Missing Illinois Woman Located After Amnesia Claim
Ann Cederquist 41 wife of Emil Cederquist producer of a Mercer county produce station was missing from Preemption since Wednesday. She was found wandering on a Calamus Indiana highway Sunday after mailing farewell messages from Muscatine hinting at death. Her husband said she is a victim of amnesia and she returned home.
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Ann Cederquist
Emil Cederquist
Mercer County
Ill
Calamus
Illinois
Muscatine
DeWitt
George Cole
Muscatine High Bridge
Tragedy Strikes Winslow Family
Haven owner Nathaniel Robbins and the Winslow family mourn as recovery efforts confirm Dean Winslow is missing after a car crash near Spring Lake. A collar found in the lake and a witness near the scene tie the incident to Dean, who was seen with Helen before the crash. His mother believes he is dead, assuming he swam out and sank deliberately rather to face life without Helen.
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Helen
Belthouse
Doan
Dean
Stork Delivers Fifth Time for Sac City Family
Mrs. Larry Wycoff 34 welcomed a 6 12 pound girl named Joan Irene today in Sac City. She previously had quadruplets last June making nine children briefly, one newborn died, now nine again. Dr. G W Swearingen delivered the baby and noted the fine girl and all well.
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Sac City
Larry Wycoff
Young and Glamorous Summer Fashions For Price Ten Cent
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia urges dainty summer outfits in lilac net and grey organdie with ruffles and sash edging. Multicolor chiffon prints and inexpensive patterns also offered. Send twenty five cents for the Summer Fashion Book and Pattern. Muscatine Journal Pattern Department New York.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
FR's Forces Frown on Borah's Plans
FR leaders weigh a proposal to create a federal alcohol control administration with four treasury divisions to run restrictions from FACA codes. Maverick and Kvale criticize the Tydings-McCormack disaffection bill as a threat to press and speech freedoms while defending aims to curb incitement among troops. Senate and House conferees delaying utility holding company talks to vote on the AAA bill.
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Liquor Trust
House
Treasury
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Maverick
Texas
Kvale
Labor
Minnesota
Military Affairs Committee
Tydings - McCormack
Senate
Expenditures Under AAA Receipts and Surplus Programs
The report details May outlays by commodity and program including wheat 97 503 986 tobacco 23 784 678 corn hogs 296 435 801 sugar 15 320 123 and removal and conservation costs for hogs 1 408 886 wheat 1 087 744 dairy products 36 507 373 sugar 365 536 peanuts 674 008. It notes drought relief cattle 120 583 408 sheep and goats 7 702 288 seeds 17 310 068 and May rental and benefit payments totaling 36 790 148 with distributions to cotton wheat tobacco corn hog and sugar producers.
Three Petitions Seek Probe of Probers
Three petitions claim the grand jury lacks power to probe city investigations and urge suspension of Mayor W. D. Hayes of Sioux City. Petitioners allege witnesses’ testimony is hearsay and allege political motives behind the probes, noting Woodbury county bears investigation costs and urging a September grand jury report.
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W. D. Hayes
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Herring
Paper Boy Escape From Abductors In Ottumwa
Ottumwa Courier carrier Paul Mc Davitt, 17, was abducted Saturday by two men who forced him into a car, robbed him of 15 dollars collected, and took him toward Illinois. An Albia youth, with no known name, fled with him. in a beer joint, the Albia boy kicked a gun from a captor and both ran. The Ottumwan later hitchhiked home while the Albia boy headed east.
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Ottumwa
Paul McDavitt
Ottumwa Courier
Illinois
McDavitt
Albia
Burlington
Restrictions Grow on Youth Groups in Reich Germany
The article reports heightened limits on Catholic and Protestant youth groups as Nazi authorities tighten control. Hans Kerrl takes a three week leave from religious affairs while bishops plan a August 16 Fulda conference to shape policy after negotiations with Rome. Two priests, Martin Utsche and Rudolf Wilmsen, go on trial for smuggling money tied to a 200,000 franc loan. Catholic clergy largely restrict sermons to spiritual topics amid an anti church campaign and regional warnings accuse priests of siding with foreign powers.
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Rome
Kerry
Germany
Martin Utsche
Rudolf Wilmsen
the Holiest Heart of Jesus
Netherlands
France
Baden
Bavaria
Muenster
Partmann
Osnabrueck
Envoys Plan to Leave Ethiopia Amid Independence Debate
Envoys near departure from Addis Ababa as diplomats plan exits while the Italian legation remains until the last moment. The report ties to Italy's protest over Emperor Haile Selassie's Sunday parliament speech urging continued resistance for empire independence.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Italy
Petition Seeks Action From Governor and Attorney General
Read aloud the petitions show no immediate official action on demands. They await consideration and conference with Woodbury county officials. Petitions addressed to Governor and Attorney General Edward L. O Connor.
