Recall petitions launched against Sioux City mayor
Petitions to recall the Sioux City mayor were started in every precinct with most signers attaching their names. Leaders claim 500 signatures on existing petitions could trigger a special election, with filing early next week after clerks verify names. If the mayor resigns, the ballot order will be set. otherwise his name leads.
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Northwestern Iowa cloudburst washes out bridges
In northwestern Iowa a cloudburst Tuesday night sent water over banks washing away several bridges including a Northwestern bridge south of Moorehead. Traffic over the Northwestern line is blocked and passengers are shuttled by automobile and wagon around washouts in Monona and Harrison counties.
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Memorial to Soldiers in Atlantic Iowa Park
In Atlantic Iowa yesterday a metal box holding county war records was placed in the foundation of a new $25,000 soldiers monument in the city park. Completion is expected within 30 days and dedication soon after. The site commemorates veterans of past wars with another World War memorial planned.
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Bright Iowa student commits suicide with revolver
George F. Goodman 20, a University of Illinois landscape gardening junior and Mason City school standout, shot himself at home after returning from work with Kemble and Goodman greenhouses. He had planned to continue studies this summer, had poor health, and no clear reason was found for the act.
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Electrocution Ends Life of Traer Youth in Minnesota
Glenn Dunlavey 18, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Dunlavey longtime Traer residents, was killed when a live electric light wire blew against him while painting poles near Jackson Minnesota. He had served with the American forces in France and returned home two weeks ago. He died instantly as wind blew the live wire to his neck.
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Glenn Dunlavey
Robert Dunlavey
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France
Cross Farms
Nervous Soldiers Reported in War Insurance Study
Washington on April 25 reports from Loe medical division of the bureau of war risk insurance show only three nervous soldiers per thousand among veterans. The figures outline mental health challenges among service members and the evolving understanding of postwar care.
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Amyocletyd Press
Washington, D. C
Loe Medical Division
The
Bureau of War Liak Insurance
Service Discharges for Nervous or Mental Disorders Reconciled
A bureau statement today says many men discharged for nervous or mental disorders have been restored to normal health. The report notes a large number of cases were reviewed and improvements noted in overall well being.
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