Germans Capture Minsk Claim No Sign of Setup
A Cass county jury upheld the will of Lewis A. Cocklin Griswold burner maker who left an estate of 316 00 and disputed by Mrs Fanny Watkins Red Oak who would have received about 28000 under earlier wills. The jury of ten women and two men deliberated nearly 36 hours.
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He Atlantic
Cass County
Isket
Lewis A. Cocklin
Griswold
Cocklin
Fanny Watins
Red Oak
Watkins
Germans claim Minsk encirclement as front widens
German claims report tank and air driven breakthrough across Russia with Minsk captured and a growing encirclement around Russian forces. Moscow disputes wide advances while noting fighting on many sectors including Lwow Jacobstadt and Libau as Russians vow steadfast resistance and retaliatory bombings.
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Russia
Minsk
Smolensk
Moscow
Poland
Lwow
Latvia
Saltic
Karelian
Finland
Murmansk
Viipuri
Germany
Leningrad
Baltic
Coe College Students Plan Montana Field Trip
About 20 Coe College students will trek to Red Lodge Montana next month for the annual summer geology course led by Dr Leonard R Wilson and Mrs Wilson. The party will study the Bear Tooth mountains with women in cabins and men in tents under a strict daily schedule. A highlight is the grasshopper glacier where countless preserved insects lie trapped on the terrain.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Red Lodge
Mont
Leonard R. Wilson
Wilson
Coe
Beartooth Mountains
Drowning at Red Haw Hill Park Claims Father of Five
Lewis a 45 year old Newton man and father of five drowned near Chariton when a boat overturned as he stood to cast. Three other Newton men fell in and were rescued by local rescuers. Sherman York and his son Keith, plus Bill Smith, were saved by E H Howell who used a rowboat. The tragedy occurred around 8 p m in the southeast inlet.
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Chariton Bop Lewis
Newton
Red Haw Hill
Here
Bill Smith
Sherman York
Keith
E. H. Howell
Charlton
Yorks
Howel
Lewis
Police School Staff Chosen for Course
IOWA CITY The State University of Iowa officers course will run July 7 to 12 with 56 instructors, the largest faculty in the program. Prof Rollin M Perkins leads and J L Dalton will head the FBI field division team from Moines. Harry D Smith of Minneapolis represents the narcotics bureau, Russell Daniel of the Secret Service attends, and R W Nebergall of the Iowa bureau will teach several classes.
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Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Rollin M. Perkins
University College of Law
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. L. Dalton
Thes Moines
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Harry D. Smith
Minneapolis, Minn
Russell Daniel
United States Secret Service
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa State Bureau of Investigation
Maytag Matches Aid of Employees to U S Q
Newton reports Maytag Co employees raised 700 for the United Service Organizations drive. Fred Maytag II challenged dollar for dollar, with Atty. L L Brierly as campaign chairman. The drive ends today and aims to exceed Jasper county's 3500 goal.
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Newton
Fred Maytag
The
Maytag Co
United Service Organizations
Atty. L. L. Brierly
Jasper County
Henry Johnson 75 Dies in Chicago
Henry Johnson aged 75, formerly of Ottumwa and Des Moines, father of Walter Johnson of Walter Johnson Candy Co., died in Chicago Illinois where he had resided in recent years. He worked 26 years with Walter Tri-Candy Co. in Ottumwa before retiring.
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Henry Johnson
Chicago
Ottumwa
Henry Kk. Johnson
Des Moines
Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson Candy Co
Ill
Johnson
Walter Tri-Candy Co
Union Park Services Open With Large Crowd
Washington ministers and congregations begin a third year of Sunday evening union services in Central Park amid showers. Dr. R C Keagy preached on faith and service as the Municipal band played, with brass quartet providing music and a public address system extending the service to park and streets.
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Union Park
Washington
Central Park
Keagy
R. C. Keagy
Methodist Church
Milo Sorden
Daryl Fetters
David Masson
Dave Pearson
Mr. Kerr
United Presbyterian Church
Two Get Thirty Days on Invalid License Charges
Clarence Sullivan and Lowrell Lake of Washington pleaded guilty to operating motor vehicles without valid licenses. Each was sentenced to 30 days in Washington county jail after arraignment before Justice J. E. Bove. They were brought from Davenport where they were picked up during a sale of chickens police suspect may be stolen. Sheriff H. M. Putnam said chicken stealing charges are under investigation and one man admitted the Davenport chickens were stolen.
