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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1927

Page

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Atlantic Aces Search For Missing French Aviators

U S and Canadian agencies intensify a full speed search for Captains Nungesser and Coli missing since Le Bourget near Paris after an attempted Paris to New York flight. Saint Roman and companions also missing south Atlantic. rescue efforts include eight destroyers, four cutters, three airplanes and a planned Los Angeles dirigible involvement.

New York Charles Nungesser Francois Coli Atlantic Saint Roman South Atlantic United States Canada Nungesser Coli le Bourget Paris Senegal Africa South America South American Clarence Chamberlain Lloyd Bertaud Curtiss Field Washington United States Coast Guard Colt Guard New England Old Gloucester Portland Maine Cape May N. J Mojave Ericson Porter Paterson Shaw Jouett McDougall Ammen Davis Tuscarora Ossipee Modoc Tampa Great Banks Newfoundland Stone

Eleanor Thomas Returns to Fort Dodge After Nervous Breakdown

Miss Eleanor Thomas of Fort Dodge a University of Iowa junior coed disappeared from her rooming house May 2 and was found in Colorado Springs. She has returned home with her father Seth Thomas and will not resume university study on the advice of Colorado specialists. Police were alerted when she failed to appear at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house.

Iowa City Eleanor Thomas Fort Dodge University of Liens Colorado Springs Fort Lodge Seth Thomas Colorado Thomas Rock Island

Baptists Object to Merger of Des Moines Universities

In Des Moines Iowa May 11 opposition to merging Des Moines and Drake universities grew as student bodies opposed the plan and the Town Baptist convention challenged trustees. Iowa Baptist officials named a committee to preserve convention property and rights until the issue is reviewed by the national board of education. Frank R Sage presented merger plans to the board of managers.

Des Moines Drake Des Moines University Town Baptist Convention National Board of Education Baptist Matthew Weastrate Muscatine Iowa Baptist Convention Baptist Convention Trgst Westrate Frank Anderson John M. Mercer Burlington Frank R. Sage Washington

Resignations Rock Iowa City Medical College Faculty

The University of Iowa Medical College faces a wave of resignations led by Dr. Don Morse Griswold with others including Drs. Rows Rohner McElroy Gatewood and Dean. A state education board inquiry into faculty friction and management is expected as controversy centers on Dean's extensive private practice. The medical society may push for a house cleaning.

Iowa City University of Iowa Medical College Walter A. Jessup Don Morse Griswold Department of Hygiene and Preventative Medicine Charles J. Rows Frank J. Rohner Jesse L. McElroy Wesley S. Gatewood Lee Wallace College of Medicine State Board of Education Anna B. Lawther Dubuque Henry 5. Hinll, Jr Sioux City Claude R. Porter Des Moines Willard C. Stuckslager Lisbon Dr. Dean University College of Medicine Mercy Hospital Dean Br. FB K. Love State Medical Society Council Bluffs

Friend Telegraphed Parents Over Fort Dodge Teacher

A search ending in a Colorado city involved Miss Marian Waterman of Fort Dodge, a teacher, who telegraphed the parents of Miss Thomas.

Colorado City Marian Waterman Fort Dodee Thomas

Nicaraguan Rebels Ordered to forfeit arms under U S supervision

In Managua Admiral Latimer announced a program to disarm Nicaraguan belligerents with the government paying ten dollars per rifle or machine gun. The notice stressed American supervision of the 1928 election and to prevent bloodshed. Washington dispatched disarmament orders to Latimer.

Managua Nicaragua Julian Latimer Americana

Mrs. Winnie Palmer Reelected County School Superintendent

Mrs Winnie Palmer was unanimously reelected for a three year term as county superintendent of schools at a county school convention held yesterday in the courthouse. She succeeds the unexpired term of Harry Phillips, with Palmer previously elected to fill that term. Twenty six districts sent delegates but only eighteen were present.

Winnie Palmer Court House Harry Phillips Palmer Phillips George L. McDaniel Washington J. T Matthews Rush Helwick Jackson Township W. W. Twinam Crawford J. H. Peet County Board of Education Helwick Twinam Peet S. R. Wallace Highland Township J. E. Powell Seventy-six W. ©. Harding

Senior Class Play Given at W Chester

West Chester May 11 The senior play The Goose Hanes High was presented at the Baptist Church May 5 and 6. The audience praised the humor and pathos as large crowds filled the two performances. The cast list includes Bernard Ingals Clifford Bauer Eunice Ingals Ruth Bauer Roy Sprague Leo Day Wilbur Eyestone Rhoda Mildred Hough Julia Murdock Mildred Fuhr Mrs Bradley Necile Weat Hugh Ingals Milton Ross Rose Murdock Hazel McParland Louis Ingals Hazel Walters Bradley Ingals Glenn Watson Dagmar Carroll Mary Scranton Elliott Kimberly Roy Sprague. The troupe credits hard work and Mrs Gregory the English teacher for a successful show.

