Ungar Baby Dies From Lockjaw
Thomas William Dunbar aged 21 months son of Mr and Mrs Hezekiah Dunbar of 430 Stratford Avenue died at 4 45 p m yesterday at home from lockjaw following an infected finger. He was born Oct 17 1926 in Waterloo and attended Northminster Presbyterian church cradle roll. Survived by parents and siblings Eleanor Goldie Ardis Ruth Kathleen Willis. Funeral at Petersens Bros chapel tomorrow at 2 p m Rev Francis H Shedd officiating. Burial in Elmwood.
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Thomas Wiliam Dunbar
Hezekiah Dunbar
Stratford Avenue
Lockjaw
Thomas
Waterloo
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Mexican Girls Eager To Be Air Pilots
In Mexico City on August 3, an effort to start a commercial aviation school draws interest from eleven young women and over 500 men. The Mexican Aeronautical Association plans to open training for pilots once aircraft, instructors, and a field are secured.
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Mexico City
Mexican Aeronautical Association
Mexico
Cuba May Limit Sugar Output to Export Alcohol
Cuban authorities study a plan to curb sugar production and boost alcohol for industrial use. Dr Henry Arnstein of Philadelphia urges expanding crops and byproducts to offset world sugar competition. Beverages are not the focus, but US demand could help profitability. A review of the Iowa National Guard at Camp Dodge is slated for August 24 by Gen Hammill.
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Cuba
Havana
Henry Arnstein
Philadelphia
Arnstein
United States
Des Moines
John Hammill
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
W. H H. Bailey
Social Welfare Worker Resigns to Take Vacation
Miss Anne Denton, superintendent of the Social Welfare league, resigns effective Saturday Aug 11 after serving since Jan 15 succeeding Miss Helen Miller. Judge Gwynne announces the departure with no successor named. Denton plans a vacation at her Louisville Kentucky home and future plans are unsettled.
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Anne Denton
Social Welfare League
G. W. Gwynne
Miss Denton
Helen Miller
Louisville
Prohibition Campaign Opens in Lausanne Context
A fragment notes Swiss prohibitionists launching a vigorous campaign against public consumption of spirits. The brief mentions an incident involving John Sullivan, a 73-year-old Lona City resident, walking downtown near noon on February 8. No inquest was held. Lausanne, Aug. 3.
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John Sullivan
Lona
Prohibition
Lausanne
Switzerland
Mexican students seek horse protection in bull rings
In Mexico City, Aug 3, high school students form the League for Help of the Helpless to push the municipal government to require armour or padding for horses used against bulls. They aim to end horses being gored to death, not ban bull fights, and threaten to persuade attendees to stay away if officials fail. Ambulance airfields become a related concern as the issue gains attention.
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Mexico City
Outdoor life school closes as delegates conclude sessions
Delegates wrap up the annual outdoor life school of instructions with final sessions as discussions span abstinence lectures and park excursions. Separate reports note the end of lectures at Lausanne and other cities, and Phi Epsilon Pi Jewish fraternity planning a new frat home as conventions approach.
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Cludes
Outdoor Life School of Instructions
University of Jews
Biloux City
Phi Epsilon
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