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   Chief Advertiser, The (Newspaper) - October 28, 1937, Perry, Iowa                               THE Published Each Week on Thursday Vol I No 27 OCTOBER PAGES BULLETINS j BURLINGTON EMBEZZLER HAD AN ACCOMPLICE Iowa William an assistant cashier of the Fust National on Monday confessed that he falsified the bank records at the instruction of William now under arrest and with the embezzling of of the bank's money Brunken says he received t TRYING TO BREAK Lloyd governor of souri has broken with Pendergast in his Iron rule of both City and Missouri politics Kansas City for over twenty years Stark has stated that must step down and out KIDNAPPING OF ROSS REMAINS A MYSTERY some of the of the ransom money has appeared in tion in authorities have no information retarding the whereabouts of Charles the 72 year old greeting cani Rosa was kidnapped four weeks NO EXPLOSIVE INFLATION QUOTES PROF Mass O M noted said at Monday thai there would be no explosive inflation in the United Slates within the next 12 that there would be if reduction in governmental expenditures and that money I rates would be easy C I O ATTEMPTS UNIONIZE GOVERNMENT WORKERS n C Lg O through their official paper here in contest government employees offering cash prizes In re- for best answers submitted to n contestant must join the C I O mnd agree to pay Program To Increase Taxes Washington D C Chairman Jones of the house agriculture made public today a letter from President Roosevelt saying new taxes will be necessary If the cost of a crop control program is ed by the special session of congress The president outlined his plans for crop control legislature In a ter to Chairman Smith So oC the senate agriculture committee and to Jones is of especially im- portant that any new legislation should noc unbalance the expected balancing of the the dent wrote other words no additional eral expenditure from the general fund of the treasury should be made over and above existing planned ex- The only exception of this would Ue the of ad- obligations oh the part of the treasury backed 100 percent by additional receipts of new taxes other words whatever goes out must be balanced by an equal amount coming Congress appropriated tely for soil tion during the current year In making public the president's letter Jones feel confident that legislation can be worked em- bodying these SHOW DATES SET EVENT WILL BE HELD NO- NEW DORMITORY FOR IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY IOWA been let by the of for the erection of the new men's dormitory The building will house about 240 students and work on the building will be at mm HEAVY GAIN IN RECEIPTS TO PRIMARY ROAD FUND stale way commission report shows that during eleven months thai a galii of million lars ban been mate Into the Iowa road fond over the year This in to the Increased sale of and molar vehicle MORE FARM AID MEANS MORE PRESIDENT D to purl the have been notified by the that if more farm aid to more UMB mast MIL New taxes mre to rain the IOWA CATTLEMAN SELLS HALF MILLION CATTLE IN 37 Groat about acres III and with will Market about a sf beef this MM head His topped ike Grass will teed Mt aM NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY CAUSES M DEATHS TO recently released by the can Medical rave de- an elixir and and was Mr discern Many PROOFS FOR THE 1938 CAMPAIGN PICTURE With Boone in the heart of the greatest com producing state In the Union the merchants are sparing no effort In preparing a corn which will surpass all other lit Wnd in state This years crop plus the cooperation of the farmers and one of the most outstanding events of ts kind in Iowa this season The I Annual Boone County Corn Show to be held November 23 and according to Mr Harold tee appointed by the Chamber of chairman of a special Commerce details are to be worked out by a joint committee of representatives of the Chamber of Farm Bureau and Clubs early In Present plans include the serving of free pancakes and hot coffee at a special program for pre- of on Wednesday and a display of the awards being presented by the merchants The location of the show his not been definitely decided upon but it is the desire of the committee to secure the use of some convenient store building Merchandise will tute the majority of the prim Lion's Club Traveling Trophy V the outstanding exhibitor will be awarded again Mrs M Kl Township bited the best sample id win the award lut year The cup must be won three tunes in ore permanent possession of any exhibitor Classes will be open to any er within Boone County or parenta of 4-H members regularly enrolled in Boone County 4-H Corn Club members will exhibit la claMM of their own and will not participate In open classes Claim for the beet ten single bushel will be arranged Judging shelled long and freak can will also be a feature of the show this year ME LOOK TERRIBLE f SCHOOL BUS HIT BY KM 10 TWO HURT WHILE REPAIRING TIRE NEAR BOUTON MASON CITY SCENE OF RIBLE SLAUGHTER WHEN SEVEN CHILDREN DIE CORONER INTO DEATHS OF WICK STUDENTS MTC resulted aM lite have recalled all BOSS KILLED IN LOS ANGELES In wf On Page Mason nt UM has Hex craning aM the tracks ky Javy IHR May as the caw sf the which ten liven The Jury iMM that M- eMent WM caiM ay ihc failure the h the before musing UK The middle and especially ig the center of the cob pipe industry In the United States Iowa Cashier Arrested