Bee Forces News Editor To Avert Embarrassing Exit
A newsroom bee caused a journalist to leap from a car roof and risk safety as it stung him while he clutched a map. The incident, though humorous, highlights the danger of insects in moving vehicles and the need for calm steering under pressure. The piece also notes a Cleveland Plain Dealer appeal for flight to illustrate dreams and effort.
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News Tor
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stinson
United States
Plain Dealer
Providence
Deep Tradition on Third Term Loyalty in American Politics
The piece argues a deep seated tradition against a president serving more than two terms. It notes public sentiment can shift, but the fundamental principle remains strong despite campaign rhetoric and other issues. The author fears the tradition will stay intact through any distractions.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Elsie Stout to Teach at Fairview with Eleven Pupils
Fairview school opened with Elsie Stout of Brighton as teacher. Eleven pupils attend this year including two beginners Dale Bruegge and Jerry Tellin. Several neighbors and family members are noted in local visits and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Stout
Fairview
Vince Tellin
Brighton
Dale Bruegge
Jerry Tellin
Marie
Darlene
Hazel Soka
Viola Marek
Washington High School
Can- Bing
Siam Removes Portraits of Former King and Queen
Siam authorities have taken down portraits of former King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambhairom from government offices in Bangkok and major provinces to signal official disapproval of some of the king's statements amid political developments in Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prajahipok
Siam
Rambaiharni
Bangkok
Local Opinion Page Snippet and School News
Verne Crull boasts his terrier Mag has been beating the local Scottie Mac. Readers threaten guest columns on Lincoln Centennial or Heights schools after a Wal lace tribute. Football fans await 1940 Demon and Cardinal notes and junior college enrollment hits one hundred, a new high.
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Verne Crull
Mac
Verne
Mag
Lincoln
Centennial
Heights
Wallace
The King and the Air Bread That Starved a Kingdom
A fable recalls a king who cures famine with a magical air bread costing fortunes. The bakers prove the loaf hollow, feeding only the people’s imagination while draining the treasury. Years pass as funds dwindle and the realm grows leaner than the king.
Wayland School Girls and Boys Glee Club Tryouts
Wayland reports on tryouts for the boys glee club listing first and second tenors baritone and bass selections. It also covers the baseball practice schedule music aptitude testing fifth and sixth graders bouquet sent to Max Nebel and ninth grade enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Mr. Pritchard
Deane Rinner
Dwayne McGuire
James Watkins
Robert McKilahan
Max Payne
James Magdefray
Willard Conrad
Claude Goldsmith
Chris Wenger
Harry Suter
Eldon Roth
James Kauffman
Donald Rich
Duane Wittmer
Tom Wenger
Douglas McClintic
Calvin Clark
Murray Krabill
Edward Frevenberger
Richard Kauffman
Johenny Mast
Donald Kauffman
Dale Neff
Dale Richenberger
Frank Richer
Charles Eicher
David Thompson
Richard Sodergren
Dean Mallory
Guengerich
Aldine Eichelberger
Ruth Sutter
Ruby Richard
Alberta Beese
Bernice Farmer
Girls Glee Club
Maxine
Maxine <Alliman
Ardyth Allen
Annette Schrock
Opal Stone
Pauline Henss
Dorothy Graber
Verdella Widmer
Maxine Zihlman
Mary Ruth Hulme
Evelyn Neff
Kathryn Bare
Marguerite Bliven
Ruth Freyenberger
Evelyn Nebel
Virginia Hixson
Ruth Aldrich
Evelyn Sinn
Bessie Graber
Kathryn Widmer
Petty Wyse
Alto
Evalyn Schrock
Miriam Meyer
Kathleen Jackson
Betty Allen
Lorraine Schlatter
Rosemary Eicher
Elizabeth Stutzman
Bread and Burden and Laundry Notes
A king’s bread joke laments hot air and long feeding, a laundry debtor’s note warns of starch, and quips on election patience. A bootblack turned hairdresser shares a rising arc, while a hostess nudges Bill Hughes to sing.
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Bill Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Highland Center Visit and Local Gatherings Highlight Week
Dr. Reed Salladay of Pierre, South Dakota, visited his parents in Highland Center after two weeks at the Officers Training camp in Fort Cook Nebraska. The community hosted relatives and friends across multiple households with gatherings, dinners, and handshakes in nearby towns.
