Germany accepts Young Plan conditions amid reparations talks
Paris May. Germany presents written reservations to the Young Plan as the basis for a reparations solution. Key points include suppression of recovery proceeds, removal of outside financial oversight, preserving most of the transfer clause to protect currency, and steps to raise Germanys payment capacity. Allies study the memorandum while nations split on support.
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Paris
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Owen Db. Young
Committee of Experts
Chairman Young
United States
England
Young
Emile Moreau
International
America
Maly
Japan
France
Belgium
Tariff Bill Offered in House by Chinn Hawley
The House Ways and Means committee members from the Republicans agreed on changes to a tariff bill, increasing duties on shingles and livestock while leaving tobacco, sugar beets, and current pork rates unchanged. The bill will return to committee for formal approval with Democrats expected to object. A Republican conference on procedures for floor consideration is anticipated, while Representative Garner urged free amendment rights.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
East Hi Y Club Nominates Officers for Ensuing Year
Officers of the East Hi Y Club will be elected at the meeting next Monday night. Nominees reported include for president Carl Eickeberg and Cecil Miller. vice president John Latta and Retest Jenney. secretary James Balun Carl Ferguson. treasurer Jar Ellis Herman Kuentslinger Jain Woodrow Crosby Robert Klingberg. Rev O M Varey pastor of First Evangelical church spoke on The Kingdom of God. City members will lead evening services Sunday May 19 at Grace ME church.
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Tly
Imertin
Carl Eickeberg
Cecil Miller
John Latta
Ienney
James Balun
Carl Ferguson
Jar Ellis
Herman Kuentslinger Jain
Woodrow Crosby
Robert Klingberg
O. M. Varey
First Evangelical Church
Run Theiy
Kingdom of God
Linn County to Vote on Road Bonds May 27
Cedar Rapids May 7 The Linn County Board of Supervisors called a special election for May 27 to vote on a 1.7 million primary road bond issue. The paving targets 70.12 miles across primaries 1, 11, 14, and 350 with an estimated cost of 27 thousand per mile.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Superors
Reverend Warren TL Heads to Lima for Visit
The article notes Rev Warren TL and companions departing for Lima by parlor of Walnut Street, with plans to return for Sunday services here. Details are fragmentary but indicate a brief travel notice and return schedule.
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Lima
Warren TL
Walnut Street
Rapa
Etutici
Farnarir- Ty
Meeting notice for Memorial Hall post group
G AL Ti meeting notice listing Robert Anderson post No 65 in Ci AL OR WH. Meeting Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock in Memorial Hall. Members invited to dine at noon by Woman's Relief team.
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G. AL Ti
Robert Anderson
AL OR
Theresday
Memorial Jil
Diegel Leads Field in British Open Qualifying at Muirfield
Leo Diegel topped the British Open qualifying field at Muirfield Scotland with an aggregate of 184 and led 108 players including all American professionals into the championship. Bob Cruickshank finished second at 147 while Budley of California squeezed into last place with 162. Britons Cyril Tolley and R A Whitecombe posted 150 as the best scores among locals.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Leo Diegel
Bobby Cruikshank
Diegel
Bobblyy Cruikshank
En Budley
California
Nairfield
Cyril Tolley
R.A. Whitecombe
West of England
Diesel
Theigh
Umit
Druggist Gets Six Months for Illegal Liquor Handling
Des Moines May 7. A druggist and store proprietor Merle Turdine received six months in Polk County jail for illegal handling of liquor. He was found guilty by a jury last week. Clerk Eton was also sentenced. Sentences include fines and possible probation. The case involved alleged mislabeling and sale improprieties at Turdine’s store. Other participants face related charges and await hearings.
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Hes Moines
Polk
Merle Turdine
iMeaal
Bezor
Lounrl Miley
Peo
Bristerers
Tdier OG
AL Tewey
Jon Me Ronit
Witis Tarding
Cosi Tale
Uap
Eton
Omer Paterata
Fardy
Wess Altars
Peevide Keane
Arns Funeral Service Set for Waverly Church
The funeral for Mrs. Arns will be held Thursday at Waverly Church. Rev Layerenen will officiate. She is survived by her husband and other family members. Burial will follow at Elortheering cemetery. The community mourns as local clubs and organizations note the passing of a longtime member.
