Awards Made At Iowa Newspaper Dinner Honors Three Editors
Des Moines reports the Towa Press association named Charles F. Rogers of Mount Pleasant News William C. Dewes of Algona Advance and Paul C. Woods of Sheldon Mail as master editors at a Friday night ceremony during the annual meeting Twenty four Iowa newspapermen have previously received similar awards Contest results list prizes for best service to agriculture community service best typography of weekly papers and top editorial pages with honors across towns of varying populations and general excellence awards for multiple papers and regions
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DES Moines
Towa
Towa Press Association
Charles F. Rogers
Mount Pleasant News
William C. Dewes
Algona Advance
Paul C. Woods
Sheldon Mail
Iowa
Sigma Delta Chi
Iowa State College
Ames
Denison Review
Pocahontas Record- G Demoncrat
Anamosa Eureka
Parkersburg
Sigma Delta Chi Chapter
University of Iowa
Anamosa Journal Town Press Association
Cooney Sees Bright Chance To Succeed Spangler
DES MOINES AP Martin M. Cooney of West Union said he believes his prospects to succeed Harrison E Spangler as Republican national committeeman from Iowa are extremely bright. He urged that a majority in the state convention be for delegates-at-large candidates, noting Iowa Republicans meet next Friday to select 22 delegates and the national committeeman for the Philadelphia convention. Spangler has served since 1932. Cooney hopes the northwest farming districts Eighth and Ninth will back change.
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Des Moines
Martin M. Cooney
West Union
Harrison E Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Philadelphia
Spangler
Grinnell restaurant owner injured in highway crash
Grinnell man Richard Martin, a restaurant owner, was critically injured Friday when his car overturned on highway 14 near Bedrock after reportedly being crowded off the road by another vehicle. He was transported to a Des Moines hospital.
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Knonville
Richard Martin
Grinnell
Highway 14
Bedrock
Des Moines
Delta Delta Delta Alliance elects president
Mrs George Bird was elected president of the Delta Delta Delta Alliance yesterday. Mrs John S. Kephart has returned from Colorado Springs where she spent most of the winter. Mrs Joseph Naibert suffered two broken ribs and other injuries today when her husband’s car was struck by an automobile at South Second street west and Fifth avenue. Mrs Richard Lord has returned from a two months trip to the northwest and California.
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George Bird
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
John S. Kephart
Colorado Springs
Joseph Naibert
South Second Street West
Fifth Avenue
Richard Lord
Northwest
California
Temporary Knights form at Knights of Pythias meet
A temporary organization of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan was formed at a meeting of Knights of Pythias last evening with J. A DuBois named temporary chairman and George Cockburn as secretary and treasurer. Also noted were retirements of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Witwer from St. Angus Florida where they spent the winter and newly elected lower grade teachers Miss Mary Kepler Miss Ella Luckman Miss Helen Schulz Miss Elmera Gelston Miss Lulu Hoffman Miss Eva L. Walters and Miss Ruth Young. The city park superintendent post held by Otto Wolff will be abolished by Park Commissioner H. J. Whitfield.
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Dramatic Order of the
Knights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
J. A DuBois
George Cockburn
H. E. Witwer
St. Angus
Fla
Mary Kepler
Mount Vernon
Ella Luckman
Sidora
Local Trips and Pastor Appointment Notes
Mr and Mrs John Halloway left for Hot Springs Arkansas for a two week visit. Mrs H B Dunning returned from Arizona. Rev Walter M White of Mexico Missouri is invited to Cedar Rapids for potential pastorate at First Christian Church. Miss Emma Rice left for Lawrence Wyoming for an extended visit. A J Davis narrowly escaped a dam spill when his launch motor failed and he drifted to shore.
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John Halloway
Hot Springs
Ark
H. B. Dunning
Arizona
Walter M. White
First Christian Church
Mexico
Cedar Rapids
Emma Rice
Lawrence
Wyo
A. J. Davis
Petition drive seeks reappointment of Washington coach
Special to The Gazette Washington petitions demand Fred Maasdam be rehired as Washington high school coach. In 90 minutes, business venues collected over 300 signatures backing Maasdam, while a student strike remains unresolved. Students return to classes and give the board until April 12 to decide Maasdam’s fate as an armed truce holds.
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the Gazette
Washington
Fred Maasdam
Washington High School
Maasdam
State Board Accepts Rockefeller Grant For Research In Physiology
The Iowa state board of education accepted a $24 000 Rockefeller Foundation grant to support general physiology research by the University of Iowa zoology department. It also noted $3 000 from Edward C Prichett’s will for scholarships and other grants from Parke Davis and Carnegie Foundation. Dr George J D Stoddard leads child welfare genetics study. infantile paralysis fund receipts total $1 133 05 from the Iowa City fund.
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Iowa City
Iowa State Board of Education
Rockefeller Foundation
Zoology
University of Iowa
Edward C Prichett
College of Law
Liberal Arts
Parke, Davis and Company of Detroit
College of Medicine
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teachings
George JD. Stoddard
Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa City Fund
Dr Cardle to Retire as Burlington Pastor
Dr Arch ibald Cardle longtime Presbyterian leader from Iowa announces resignation as pastor of First Presbyterian Burlington after 33 years. He will retire the last Sunday in October and stay in Burlington where he heads the city board of education and serves on the public library trustees. He holds roles with Town national missions, Parsons College Fairfield, and the Presbyterian church national missions council. He is a director at the State University of Iowa School of Religion.
