County Quota System To Be Installed At S A Hospital
Iowa City County will receive a population based quota of patients for admission to the University of Town hospital as state funds shrink. Hospital administrator Robert E B Neff says the plan aims for fairness, with monthly reports to county officials and social workers on available service and contributions to date. Exact county quotas will be announced next week.
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Iowa City
University of Town
Robert EB. Neff
Neff
Seventy Light Counties Seek 20 Million For Public Works
Iowa local government units have applied for more than 20.9 million dollars in federal public works funds. Projects span cemeteries school houses flood protection water systems sewage plants and road improvements across counties cities and towns in the Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Waterloo areas.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ger Kraschel
Kraschel
Council Bluffs
Councluff
Waterloo
University of Town
Cedar Rapids
Allamakee
Waukon
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Dunkerton
Hudson
Bremer
Tripoli
Clayton—Garber
Delaware
Delhi
Dubuque—Cascade
James Canada to Face Forgery Charge in Poll Book Alteration
Kossuth county supervisors filed forging charges against James Canada of Webster City for allegedly altering a poll book page to show Dennis Goeflers voted Republican in 1932. Charles Blair of Webster City denied involvement. County Attorney Maurice McMahon secured assurance from Attorney General Ed L. O'Connor's office that Canada will appear for arraignment.
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Algona
Maurice McMahon
Ed L. O'Connor
James Canada
Webster City
Kossuth County Board of Supervisors
Dennis Goeflers
State Fish and Game Commission
Goeders
Commission
Charles Blair
Canada
University Players to Present The Importance of Being Earnest
The University of Iowa theater will perform Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest as the final summer session play in Iowa City. Aug 17 date announced with directions by BBC Mabie and cast starring Vance Morton Houster Smith Town City and Russell Tembke Sioux City in leading roles.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Oscar Wilde
University of Iowa Theater
BBC Mabie
Vance Morton Houster Smith
Town Cty
Russell Tembke
Sioux City
Thief Sought In Nevada Hog Transport Truck Theft
Special to The Gorzette reports Tama officers pursued a driver of a stolen truck loaded with fourteen hogs abandoned near Mentoir. The thief fled after the crash into a tree in front of the Fo J Ward home, as witnesses described.
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Gorzette
TAMA
N.pht
Mentoir
Marstall J Wrn
Mentour
Csabr Ty Mt
Maite
SiMien Aloit
Thiureas
Reunion Honors Birthday Of Mrs John Schmidt Sr
Mrs John Schmidt Sr was honored on her sixty sixth birthday with a Watkins family reunion at the home of her eldest daughter Mrs Charles Nolte. Ten children and spouses attended with many relatives present, celebrating in a gathering that included extended family members and neighbors.
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John Schmidt
Watkins
Charles Nolte
Watkins A
Charles Nolic
Oand
James Buhrman
Chares Schmidt
Die
Ty Sielamidt
Joacegds Sebmae
Henry Slmtue
Wil
Sines
Theo Core
Dante F.bresx
Ambrose Minued
Theresa Sinvh
Chartes Bre
Thes
Tae Sons
Cyrd
Arthur Scome
Chidrem Phamas
Leenz
Ard Betts
Ann Mrooara Mos
Thomas Gibns
Tromos
Arn
Cunston Schmdt
Gilbert Ard Reheed
Schmid Eoest Mane
C Ford Schnidt
On Cufford
Ooand
Leonard Kenpeth Panone
Hilda Schmid
Paul
Zero Schnidt
Raphael Schmacker
Finan Schmaerker
Teeta Stark
Deere Wail Mon
C’arenee
Lois We
Anna May Schmdt
Vernon Taveon
Blane Dows
Geraldine Sipyat
State highway bids for paving and grading projects announced
The state highway commission announced bids due August 15 for four paving projects totaling 2379 miles of primary highways and one grading project of 402 miles.
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Ames AP
State Highway Commission
Advances Shown In Iowa Business In June And July
Iowa City reports a June July business upswing despite farm price declines. Farm products fell 2.5 percent from May but rose 30.6 percent versus June 1932. railroad carloadings up 11.6 percent. employment up 47. public works contracts up 5 93 percent, total building contracts up 129 percent. Prof Davies says recovery costs are not merely postponed. labor flows into productive use and wealth grows. He notes NRA central control echoes in Japan and Germany with limits in Germany.
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Iowa City
Iowa
George R. Davies
University of Iowa Bureau of Business Research
Davies
United States
NRA
Japan
Germany
$18 000 Process Tax Already Paid By Iowa Producers
Iowa manufacturers and wholesalers of flour and wheat products have paid over $18 000 in processing taxes. Charles Huston the collector of internal revenue says payment not required until August 7 with a 25 percent penalty plus interest accruing afterward.
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Iowa
DES Moines
Charles Huston
Internal Revenue
Huston
New State Office Building Proposed for Des Moines
Iowa City Senator Paul W. Schmidt proposes a state office building to house all departments now spread across capitol grounds and downtown Des Moines. He also backs repealing salary cuts, a highway police patrol bill, and reforming legislator pay and session length. He seeks federal funds for the building and may move most agencies from the capitol except the governor’s office.