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Arns
Waverly Church
Mis
Dohr Ans
Serra Meus
Wikeal
Twa
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Read as Scrambled
Weather items show scattered digits and fragmented labels for high and low temperatures across days. Contestable details include Monday and Tuesday forecasts with partial numbers and unclear measurements making precise readings impossible.
Navy Balloon At 600 Miles Sets Diotange Record
Navy balloon pilots Thomas W. G. Settle and Ensign Wilfred Bushnell completed a 44 hour endurance flight from Pittsburgh to Charlotte town's area, aiming for a record 474 miles set in 1927. They landed safely after encountering clouds and low gas, with both exhausted but in good spirits.
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Charlottetown
PBL
Baslonas
Pittsburgh
U.S. Navy
Thomas W. G. Settle
Wilfred Bushnell
Liew
S.A. G. Rasmussen
Sete
Bushnell
Port Wenty
iRi
Edward J. Hill
Pitotsburg
Newcomb
N, Y
Setloeser
Detroit Times
Howard Anderson
State Highway Department
Anderson
Hill
Schlosser
Standard Battery Men At Cincinnati
John Hanson of Cedar Heights and F M Wool of Cedar Rapids attend the Ranual convention of Gresley Attradt distributors in Cincinnati. The Standard Battery & Electric Co. is an exclusive distributor in the area and 3 500 sets have been sold to date. A program of business and social events is arranged from Tuesday morning to Friday evening by Pawel Crosley Jr and Maj James Bolin. The group will visit WLW radio station of the Crosley company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanson
Cedar Heights
Standard Battery & Electric Co
F. MM. Wool
Cedar Rapids
Cincinnati
Gresley& Attradt Distributors
Standard Eatery & Electric Co
Gresley-Amrad
Mornig
Pawel Crosley, Jr
Crosley Radio Corporation
Maj. James &. Holin
Amrad Corporation
WLW
Crosley Company
al. Masor, O
Copper thief jailed in Cedar Rayids case
Grell Courts, 32, was held today on a charge of stealing 1,000 grains of copper wire from the Taawa Railway and Light Company. The incident is listed under Cedar Rayids, Ta, with details provided by local authorities.
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Ttis
Grell Courts
Tawa Railway & Light Co
Mortuary notices frail. multiple obituaries in Wa terloo area
Fragmented obituary notices list Coryl Y W Sehments longtime Waterloo resident who died in Long Beach California and Dorothy Mae Essler among others. The text records funeral arrangements, burial in Charles City, and various names and places with incomplete details.
Lawyers to Close Offices as Hawks Open Ball Season
Dison and legal figures forecast a busy season as Hawks begin play, urging lawyers to prepare for increased public business. The Waterjug firm’s Tomorray notes potential shifts in legal demand and the need for readiness among attorneys and barristers. A brief statement from AL Ty Pave Joe, president of the Wack TAWE bar, calls for using writs of habeas to address anticipated prandstatd challenges.
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HAWKS
Joe
Wack Tawe
Hartleys Hymn to Iowa Added to Concert Program
Hartley from Waterloo adds Hymn to Iowa to the East High and East Junior High concert program at East High auditorium. The piece, a tribute to Iowa, will follow Surtley’s Pantasie of Spring with a vocal by Deie Mry. An all wood wind quartet will accompany Verjean Pilger Jane Blowers Lois Stover and Hars yey Littrell. Dene May will sing Hartley songs. East High Symphony (90) and East Junior High (65) will perform for a benefit to help defray travel to the national music contest on Mill ET-18. Tickets 60 cents adults 25 cents students. proceeds aid the orchestra expenses.
