior department the department of conservation and works and to concentrate all federal conservation activities there, signaling an early appeal in the tax action.
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Public Lands
Interior Department
Department of Conservation and Works
Deeds Recorded in Park Place and Local Lots
Deeds filed show John W Hahn transferring part of lot 9 block 98 to Clarence A Hahn and part of lot 6 block 79. Ellard Starkweather deeds lot 21 block 17 Park Place to J F Hill. Frank C Wright and Emily J Wright deed lot 9 block 38 Park Place to J F Hill. J H Ashton and Eva May Ashton deed to Clay Kneese and Louise Kneese lots 33 and part of 34 in section 12 78 4w. Herman A Lange deeds lot 10 and part of 11 in block 4 Stockton to Henry A Savage and Herbert N Savage.
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John W. Hahn
Clarence A. Hahn
Ellard Starkweather
J. F. Hill
Park Place
Frank C. Wright
Emily J. Wright
J. H. Ashton
Eva May Ashton
Clay Kneese
Louise Kneese
Herman A. Lange
Henry A. Savage
Herbert N
Savage
Stockton
Moon Eclipse Stuns Muscatine in Longest View in 50 Years
Hundreds of Muscatine residents gathered Monday night to watch a copper colored total lunar eclipse. Officials say the eclipse began at 8 15 p m central standard time and reached totality at 10 09 p m, lasting about 1 hour 40 minutes with the moon shining through the earth’s umbral cone 860 000 miles into space and 226 000 miles from Earth.
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Muscatine
Crawley and Chance Open Law Firm in Muscatine
Crawley and Chance announce the opening of a new law practice in Muscatine located above the Red Paint store at 216 12 Iowa Avenue. Crawley earned a Washington University law degree and won the Breckenridge prize, while Chance graduates this June with a JD from the University of Iowa and holds the Dillon law award. Both partners were admitted to the bar on June 1 of this year.
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Crawley and
Dillon Law Award
Warmer Weather Promised Here Tonight and Wednesday
Slightly warmer conditions are forecast for this section with generally fair skies. Noon reading reached 86 degrees, while Sioux City reported 92 and Carroll and Atlantic saw 56. No rainfall in the past 24 hours and the river stood at 7.9 feet this morning.
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Weather Bureau
Iowa
Sioux City
Carroll and
Atlantic
Wallace in West Taking Vacation
Wallace in West Taking Vacation continues as he tours rural areas. A visitor warns a grade crossing plan would ruin business while Wallace promises to research it in Washington. In discussion with farm rehabilitation fellows he relies on a slow smile and the scenery.
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Wnte
Wallace
Washington
Iowa Chain Store Levy Test Faces Legal Hurdles
A district court hearing in the Tolerton and Warfield action is set before Judge F. S. Shankland on Wednesday. A federal court hearing follows at 10 a.m. Thursday. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled the state graduated chain store tax unconstitutional, citing inequality across gross sales brackets and similar rulings from Kentucky and Wisconsin.
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New Mexico
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Friends of Eicher Report Improvement
Friends of Representative Eicher of Iowa said his condition has improved considerably after a heart attack on July 4. His temperature returned to normal and he is showing a healthy appetite while confined in recovery. Four and a half to five feet is the average height of Laplanders.
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Washington
Eicher
Iowa
Friends
Miss Benshoof Featured Singer on WOC Schedule
Blue Grass performer Miss Vivian Benshoof daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter L Benshoof Jr now among WOCs regulars heard twice weekly. She is each Wednesday at 8 pm for a 15 minute broadcast and Thursday at 7 30 pm as a soloist on the Tri States Theaters program.
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Blue Grass
Vivian Benshoof
Walter L. Benshoof Jr
Woc
Benshoof
Davenport
Girls’ Glee Club
R. J. Tank
Chicago
E. R
O. W. Grabbe
Henning Anderson
Paul
Berwyn, Jr
Anna Box
B. F. Pickering
Evelyn Lenser
LaCrosse
Wis
Phylora Burmeister
Forrest
Belle Bo
Mary Schroeder
Eleanor Marten
Geraldine Moeller
Jean Daurer
Laurine Cozad
Lucile Robinson Beaten in First Round Golf Match
Davenport Iowa Mrs Nell Kennard of Des Moines upset the defending champion Miss Lucile Robinson of Des Moines in an 18 hole first round match winning one up in a historic Iowa women s golf tournament upset.
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Lucile Robinson
Davenport
Nell Kennard
Des Moines
Iowa
Relief Costs Fall In Muscatine County Staffing Shifts
The Muscatine county staff of case aids is expected to be reduced by August 1 as relief costs drop. It is anticipated that by that date two members of the current staff will be transferred to other duties.
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Muscatine County
Case Aids
Kanoff Boy Hurt in Fall From Tree
Wilton Darrell Kanoff age 4 suffered serious leg injuries after falling from an apple tree at his home on Sunday. He is the son of the City Engineer and Mrs George Akanoff.
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Journal News Service
Wilton
Darrell Kanoff
George Akanoff
Plans For Cedar River Project Petitions To Be Presented
Supporters of the Cedar River recreational lake and development project plan to present petitions to Muscatine city council Thursday night with wording unchanged. A mass meeting is set for Wednesday in city hall to approve sending aldermen a call for a special election on PWA grants and a loan for a hydro electric plant at the dam site. J M Roth said a legal opinion finds no extra clauses needed to absolve the city from liability in the PWA loan.
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Cedar River
Hotel Muscatine
City Hall
Muscatine
PWA
J. M. Roth
William Foster Birthday Honored at Cedar Side Inn Picnic
High Prairie celebration marked William Foster’s seventh birthday with cake flowers and games at Cedar Side Inn near Cedar River. Attendees included multiple local families from Grandview Winfield Letts Rock Island Bloomington Muscatine and High Prairie. The event doubled as a W H Foster family reunion and included a Vernon Luedtke celebration at a separate Sunday dinner.
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R. H. Geertz
Julia Barclay
High Prairie
W. H. Foster
Vernon Luedtke
James Garvin
Adolph Luedtke
Fairport
Erick Pagel
Buffalo Prairie
Myrtle Greer
Little Opal Miller
Pagel
Jean McCulley
High Prairie Church
Ruth
Fern Hitchcock
Erma Rann
Pioneer Institute
Island Methodist Church
Yangtze River Levels Recede Amid Flood Fears
The Yangtze River in Hankow began to recede from a record two week high today easing some public fear. Dikes remained weak and reports from upriver areas spoke of renewed rainfall threatening further danger.
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Hankow
China
Yangtze River
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