Bremen Relief Flight Reaches Greenly Island
The Ford relief plane carrying spare parts to the Bremen landed at Greenly Island at 11 40 am eastern time. Pilot Bernt Balchen and Maj James F. Maurice led the one hop flight from Seven Islands to Detroit to Lake Ste Agnes, covering about 800 miles in nine hours. Floyd Bennett, sick with pneumonia, was hospitalized in Quebec after aiding the expedition.
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Jefferson Burd, Sherwood Park's Developer, Dies
Jefferson Burd 72 developer of Sherwood Park died Sunday at 4 07 p.m. at his home Allen Street after a two week illness of influenza and erysipelas Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at Kearns funeral home burial in Elmwood He had lived in Waterloo 20 years coming from Grundy Center where he had lived since 1889 Burd born April 8 1856 in Byrond Iowa He married Augusta Kistner in Waterloo May 14 1878 Surviving are widow and daughter Edna and brothers Charles Burd of Burd Auto & Supply Co and A Burd Grundy Center
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Pharmacy Talk Opens Rotary Club Meeting on Marriage Licenses
James O Neil Criswell and Mary Carolyn Hardy address attendees in Mound C Mo and Winterset regarding pharmacy regulation. The speaker, a state pharmacy board member, critiques ineffective patented remedies and discusses the role of pharmacists, noting three functions and the impact on public health.
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Draft Coolidge Flareup Shapes Eastern States Debate
A split over drafting Calvin Coolidge stirs Eastern political currents. Leaders press to nominate him for president and four Senate seats, while Coolidge remains firm on denial. The piece notes party maneuvering in Massachusetts and the broader impact on Hoover and national prospects.
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Brain Tests at Trading Universities
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Ex-Grove Sleuth Ben Newmark Shot Dead at Home
Chicago April 23 Ben Newmark former chief investigator for State's Attorney Crowe was murdered in his bungalow early today by unknown assassins. A power box stood under the bedroom window as gunmen fired through barred windows. Newmark who recently did private detective work was a political protege of Samuel Elelson and the Thompson machine.
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Pickets Ordered On Building In Des Moines
Des Moines organized building trades voted to place pickets on duty at the new federal building under construction by Sanford Construction Company of Birmingham. John G. Lewis, president of the state federation of labor, left for Washington to press the labor department to address a shortage of available workers and to protest attendance and conditions on the project.
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Government Money Makers Short Week Notice
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Quarrel Ends in Fatalities at Local Gathering
An altercation at a community event resulted in two deaths and multiple injuries. Police reported a chaotic scene as bystanders fled and responders arrived. Investigations are underway to determine the motive and identify those involved.
Matrimonial News From SoCal College Reflections
A fragmented notice describes a matrimonial event involving May Valliner, a Southern California college student. The text mentions a husband and a legal or ceremonial proceeding dated April 28, with unclear details surrounding a partner named Jove Gudinessun and Nilssen. Further clarity is not available.
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Men Who Are Making Waterloo
A biographical sketch traces the ascent of Bert Maine from Des Moines draftsman to Waterloo builder. Starting as a water boy at nine, he moved through engineering studies at Ames and contracts with his father, then became a bridge engineer for Des Moines and later founded a contracting firm. His Waterloo career began with the Marsh Place project and included banks, schools, power plants, dams, and a power house. He served in the Navy's construction division during wartime and joined many professional and fraternal groups. He remains sports and event minded and closely follows major athletic events.
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Congregational Churches Decline in Iowa since 1916
Figures from the Commerce Department show 63 Congregational churches left in Iowa townships over the 1916 to 1926 period, with a net membership change unclear. The state has 202 Congregational churches with property valued at $4,921,287 and about 45,889 members. Expenditures for the denomination in Iowa last year run to about 0. S. Congregational conference will be held in Des Moines March 8-10.
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Tiwo Insurance Merger Details Across Firms
Tiwo Companies announce a merger in the insurance sector under executive J. Shambaugh. The deal, pending Ray Verter approval, would take effect May 1 and consolidate Des Mates Lite and Aimaiy, projecting $32,000,000 in re insure assets and roughly 400,000 in reserves.
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Wilkins Seeks South Pole Flight After Arctic Try
Capt George H Wilkins and co pilot Cal B Hielson remain ice bound at Green Harbor Spitsbergen after a perilous Alaska to Europe flight. Their Lockheed Vega landed damaged on the ice and a thaw is needed before any ships can reach them.
