Supreme Court Upholds Farm Debt Moratorium Measure
Iowa Supreme Court upholds the mortgage moratorium law extending the redemption period to March 1935 for foreclosed farms. In a 5 to 4 decision the court found the act valid, ruling against Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank which argued contract impairment and due process issues from Boone county. The case involved David T Nordholm and Elsie Marie Nordholm of Pilot Mound.
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Des Moines
INS
Supreme Court
Regular Assembly
High Court
Boone County
Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank
David T Nordholm
Elsie Marie Nordholm
Pilot Mound
Nordholm
Land Bank
O. T. Henderson
Bank of
United States
Iowa
Mrs Laughrige Addresses Southeast Iowa Teachers in Fairfield
Special to The Garetts reports Hilton consolidated school principal Mrs Laughrige spoke to southeastern Iowa teachers at Fairfield on ninth grade pupil development, stressing observation over experience. Her background includes Parsons College Fairfield, C R Laughrige as superintendent, and University of Iowa graduate study. Supt E M McGrew of Williamsburg will respond to the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garetts
Roy
DR. Laughrige
Hilton Consolidated School
Iowa
Fairfield
Pupis
Laughrige
Parsons College
Conroy
C. R. Laughrige
Birmingham High School
University of Iowa
Hngh
Towa County
Towa State Teachers Association
E. M McGrew
Williamsburg
Gly-Cas Shown As Effective Remedy In Cedar Rapids Ad
A Cedar Rapids reader reports Gly-Cas as a new medicine that cured long standing indigestion nervousness and neuritis. The testimonial notes improved health with freedom to eat and an offer to share details at home. Gly-Cas marketed by Thirty Drug Store at First Street and Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
1St St
3Rd Ave
Cornell Symphony Orchestra Begins Tour Thursday
The twenty ninth annual spring tour of the Cornell College Symphony Orchestra starts Thursday in Lost Nation led by conductor H A Miller for the twenty seventh time. The group will give eight concerts over a week visiting towns including Pearl City Freeport Lanark Polo Lena St Charles and more with soloists Lucile Indra and Rheon Woodward.
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Apeciai
the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell College Symphony Orchestra
Lost Nation
H. A Miller
Friay
Il- Ad
EE Pyle Sdodwell
Pearl City
Freeport
Lanark
Polo
Lena
St. Charles
Lucile Indra
Rheon Woodward
Mason City
Symphony
Mary Foster
Algona
Helen Sartor
Washington
Helen Swaney Marwood
Ill
Margaret Risser
Beatha Baumbach
Nashua
Mildred Finch
Lisbon
Dorothy Johnson
Oak Park
Virginia Hughes
Hamilton
Anson Moore
Tipton
Annabelle Thompson
Marjorie Williams
Clinton
Margaret Lilley
Waterloo
Clara Mate Thompson
Lucile Indra Lena
Lola Mades Polo
Mildred and
Marcellin Lawton
Wanda Hower
Doris Newstrand
Dayton Heten Klausta
Herprom
Herprom Hildrad Nechos Cathemus, Loretta Worreh
Mildred France
Rose Hill
Bernice Kasser
McGregor
Richard Tims
Tama
Claude Rose Newton Lee Berare
Morr Ghasser Racheiler
Dillon Hebord
Marte
P Lowell Bover
Lois Flischmann
Balliore
Jawrenece Goodke Weunman
Franklin Littell
Cton
Krepoe
Bate
Mount Vernwood van Motor Ve
Aipdiapolis
Toms Srfer Nation
Philip Rer
Toayout 1
Kenneth Moore
Freeport Li
Wuallam Schiroe
Tee Peceran
Fairfax Church Group Presents Play Thursday
Fairfax readers will see a dramatic play by local youths at the Fairfax Catholic church Thursday evening. The east coast coach directs the cast with students including Sampson, Dorothy Davis, Bernard Mur, and Leo Yarerek in supporting roles.