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Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Reed Salladay
Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Salladay
Fort Cook
Nebraska
Victor Malichky
Richmond
William Krotz
Joe Krotz
Reed
Burlington
Monmouth
Olive Lewis
William
Everette Lewis
Washington
Louis Rath
Burdette Mercer
Savannah
Ill
Edward Endicott
Ernest Wagner
Ira Coon
Harry Malichky
John Martindale
Glen Green
Iris
Ernest Salladay
Joe Endicott
Ilinois
Leo Graf
Jeannine
Wapello
Mediapolis
Kingston
Frank
Tyrone Family Dinner Guests Reported
Mrs. Fern Rich and daughter of Bozeman Montana visited the Walter Sheetz home with Mr and Mrs Bert Smith and Mrs Frank Smith for dinner. Otto Sheetz and Fred Sheetz families hosted and hosted guests Thursday evening in Tyrone.
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Otto Sheetz
Tyrone
Fern Rich
Bozeman
Montana
Bert Smith
Frank Smith
Walter Sheetz
Fred Sheetz
Riverside Senior Class Has Three Sets of Twins
Riverside Iowa notices report Mary Pailliotet’s school and family records as St Marys parochial marks three sets of twins in the senior class nine boys and nine girls Wilma and William Swift Leroy and Lamont Duwan Mildred and Marie Schnoebelen. Local social notes mention visits from Mrs Shradel Chicago sisters golden wedding anniversary and Ladies Aid meeting at Riverside Methodist Church.
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Riverside
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Joseph P. Pailliotet
Wilma
William Swift
Clair Swift
Leroy
Lamont Duwa
Albert Duwn
Mildred
Marie Schnoebelen
Richard Schnoebelen
Mary Shradel
Chicago
Joseph Shradel
John W. Shradel
Lone Tree
W. Smid
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Riverside Methodist Church
Milt Wollrab
William O' Loughlin
Harold Cress
William Leeney
Louis Leeney
Pekin
Ilinois
Sunday Visiting At Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holland and family visited Sunday afternoon at the Otto Sheetz home. Mr. and Mrs. Watter Sheetz and Caroline spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Smith. Louis Tanner spent the weekend at the Otto Sheetz home. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Zaiger and daughters spent Sunday at the parental George Bond home.
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Adolph Zajicek
Anticc
Illinois
Joseph Zajicek
Berwyn
Will
Vince Tellin
Sylvester Zelinski
Joanne
Otto Navy
Ed Bruegge
Riverside
Herman Bruegge
Will Tellin
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Joe Marek
Washington
Walter Sojka
Keota
Joe
Jesse Havel
Charley Augustine
Lee Holland
Otto Sheetz
Watter Sheetz
Caroline
Frank Smith
Louis Tanner
Emmett Zaiger
George Bond
New York Skyscrapers Dominate 400 American Erranere
In a survey of prominent structures, New York City leads with half of the 400 notable American skyscrapers identified. The report highlights tall towers and urban development in the metropolis, noting concentration of landmark examples within Manhattan.
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New York
Sage Sayings From the Fress
A quirky note remarks that no Mediterranean ty or weevil troubles the spinach crop, suggesting unexpected resilience. The piece carries a humorous tone about pests and farming concerns in a light, observational style.
Ainsworth News Roundup Of Local Calls And Moves
A roundup from Ainsworth notes visitors at H Leatherberg in Tipton including Dorothy from Dorothy Smylie. Dorothy Harley visits from Clinton as G F Trotter family returns from Minnesota. Reece family moves to Davenport for Rock Island arsenal work after summer near Fairfield. Adams and son Glen attend Pilotburg church centennial near Washington. Baileys and Smylie attend Arthur Mace funeral in Washington. Thompson family guests at Columbus Junction home.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
H. Boileau
W. S. Smylie
Dorothy
H. Leatherberg
Tipton
Bob Reece
Davenport
Bob
Rock Island Arsenal
Fairfield
G. F. Trotter
Minnesota
Lakes
Dorothy Harley
Clinton
John Adams
Glen
Pilotburg Church
Washington
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Washington County Elder, Shannon & CO
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Iowa
United Press
National Advertising
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Deg Moines
Lord Jesus Christ
Ottumwn Courier
Milt Sojka
Springville
Wess Sojka
Dan Hershberger
Art Minek
Dave Rotenberger
Melo Horak
Nellie
Joe Palooka
Altho
Bangor
Boston
Walsh
Ham Fisher
Landy
Akes
Bill Mean
Ou Sroulok
Diogenes
Wayland School News
Crow's Nest
Mpion PA
John William
Anthony Kron
Hubert Kron
Roy Green
Anna Griffin
Luthiera Yeggy
Linus Yeggy
Aelred Knebel
West Branch
William Knebel
Sks
Ier
Jor
Southern Utilities
Lee Pop-Eye
Junior
Macon ‘Telegraph
Universal
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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