AP Chief Sees South American News Ties Deepening
Frank B. Noyes, president of the Associated Press, told the Pan American Conference that true unbiased news exchanges between North and South America will strengthen friendship more than propaganda. He said AP is a non governmental cooperative providing straight news to members, welcoming South American newspapers as full partners. He stressed equality, mutual respect, and confidence as the foundation for cross continental understanding and trade.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. C
Frank B. Noyes
Pan-Amer 4Can
Nat
Noyes
Wits
Co-Operative Organization
Assoviated Press
United States
Nfor
Mexico
Cuba
North
South America
Brazil
Bethlehem
United States Football Association
Spain
Portugal
Seyeben
Inter-Este
Vals
Gollspee
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Birth notices list Grace Talbert to Lloyd and Mrs Plummer in Epring Creek on June 2. Harold Junior to Frank and Bowers in La Porte City on May 19. Veim to William Pettit Bar rett in La Porte City on June 4. Cleopatri Louise to Talph Reed at 33 Seventh East. Richard Wenry to Arthur Hickman at 298 Joder on June 4. Maxina Artine to Merwin Scales at 924 Oneida on May 31. Also a son to Charles Francis Lew in May 30. Readers urged to place classified ads by dialing 3330.
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Lloyd Plummer
Epring Creek Township
Grace Talbert
Prank Bowers
la Porte City
Harold Junior
William Pettit Barrett
Veim
M Reed
Fairnald
Talph
Pitts
Seventh East
Cleopatri
Louise
Arthur Hickman
Joder
Richard Wenry
Merwin
Oneida
Maxina Artine
Charles Francis
Lew
Leander Clark College Offered as State Dependent Home
Des Moines June 6 The state board of control was offered Leander Clark college at Toledo as a home for homeless dependent delinquent or destitute children. Board members examined the grounds and building and appeared favorably impressed by the facilities.
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Leander Clark College
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Toledo
Davenport
Sen
Soland
Ater
Harry C. White
Benton
Toledo de Beer
Pour Tere Enquity Bros
Cedar Falls High School holds commencement exercises
Cedar Falls IA June 6 The Cedar Falls high school commencement was held in the auditorium Thursday evening with Walter A JessupState University president the speaker. The program included several musical selections and diplomas were presented to 53 graduates by Leclair Martin of the school board. The first open air concert of the season occurred on Main Street with a large crowd enjoying the delightful weather. An auction sale of Fredsville Cooperative creamery equipment is set for June 10 after the plant closed months ago. Local news notes include travel to Chicago Springfield and Peoria by residents, visits from Viala and Mary Schell, and John D Stoops of Grinnell College church duties for Sunday.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Walter A. Jessup
The
State University
Leclair Martin
Main Street
Fredsville Co- Operative Creamery
Fredsville
Harry Graham
Denver
Cole
Leo H. Paulger
Chicago
Harry Stevens
Springfield
Kelley-Springfield Truck Company
Faille Erickson
Anna
Peoria
Ill
Viala Schell
Des Moines
State Board of Educational Examiners
Mary Schell
Montezuma
Chas E. Hearst
Frank Wagner
Pipestone
Minn
Charles Jamerson
Iowa Street
Daly
Albert Bishop
Camp Pike
Big County
John D. Stoops
Grinnell College
First Congregational Church
H. A. Jetmore
International Hard Yesler Company
Waterloo
Rochester
Ola
Kay
Jetmore
Black Mawk Bank
New Orleans
Iola
Kan
Night baggage transfers under police probe in city
Police investigate late night baggage handling at Illinois Central depot. Percy Tate admits moving a trunk for 50 cents and says a transfer wagon was hard to find. Another baggageman claims he followed orders to shift baggage to the other depot and share proceeds. The police captain says licensed transfer firms and regulated prices are required.
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Percy Tate
Illinois Central Depot
Tate
J. C
C.G. W
State scraps plan for children’s care facility on 21 acres
Fragmentary text notes grounds of 21 acres with shaded grounds and buildings possibly adaptable for a children's facility. The state reportedly has no place to care for...
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Aewslink
South
Americs
Cedar Lalls
George . Twaddle
Adap Fally
G. H. Hospers
Percy R. Wood
Laaviltt & Johnson Bank
Iowa
Black Hawk Tire & Rubber CO
West Fifth Street
Scharfenberg’s
Lafayette Street
Bnees
Ancy California Prunes
Ioc
Ickles
College OF Commerce
Mulberry S
Mulberry Street
Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
E. J. Dunkelberg
F. C. Lee
Sycamore Street
Boyce Optometrist 202
Towa
Vicks Vapor
Aporubs
Waterloo Evening Courier
Maporter
Macaroni & Cracker Co
Mark
Reeoerené
Fox
Tom
Crescent Macaroni & Cracker Co
Plymack, Mer
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