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Fairfax Church
Fairfax Te Vaung
Paeeks Cathole
Res Barre
Kearnis
Sampson
Mre Tomes
Neres
Poona Sen
Dorothy
Davis Wet Moys
Dave
Bernard Mur
Hasim Leora
Yarerek
Leo
Wilton Junction Couple Have Church Wedding
Miss Ruth Wipe Gag of the Rev Mr and Mrs Happel became the ede er Ay app son of Mr and Mrs He Tay on the Zion Lith eran crore Vaoday evening The see Ws read by othe brides Ver pas arat the church before APETON ate STAD pe ew The Powe pas were Winter Grune der and Wassa Brame The medal saa Matha Timmer ar chest open Herman Wacker Cems Cara Sealer Eva Scoreder co MM wanker Trepe Van pele and Toes Bais Herbert Maeko paid oe pre eean The whers were Fawig Hapoel Herbert OVesen Hoee d Gepaer Wrmner Theiss Acception and supper Sou l owed
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Ruth Wipe
Pow Happel
He Tay
Zion Litheran
Apeton
Winter Gruneder
Wassa Brame
Saa Matha Timmer
Herman Wacker
Cems Cara Sealer
Eva Scoreder
Wanker
Trepe Vanpele
Bais
Herbert Maeko
Fawig Hapoel
Herbert Ovesen
Wrmner Theiss
Iowa City faculty oppose internal pick for president
The Gazette reports dissension at the University of Iowa as state board of education moves to hire an executive from outside the faculty to succeed President Walter A Jessup. Interim leadership and further policy statements loom as candidates from outside the university are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sordal
the Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
State Board of Education
Walter A Jessup
State Board
Jessup
Sire Tive
W R Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Washington, DC
Paul C Packer
College of Education
Chester A Phillips
College of Commerce
Eugene A Gilmore
College of Law
Clarence M Uodegraff
Packer
Iowa to seek rehearing in Clark salary case
Des Moines underscores the state plan to ask the Iowa Supreme Court for a rehearing after the court affirmed the lower court ruling that E W Clark is entitled to his salary and office. Assistant AG Leon Powers stated the state will file a petition for rehearing while Comptroller C B Murtagh holds back Clark’s back pay of 2668 dollars until the petition is resolved.
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Des Moines
INS
E. L. O'Connor
Iowa Supreme Court
E. W Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
Leon Powers
Murtagh
Organize Student Senate At Iowa U
A new student senate at the University of Iowa forms to address economic and optical issues free from faculty control. Tom Moore of Waterloo is named chairman, with the April 12 open forum set to discuss municipal ownership of an electric plant in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Tom Moore
Waterloo
Iowan City
Frank Jaffee
Paterson
Vergil Tacy
Council Bluffs
Senate
Tacy
Claude Hogan
Henry Reed
Cresco
Lyman Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Davidson
Crawfordsville
Grover Pratt
Betty Wurster
Tom Yoseloff
Mason City
Janet Larrabee
Clermont
Chariton Man Held After Stabbing Wife
Chariton, AP report. Mrs. Elmer Fullen, 65, hospitalized in critical condition with a chest knife wound. Her husband, 63, initially claimed she harmed herself but later admitted stabbing her due to jealousy and nagging. County attorney and sheriff say he will be held awaiting his wife's condition.
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Chariton (Ap
Elmer Fullen
Chariton
John H Smith
Fullen
H B
Levis
J E Walligan Dead Davenport Publisher Joseph Halligan Dies
J E Walligan dies in Davenport hospital after long service as owner and publisher of the Davenport Leader. Joseph E Halligan, 72, was a familiar figure in local papers and town news circles. Calmar spring contest winners Clouel Frana and Agnes Broderick advance to Winneshiek county contest in Decorah Saturday.
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Davenport
Jsoeph E. Halligan
Davenport Leader
Calmar
Clouel Frana
St Aloysis
Agnes Broderick
Decorah
Finalists Named For Declamatory Meet At Marengo
Marengo Southeastern Town high school announces declamatory finalists for the Thursday night event judged by University of Iowa professors Vance Morton Clay Harshbarger and Harry Barnes. Betty Scott Macrenege earns automatic humor division entry.
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Marengo
Southeastern Town
J H. Shipton
Vance Morton
Clay Harshbarger
Harry Barnes
University of Iowa
Betty Scott
Macrenge
Roger McShane Davenport
Cuba
Robert Whitney
Fort Madison
Hari
Floyd House
Chariton
Frederick Wertman
Carlisle
David Lemon
Town
Harry Dunesn
Keokuk
Ive Vriezlaar Pella
New School Head Named At Toledo
The Toledo school board elected Malcolm Love of Monroe as superintendent at 1700 dollars annual. He will replace W A Pye on July 1. Eva Mae Bresson becomes high school teacher at 1000 dollars. Domestic science and manual training are cut. Grade teachers take reduced salaries from 950 to 750 or 800 in various Toledo and nearby Moravia assignments.
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Ecial
Oledo
Toledo
Malcolm Love
Monroe
Love
W. A. Pye
Eva Mae Bresson
Alice Fowler
Julia Uchytil
Pearl Kupka
Alma Keemer
Moravia
Maude Rines
Helen Fisher
Davenport Man Die in Love Shooting
Roy Franey, 35, of Davenport, died from a bullet wound inflicted Monday night in a hallway quarrel. Witnesses said Mrs. O. L. Ross, 42, of Moline, shot Franey during a dispute and will be charged with murder after Franey’s death Tuesday night. Police reported the argument involved Franey, his wife, and his sister.
