Smuts Defeated in South Africa Election
Gen. Jan Smuts, former prime minister, loses his seat as the South African Party trails the Nationalists and gains for Hertzog. Incomplete returns show the Nationalists leading in many districts while laborites back Hertzog. Smuts loses in his own district to George Hay. The outcome signals a major shift and possible secession debates within the dominion.
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Nations Mourn 48 Lost in U S Mississippi Explosion
On an international voyage ceremony, 20,000 sailors and civilians gave godspeed to 48 gunners from the United States ships Mississippi New Mexico Idaho and Tennessee. A guardian guard of 1,000 marked the procession as bands played funeral marches and taps.
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South African elections signal labor nationalist coalition
Capetown correspondent reports papers concede Smuts defeat and a labor nationalist government forming in South Africa. The article notes the alliance of labor and nationalist parties could yield a substantial majority in the new parliament, implying a serious imperial situation.
Handiwork Exhibit Shows Children Work in Big City
An exhibit of children’s handiwork, organized by E. G. Batchel lor, is displayed in the Waterloo Overland garage showrooms. Hartebeller, a National Playground association officer, notes the collection reflects work of children of all ages with photos and crafts from Swansea Wales and other centers illustrating playground and recreational efforts.
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Waterlo o playground program expands summer activities
Progress reported as seven city playgrounds opened with baseball volleyball croquet and horseshoes drawing strong interest. Officials note attendance near doubling from last year with 30 to over 100 at centers and plan kitten ball kickball and inter playground contests under supervision. Parents invited to visit daily from 1 pm until dark.
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Waterloo
GT. McGlynn
Five Boone Boys Detained After World Trip Attempt
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 18 Five youths from 48 Boone Ta were picked up by police early this morning and held awaiting Boone authorities. The teens Russell Semple Lloyd Wilson William Stade Edward Farley and Cecil Carrot aged about 16 said they set out Monday to see the world with no money and sought shelter when detained.
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Boone
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William Stade
Edward Farley
Cecil Carrot
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