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Weather forecast snippet from historic issue
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Ohio Primary Battle Looms This Week in 1932 Race
Rhode Island instructed 20 delegates and 2 alternates for Al Smith at Houston. Ohio begins a week of primaries and conventions with Hoover leading in the Republican race. Democratic and Republican delegates will be chosen across several states, shaping the Houston and Kansas City delegations.
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Six Wolf Cubs Taken by Hunter Near La Porte
Six wolf cubs were captured by hunter Charles Hummel near La Porte and exhibited in Waterloo. The pups, estimated at about three weeks old, were small, playful, and appeared German Shepherd like though Hummel explained their origin. The chase began when Hummel's dogs chased five mother wolves. one cub was lost as the mother escaped.
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Fugitive Recaptured After Escape From Insane Hospital
Tloyd Fitz was picked up on Independence Avenue yesterday for investigation after escaping from the Insane Hospital of Independence. He was recaptured and returned to custody.
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Gorgas Institute Speakers Visit Waterloo May 23 24
Robert O. Jones and Dr T R Ponson of the Gorgas Memorial Institute will address Waterloo audiences on health topics during a two day visit May 23 24 The program includes talks to combined Women’s clubs at their rooms and sessions at East and West High schools Local luncheon groups arranged the itinerary and possible joint meeting with luncheon clubs Dr William Gorgas noted for Panama canal sanitary work and Army Surgeon General during the war is referenced as the memorial’s namesake and contributor to wartime health outcomes.
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First Pictures of Bremen Arrive at Riviera Theater
The Riviera presents the first motion pictures of a German Bremen monoplane on Greenly Island. Paramount news camerman shot 600 feet of film through a blinding snow storm arriving by airmail from New York. Manager Grove says the footage is the era’s daring newsreel milestone.
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Young Hill Goes Into Court Again
Ottawa April 23 With a new brace of attorneys Harry Hill Streator youth accused of slaying his mother Eliza Hill last August and burying her body in the basement of her Streator home went on trial today for the second time for murder The first jury disagreed after a trial lasting two months and the second trial may last twice that long attorneys said Selection of a jury may not start for several days it was indicated when attorneys said they had several motions to make first including one by Hill s counsel that he be dismissed because he had seen in jail for eight months and had not been brought to trial promptly.
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Mortuary notices and funerals from Iowa towns
Obituaries and funeral notices from Hudson and nearby towns detail services for Mrs. George J. Walter 84 of Hudson born 1843 in Germany died after a lingering illness. Also listed are services for Leonard Hunemiller 27 of Elma and A G McCormick of Los Angeles, with survivors and arrangements at local churches and cemeteries.
Boys of 38 to Mark Thirtieth Anniversary Day
Waterloo veterans of Company B First Regiment Town National Guards who enlisted for the Spanish American War in Des Moines will observe the thirtieth anniversary with a banquet at Moose Hall. About 300 guests are expected, with George Peters and Ernest Moore among honored speakers and Mrs. Roy Tallman as auxiliary president.
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Increasing Penalty of Child Desertion Urged by Council
County social agencies council in Black's Tearoom backs stricter desertion penalties and county workhouses. County Attorney F W Edwards urges reform while Sheriff H T Wagner notes alarming desertion rates. Proposals reference Senator A W McFarlane and Representatives Lichty and Hollis seeking support.
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Parachute Cadets Face Fatal Crash at Kelly Field
At Kelly Field San Antonio on April 23 Cadets J Henderson and D M Swisher collided 9000 feet up during high altitude pursuit maneuvers. Henderson was killed, Swisher landed safely. Army officers believe Henderson was trapped or knocked unconscious in the crash.
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Three Big Brands in Cigaret Price War
New York on April 29 reports a cigarette price war lowering retail prices to two packs for 25 cents and wholesale dealer prices to $1 per thousand, affecting three major brands and marking a shift from about 86.40. The move signals intense competition among leading firms in the tobacco market.
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Waterloo automoblie salesmen honor Payne before Minneapolis move
Thirty Waterloo Automobile Salesmen's association members dined at Black's tearoom and presented Thomas J. Payne a gold coin as he leaves after eleven years as a Reg salesman. Payne heads to Minneapolis with Owen Woodward. family stays until August. J O Gragy leads the newly formed association. Building permits and quarantines follow in local notices.
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Lavoptik Eye Remedy Ad With Consumer Testimony
An advertisement touts Lavoptik as a mild soothing eye remedy claiming rapid relief from sore inflamed eyes. It features a customer testimonial from Mrs S Gould and lists Rebel Drug Co at 621 Sycamoore St as the supplier with an eye cup offered free.
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