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Davenport
Roy Franey
O. L. Ross
Moline
Franey
Francey
Golden wedding anniversary noted in Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Howard D Brant of 1233 Seymour avenue celebrated fifty years of marriage with a family dinner at the home of their son in law and daughter at 709 Sooth Summit street. Mrs Brant was Mary Elizabeth Cooke of Cedar Rapids and the couple married quietly in Burlington.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Howard D. Brant
Seymour Avenue
LeRoy S. Mercer
Sooth
Summit Street
Brant
Mary Elizabeth Cooke
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Rock Island
Rockford
Fairbury
Minn
Clinton
Elmira
Riverside
Willis W. Mercer
W. Mercer
Raymond Bywater
Merritt C. Speidel
George Maresh
C. H. Myers
Roscoe B. Ayres
Mary Mercer
Mr. Brant
Six Liquor Law Violators Plead Guilty and Sentenced
Six pleas of guilty were entered in district court Monday afternoon before Judge H. E. Taylor. Derrell Lantz was sentenced to three months in jail and $300 fine for unlawful transportation of liquor. Henry Schweindman received the same sentence for bootlegging. Ed Weideman was fined and paroled on payment for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Kyle Strong was jailed three months and paroled on costs for illegal possession of liquor. Earl Williams received three months and $300 fine for unlawful transportation, with jail time suspended on good behavior. L. L. Johnson, for maintaining a liquor nuisance, got the same sentence with jail time suspended.
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West Union
H. E. Taylor
Derrell Lantz
Henry Schweindman
Ed Weideman
Kyle Strong
Earl Walliams
L. L. Johnson
Louisa County Husband Fatally Shoots Wife Then Himself
Myrtle James aged 45 of Cairo Louisa county was shot twice by estranged husband Charles James 50 Tuesday night in the yard of their home. He then shot himself and was treated at Muscatine hospital for a spleen operation Wednesday inmates report he may recover. Mrs James's 14 year old daughter had been living with her mother while the husband stayed with other children.
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Myrtle James
Cairo
Wapello
Louisa County
Charles James
James
Muscatine Hospital
State board to limit questions on sales tax rulings
Des Moines AP reports the state board of assessment and review will answer no more questions on the retail sales tax unless written requests with data are received. John W. Foster says rulings will be issued as needed. complete facts contracts documents and real parties must be disclosed. no hypothetical cases. inquiries must be in writing.
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Des Moines
State Board of Assessment and Review
John W. Foster
Keokuk County Dentists Examine 1329 Children
Dentists in Keokuk County completed dental examinations of 1 329 pupils in rural and consolidated schools. The survey, directed by the U S Public Health Service and the American Dental Association, covered January to April 1 in Kinross Webster Thornburg Gibson Hedrick and Delta schools. Findings show 75 percent of children need dental care, many unable to afford it.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
United States Public Health Service
American Dental Association
G. G. Goldthwaite
Milo Fear
G. P. Baughman
What
New Pastor Named For St Patrick s Church At Fairfax
Fairfax The Rev. John Buyzinski of State Center will succeed Rev. J D Kearn as pastor of St Patrick s Catholic church. Father Kearn is transferred to St Matthew s in Cedar Rapids to replace Father P J Behan who moves to Anamosa. Buyzinski takes over Fairfax duties April 18 with Rev S J Tushak of Waverly covering until then.
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Fairfax
John Buyzinsk
State Center
J. D. Kearn
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Father Kearn
St. Matthew's Church
Cedar Rapids
P. J. Behan
Anamosa
Father Buyzinski
J. Tushak
Waverly
Anamosa Bank Building Sold to Charles Foley
ANAMOSA The district court approved the sale of the First National bank building to Charles Foley of Anamosa for 6700 dollars. A Foley brother had bought the Niles and Watters bank building earlier, now rented to the Citizens Savings bank.
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Anamosa Bank
Charles Foley
Anamosa
First National Bank
H. C. Ring
Foley
Niles and Watters Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Iowa Wins Federal Grant for April Work Relief
Des Moines reports a federal grant of 804 015 dollars to Iowa for relief in April to fund a state work relief program in late April. Gov. Clyde L. Herring announced the approval by National Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins in Washington. The plan shifts from direct relief to work relief mid month under a program by BEH Mulock, delayed earlier by lack of state funds and uncertain federal aid.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Harry L. Hopkins
Washington
H Mulock
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Borad
Hetne
MR. Atwin
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Wilton Junction
Board
W.R. Boyd
T Hlold Chariton
J. E. Walligan
Air
H. D. Brant
Louisa
Housewives
Medamt
Glidden Company
Holland
BRIN
Sanford's
the Glidden Company
BOR Combination
Oppi Morris Sanford Company
Brest
Nem
Sanford
Bethroes
St. Patrick’s Church
Simmons
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