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Clarence Sullivan
Lowrell Lake
Washington
Justice of the Peace
J. E. Bove
Washington County
Davenport
Scott County
H. M. Putnam
Daveport
Three Injured In Auto Crash On 218 Sunday
Three persons were hurt, none seriously, in a Sunday night automobile accident on primary road 218 a mile south of the junction with No 22 east of Riverside. William A. Brant of Burlington was driving the truck. his wife and Hazel Marie Brant, nine, were passengers. The crash occurred when the car went onto the muddy shoulder and into a ditch. the driver sustained a broken left shoulder and the others minor injuries. They were taken by a passerby to Crawfordsville.
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Riverside
William A. Brant
Burlington
Hazel Marie
Bryant
Crawfordsville
Heat Wave Reaches 98 Degrees in Washington and Iowa
The heat wave continues with Washington reporting 98 degrees at 2 PM the hottest day yet this summer. Des Moines clocks 91 mid-morning with statewide averages eight degrees above normal. Iowa cities similar highs include Council Bluffs at 97 and rainfall totals varying across Davenport Iowa City Charles City Waterloo Decorah.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Iowa City
Charles City
Waterloo and
Decorah
Bovee Opens New Office Above Wolf Flower Shop
Justice J E Bovee moves his office to a new ground floor location over the Wolf Flower store on the square. He shares the space with the Washington concert band for rehearsals after years in upstairs rooms on the east side of the square.
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Justice of the Peace
J. E. Bovee
Washington Concert Band
Justice Bovee
Charles L. Hahn Dies Father of Soldier at Bowie
Charles L. Hahn 60 died Sunday at his East Pleasant Plain home after five years of ill health. Funeral at St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. He is survived by wife Agnes Kaska and five children Bertille Ardell Dale Harold and Kenneth Hahn. Kenneth serves with Troop D in Camp Bowie Texas. He was a lineman for the telephone company and has two brothers Clyde and Fred plus two half brothers Martin Kern and August Kern.
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Charles L. Hahn
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
East Pleasant Plain
Paul Witzstein
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Sherman
Mr. Hahn
Charles Louis Hahn
Lee County
Iowa
Fred Hahn
Barbara Heifer Hahn
Riverside
Washington
Telephone
St. Joseph’s Church
Holy Name Society
Agnes Kaska
Kenneth Hahn
113Th Cavalry
Camp Bowie
Texas
Bertille
Ardell
Dale
Harold Mahn
Clyde Hahn
North Liberty
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Martin Kern
August Kern
Typhoid Deaths Among Annual Toll Reach 1922
Census figures show 1,387,897 deaths annually with 1,922 attributed to typhoid fever. The data highlights typhoid as a minor contributor to the overall mortality total.
Car Ends Up Heavily Damaged After Minor Collision
Report states injuries were treated at the scene or nearby facility and the vehicle sustained substantial damage in the crash. Authorities investigated the incident and delayed traffic briefly.
Driving License Trade Surges As Renewal Deadline Nears
Washington county courthouse reports a surge in license renewals with a long lobby line. Two more clerks joined the staff as Everstine Daniels and Theresa Ragan assist daily until the July 4 renewal close. Over 5,000 renewals filed. many drivers yet to apply. applications sent to Des Moines for processing and mailing.
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Court House
Everstine Daniels
Theresa Ragan
Washington County
State Public Safety Department
Des Moines
Legion Post To Elect Officers At Tuesday Meeting
A large turnout is expected at Leon Beatty post American Legion as officers are elected and the nominating committee report is debated. The meeting will also consider purchasing Legion uniforms for funeral and ceremonial wear.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion
Howard Miller
Legion
Red Cross Garment Cut Out At Davenport Room
Mrs Kathryn B Tate and R C Wood as area supervisors led a Red Cross session in Davenport to cut 675 yards of material for Washington county quota. They used an electric cutter and produced over 300 articles including shirts skirts dresses pajamas hospital garments blankets and layettes. Volunteers are urged to call at the Red Cross room in the city hall on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday or Friday afternoon.
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Kathryn B. Tate
R C. Wood
Davenport
Nya
Red Cross
Washington County
City Hall
Domestic Pasta Usage Totals Reported for The Year
Americans consume 570 million pounds of macaroni and spaghetti and vermicelli 100 million pounds of egg noodles and similar products and 10.35 million pounds of plain noodles according to the report.