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S_ Francis Hartley
Waterloo
Iowa
East High
East Junior High
Hartley
Surtley
Deie Mry
Verjean Pilger
Jane Blowers
Lois Stover
Hars Yey Littrell
Dene May
East High Ful
East Junior High Orchestra
Eral Sale
East Nigh Orchestra
Tennis World at Royal Courts to Feature Helen Wills
May 7 report notes the tennis world will be represented at the Royal courts on Thursday and Friday. Miss Helen Wills, the American star, will be presented to Queen Mary Thursday night. Miss Eileen Bear will debut at Sir James’s court and be presented Friday night.
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London
U.P
Royal Courts
Helen Wills
Queen Mary
Eileen Bear
Sir. James
KiwanisHosts East and West High Music Groups
East High mixed quartet Anne Morse Virginia Berry Cecil Miller Ton Hadsoall directed by Grace Wilemeyer entertained Kiwanis members at the Russell-Lanisan Hotel in Iowa City after placing first in state festival. West High instrumental trio Esther Siegel Vera Jensen Charlotte Barter with Mildred Luce accompanied praised. Former governor Frank Lowden named principal Kiwanis International speaker in Moline for June convention on Agriculture.
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East
West
Iowa City
Kirwanis Club
Vera Jensen
Charlotte Barter
Mildred Luce
Lowden
Minois
Kiwanis International
Mails
Governor Signs Bill for Highway Counsel
Des Moines May 7 Gov John Hemnull signed a bill creating a special assistant attorney general to represent the state highway commission in legal matters with a 4500 annual salary. He also approved an appropriation to cover expenses of a joint legislative committee considering establishing a state park at Spirit Lake.
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Des Moines
John Hemnull
State Highway Commission
Ton
Highway Commission
Fremmill
Spirit Lake
APE TLIO Committee Meeting Is Postponed
A meeting of the Republican party central committee scheduled for tonight has been postponed, announced by chairman nk. The postponement affects Black's team and related preparations as details remain unclear.
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APE Tlio
Ux Black
Tut. Nk
Back in the Army Returns Des Moines Recruiting Officer
Sgt Alberk Robush, local army recruiting officer, returned to Des Moines after a week at state headquarters. He opened his office and announced activities for the Fourteenth Cavalry district. A man named Vicars was in critical condition after a fire in his apartment Sunday. Local parley headlines noted statewide plans for a conference and updates from superintendent Mae Sitbentest on Iowa protests.
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Alberk Robush
Des Moines
State
Tital Urksts
Webster City
Forateenth
Hurkstiftins
Port Werge
Fyony Burns
Mawes
May le
Mae
Dhe
Cwetope
Ferieg
Bursting Parish Notices From Maynvirk Lot Reveals Permits
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice of building permits and filings. Names appear garbled with addresses in a small town context. It mentions Snyder 1025 Fairview and Fowler 08 Lafayette with fixture values around 300 dollars. Authorities or officials referenced include a Governor and local inspector figures.
Condict Clinic Fails Health Inspection in Iowa Falls
Local chiropractic clinic run by Dr. Ne A files for reopening after health board inspection. City records show multiple violations observed during the site visit and demands for corrective actions. Community health officials caution patients to seek alternative care until compliance is verified.
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Cluntc
Lowa Falls
Chiropractie
Ne A
HLM
Bankers Attend Group Meeting at Grundy Center
Practically every major financial institution in Waterloo is represented at the meeting of the Group T town Bankers association held at Grundy Center. Represented banks include Pioneer National Bank and Israel Hebrew mar, Waterlon Savings Bank, Farmers Loan & Trust Co, First National Bank, Commercial National company, and more with listed officers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Group Ts Town Bankers Association
Grundy Center
Pioneer National Bank
Isra
Heavy Wheat Selling Triggers Market Break
Heavy selling by tired holders amid bearish Liverpool and Winnipeg signals caused a sharp price break. Final quotes fell 25 8 to 3 fede on new crop deliveries. Daily lows shown for May, July, Sept, and Dec futures reflect continued selling amid favorable Midwest weather.