as Embezzler D C J Gam er bank cashier of today was being held here In lien of bond pending removal to Iowa A Sioux federal grand jury recently Indicted him on a charge of embezzling from the Community Savings Bank of Edgewood TREASURY TAKES GET STATE TEST PAID INTO FUND HAS ALREADY BEEN SPENT Theory nf Fund For- Spending borrowed D C Uncle Sam already has almost a billion from the wage earners under sions of the Social Security treasury showed today The art a which will mm than M MIMM Mian If Uw Uw ilni DOORS HOPKINS SAYS Cos Iowa The Iowa Public Works tion local point of 30 million dollars on construction In the last four will cease operation STATE DEPARTMENT P P state PWA ES SURVEY IN FERRY i said today THURSDAY I Hopkins notified all public bodies with pending projects to address Inspectors and chemists of the future Inquiries to the regional state department of agriculture PWA office to be opened November day completed a survey and 1 at of milk supplies of various The Iowa director said he Is re- towns of Dallas county testing and tiring from the PWA to resume checking 08 samples of milk sold studies and research work regularly for human along the lines of public All samples were collected In the morning from the regular supplies and the tests were carried out in Perry under the supervision of state dairy and food at the Armour Produce I Second and Mr Locker was assisted by Joe Romano of Des Tom of roll and Ben Grant of assistant Inspectors Chemical an- was completed under the of Harry and his assistant G O Ewart Mason C i I Iowa authorities and road officials Saturday began of the lined train crash in which ten sons were killed here Friday Two school seven dents and the bus driver were ed when a Rock Island train came out from between two piles of bricks m a brickyard and ed into the Iowa school bus spreading 20 dying and injured persons ever 400 feet of right-of-way Nineteen other injured persons were reported to bz recovering this morning at two hospitals here The students came here from Renwick early in day on a lour of Mason Cily Ties They had visited one brick ana tile plant and were on their way to last visit before returning home when the occurred The dead Rex formerly of driver of thi school bus Miss Dorothy of ton serving her first year as English teacher in the Renwick high school Loren of Guernsey Leaching his second lerm at ihc school Lillian Iowa student Don Norman Lowell my Albert all Renwick students James of Madrid and Sergio 22 of Madrid were both injured early Sunday Timmens when they were struck By car driven by Bob Carr ol while they were changing a tire Timmens and stopped Bouton ana woodward on their way home w repair a tire arid evidently did not see them in road Both were thrown into the ditch Timmens suffered brain and a dislocated hip He was taken to the Mercy hospital at Des Lillian sister of the in- jured and Leo sengers in the car were uninjured suffered a sprained der in the accident Open New Locker Plant Here Samples collected In Woodward Dallas Center Van Meter and Perry Sediment tests were applied as was the blue bacteria test and rating made Generally Mr Locker the testa proved the supplies no of- report can be made until the detailed analysis if completed satisfactory supplies will be ed and producers notified 48 samples were secured In Perry from distributors and Special obligations ire furnishing dairies Results Issued to the reserve fund of the survey here will be reported fits under the old pension and Inter through J W city unemployment compensation gram aro lo paid from It SPENT DAILY CHie treasury must pay 3 on the special Issued other old age reserve On obligations deposited in the unemployment compensation it must pay an Interest no lower than the average rate on all outstanding obligations Thus far 2 percent certificates of In- have been issued to the unemployment In tax UK security act flow into the or nt ready are lmn fay if day m the LEE E EASTER FORMER PERRY PRINCIPAL VICTIM OF SUNDAY NEW Against these Lee E former principal of the Perry High school and of the Public died at the Harlem hospital In that city Sunday night as the result of pneumonia Death followed a brief Illness or less than two weeks Mr Easter was taken 111 on a Monday alter i returning home from a week end trip which included a visit at the Oscar home In this city At the time of his visit here he said his health had been weakened although no hint of the fatal Illness was parent at the lime He became seriously 111 late day and was taken to the hospital Inspector and bacteriologist who his condition rapidly became operated In completion of the ty wide survey Mr who such surveys under the state department of agriculture through Secretary Thomas L declared that he was pleased with the cooperation displayed by Dallas Milk producers He stated that much Interest was shown and a the part of producers to assist In every way generally apparent Specific he would be studied before the final report Is made treasury deposits the special i Monday In accounts These Tuesday In effect promises pay off old age and ment benefits REPORT Week of lot 21 to Oct 27 Rainfall Mln Max Thursday Tr 31 47 Friday 37 34 Saturday IS Sunday W 14 WILL PUSH TO CAPITAL SURPLUS TAXES Des Iowa ator Clyde L Herring today said he plang lo In the senatorial a to revise the capital surplus tax rescue Iowa corporations from its unfair The senator said he and his staff will