Son of Ralph Zeck Dies This Afternoon
This afternoon at 2 25 Jimmy Zeck four year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Zeck died at the family home after a five week illness heart complications were the cause Funeral arrangements have not been made surviving family include George Ivan Wayne Doris and Mary Zeck Arnold Bennett once a top author is noted as a former struggling lawyer who turned to writing.
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Turkey
Syria
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Egypt
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Mable
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Cleo Howell
Marvin Williamson
Des Moines
Burlington
Neumann
Washington
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C. H. Williamson
Williamson
Mr. Williamson
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Ralph Zeck
George
Ivan Wayne
Doris
Mary Zeck
Ames Graduates Its Record Class
Ames June 12 Three hundred thirty four baccalaureate degrees were conferred at Iowa State College commencement ending its semi centennial celebration. Thirteen honorary degrees went to leaders in education agriculture and engineering. Dr Marion L Burton warned graduates democracy requires intellectual citizenship and scientific inquiry to meet postwar challenges and govern public affairs responsibly.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
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J. C. Arthur
Purdue University
Carleton R. Ball
United States Department of Agriculture
Isabel Bevier
Department of Home Economics
University of Illinois
L. 8. Klinck
University of British Columbia
A. S. Hitchcock
Department of Agriculture
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wilson Newell
Florida
United States
R. A. Oakley
Eugene Davenport
School of Agriculture
Burton
Marion L. Burton
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Public Health Nurse Survey Reports in County Schools
Miss Isabel Kellman, staff nurse of the State Tuberculosis Association, presented a survey of county schools visited between May 17 and June 10. The report lists defects found in students, health talks given, parent interviews, and cooperative work with school staff. It credits Red Cross and local newspapers for support and notes plans to follow up with a permanent county nurse.
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Young America
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Highland
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Enterprise
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Calla
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Red Cross Home Service
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Iowa
Tragedy details remain unclear on Carranza death
In Mexico City on June 12 the federal court of investigation heard testimony about the death of former President Venustiano Carranza. General Herrera and other officers described events but no witness could testify from personal observation how Carranza died after being wounded and abandoned by his companions.
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Venustiano Garranza
Federal Court of Investigation
Roedelio Herrera
Carranza
Tlaxcalantonge
Tie
Juan Barragan
Francisco Murgula
Mederico Montes
Herrera
U. S. Boat Upset In Delaware River Collision
In Philadelphia the United States Navy reports a boat numbered 25 has capsized in the Delaware River below New Castle. The incident involved a small naval vessel with undefined cause and no immediate details on casualties or recovery operations.
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Philadelpha
United States Navy
Delaware
New Castle
Rescue Efforts Underway After Shipboard Fire Incident
A crew member named Woleh was aided by a Frescoer as a tug from the Philadelphia navy yard rushed with gear to burn through the boat’s steel bottom for rescue. A Newcastle report states three men were drowned.
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Thole
Newcastle
Rail managers dishonest in Plumb speech
Montreal June 12 Glenn KE Plumb founder of the Plumb plan for public railroad ownership told the American Federation of Labor convention that charges of dishonesty against railroad managements in the United States arise from the current system which surrounds them with temptation. He insisted there is every inducement to be dishonest and said he would not trust any leader of a great railroad.
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Government rules allow wine fermentation with limits
Washington June 1 government officials Kramer and Williams issued a ruling permitting the making of wine and its fermentation under inspection while prohibiting the use of more than 20 Kugar Nor Yeast. The decision reflects federal prohibition policy and sets specific fermentation allowances.
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3000000 Matches a Minute
A calculation suggests civilized nations strike 8 million matches each minute of every hour of the day. The figure highlights the scale of everyday consumer activity and possibly hints at broader industrial or social implications of daily consumption.
Countries ahead of us in book production and reach
The piece notes that in normal times countries such as Norway Sweden Denmark Holland France Belgium Switzerland Italy Germany Hungary Spain and Portugal publish more books per capita and achieve wider circulation than the United States, highlighting international relevance of publishing activity.
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United States
Labor Party Meeting Calls National Convention
Chicago branch led by John Fitzpatrick and Ed Nockels issued calls for a national labor party convention in Carmen's Hall on July 11 and 12. About 3,500 delegates from across the country are expected, secretary Frank J. Esper said. A platform was prepared for submission and a state ticket named.
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Labor Party
Carmen's Hall
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Ed Nockels
Frank J. Esper
Baseball Results by League and Team
American League games showed Chicago over Boston 6 to 4 and New York 5 over Detroit. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2 while St. Louis beat Washington 8 to 7. In the National League Philadelphia 8 defeated Chicago 2 and New York won 6 to 2 against Cincinnati. St. Louis topped Brooklyn 10 to 2, while Boston edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2.
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Oval
Mayor Thompson Resigns as Delegate at Large
Chicago June 12 Mayor Thompson resigns as delegate at large to the Republican national convention. In a bristling letter he says he will not vote for Governor Lowden, citing the bought delegate scandal. Corporation Counsel Ettelson also resigns as delegate at large.
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Senate
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