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Liverpool
Winnipeg
Dark Races Follow White Man's Traits For Good Or Evil
Lone Star evangelist Lone Star Tilitan warned at Hotel President that dark races of America watch white men and pattern after both good and bad traits. He urged all races to rise to a higher moral Christian civilization and described two travelers of the earth, one spreading virtue and the other taking away life. He led a prayer asking for guidance.
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America
Lone Star
Jer Kitler
Bishop Rohlman to sail for Rome on visitation
Right Rev. Henry P. Rohlman bishop of Davenport will sail from New York June 19 for Rome to visit Pope Pius. He will be accompanied by the Very Rev August Re Thier vice president of Columbia College Dubuque. After visiting the holy see he will tour parts of Europe.
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Henry P. Rohlman
Davenport
New York
Rome
Pope Pius
August Re Thier
Columbia College
Dubuque
Holy See
Europe
Roblman
Wis
St. Mary's Church
Ww. Gc. A
Sociologist Charles Cooley Dies in Ann Arbor Mention
Sociologist Charles Cooley of Ann Arbor Michigan died today at the age of 27 in a university facility. The report notes his membership in the university circle and references his work at the department.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Atay
orMy
Charles Martian Cooley
Mreim
Sears Ale
Open Newsstand Seeks Support at Lincoln Park
A local offer seeks funds at 1617 Commercial Street to support a man and his eight year old daughter. The man, who has been deceased for five years, is referenced in the context of openings and future arrangements at Lincoln Park.
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Commercial Street
Bilad
Lincoln Park
Himsf
Fis Witt
Dentists in Crnctn Cointonc Des Mon Will Briefly Meet
Dentists in Cointonc Crduy Rapids Ta May 7. Delegates to the Iowa State Dental Society convention occupied clinical work and attention during the meeting. Father of Benjamin Rawson Dies in Montreal at 86. Interment planned in Macansin University area.
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Cointc
Crduy Rapids
Iowa State Dental Society
Montreal
Que
Ins
Benjamin Rawson
Perry Dinson
Macansin + university
Dawson
Oly Millard
9944 100 Per Cent Fish Story
A letter from an eastern soap manufacturer asks Town fishermen about using soap as bait. AL Cc Willford, state president of the Izaak Walton league, notes the claim that minors from Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee report success in catching fish with soap, though he doubts its effectiveness.
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AL Cc. Willford
Izaak Watton Teannue
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Willford
Jim Grant Plans Southern Trip After Home Game
Jim Grant, veteran Waterloo pitcher, who was drafted by Shreveport last year, will attend the Hawks game tomorrow then leave for the South to join the Oilier City squad, aiming to avoid suspension and report for duty. The thrower has refused to report to Shreveport.
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Jim Grant
Waterloo
Shreveport
Eloise
Mississippi Valley
Deli Odell Faces Trial On Burglary Charge
Deli Odell of Waterloo was arraigned in Scots County District Court on burglary with aggravation and robbery with aggravation. His attorney, G. C. Murphy of Davenport, entered not guilty pleas. Indicted co-defendant George A. Sullivan remains at large with charges pending and set for trial next week.
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Mouvier
Davennart
O'Dell
Waterloo
Wy m. Maines
Scots County
Ife
N. M. O'Dell
Murphy
Davenport
George A. Sullivan
Harges
Prowler Takes Fur Coat in Quiet City Burglary
A thief broke into May Shorter’s home at 1223 Mulberry Street last night while occupants slept. A fur coat and 308 pennies were stolen from a purse in the scene and no injuries were reported. Authorities describe the incident as a quiet residential burglary with the suspect remaining at large.
