Peace stance of university chancellor sparks war debate
Dr. Charles Weley Flint, chancellor and colonel in the U.S. Army reserve, discusses peace and war at a Methodist conference. He argues war is a failure of dispute resolution, condemns militarism, and calls for disarmament and international cooperation while acknowledging the persistence of war risks in global affairs. He warns against idealistic pacifism that damages the church’s mission.
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Charles Weley Flinne
Burneugée
Flint
Church
Radio Programs Highlight City Orchestras and Singers
St Louis Post-Dispatch notes a Philadelphia orchestra concert with Sage volunteers for NCAE, listing times from 7 to 11 PM including songs and orchestra segments. Multiple stations, programs, and times appear across listings, with mentions of readings, entertainment notes, and collaboration events.
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St Louis Post-Dispatch
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Cedar Falls Daily News Exposition Opens At Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls July 2 Many exhibitors attend the Cedar Valley exposition under the Cedar Falls Commercial Club with John Berg as president. The five day fair features auto displays from Crdac Pally and Waterloo, a large midway with Wortham shows, band concerts by the Cedar Falls Concert Band and Abe Traer band, and numerous concessions. Various local residents, out of town visitors, and community groups attend and participate in events including demonstrations by Blankhawk county poultry clubs and river pollution precautions urged by city officials.
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Atutamobile
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Far Space
Fst
Automobile Dlay
Internation 3
Cumipainy
Lyrainen
Am Ham
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Apollo
Abe Traer
Wortham
Johnson
Black Hawk Melody Boys
Chicago
Collegians
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Louis Gibbons
Cotton
Cal
Washington
May Lyon
Kaile Laricksen
den Moines
Theatre Tadich
Margraret Erielsnn
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Bathene Dautadors
Washington Park
John It
Long Jr
Cyrus Home
Jay “Zartmann
Winnaa Lake
Neksece
Levermonins
Rmes Whillis, Jr
Mo- Decker
Leto
Elk Picnic Draws 500 Members in Waterloo Lodge Event
Waterloo lodge B. P. O. Elks held their annual stag picnic at Leland's grove with fully 500 members in attendance. The gathering began at 1 p.m. with a big dinner praised by Walter Dass exalted ruler as an honored guest. Floyd Margadant W. F. Reusch and Jack Campbell headed the dinner committee while L. B. Laird Clarence Huston and Harry Gardner organized games and pastimes. The event was described as one of the most enjoyable and successful ever planned by the “Best People on Earth.”
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Waterloo Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Leland’s Grove
Iti
Floyd Margadant
W. F. Reusch
Jack Campbell
L. B. Laird
Clarence Huston
Harry Gardner
Walter Dass
Castoria: trusted Teething Remedy for over three decades
For over 30 years mothers have used Fletcher's Castoria as a pleasant harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It contains no narcotics and directions are printed on every package as physicians across the country recommend it.
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Physians Everywhere
Municipal Notices and Local Obituaries From La Porte City
Local news brief highlights Mrs Edith Adams as resident news rep for Waterloo Evening Courier. Obituary notes death of Mrs Willi Byous in La Porte with funeral at Loonwick. Family reunion in Vinton Park described, with Mr and Mrs Merle Braiter and Mr and Mrs WHI Yerkes among attendees as relatives gather before departures.
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la Porte City
Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
Willi Byous
Vintana
la Porte By
Willat Byousx
Auburn
Edward Curr
Rhs
Mire
Byous
Prado
Homer
Vinton City Park
Merle Braiter
Whi Yerkes
Rockford, Ja
Vinton
Mr. Yerkes
Walter Weinands
Weinants
Miss Yerkes
Lawrence Trwalt
New rupture cure offered by Dr. Andrews
Dr Andrews, a Kansas City hernia specialist, announces a new rupture treatment that promises cure without operation or belts. He seeks readers for a free trial, claiming the method has helped hundreds, including long term double ruptures, to throw away trusses and declare healing.
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Andrews
Kansas
City
Town Notes: Newcomers Seek Local Ties
A fragment notes residents arriving in town and seeking to establish connections. It mentions newcomers meeting neighbors, attending gatherings, and exploring local services. The brief emphasizes community welcome and integration efforts.
Dr I H Dillon Eye Ear Nose And Throat Practice
Dr I H Dillon succeeds Dr E H Kuilttle in the eye ear nose and throat specialty with glasses fitting services. Office located at 508 510 First National Hank Building. Phone 47.
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I. H. Dillon
E. H. Kuilttle
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