Toiletries Make Ideal Father’s Day Gifts
This illustrated article promotes toiletries as practical Father’s Day presents for men. It highlights shaving items such as after shaving lotion, a shaving brush, a wooden bowl, a leather flask, and eau de cologne, plus an extra safety razor and electric razor as desirable gifts. It also notes military brushes with decorative backs in various finishes and emphasizes sturdy bristles and long-lasting bowls.
Congress Moves Toward Quick Adjournment Tonight
Congress debates ethics probes amid WPA influence charges with a special committee to investigate federal state and local officials. The Wage and Hour bill passes both houses and heads to the White House for the President’s signature, setting 25 cents per hour minimum after 120 days and capping hours under conditions, with a 30 cent floor in a year.
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Audit and Control Committee
Tydings
Maryland
House
White House
Senate Debates Resolution Denouncing Bombings in Spain and China
Chairman Key Pittman of the Foreign Relations Committee said he would demand action on a resolution denouncing the bombing of civilians in Spain and China, signaling a sharp Senate fight over foreign policy.
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Senate
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Spain
China
Britain again warns of default on five billion war debt
The British government notified the United States that it would default on its five billion dollar war debt. The exchange underscores ongoing financial strain between nations as talks continue.
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U. S
Local residents return from visits and travels
Mrs. Lester Cates left for Oak Park Illinois after visiting at the George A Pauls home and friends. David Livingston and family from Park Ridge Illinois arrive for a summer stay with the Livingston homes and Mrs. Livingston will remain through Sunday. Ella Brewer and daughter Ernie Temple return from Waterloo. Ernie Temple and Ernest Sorge visit Keota. George Askea improves at home after hospital stay. Dr. W J Masson and sons return from an eight day trip to Pennsylvania including Rimersburg Kittanning and Grove City. Mr and Mrs Donald B Kyle return to Kalamazoo Michigan after two week visit with Myrtle Poole and the Kyle family.
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Lester Cates
Oak Park
George A. Pauls
Cates
Marion Todd
Washington County Hospital
David Livingston
David
Robert
Park Ridge
Ill
Washington
R. L
W. Livingston
Livingston
Ella Brewer
Ernie Temple
Waterloo
John J. Witterman
Ernest Sorge
Keota
Iowa City
George Askea
University Hospital
East Madison Street
W. J. Masson and
Pennsylvania
Rimmersburg
Associate Presbyterian Synod
Kittanning
Grove City
Donald B Kyle
Kalamazoo, Mich
Myrtle Poole
W. 8. Kyle
Smoking accessory set and desk gift items shown
A catalog image features two pipes in a box, a Shell Briar, a Churchwarden, and a central tobacco pouch with silk lining. Other items include a watch shaped lighter, a crocodile leather cigarette case, a slide fasten key case, and a novelty measuring gadget for cocktails.
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Sim Se
4-H Club Girls and Leaders Head to Ames for State Convention
Delegates and leaders depart by car and bus for Ames this morning to attend the state 4-H club girls convention. Ruth Foster serves as official chap eron with Mrs Quinn as assistant. Virginia Wiley is a voting delegate. Maurica Daniel is honored music contestant. Additional leaders and girls travel, with another carload leaving Friday.
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Ames
Rosalie Combs
PD. Quinn
Ruth Foster
Quinn
Naomi Kyle
Dorothy Flading
Virginia Wiley
Maurica Daniel
Louise Waterhouse
Evelyn Marek
Jeanette Picken
Golia Miller
Joe Knotek
A. L. Stacy
Arthur Wiley
Frances Meachan
Charlotte Longer
Evelyn Miller
Faye Schoonover
Betty Drake
Velma = Jarrard
Pauline Mast
Miss Quinn
Miss Combs
Miss Foster
Isabelle Combs
4-H
Delight Rinner
4 C's Club
W. J. Roudabush
Centennial event to pick state’s most beautiful girl
Iona’s beauty contest will feature at the Iowa State Centennial in Council Bluffs from August 7 to September. The winner, chosen through local contests and finals, earns a trip to San Francisco for the Golden Gate International Exposition and a Hollywood studio tour.
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Iona
San Francoisco
Hollywood
Randalls Open Produce House in Haight Building
Roy Randall and son Charlie open a new produce house in the Haight building just north of the First United Presbyterian church. Randall recently resigned as manager of the Iowa Poultry Producers Marketing Association to return to private business. The Randalls supply Beatrice Creamery, a known produce concern.
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Roy Randall
Charlie
Haight Building
First United Presbyterian Church
Randall
Iowa Poultry Producers Marketing Association
Randalla
Beatrice Creamery
Earliest Lighthouses Built by Libyans and Cushites
The earliest lighthouses known to history were towers erected by Libyans and Cushites in Lower Egypt with beacon fires maintained in some by priests.
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Egypt
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