West Chester Goose Hanes The Baptist Church Mach Wert Bernard Ingals Clifford Bauer Eunice Ingals Ruth Bauer Mildred Fuhr Bradley Necile Weat Hugh Ingals Milton Ross Rose Murdock Hazel McParland Louis Ingals Hazel Walters Bradley Ingals Glenn Watson Dagmar Carrol Mary Scranton Elliott Kimberly Roy Sprague Gregory Cass

Farmers Make Fair Progress in Fields During Last Week

Des Moines reports a westerly breeze and light rain through the week aided crop growth. Early oats turn green while some later fields show uneven stands. corn planting advanced. winter wheat, grasses, and clover THRIVE. spring wheat grows well. most potato planting completed. fruit pollination good and strawberry outlook favorable.

Des Moines

Preservation fund boosts Old Ironsides repairs drive

Captain Christman spoke at a high school assembly about restoring the U S S Constitution to be shown in the Midwest after repairs. A fund, aided by prints of Gordon Grant’s painting, supports the work. copies are sold at Nicola Harmon book store and through First Sergeant Eldridge of the national guard.

HH. Christman Regular Army 113Th Cavalry Bronsides Great Lakes Chicago Middle West Christman U.S Boston Navy Yard Gordon Grant America England Java Nicola & Harmon Book Store William Eldridge National Guard

Flood Relief Fund Passes 10 Million

Washington May 11 The Red Cross total reached 10 120 808 by noon with ongoing appeals as Midwest disasters spread. The organization now feeds 300 000 people and directs relief in four cyclone states Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Texas while the tornado death toll rises. A new comet, too small to see, was discovered by astronomers who seek a name for it Farm tellef.

Washington Red Cross Midwest Missouri Arkansas Kansas Texas Chicago Tribune Little Rock Ark New Orleans Bayou Des Glasses Sugar Louisiana Bayou Des Glaises

Disaster Frontiers in the South Largely Widened by Storms

United Press reports widespread destruction across the south and southwest from storms and floods. Death toll estimated 575 to 600, 400000 homeless, millions in property damage. Relief forces and government aid mobilized. Mississippi basin floodwaters surge through towns from Cairo to Natchez as levee threats loom in Louisiana.

Red Cross Great Mississippi Basin Mississippi Natchez Miss Louisiana Hoover Southland Davis Dwight Davis Popular Bluff Davis Sam Baker Missouri Poplar Bluff United Press

Brockhart Speaks at Y's Men Meet on Senate Work

Senator S W Brockhart outlined how the United States Senate operates and the use of filibusters to block legislation. He described public attention gaps and political maneuvering during a ladies night session of the Y's Men club.

United States Senate S. W. Brockhart Max Orr Senate Richard McCleery Ottumwa Milwaukee

Corruption Talk Flows As Nevada And Home See Shifts

The Salem Journal notes ongoing concerns over vote buying and corruption rhetoric while acknowledging Nevada’s political tensions. It highlights persistent gold-digger activity locally and signals no clear drop in such behavior.

Nevada Winston Salem Journal

Flood relief fund reaches 2000 in Washington county

County Chairman J Reade Mc Crory of the Red Cross reports the Washington county flood relief fund has reached 2000. He sent 100 to St Louis and received a 60.70 check from Ralph Pratt for two matinee receipts donated to relief. Pratt noted 45 children attended one show as guests of Rev O J McGuire. Contributions still welcome at banks or to McCrory directly.

J. Reade McCrory The Red Cross Washington County St. Louis McCrory Ralph Pratt Fox Theater Pratt O. J. McGuire St. James Church

Monona County to Hold Road Election

Monona county will vote on a proposal to issue 1,000,000 in county bonds for hard surfacing of a primary road system. Roads include federal highway 75 the King of Trails and Iowa 141 known as the Denison cutoff.

Des Moines Monona County King of Trails Iowa Lucas County

Doctor Etter Returns From Visit To Gentry Missouri

Dr P L Etter has returned from a brief visit with his parents at Gentry Missouri.

Drs P. L. Etter Gentry, Mo

Hopeful Talks Ease Button Cutters Strike

Today the button cutters strike at the American Pearl factory appeared closer to a settlement after talks between E B Hammer for management and L R Lovelett for the workers. A committee meeting this evening could decide whether the 39 striking employees return to work, following Monday’s walkout over stricter line test rules for button blanks.

E. B. Hammer L. R. Lovelett

Ouster case opens at Mt. Pleasant

Witnesses were examined today in the ouster proceedings against O A Garretson and Frank Barr county supervisors. They are accused of neglect of office and have been suspended pending the outcome of the trial Hubert Hull assistant attorney general is here attending to the states side of the case

Mount Pleasant O. A. Garretson Frank Barr Hubert Hull

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