Ladies Clubs Meet and Hostess Notes From Read’s Room
The Lite Flower Circle meets Thursday evening at Read's Tea Room with Mrs James Corks ey as hostess. Priscilla club hosts a one o clock luncheon Thursday at Read's Tea Room. St Gertrude circle gathers Wednesday evening at Mrs Clarence Chase's home. Mrs Hartman hosted the Delwein Womans Club executive board and guest trio at a 1:30 lunch, gifting towels and a set of f orsta candlesticks. Warren Fisher becomes president.
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Lite Flower Circle
Read's
James Corkexy
J. F. Carland
Priscilla Club
Read's Tea Room
ST. Gerteude
St. Gertrude Circle
Clarence Chase
Fourth Avenue SE
Hartman
Loren Hartman
Delwein Womans Club
Hartmar
Warren Fisher
Miss Hansen
Mardi Jean Hansen
Mona LaPiere
Marien Engstrom
Miss LaPiere
E. E. Sher
Anniversary Of Masonic Lodge. Echo Valley Picnic June
Sunnyside Lodge No. 510 celebrates fifty one years with a public dinner at the Masonic hall and an open evening program at the high school auditorium. The event honors past masters with a history read by Mrs. Sidler, including poems and vocal selections. Many from out of town attended.
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Sunnyside
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Will Smarzo
East Orange
New Jersey
Eastern Star
John Sidler
Marjorie Gilley
Rezilla Hall
C. C. Hall
America
Lodge
Wich
Chester Paul
Robert Hanchett
Joan Sidler
Oelwein
Sunnyside Lodge
Barclay on Bridge Signals for suit returns and discards
In Barclay on Bridge, examples explain signaling by discards and suit leads. West uses high cards to request the higher side suit, or low cards for the lower side suit, with No Trump scenarios discussed.
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Barclay
Shepard Barclay
West
East
South
British Move Into SW Syria Continues On Front
British forces push through southern Syria advancing along roads as a modern army moves into historic routes used by ancient empires. The march parts distant hills, ancient names, and the landscape described with worn military imagery.
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Rome
Napweor
Syrians Quiet As Allies Maneuver Forces
Mr Hermon surveys the scene as mechanized armies mass near Syria. Traffic has virtually ceased for days while allied forces finalize troop dispositions and gather material. Telephone and telegraph services are suspended amid the buildup.
British Sink Five German Supply Ships
It was disclosed that the Polish destroyer Porun first sighted and engaged the Bismarck on the night of May 26 after the Bismarck had sunk the battle cruiser Hood on May 24. An American reconnaissance plane had provided the Bismarck’s position.
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Polishestroyer P
Hood
Missing Plane Sparks Fear for Crew and Range Details
A Douglas B-18 with 1500 horsepower engines and a 200 mph cruising speed is missing. Officials avoid range figures, but estimates place it at 1500 to 2000 miles. Capt. Motherwell has been reassigned to command the 12th reconnaissance squadron in Boise Idaho.
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Army
Motherwell
Boise
Ida
New Method To Combat Submarines
Detroit June 9 A new submarine countermeasure from Charles F. Kettering aims to end the menace. As head of General Motors research and the National Inventors Council he says the device is in the conclusive stage and awaits execution. He notes the secret military device could change naval warfare and hints at broader defense implications.
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United States
Great Britain
Charles F. Kettering
Kettering
General Motors Corporation
National Inventors Council
D Defense Industries
Inventors Council
Defense Research Committee
Varevar Bush
Carnogie Institution of
Washington
Sfar
Eligibility for New York student aid program announced
Eligible students include needy Native American pupils aged 16 to 24 attending government Indian schools who receive no other federal education assistance. The notice outlines participation in the New York A school aid program and the required qualifications.
U S Troops Move To Reopen Los Angeles Plant
The White House ordered federal troops to take over North American Inc plant in Los Angeles after CIO United Automobile Workers picketed and blocked entry. About 1,000 workers with lunch pails sought to return to work, met by an equal number of pickets. The move, praised by some lawmakers, was described as necessary to reopen the plant and curb domestic disorder, with further political maneuvers in Congress and labor circles.
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Ilinow
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Military —Affairs Committee
James O'Connor
Mont
Carl Vinson
Naval Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Harvey Brown
AFL
Machinists Union
San Francisco
Senate
James F. Byrnes
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Flood of 3.34 Inches Hits Eastern Iowa Roads
Rainfall of 3.34 inches drives record crest on the east fork of the 102 river at Bedford Iowa. Highways 3 in eastern and western Bedford are inundated and up to four feet of water covers Highway 148 north of Gravity. Burlington Railroad suspends service between Conway and Bedford due to flood.
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Bedford
Burlington Railroad
Conway
Strike Hits Minneapolis Defense Scrap Firms
One hundred CIO machinists struck eight Twin City scrap metal concerns vital to defense. The walkout followed rejection of a mediation commission proposal yielding a five cent raise. union sought 12.5 cents, firms offered 2.5. After a 30 day mediation, strike declared 100 percent effective with picket lines at the plants and a later union demand for 7.5 cents plus one week vacation.
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Minneapolis
Three Iowa Soldiers Injured In Camp Claiborne Crash
Six soldiers were injured and one killed when an army truck collided with a bus near Camp Claiborne La. The three Iowa injuries included Corp. Leon Nelson and Private Gerald James of Council Bluffs and Private Carl Ramsey of Manchester. Private Ray B. Rucker of Pedro Ohio died enroute to a hospital. Private Lloyd Noble and Private James Carrington North Dakota were also hurt. The truck was enroute to Alexandria 18 miles from camp when the crash occurred.
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Camp Claiborne
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Leon Nelson
Gerald James
Council Bluffs
Carl Ramsey
Manchester
Lloyd Noble
Carrington
N. D
James
Ray B. Rucker
Pedro
Alexandria
BrotherHoods Elect Officers In Iowa District
Waverly Iowa June 9 George Heins a Monona Ja lawyer was elected president of the Iowa district of the American...
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Waverly
George Heins
Monona
Iowa
the American
Lutheran Brotherhoods Elect Officers At Annual Convention
Beuchor announced by Central Press and army Signal Corps Photo. At yesterday's convention Heins succeeded A C Grossman of Waverly as head. Dick Fuls of Allison named vice president and Harold Wolfe of Oelwein secretary treasurer. Local brotherhoods authorized to set up loan funds for Wartburg College students and a quarterly newspaper edited by R H Nehls of Monona. Manchester chosen for 1942 convention.
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Lutheran Brotherhoods
Heins
A- C. Grossman
Waverly
Dick Fuls
Allison
Harold Wolfe
Oelwein
Wartsburg College
R. H. Nehls
Monona
Manchester
Two Waterloo Men Die In Plane Crash Near Waterloo
Walter Fox a 28 year old radio repairman and Clifford Kraft 26 a farm laborer both of Waterloo were killed when their plane stalled and spun five miles northeast of Waterloo. Fox the pilot and Kraft were en route to a family reunion.
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Waterloo. In
Walter Fox
Clifford Kraft
Waterloo
Here
Fox
Kraft
Free 40 page fistula and hemorrhoids guide offered
Announcement for a free illustrated 40 page booklet covering fistula piles and colon disorders. Sent via postcard to Thornton & Minor Clinic, Suite 1120 F, 926 McGee St Kansas City Missouri. Clinic claims to have treated over 520000 patients and will send a large reference list.
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Thornton & Minor Clinic
McGee St
Kansas City
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