Naval court to hear radio signals in destroyer disaster
The San Diego inquiry resumes as officers testify on radio compass signals misread during Sept 8 course change. Thirteen officers are cited as interested parties amid a disaster that left ten missing after the Point Honda wrecks. A Ward Room attendant, A Torres, is identified among recovered bodies. further finds are unlikely.
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San Diego
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Honda
Yoal Court of Inquiry
Port Arguello
Ideut
Leslie Bratton
Laurence F. Blodgett
Delphy
Blodgett
Lieut
Edward H. Watson
Eleventh
Robert Morris
William §. Pye
L. P. Davis
Apartment Rents in Des Moines Show Little Change
Des Moines observers note rents are largely unchanged as many leases expire on Oct 1. Arlington raises 2.50 monthly while Hallett adds 54, countered by Inglewood with a 5 monthly decrease. Several properties contemplate no change and one owner cites higher upkeep prompting a rent rise.
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Des Moines
Arlington
Hallett
Inglewood
Bootlegger Held on Manslaughter Charge after Customer Dies
Des Moines report says Rex Parsons was charged with manslaughter after Francis Gannon died from poison liquor. Gannon named Parsons as the seller in a dying statement. City chemist to analyze the liquor. coroner cites acute gastritis from poison liquor as the cause.
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Des Moines
Francis Gannon
Rex Parsons
Gannon
Parsons
Davis
Guy Clift
Fratzke Funeral at Littleton Today
Mrs. August Fratzke of Independence died Monday at her home north of Littleton from a stroke. Born in Germany, she came to America as a child and lived in the county for 50 years. Surviving are three sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at her home with burial in the Forks cemetery.
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Independence
August Fratzke
Littleton
the Forks
White Strip May Be Placed on Pavement to Guide Motorists
A four inch white strip on Grant highway pavement may guide motorists. The board of supervisors discussed testing white markings at an intersection east of the city and potentially across 17 miles of pavement. Counties using pavement markings report fewer accidents and greater driver alignment.
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Ali Board of Supervisors
Oiher
Dawar
Mental
Raynond
Surance
Treasury reports large cuts in federal outlays in first 10 weeks
Washington reports a Treasury statement showing substantial reductions in expenses across departments. Revenue rose from customs and internal sources while debt interest and miscellaneous receipts shifted. Authorities forecast total spending under $32 billion by June 30 amid retrenchment.
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Treasury
Jtef
Welfare League Annual Meeting Set for October 24
Waterloo Social Welfare league announces its annual meeting on October 24 open to the public. A banquet is undecided, but welfare speakers will address the gathering. All city welfare groups are invited to send representatives and Christmas seals will be sold as in prior years. Efforts are underway to secure Mrs. William Atkinson to lead the seal drive.
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Waterloo Social Welfare League
William Atkinson
Bishop Would Unite Churches for Peace
Archbishop Nathan Soederblom of Siwe llen, famed peace worker, will travel to the United States and the Pacific coast at the end of September to lecture under the World Alliance for Peace Through the Churches and the Augustana synod. He aims to unite all denominations in one global peace effort.
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Stockholm
Nathan Soederblom
Siwellen
International Fame
United States
World Alliance For Peace
Augustana Synod
Entira
Pacific Coast
America
Railway Y plans membership drive at Waterloo shops
The Management of Waterloo railway Y committee meets at Charles W. Smith’s office to plan a statewide campaign with Illinois Central shops October 3 to 11. About 20 shop employees from all departments will assist, as fall shop meetings begin October 4. opening program yet to be arranged.
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Committee On Management of
Waterloo Railway
Charles W. Smith
Illinois Central
Smith
Editors Gather for Tri State Editorial Convention
The annual convention of the Tri State Editorial Association begins with the opening session today as more than 250 newspaper editors attend the business meeting. The gathering marks the start of a Merrow week of events and discussions.
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Tri-State
Editorial Association
Merrow
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