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Archibald Cardle
First Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Public
Cardle
Iast
National Home Missions Council
The
Presbyterian Church
Permanent Judicial Commission
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
School of Religion
State University of
Iowa
Erwin George
WR. Storey
F W Sauer
John Kearns
F W. Sauer
Banks Geesey
HC Davis
Geesey
F. W Sauer
HD Rowley
H. C Davis
H Davis
Banks Geeses
E M Adams
RD Minehart
Independence
R. F Clark
M. O Fouts
Tony Gerdes
Alva Norton
W .B. Phelps
C. L. Bayer
R N. Dawes
A C. Burkhart
Claud Wolfe
Ethel Fenner
J. B Elliott
Decorah
Elua N. Logsdon
Trout Run
J. Kindred
Phelps Cemetery
H P Nicholson
Winneshirk County
J. H W Logsdon
H P, Nicholson
Ossian
Luella Richards
Castalia
Orlin Witting
Washington
Gladys Peterson
Clermont
Mary L. Toney
Waukon
Leonard Hertges
Rochester
Minn
Ossia
Albert Bonfig
Traer
United Presbyterian Church of
Tracr
R. J Smith
Gordon Keith
Metcalf, Retired Lansing Editor, Dies at 84
George W. Metcalf 84 of Lansing, retired editor and publisher, died at his home Friday. Born January 8, 1856 in St Clairesville Ohio, he moved to Lansing in 1872 as a printer and bought the Lansing Mirror in 1881, running it 41 years. He served as Lansing postmaster under Roosevelt and Taft. Survived by wife Eva Strong, four children Edna Matteson, Hubert, George, and Walter. Funeral expected Monday.
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Gazette
Lansing
George W. Metcalf
St Clairsville
Roosevelt
Taft
Eva Strong
Edna Matteson
Boston
Hubert
Des Moines
George
Walter
Tipton Methodist Church Rally Sets Sunday Schedule
A Tipton church rally at Tipton Methodist Church begins Sunday at 4 p.m. with Dr Russell Cole of Cornell College addressing The Changing Times in Which We Live. Panel discussions 5 to 5 45, pot luck at 6, music at 7 30 led by Duane Crossley, and Rev E T Gough of Mount Vernon to speak at 8 on Continuous Program of Evangelism.
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Tipton
Tipton Methodist
Russell Cole
Cornell College
Duane Crossley
E. T Gough
Mount Vernon
Detective Denies Sioux City Charges Imply Hidden Motives
In Sioux City courtroom, Claude Bledsoe denies charges of taking protection money and colluding to permit vice. He suggests a hidden motive behind his and Perry Davis's discharge, naming Jack Oakie and Worden as linked figures while denying rumors of beer taverns and brothels involvement. He asserts the accusations are false.
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Sioux City
Vice
Claude Bledsoe
A. O Wakefield
Perry Davis
Bledsoe
A H. Bolton
Davis
Jack Oakie
Bolton
Worden
Sturgeon
Oakie
Decorah and towns report local news and deaths
Iowa brief items from Decorah and surrounding towns note obituaries for Mrs. Byron A Chandler and Mrs Elua N Logsdon, with family details. plus local government changes in Decorah Central City and other towns, church meetings, school board actions, and notable injuries and retirements in Castalia Ossian Traer Lisbon Winthrop Dysart Tipton Malcom Grand Mound Mount Vernon Oelwein and Randalia.
Fair Prices Solution For Farmer's Ills
Gannett argues for higher farm prices to lift farmers out of poverty and restore national health. He cites Brazil and Argentina as examples, calls for safeguarding commodity prices, warns against New Deal policies, and urges internal price supports to end farm bankruptcies and unemployment.
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Argentina
Europe
Australia
Great Britain
London
Federal Treasury
Washington
America
South America
Britain
MacMillan Commission
Tas
Farm groups urge stable prices and cooperative action
A 1920s protest urges government and farm organizations to stabilize prices rather than seek parity profits. It argues for market outlets, surplus management, and a planetary authority to maintain purchasing power, backed by Grange Farm Bureau and National Cooperative Council unity. The appeal pressures voters to demand leaders who restore fair farm income to save America.
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National Cooperative Counal
Danser
Na- Honeaolan
Grange
Farm Bureau
Nahanal Cooperate Council
America
Senior resident suffers pelvic fracture after fall
Strawberry Point resident Surrelda Woodruff, turning 90 this month, avoided a fractured hip after a fall down the stalls. A second person, Kleinlein living northeast of town, fell from a porch and sustained a pelvic fracture. Both are at Mercy Hospital in Oelwein.
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Strawberry Point
Vrs
Farm Price Index Returns to January Level
Iowa State College economist reports farm price index flat at 8 to match January as March value. buying power and prices show leveling after months of decline. Index based on 1910-14 figures. farmer purchasing power steady at 700 on March 15. prophesies modest farm activity into spring.
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Tee Fe
Iowa Farm Economist
Tecu State Colleg
Frida
Riverside And Kalena Churches Protest Sale Of War Materials
Riverside and Kalena Methodists protest the sale of war materials to Japan. A letter from Pastor Stuart C. Peterson and about 75 members of both churches was sent to President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull, Senator Gillette, and Representative Martin in the New Federal district.
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Riverside
Kalena
Japan
Shambaugh Improves After Cerebral Thrombosis Attack
Prof Ben F Shambaugh of the University of Iowa political science department shows definite improvement after a Sunday cerebral thrombosis attack. Reports say he remains in serious condition with medical staff hopeful for further recovery.
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Iowan City CP
Ben F Shambaugh
Bette Saturda
Ciane Shambaugh
Dera
University of Iowan
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