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Woodbury County
Edward L. O’connor
Donts for Pile Sufferers Warn of Urgent Rectal Care
A vintage advisory lists don’ts for rectal ailments from Dr. T G McCleary. Do not delay seeing a specialist, avoid temporary ointments, and beware cancer risk. Free book on rectal conditions offered. address E-4405 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mo.
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T. G. McCleary
McCleary
T G McCleary
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Heavy Rains Sweep City and Wires Down
A heavy rainstorm drenched the city Saturday night with 1.7 inches recorded officially. Streets ran curb deep in many blocks as sewers overflowed and power lines influenced by lightning caused scattered damage. Two homes were struck by lightning with minor damage, phones went out for hours, and crops largely escaped harm while rivers rose modestly.
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Charles Hogan
Sherman Street
Mulford Congregational
W. A. Matthews
Muscatine
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mississippi
Washington
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Des Moines
Potter Testifies at Baker Trial on Housegrams and Letters
Dr. W. W. Potter, former lessee of the Baker institute, describes alleged orders from N. G. Baker via letters and housegrams while on the witness stand in Justice of the Peace J. C. Coster's court. The trial of N. G. Baker for conspiracy to violate Iowa medical practice statutes proceeds as copies of documents are expected to enter records. demurrer to the information debated before testimony continues.
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W. W. Potter
Baker Institute
N. G. Baker
Justice of the Peace
J. C
Potter
Baker
H. E. Wilson
Michael Creek Diversion Nears Completion
About 60 percent of the Michael creek diversion project to direct waters into the Mississippi river is finished. The south levee is nearly complete and roughly half of the northern levee work is done under U S Army engineers. Final stages are expected by the end of August. Engineers including Charles Senour and R A Monroe visited the site.
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Michael Creek
Mississippi River
United States Army Engineers
Charles Senour
Mississippi River Commission
R. A
Farm incomes rise as grain and livestock values surge
The standard survey shows grain values up 43.9 percent and livestock up 33.8 percent in 1935, with poultry and dairy 13.3 percent higher. Total gross farm income up 12.6 percent after factoring bounties, while U S payments remain small at about 510 million dollars.
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U. S
Supreme Court
Standard
District Court Notes Notice of Appeal Filed
Hazel Denton Dallas and J G Kammerer file appeal to the state supreme court in a case brought by William D Dallas.
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State Supreme Court
Hazel Denton Dallas
J. G. Kammerer
William D. Dallas
Twelve Arrested In Muscatine Weekend Court
Twelve people appeared before Police Judge J. C. Coster after a weekend lull. Charges included liquor nuisance larceny and intoxication. Notable actions: Jack Schibline waived hearing on liquor nuisance and bonded 500 dollars. Vincent Adams convicted of taking clothes from Montgomery Ward and jailed 15 days. others received suspended sentences or jail terms up to 30 days amid disturbances at Cozy Nite club.
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Muscatine Police Court
J. C. Coster
Schibline
Jack Schibline
East Front Street
Vincent Adams
South Bend
Ind
Montgomery Ward
William Hoffer
Edward Kelley
Rock Island
Bob Breese
Norman Carlile
Moline
East Third
Orange Streets
Hubert Powell
Wayne Curtis
J. W. Armstrong
Peoria
Clair Brewer
Willard Hillier
van Reeves
Muscatine
Rock Island and
Kelley
Adams
A. R. Howe
Art Beaney
Earl Johnson
Mrs M H McFarlan dies. long-time What Cheer resident
Eliza Hansel McFarlan aged 57, wife of M H McFarlan, native of Sweetland Center, died July 5 at What Cheer Indiana. Born May 18 1858 at Rose Hill she lived on a What Cheer area farm since 1880. She served 25 years as deaconess of the Church of Christ What Cheer. Survived by husband seven children and six grandchildren. Services held at What Cheer church with burial at Highland cemetery.
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Eliza Hansel McFarlan
M. H. McFarlan
Sweetland Center
What Cheer
Muscatine
McFarlan
Rose Hill
Church of Christ
Mary L. Morton
Deep River
Maud Warnock
Thornburg
Minnie Galbraith
Des Moines
Thomas F
Keswick
Charley O
Burlington
Harry M
Webster
Harley R
Luther Hansel
Eddyville
Martha Bass
Oskaloosa
Highland
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