Red Cross Seeks Electric Fan for County Sewing Room
Red Cross sewing room in the county seat requests an electric fan for hot days. Residents with a spare fan may loan it to the sewing room for a few weeks and should call Anna Dawson. The room operates Tue Wed Thu Fri 2 to 5 pm, but will be closed Friday afternoon July 4 for observance.
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Red Cross
Hell
Anna Dawson
Red Cross Room
Washington Post Office Becomes First Class Tomorrow
The Washington post office will switch from second to first class starting tomorrow July 1, after 1940 receipts above 46 000. The upgrade raises the postmaster salary by 200 and the assistant postmaster by 100, with procedural changes and new branch status of the dead letter office.
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Washington Postoffice
Postoffice
Washington Post Office
Estimated 750 000 21 year olds to register tomorrow
Washington dispatch reports about 750000 young men who have just turned 21 will register for selective service on Tuesday. Many are expected to be inducted to meet Roosevelt's 900000 man quota for the new fiscal year, with 6406 draft boards nationwide handling the registrations.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Sixty Six Car Licenses Issued In June
County treasurer’s office reports 66 new automobile and truck licenses for June, eight issued last week. Total June plates 5 651, up from 5 489 last year. New licensees include F L Strickler Katona Chrysler sedan W M Sims Riverside Studebaker sedan Elizabeth Tucker Washington Plymouth sedan Charles W Berdo Washington Studebaker pickup Iowa Southern Utilities Co Plymouth pickup R C Ferguson West Chester Chevrolet sedan Fred Thompson Rubio Chevrolet sedan Lyle Brinton Brighton Ford pickup.
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F. L. Strickler
Katona
Chrysler
W. M. Sims
Riverside
Studebaker
Elizabeth Tucker
Washington
Plymouth
Charles W. Berdo
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Fred Thompson
Rubio
Chevrolet
Lyle Brinton
Brighton
Iowa Pilot Killed in Alabama Plane Crash
Second Lt. Murro Alvin McCracken of Manila Iowa died when the army training plane he piloted crashed nine miles northeast of Montgomery Alabama. The incident occurred during training.
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Iowa
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Murro Alvin McCracken
Manila
Here
Nolan Named Iowa FHA Administrator
Des Moines realtor T. J. Nolan, 50, is named Iowa administrator of the FHA effective at once, succeeding Oscar Brandt. Salary pending, Comfort says, with Brandt previously earning about 5200 dollars yearly.
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Des Moines
T. J. Nolan
Iowa
Frank J. Comfort
Nolan
Oscar Brandt
Brandt
Comfort
Kalona Raises 108 For USO Campaign Drive
Kalona reports contributions of 108 dollars to the United Service Organization drive. County chairman G. E. Mace said Kalona is the second town to report after Wellman, with 195 dollars. The campaign continues in Washington as rounds were incomplete last week and solicitation remains open for more contributions.
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United Service Organization
Kalona
G. E. Mace
Wellman
Mace
Washington
Hit and run driver damages two parked cars in Washington
Washington police are still seeking the driver of a car that crashed into two parked vehicles on East Washington Street Friday night, causing substantial damage to both cars.
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Washington Pvolice
East Washington Street
Iowa Lad Fatally Shot While Playing with Rifle
Gerald Aldinger, 11, was fatally shot through the heart when a rifle he and neighbor boys handled accidentally discharged. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Aldinger, farmers near Iowa Falls.
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Iowa Falls
Gerald Aldinger
Ed Aldinger
Here
Vida Casper Joins United Airlines As Stewardess
Vida Casper begins duties as a United Airlines stewardess after meeting weight requirements. She reports for duty Monday morning instead of taking a planned vacation, with sister Wanda home on leave. The Caspers plan a July Chicago trip to visit Vida, awaiting route details.
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Dewey Weeks
Salem
Vida Casper
United Airlines
Wanda
South
Vida
Charles Casper
Chicago
Used Car Dealers Sold 1939 Second Hand Cars for 1939
Census data show 6 380 used car dealers reporting sales of 193 790 000 dollars in 1939. This reflects a substantial market in second hand automobiles with dealers across regions reporting high transaction volumes.
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