Survey results on seven to be determined
Des Moines report reviews Gov. George A. Wilson’s 14 inaugural issues and the legislature’s response. It notes favorable action on farm to market roads and budget control while four items were ignored and seven outcomes await results. highlights include teacher welfare pensions and state aid school funds not enacted, and old age assistance increases approved.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Wilson to Inspect State Institutions in Des Moines
Gov. George A. Wilson plans to visit all state board of control institutions as the new board prepares to take over May 1. He may appoint a business manager for each of the fifteen institutions and notes a general farm superintendent provision was removed from the consolidation bill. Roy Pullen, a Spencer dirt farmer, is appointed for a six year term ending June 30, 1945, to succeed Harry C. White.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
State Board of Control
Senate
General Assembly
Wilson
Board of Control
Roy Pullen
Spencer
Harry C. White
Vinton
Griswold bills toll bridge linking Cassville and Guttenberg
A bill introduced by Representative Griswold of Wisconsin proposes authorizing Cassville to build a toll bridge across the Mississippi River to connect with Guttenberg Iowa.
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Washington
Iowa WPA Slashes May Work Force by 2100
George J. Keller, Iowa WPA administrator, said 2100 workers will be removed from projects between May 1 and 8 due to a reduction in Iowa's works relief quota. May funds allow 26000 workers instead of 28100 assigned in April.
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Des Moines
George J. Keller
WPA
Iowa
Keller
Daylight time petitions reach Iowa City leaders this spring
Iowa City petitions urge a daylight saving time shift from April 30 to September 24. Mayor Willenbrock and council members receive the proposals, with University of Iowa backing pending council approval on May 5. President Gilmore says UI cooperation possible if adopted.
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Henry F. Willenbrock
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa
Marjorie Beckman
Charles Beckman
Johnson County
Board of Supervisors
Helen Lerch
Polk County Relief Office
Miss Beckman
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Winterset
St. Mary’s School
Walter F. Boeckmann
Lone Tree
St. Mary’s Church
Ada Andrews
Cyril Black
John Bock
George Chadek
Lucille Consamus
Gerald DeFrance
Gertrude Duttlinger
Marian Halsch
Dorothy Hebl
Patricia Kuncl
Richard Petrak
Mary Hummer
Mary Reichardt
Mary Reiter
Fernand Richard
Donald Schmidt
Margaret F. Seemuth
Lorraine M. Soens
Helen Willhauer
William Ward
E. T. Hubbard
O. B. Limpseth
E. P. Conkle
E. C. Mabie
T. C. Caywood
W. J. Peterson
Louis Pelzer
A. C. Martin
William Gower
Vernon Stutzman
William Bachmann
John Johns
George Calahan
Floyd Dayton
Dayton
Wesley McGinnis
Oxford
Callahan
Toledo Missionary Meeting Draws Delegates
About 150 delegates attended the Iowa branch meeting of the Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church in Toledo. The three day session featured speakers Mrs. F C Scott Toledo Mrs George Rose Des Moines Rev F C Scott pastor of the local church Mrs Esther Lease Sumner Matilda Weber Dayton Ohio Naomi Wilson Mrs Gail Hoffman Des Moines Lucille Stauffer Cedar Rapids and Rev A L Branstetter Muscatine. A playlet Together was presented by Rae Jeann Catlin Reva Lewis Margaret Fleming and Catharine Earhart of the Garwin Otterbein Guild with Georgiana Amon don singing a solo assisted by Doris Williams.
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Toledo
Iowa
Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
F. C. Scott
George Rose
Des Moines
United Brethren Church
Esther Lease
Sumner
Matilda Weber
Dayton
Ohio
Naomi Wilson
Gail Hoffman
Lucille Stauffer
Cedar Rapids
Rev. A. L. Brandstetter
Muscatine
Rae Jeann Catlin
Reva Lewis
Margaret Fleming
Catharine Earhart
Garwin Otterbein Guild
Georgiana Amidon
Doris Williams
Fisherman Jerry Stejskal Fined for No License
Jerry Stejskal of Clutter was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace Robert Powell on Thursday for fishing without a license.
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Jerry Stejskal
Clutter
Justice of the Peace
Robert Powell
Cedar Rapids Man Convicted At Vinton
Mack A. Augustine 53 of Cedar Rapids convicted by a nine to three jury in Vinton for illegal possession of game birds after a Cantwell farm pheasant trip. He received 15 days to file a motion for a new trial. The case originated as an appeal from J A Ruhl justice court.