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Mulberry Street
Bill Would Test Wheat for Protein
A bill authorizing the department of agriculture to examine wheat to ensure farmers gain from higher protein content passed the Senate agriculture committee today. Introduced by Senator Bimiperat of Montana, the measure requests AF 00 for testing labor in self-growing states. The aim is to standardize testing so wheat with higher protein can command better prices at markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agrcnltture
Sell Agriculture Committee
Bimiperat
Montana
Six Die When Train Hits Car On Crossing Storms
Six people were killed and a sixth fatally injured when a northbound Pennsylvania train struck an automobile here last night. The victims included a factory worker, his wife and two children, and the mother in law Mrs Lee. One child died en route to hospital. Three bodies were recovered at the scene. The auto was destroyed, ground to splinters. Dc MARRIAGE LICENSES. Martin Petersen, Waterloo. Mary Monsen, Watering.
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Mich
Pennsylvania
Stu
Maree Dren
Ah Lee
On Hospital
Assassination Attempt Kills Lithuanian Premier aide
In Kovno Lithuania on May 7 a fatal gun attack wounded several others after an assassination attempt on Premier Augustinas Waldemaras. The premier and his wife were unharmed. An aide Lieuk Gudinas died instantly. A family member and a passerby were wounded. Four involved, several arrests reported. Waldemaras, premier since 1935, faced tensions with Poland and accusations of army influence after a 1935 revolt.
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Kovno
Lithuania
Augustinas Valdemaras
Lieuk Gudinas
Verbickas
ERC Etna
Valdemaras Ias
Poland
Notable Dignitaries Gather to Honor Joan of Arc
Thousands of pilgrims and foreign ambassadors gathered in Quipans France to pay tribute to Joan of Arc on the eve of the 500th anniversary of her siege lifting aid to Orleans. Sir William Tyrell Cardinal Bourne and Cardinal Le Picter arrived to attend ceremonies marking her canonization nine years earlier.
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Quipans
France
Orleans
Joan Bure
Joan
Willimor Tyrell
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Car Cit le Picter
Play Goes On After Producer Dies On Stage In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 7 a stage tragedy occurred during the play Chinese O'Neil a melodrama about the Chinese civil war Georges Romain 46 the producer and actor died backstage during improvised scenes Harrigan Keeper and innkeeper characters were in the scene The audience remained unaware as the production continued to its conclusion with the tragedy only revealed after the show ended
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Philadelphia
U.P
Romain
O'Neil
Orib
Clarkson
Tomin
Ina
Nan
William
Harrigan
Ini
Rasmein
Clirkson
Harrigen
Roma
Trapper donates to American Legion for kindness received
Walter A. Daniels, a World War veteran, designates Becker-Chapman post American Legion as beneficiary of a 1400 Adjusted Insurance policy grant. The sum, 1560 in total, is intended for the post relief work. Daniels, a Rainbow division member, lives near La Porte City and traps for a living.
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Walter A. Daniels
Menor
Becker-Chapmanport American Legion
Post Banils
Rainbow Divishoan
la Porte City
Beekes-Chapmen Post
Col Chas Ngley Visits Comrades Here
Col Charles W. Longley former G A R department commander and Waterloo resident visits at son Alfred Longley 109 mph street Boise Idaho preaching to old comrades at Memorial hall. He previously supervised Vicksburg National Park and donated a large collection of Civil War relics to Memorial Hall during his stay.
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Charles Wt. Longley
Boise
Ida
Waterloo
Alfred Longley
Memorial Hall
Bongley
Vicksburg Nationali Pa
Child struck by auto in Muscatine injures Irene Beverjin
May 7 in Muscatine Iowa Irene Beverjin was treated for injuries after a car struck her. The auto driver was Wilma Kensen of Wilton Junction. Doctors reported the child’s head injury was serious and recovery doubtful.
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Muscatine
Irene Beverjin
Wilma Kensen
Wilton Junction
Firemen Seek Wage Increase in Fort Dodge May Talk
Firemen here today pressed for a $20 monthly wage hike. Earlier this month a bulletin noted disputes over pay with officials and proposed adjustments affecting payrolls and duties in Fort Dodge Indiana.
