Sioux City Nears Beer Bill Passage and Immediate Sales
Hearing to sign beer bill today expected to make the act law upon publication likely Saturday. City aims to issue class B and C permits. breweries face long closures with few reopening. Heiberg Malt Products in Waverly seen as the only likely immediate opener. Warrick brewery capacity 40,000 barrels annually.
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Sioux City
W. D Hayes
Smagenty
Iowa
Heiberg Malt Products Company
Waverly
William Helberg
Chicago
Clinton
Warrcry
Interstate
Poor Iowa towns plan brewery re opens and permits
In POOR PA area officials pursue permits as many applications arrive for reconditioning old breweries. Council Bluffs plans include opening a small brewery two warehouses leased by potential wholesalers and more storage sought with twenty three retailer license requests. Davenport and Clinton draft ordinances for council action next week and consider costs of refurbishing a brewing plant. Marshalltown and Mason City discuss multiple license applications and regulatory measures.
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Council Bluffs
Keokuk
Davenport
Marshalltown
Clinton
Clinton Brewing Company
Mason City
Brewing firms weigh reopening amid uncertain town prospects
In Sioux City and other towns brewers delay plant work while awaiting permits and state actions. Dubuque Brewing and Malting faces rumor of a return as ordinances prepare. Des Moines vendors push class B bond options. Ottumwa council hears guidance from the solicitor amid licensing talks.
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Des Moines
Ottumwa
R R_ Ramsell
Beer bill in brief Des Moines senate action summary
The three and two tenths per cent beer bill allows on premises consumption in restaurants lunch rooms hotel rooms drug stores with lunch counters railway dining cars confections and delicatessens with food permits private clubs serving meals and country clubs outside cities. Beer license fees revert to state sinking fund with local retention rules by city size and club type. Also notes transfer of real estate deed for Acacia Lawn Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery with $100 deed date 3 31 33.
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DES Moines
Senate
County General Fund
Acacia Lawn Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Anti Repealists of Linn to Meet April 20
A public meeting urged by more than 200 Linn County citizens will be held at Coe College chapel on Thursday April 20 at 7 30 p m to organize opposition to repealing the Eighteenth amendment. Dr Walter Barlow of Ames will speak on Facing a Common Foe and the Coe military band will perform.
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Coe College Chapel
Linn County
Des Moines
A. A. Brooks
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Walter Barlow
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Ames
Coe Military Band
Minnesota to hold repeal election on September 12
State wide referendum set for September 12 to elect twenty one delegates who meet October 10 to decide on ratification or rejection of a proposed amendment repealing the Eighteenth Amendment.
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ST Paul
Mns
Minnesota
Two Injured As Car Forced Into Ditch Near Newhall
Mrs Minnie Besch and 11 year old Betty Ewing, both of Waterloo, were hurt when Besch's car veered into a ditch two miles west of Newhall at 3 30 p m Friday. They were taken to St Luke's hospital. Besch had cuts on her legs and head while Ewing had light head wounds. Besch was en route to Cedar Rapids to bring her daughter Marie, a nurse at St Luke's, home for Easter.
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Minnie Besch
Betty Ewing
Waterloo
Marie
St. Luke's Hospital
J-3 Wrecked During Forced Landing Not Weather Related
Lakehurst New Jersey AP report says the non rigid dirigible J 3 was about to land when a motor loosened and she plunged into the sea during a search for Akron survivors. A crewman testified before a naval investigating board on Friday that weather did not cause the wreck.
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Lakehurst. NJ
Akron
Naval Investigating Board
Murphy Approved as Philippines Chief
The Senate approved John Dickerson of Pennsylvania for assistant secretary of commerce. They also confirmed Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy as governor general of the Philippine Islands and Frank T Bell of Washington as commissioner of fisheries.
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Washington
John Dickerson
Pennsylvania
Commerce
Senate
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Philippine Islands
Frank T Bell
No clues in New York trunk murder case
Police still have no leads on the identity of a middle aged woman found in a trunk under the Madison avenue bridge over the Harlem river. Medical examiner's report cites death by blood poisoning from wounds to face and neck inflicted about ten days earlier.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Harlem River
Chesterfield Slogan Trivia Highlights Merits
A plain statement declares Chesterfield cigarettes are milder and taste better with the slogan They Satisfy. The text notes two words claim as a simple assertion of quality.
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Chesterfield
Inflation and Farm Bill Progress in Senate Committees
The agriculture committee reports inflation as essential to farm relief and urges currency expansion. Senate action on the farm bill faces delays due to multiple amendments from several blocs. After finishing income provisions, the chamber will address the mortgage refinancing plan backed by the White House, including a $2.0 billion bond issue and $400 million in funds.
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
Long
Wheeler
Robinson
White House
House
Iowa Budget Bill Goes To Conference
A conference committee is formed to reconcile the Iowa biennial appropriations bill as the Senate and House remain about 780000 apart. The Senate's higher figure was not accepted by the House. Speaker George Miller named Representatives Bonnstetter Majone Koch Manice Snyder to the committee. Lt Governor Nels Kraschel named Senators White Miller of Buchanan Patterson Coykendall Byers.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
House
Senate
George Miller
Bonnstetter
Majone
Koch
Manice
Snyder
Nels Kraschel
White
Miller
Buchanan
Patterson
Coykendall
Byers
Roosevelt Plans New Summer Cruise With Roosevelts Aboard
President Roosevelt intends a New England coastal cruise this summer similar to his Chicago convention voyage. He and his sons will board the Amberjack II, a 45 foot launch, at Marblehead Massachusetts, likely in late June.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ins
New England
Chicago
Marblehead
Mass
Paroled Lens Maker Heads to West Coast
Geneva Illinois reports John E Mellish a famed American lens maker was paroled on a statutory charge. Judge John Newhall granted the release and Mellish plans to travel to California to continue his astronomical lens work under a unnamed friend.
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Geneva
Ill
CINS
John E. Mellish
Pacific Coast
California
John Newhall
Mellish
Kane County
Independence School Board Cuts Salaries Across District
The Independence school board reduced teacher salaries by an average 28.9 percent totaling 8356 dollars. Superintendent salary set at 2100 dollars and principal at 1500 dollars. High school teachers 1550 dollars, women teachers 1126 dollars, junior high and grade teachers 900 dollars. Pupil cost drops from 70.89 to 48.21 dollars. Most teachers were re elected.
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Independence
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