Eichhorn Named State First Assistant Attorney General
Clarence Eichhorn of Oskaloosa, partner in Devitt Eichhorn and Devitt, was appointed by Gov. George A. Wilson as first assistant attorney general. He succeeds John Rankin and will assume duties in Des Moines immediately. Eichhorn was in Des Moines Saturday for the appointment.
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Oskaloosa
Clarence Eichhorn
Devitt, Eichhorn and Devitt
George A. Wilson
John Rankin
Keokuk
Fred Everett
Albia
Beichhorn
Des Moines
Pennsylvanian Confession in Bay Gates Slaying Case
Richard Millinder aged 22 a worker admitted in writing to the sex slaying of Bay Gates his wife's cousin on May 5 along a lonely road near Bellefonte Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Richard Millinder
Bay Gates
Bellefonte
Ainsworth Community Notes From Ruth Norrie Date
Ainsworth residents share weekend visits with relatives in Davenport Chicago Muscatine and Independence. Railroad workers Eugene and Junior McCaterian Evans Francis Lopellter and Cer i Hethcote active in Rock Island line. Red Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets with ten members. business and refreshments outlined.
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Ruth Norrie
Ainsworth
KE. R. Rhhodes
Davenport
Mrees
Mary Cu
Troxanne
Coicago
Mster
Helen
Troggent
Numa
Eugene
Junior McCaterian Evans
Francis Lopellter
Ceri Hethcote
Rock Island Railroad
Muscatine
Bobe Karte
EF. W. Spesearde
Rolla Houseal
WiMbita Junction
Jee McCaleb
Butterworth
Vida
Inde Dence
Ladies Ald Society
The
Red Presbyterian Church
Tng
Mary Townsend
Lights and Lives on Fifth Avenue in New York
A vivid slice of city life from Fifth Avenue to Madison, with scenes of unusual shop windows and passersby. The piece notes a patent office display, taxidermy scenes, fashion, theatre folk, and ordinary moments, including the death of Joseph F. Scott after a fall.
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Patent Attorney
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
New York University
Liberty as the American ideal upheld amid oppression
The speaker extols Liberty as America’s enduring core since the nation’s founding. They condemn repression and dictatorship, urging continued commitment to Freedom, Democracy, and the Stars and Stripes. References to Francis Scott Key and the flag’s enduring symbols appear as emblematic reminders.
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Francis Scott Key
Through With Men Screen Star Brenda Marshall Wins Divorce
Brenda Marshall 24 free from husband Richard H Gaines in an interlocutory divorce on desertion grounds. She takes custody of daughter Virginia, age 2, and declares she is through with men.
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Brenda Marshall
Richard H. Gaines
Miss Marshall
Virginia
Edward C. Taylors 3Lrd Birthday in the Capitol
Colorado representative Edward C. Taylor born 1858 marks his thirty second year in the house, with service dating from 1909, in the nation’s capital.
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Edward C. Taylor
Colorado
Taylor
Westward Delays and Visits Highlight Local Trip News
Mrs. Nellie Spear and sister Ida Long depart for a multi state West tour stopping in Colorado Nevada Wyoming Washington Oregon and California including the fair. Eardley Bell Jr and daughter Betty join a motor trip through the west expected to last about a month visiting Spokane Vancouver and other relatives. Mrs. Julia Gardner of Long Beach Calif guests at Yoder home. Elizabeth Shell returns to Bloomington Ill after visiting Leverts.
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Wellman
Nellie Spear
Ida Long
West
Colorado
Nevada
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
California
Raymond Kos
Lorraine
Eardley Bell, Jr
Betty
Frank Green
Greenfield
Mr. Bell
Virginia Lane
Amy Glass
Spokane
Vancouver
Julia Gardner
Long Beach
Calif
Elmer Yoder
Tyrone Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
On Sunday and weekend visits, families including the Crawfords Dillon Millers Bonds and Zaigers visited Omer Crawford and Jesse Pares homes in Richland. Frances Raber stayed with Josephine Singmaster. Esther Lenninger visited Helen Sheetz. Guy Black and Sons joined Sunday dinner at the Albert Hahn home.
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Tyrone
Bill Crawford
Omar Dillon
Howard
Omer Crawford
Waldo Miller
Dennis
Dave Miller
George Bond
Emmett Zaiger
Beby
Jesse Pares
Richland
Frances Raber
Josephine Singmaster
Esther Lenninger
Helen Sheetz
Guy Black and Sons
Albert Hahn
Walla Walla Felines An Exclusive Breed
In WALLA WALLA WASH prison 50 to 75 generation pedigree cats persist as lone mouser line. About 50 cats remain inside with no outside mating for over five decades. The colony began in 1887 after a warden’s appeal yielded 23 sacks of mice catchers.
First Typewritten Manuscript of Tom Sawyer
The first typewritten manuscript of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain dates to 1876. The artifact marks a milestone in literary publishing and the shift to typographic production in American fiction.
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Mar Twain
Verdi Social Notes Show Community Visits
Mrs Ray Brinkley of Cood Hope Illinois and Mrs Leslie Gates hosted visits with friends from Des Moines Modesto and Davenport. The piece records gatherings at the Gates Weldin Baird and Longer households and notes a funeral in Davenport.
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Beverly
Modesta
Calif
F. J. Longer
Edith
Letitia Shields
James Baird
F W. Eastwood
J. H. Baird
Della Ramsey
Davenport
Energy relations guide chemists in predicting reactions
Chemists can estimate if a reaction will release free energy without experiments. The American Chemical Society notes energy relationships show reactions tend to spread energy, driving chemical processes.
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American Chemical Society
Visitors to Mount Rainier Park Reach Record Levels
Travelers from 22 foreign countries five U S possessions the 48 states and the District of Columbia were among 361 787 visitors to Mount Rainier National Park last year It was the second largest number of visitors in history American motorists paid more than 7 000 000 000 in gasoline taxes in 19 years after the first tax of this kind was levied This is almost as much as the federal government requires for one year's running expenses.
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United States
States
District of Columbia
Mount Rainier National Park
Eyes Stationary During Motion to Preserve Vision
The text asserts that eyes must remain stationary while in use to maintain effective vision. It claims movement prevents proper perception and workers must keep their gaze fixed to perform tasks accurately.
Zion National Park Named by Mormons
The bright colored canyons and formations in Zion National Park Utah were originally named Zion by religious minded Mormons, reflecting the religious influence on early naming of the landmark.
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Zion National Park
Utah
Zion
Income disparity among single Americans in early era
The data shows that only one in ten single persons in the United States earned $2,000 or more annually. Six in ten earned less than $1,000, highlighting wide income gaps among individuals living alone.
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United Stat
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