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Ratse
Fort Dodge
Pallestmen
Dogcatcher Gets Black Eye After Iron Bulldog Catch
Evanston May 7 The dog catcher Gene De Servi of the town chased a unmuzzled bulldog in front of a house. He cast a net and tackled the dog. He bears three sprained fingers a barked shin and a blackened eye. The dog proved to be an iron ornament.
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Evanston
Mey
John
Gene de Bervi
de Servi
de Sérvi
Congress Doings Today and Yesterday
The House met at noon to receive tariff revision. The Senate debated debenture plans and reviewed Mellon stock holdings while reporting ownership details on listed newspapers. Members sparred over prohibition campaigns as casualties were noted and legislation to regulate newspaper ownership by trusts was proposed.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
Senate Indiciges Committee
Mellon
Chatman Hawiey
Ways and Means Commines
Senate Judiciary Committee
Civision
Laguarein
New York
Wet
Gramton
Michigan
Ciry
John J. Casey
Pennsylvania
Canal Zone
Senatat Norris
Nebraska
Laguardiza
Injunction Hearing Delayed by Illness in Cattle Case
Hearings to dissolve the injunction blocking compulsory testing of dairy cattle owned by hundreds of county farmers are delayed until W H Salisbury of Osage recovers his health. Attorney El Al Sager said Salisbury’s illness prevents trial scheduling while Judge G W Wood indicated space would be found for a hearing slot once attorneys agree. About 400 cattle owners joined the application for temporary prohibition.
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W. H. Salisbury
Osage
EL AL Sager
Sweet, & Sager
Waverly
Allison
Sager
Agre
Earl F. Wilson
John W. Gwynne
Yal M. Kosth
Bolivia Paraguay Clash Prompt New Commission Session
Washington May 7 20 An extraordinary session of the commission on conciliation was called by General Frank R McCoy to investigate reports of new clashes between Paraguay and Bolivia in the disputed sector. Bolivian and Paraguayan members would join credentials after a private session had ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Nouher
Commission
Grn
Frank R. McCoy
Eee Today
Paraguay
de Nentials
Pndeed
Ames Electricians in Foreign Service
Town State college announced two electrical engineering graduates will enter foreign service. Irving W. Spyder will join Standard Oil in the Far East and be stationed in Japan, China, or India. WN. E. Chardoul will return to Greece for installation work in Athens with Westinghouse. Forty five seniors have accepted positions or plan research in Bell Laboratories.
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Ames
T—Foreign Service
Town State College
Irving W. Spyder
Pontanelle
Senales Engineering
Far East
Standard of Company
New York
Japan
China
India
Bell Laboratories
Mrs Rickard Recovers After Accident at Mason City
Mrs L S Rickard shows improvement from a broken hip suffered two weeks ago Saturday at Mason City when she was thrown from a moving auto on its running board as the vehicle started. She can now walk about her home.
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Rickard
L. S. Rickard
Seventh Street «Vest
Mason Chys My's
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Pullman Head
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Horton Smith
Joplin
Walter Bogen
Smith
Jose Juardo
Sandswich
Jeaders
Johnny Farrell
Jim Barnes
George von Elm
Gilby
Mildred Drake
Sring
He Floyd Courty
Wiren
Wollen
NAVY
Prince Edward Island
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Cari VY Schmon
Coryl Y W. Sehmatt
Long Beach
Cal
Sehmett
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company
Berth Waterloo
Auriivine
Brech
Angst Schmelt
Charles City
Heary Muster
Poncor
Lapada
Anais
Shulsbourn JV
Walley
Dorothy Mae Essler
Ponrcwl
Roesiees
Porathy
Mtr Win
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Vane
Barty
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Wey
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T. Bennett
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Maynvirk
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Snyder
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Lee
Ser
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Bitte Beard
Commercial National Company
Toney O'Connor
Raymond Smith
A. G. Greeley
Rohlman
Deli Odell
Bill
Martin Petersen
Mary Monsen
Watering
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Chas. Ngley
Dogcatcher
Black Eye
Iron Dog
Congress
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Ames Electricians
Farmer
Osceaia
Imaelf
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