return to Washington about a week before the special session of convenes Nov 15 The senator cited an Iowa ration which incurred debts of during the depression but now Is unable to Itself be- cause any money It applies to Its obligation first requires payment of a surplus tax of 27 per cent UNFAIR company at least should be permitted to pay debts acquired previously to the passage of the the senator said The senator said the original purpose of the to force by the payment of dividends In place or the accumulation of was The senator he expects con- gress will pass an granary In the special session A corn loan of about 45 cents u bushel was his forecast for thr storage plan The senatorial com- which conducted hearings n Sioux City and elsewhere on the agricultural legislative situation probably did not learn anything they did not know he said HO added nc expects to committee members on the ings during the week before the he special session convenes PLAN REJECTED DISSOLUTION OF CIO IS POSED BY AFL LEADERS D C peace conference today until November 4th after each side had turned down the others peace al Harvey one of the CIO organization said the recess waa no considered a permanent dis- 0 C- L rebel CIO rejected today the American Federation of Labor's counter peace proposal proposal suggests abject Phillip chairman of the CIO peace committee said In a statement issued two hours after the had suggested Uon of the CIO as the basis of the settlement of labor strikes The rejection to the A F of the Utter made as the meeting opened left the up in the air with delegates un- determined immediately er it could continue I UNTIL AL LOANS AJIE ABLE ASKED Iowa agricultural said today inquiries have come from several counties about al com loans by banks to fanners until federal loans available Homur assistant secretary slid he attended a meeting of Warren county bankers n which they discussed loans of 30 cnts a bushel on corn at five per cent interest and Webster bankers and farmers are discussing ft ar proposal DALLAS YOUTHS TO 4-H ACTIVITIES DURING L A S 1 YEAR WINS TRIP critical He was unable to throw off Ulc attack and death came Funeral services were held and burial made at In addition to his who Is widely known here Mr Easter Is survived by two sons a senior the and 11 One brother of Dexter Towa also a sister ed In two years Mr Easter was employed In the Perry school system for a period of I Guy E and Harold roven years here in 1929 to owners or the Perry Refrigerated accept the of the Osceola schools His entire life was devoted to the leaching profession Wednesday Records by Eugene Weather Observer I PROMINENT NAZI OFFICIAL RESIGNS HIS Berlin mer minister of has handed His nation to Hitler It fet said thai Dr has railed to Dee wild on Ww Nul tow Locker today announced the formal opening of the located on Railroad street west of the Saturday October 30 The public Is invited to visit the plant and make a complete Inspection I Souvenirs will be presented to and they will be taken on a supervised tour of the concern which will offer rental refrigerated fcr food storage The plant Is naw In operation and a large number of lockers arc In use Included In the Iowa club awarded free trips as delegates to the National 4-H Club In Nov 28 to Dec are a number from ind nearby counties according to list Issued by Paul C extension director at State college The delegates on the of club records and deluding competition at the Iowa They will compete in specialties for at Chicago Two more will be named soon to fill the Iowa quota j of 50 I county winners of Junior Van state health Stewart Junior Kills and Lawrence grain Judging Representatives Boone county Lois and champion home furnishing demonstration pure bred litter Greene county will Robert Clause as a of the poultry Formers borrowing at such terms the option to change I loans any time the money becomes available The government Is to end more per bushel nt a lower uf Interest than banks will allow In anticipation of a corn loan the state department has warehouse boards in various counties These warehouse boards recommend sealers for pointment by the state department It Is a duty to Inspect the measure It for the amount of com It attach the seal and a warehouse cate to the farmer The warehouse certificate U paper upon which may obtain his corn loan From one to fifteen are appointed in each county Borne counties a sealer for each fewer are mended team Donald Moses ol Story will be his Balance of the list b made up of winners In the various e con- tests for boys and of the clubs held throughout the last INTERNATIONAL STOCK SHOW GAINS IN lUlm UK the stock were the hi Ike of tta kM to wll WET AND WEATHER CAUSE SOME DELAY her given in Des Iowa though wet fields and cloudy ther caused some delay Iowa ers at the close of the week ended yesterday were making In picking and cribbing the bushel com cropi 8 E Decker assistant Iowa ologist said today Decker In the weekly crop of the work re- to be done and In some In the north central and north cast and also In the southeast corn Is still too for harvest winter wheat and rye were Improved by rains of the pre- ceding week and some fall was the crop bulletin rain would be beneficial In most sections especially In the southeast oT stale water supplies arc very low In localities tor beans remain In UM fields In the southeast art still being   

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