Ruthenberg Guilty. Retrial Planned for Foster
United Press report from St. Joseph Michigan dated May 3 says Charles E. Ruthenberg of Cleveland was found guilty of violating Michigan syndical acts against the U S government by force. He faces up to 10 years in prison or a $5000 fine or both with sentence set for June 4 after appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St. Joseph
Mich
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Michigan
William Z. Foster
Libers
Ruthenberg
United States
Charles White
O. L. Smith
Foster
Brideman
Communist Party
Communist Party of America
Justice of the Peace
American Legion
White
April building permits total 149915 in Water loo
Eighty two permits valued at 149915 were issued by Water loo building office in April. Eighteen new houses costing 90700 and seventeen remodels costing 47600 were recorded. Two small stores cost 2200 and forty five garages were built for 9410. Two new houses noted in early May with permits for 902 Eighth St West and 853 Riehl St. Remodeling at 321 Chestnut and 321 Columbia cited with costs 600 and unknown.
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Waterloo
Herman Siggerkow
Eighth Street
HA. W. Schultz
Riehl Street
George Sibert
Chestnut
Alexander Weasmer
Columbia
Cofferdams Near Fourth Street Bridge Progress in Dam Work
Cofferdams above the seat of building operations near Fourth street bridge are taking shape as workers rapidly mount frames with stones to seal the channel. Trips to the gas plant at Mullan avenue continue to stock a pontoon with ashes and dirt to fill sandbags. Officials reinforce temporary barriers to prevent breakdowns, with dam construction pausing for several days.
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Fourth Street Bridge
Mullan Avenue
Waterloo Methodist Conference Set at Linden Tomorrow
The Linden M. E. church hosts the second all Waterloo Methodist conference Friday evening. Pastors and four boards members invited. Rev W Harron presides with talks by Rev C E Luce Lotus Sargay S A Coha gan and Dr B J Lockwood. Supper served at 6 30 before the program. The first conference met at St Pauls church recently with Rev Mr Lace as host.
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Linden M. EB
Linden Board
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Lace
J. Weii Ri
Winnie Waller
Aldtime Resit Sinaia Rowntrop
Daugh Kent
Waterloo
Ter
Patricia
W. It. Ci
Rowntree
Whitebougr Place
Los Ane
Par- ‘ Sayents
Osceola
Margoles
Puoy
Allen Bourquin
Dog
California
Geles
San Francie
Mery Toyrele
Cisco
Salt Lake City
F. Swisher
Methodist Episcopal
Johnson Brigham Reaches 25 Years as Librarian
Des Moines May 3 Johnson Brigham state librarian began his second quarter century in the service on May 1. Appointed by Gov Leslie M Shaw he led the Taw library and later the general library housed in the historical building. Renowned in the 1890s as editor of the Cedar Rapids Republican he founded the Midland Monthly before selling it to a St Louis company.
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Des Moines
Johnson Brigham
Leslie M. Shaw
Taw Library
Brigham
Cedar Rapida Republican
the Midland Monthly
St. Louis
Radio concerts and time signals broadcast notices
The item lists multiple radio program lineups from Palmer School of Intropractic Devonport Indiana and the Courier Journal Louisville Times transmissions. It mentions concerts on 406 and 485 meters with central standard time, educational talks on Citizens' Military Training Camps, and a long schedule of performances from various orchestras and performers, plus a police bulletin and radio questions panel. It notes official time announcements and live concert segments across different stations and dates.
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Palmer School of Intropractic
Devonport
Eee
Y. m
Spasker
W. Harris
Inf
U.S
CourierJournal & Louisville Times
Louiaville
Ong
Heyde C. Conrad
Alamo Theatre
W. A. Bravenson
Commerce
Alice Monroe
Jeffersonville
Ind
Anna Jacobs
Kathryn Steller
Albert Hebner
Summers Eyncopators
New Alang
Indiana
Lenora Summers
Hutsel Summers
Blelvin Armatrone
Fllla Yager
Harold Wade
City in Brief Glass repairs and local notes.
Nine cases of measles were reported to the city clerk. Residents and officials discuss guardianship, court cases, and local notices. A planned advance showing of a Walt Calyo novel will aid civic groups. paving work on Grant highway continues. a divorce case between Clem mig Dammon and J M Dammon was granted after a contested hearing.
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Maryno Hogan
Dubuque
Ig Visi“Ting
Matt O'Keefe
Oak Avenue
Charles B. Krosson
Cedar Falls
jMarjoria
Carl &. Kroeson
Walt Calyo
Imuantespul Wae
Grant High Way
BG. BR. Stites
Clemmig Dammon
J. M. Dammon
Upton i. Kepford
Jdefendant
B. FP. Swisher
Victims of Cavern Recovering Nicely after Excavation Incident
John Tula Fick O Keefe and M A Krupp were seriously injured by a wall cave in at the site of the new Muttl Davis building on April 18. Krupp has left hospital, ankle cast removal soon, O Keefe to go home in days, hip fracture healing, internal injuries easing. Gallo's condition improving though weeks in hospital ahead. Internal organs are fulice thonging.
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John Tula
Fick O'Keefe
M. A. Krupp
O’keefe
Mr. Gallo
Tie Will
Fulice
West High Junior Senior Committees Named
Committees for the West High junior selling reception were announced today by Miss Deloitte Gracey public speaking supervisor. Dance committee includes Frank Suffern chairman Doris Ward Verl All Nanes Ben Swisher Marjorie Sintnard Eugene Hat chairman Frelex Asquith Kathleen Campbell Helen Blount Malcolm Francis Marlon Gaston and Jack Leving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloitte Gracey
Dance
Frank Suffern
Doris Ward
Verl All Nanes
Ben Swisher
Marjorie Sint Nard
Eugene Hat
Frelex Asquith
Kathleen Campbell
Helen Blount
Malcolm Francis
Marlon Gaston
Jack Leving
Unclear Names From Local Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Maary Louise Coughlan chitman Alan Loomla Mtuth Meyers Lucille Aithes Helen Hitchcock Carl Ferguson Louis, with no clear event or context provided. Unable to determine a specific local notice, warrant, or obituary meaning from the readable text.
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Ston
Maary
Louise Coughlan
Chitman
Alan Loomla
Mtuth Meyers
Lucille Aithes
Helen Hitchcock
Carl Ferguson
Louis
Local reception at Golloway clubhouse names attendees
A reception will be held at the Golloway clubhouse at 7 12 with noted attendees including Horner Russell Beachler Artner Thelma Amos Caryellina Btul Ivah Huck Greene chairman Letha Stull John Sindiinger and Ruth Smith.
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Waterloo Methodist Conference
Linden
RADIO
Woc
WHAS
Wwgy General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
James Barty
Johnstone
New York Herald
Casey
Wee
Pate
Union College Mu
Song of Steel
Ac Spress
Seeasenews
Woodford-Finden
Boosey K
Yao
Aida Densmore-Schirmer Gies Club
Ats Ae ' Eeeereareee
Es Snyder Fo
Walt
Tigie
O'Hara-Pox Union Collere Instrumental Club
Stock-Somne
W. V. Hretts
Richmond
David McK
Brockway
W. L. Howlett
Stale Chorus
Karl C. von, Lackum
the Courier
Woots Millinery Pte
Daniel
Ohanan Fax Optical Services
E. J. Wonner
Vinton
Manson Street
Arevolver
WEST
Mens Fashion
Sycamore
The
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Meyda IE
Waterloo Morris Plan CO
Bridge St
Morris Pisable
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