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Mack A. Augustine
Cedar Rapids
Augustine
Justice Court
J. A. Ruhl
Ringneck
Cantwell
van Horne
Anna Shaw
Garrison
William Jensen
Luzerne
Eldon Lear
Shellsburg
Fred Hoffman
Walker
Herman Zeiser
Raymond Rinderknecht
L. A. Grimm
J. E. Cox
Dysart
Louise Bailey
Belle Plaine
Ann Anderson
William Johnson
Newhall
Wilbert Lindt
Herbrecht Chosen To Succeed Hutton
O G Herbrecht of Des Moines was named by the state Sunday school board to succeed the late Walter Hutton as general secretary for Iowa. Hutton died March 29. Herbrecht has been state young people secretary.
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O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
State Sunday School Board
Walter Hutton
Iowa
Herbrecht
Hutton
Palo seniors stage Lets Be Congenial comedy
Palo Edna Railsback and Curtis Schnell will play the lead ing roles in the Palo senior class play a 3act comedy to be presented May 3 under the direction of R. N. Smith. The cast includes Monita Hayes Marie Keiper Arlin Longfield Charles W. McClintock Margaret Mawds ley Ardis Melton and Gilda Minor.
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Edna Railsback
Curtis Schnell
R. N. Smith
Monita Hayes
Marie Keiper
Arlin Longfield
Charles W. McClintock
Margaret Mawdsley
Ardis Melton
Gilda Minor
Fiftieth Regiment Plans Des Moines Reunion Sunday
Judge John T. Moffit and J C France join nine veterans of Iowa state Fiftieth regiment for a Des Moines gathering observing the forty first anniversary of muster day. Host Horace M Havner and other veterans including Douglas V Jackson and John R Gardner will attend with Adjutant General Charles H Grahl present.
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John T. Moffit
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Horace M. Havner
Moffit
France
Hayner
Douglas V. Jackson
Muscatine
John R. Gardner
Lisbon
Elmer A. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Glenn C. Haynes
Fort Madison
John A. Dunlap
Keokuk
Charles A. Collison
Minneapolis
Charles H. Grahl
Jolas Venn Recital at Cornell Chapel This Sunday
Miss Helen Venn and Prof Jacques Jolas present a two piano recital at 8 in Cornell chapel. Their program features Bach Concerto in C minor Brahms Variations on a Theme by Haydn Debussy Afternoon of a Faun Moussorgsky Coronation Scenes from Boris Godunov arranged pieces by Mier Chasin.
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Helen Venn
Jacques Jolas
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Cornell
Haydn
Boris Godaunoff
Moussorgsky
Debussy
Chopin
Mier
Strauss
Chasin
Howard Johnsons One Man Show At Cornell This Week
Fifty five pictures by Howard Johnson on display at Armstrong hall Cornell campus open daily 2 to 5 through May 5. Works span abstractions to gouache and include a recumbent pig and a skyscraper. Johnson of Cedar Rapids currently in Des Moines for the state fair mural, counts Cedar Rapids as home. He is a graduate of Grant high 1932, largely self taught with a stint at the state university. He has shown in New York and Chicago and elsewhere. exhibitions precede May Hohlen and Mount Vernon artists at Armstrong hall.
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Amana
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Cincinnati
May Hohlen
Burlington
Alice Andrist
Nama Lathe
Philip Henderson
He'd Better Have Asbestos Pants He Struck Match
John Lanzen dorf of Ovens struck a match on his gasoline saturated trousers causing a non serious burn. He was treated by a physician and likely will be more careful in the future.
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John Lanzendorf
Ovens
Talle To Attend New York Ceremonies For Norwegian Couple
Rep Henry C. Talle of Decorah Iowa received royal invitation to join Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess in New York for the Norwegian pavilion opening at the World’s Fair. He will attend the inaugural ceremonies and the Waldorf Astoria banquet. He is slated to participate when the royal couple visits northeastern Iowa on May 6 and 7.
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Iowa
Traer Man Weds Garwin Woman at Evangelical Parsonage
Frank J. Mysak of Traer and Gladys Wiese of Garwin were married last week at the Evangelical parsonage in Mare Shall town. The couple were attended by Ralph Le Fevre and Lorraine Wiese. Mysak, son of Joseph Mysak of near Traer, works with his father in farming and the pair plan to settle on a farm.
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Ralph le Fevre
Lorraine Wiese
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