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Des Moines
Paul W. Schmidt
Iowa City
General Assembly
Statehouse
Capitol
Public Works
Schmidt
Beatty-Bennett
Springville Band to Present Concert With Wyoming Musicians
Springville and Wyoming musicians join for a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday with several novelty features featured during the program.
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Springville
Wyoming
William Platner Dies Oldest Mount Vernon Businessman
William A. Platner aged 80, long a Mount Vernon business figure, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after emergency surgery and subsequent pneumonia. He was born January 1853 in Cedar county, attended Cornell college, and was married to Alice Young in 1877. Survived by two sons, two sisters, and a brother. funeral set for Saturday afternoon at his home.
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Mount Vernon
Wiliam A. Platner
Cedar Rapids
Platner
Cedar County
David Platner
Cornell College
Alice Young
Elizabeth
Cornell Conservatory
William
Los Angeles
Henry
Evanston
George Camp
Mary Akers
Des Moines
David
West
Presbyterian Church
Kraschel to Speak at Springville Harvest Home Aug 29
Lieutenant Governor Nelson Kraschel will speak at 10 30 a.m. during the Springville Harvest Home Festival on August 29. A pony show at 9 30 a.m. and street sports, baseball in the afternoon, with a band concert and dance at night. Free barbecue sandwiches at noon. Committees led by R F Wiley and E T McShane with Don Colehour as secretary and treasurer. Henry Cooper to marshal the day.
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Springville
Nelson Kraschel
R. F. Wiley
R. C. Hunte
E. T. McShane
E. H
C. L. Brown and Son
Henry Cooper
Speedy relief urged by Home Owners' Loan office
Washington AP Gels Botsford Iowa's Home Owners' Loan Corporation head told to pursue full relief for mortgage burdened homeowners. Office ready by Sept 1 with district offices to collect applications and trade bonds for mortgages. Cash loans from a $200 million fund possible as last resort with board approval.
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Washington
Gels Botsford
Iowa
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Botsford
Federal Board
Iowa Home Loan Rules For Municipal Mortgages
The program banks on appraised value with cash loans at up to 40 percent and mortgages potentially scaled to 20 percent for bond transactions or 60 percent for cash. An easy payment plan runs for fifteen years with monthly installments, adjustable terms if needed. Eligible property under 20 000 dollars in Iowa where the owner resides or holds homestead while away temporarily can borrow up to 14 000 dollars.
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Iowa
Last Of Mohicans to Appeal In Attack Case
A. A. Mitchell, 75, the sole farmer on trial for abducting Judge C. C. Bradley, said Friday he will appeal to the supreme court. He is the only defendant who did not plead guilty and is free on appeal bond despite a thirty day sentence for the attack.
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Mohicans
LeMars
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Ralph Bradley of Cedar Rapids
Funeral services were held Thursday in the M P church for Mrs. Ralph Bradley formerly of Millersburg Cedar Rapids born Lucille Dietze September 4 1904 in Millersburg. She is survived by her husband two sons Ralph Jr and William two brothers Frank Dietze Cedar Rapids Alvin Oakland two sisters Clair McMohn Oakland and Mrs Earl Barr Marshalltown and her mother Mrs M J Schultz Oakland.
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Millersburg
M. P
Ralph Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Lucille Dietze
Amos Dietze
Ralph, Jr
William
Frank Dietze
Alvin
Oakland
Clair McMohn
Earl Barr
Marshalltown
M. J. Schultz
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Bulletin
State Advisory Board
H M Cooper
E P Adler
Davenport
Wal F Riecy
Des Mones
Roosevelt
Nels G. Kraschel
Dubuque
Dyersville
Grundy
Grundy Center
Wellsburg
Jackson Bellevue
Sabula
University
Johnson Roads
Town City
State University
Jones Anamosa
Center Junction
Secioal
Wyomine
Marion
Decorah
Nevada
Oeiwin
Eimp Wat Orp
Iren
Bla Ore
B ‘le Bag
Starge
Esarin
Bert
Teore Bently
Eee
Verna Brat
Winier Onic
Bradford
Oracte
R.ts S
Oracle
Madehe Dt
Leona Kernmui
Rita Struckman
Chap'i
Margaret Ann Fridley
Orerene
Leonard Rie Marshal
Wallace Stephen Ase
Art Marshal
Lyle Steuben
Columbus Junction
David E Owens
Roma
Pete Aette Cotter
Presbyteran
Caret
Trica
Res
Parker
Cambae
Cer
Owers
Wes O
Aid Mie
Evan J Owen
Srn
Abbert Owen
Chchester
M Howe
Tan Crawfordsyi
Mroo Lutter Dye ' Wrymar
Heowae
Ats Viola
Rome
Onslow
Joli
Gilwet
Bn I
Raleigh
John McAlister
Bettie
Hopkinton
Will Dennison
Craa
Beldon
John
Los Anse
Dennison
Mari'da ¢ Bell
County Antrim
Iretoro
Elmer A Jo! Son
Vinton Nraralty
Vinton
Nore Busiess
Gav
Pius Fas
Charles Manson
E Chamber of Commerce
Cee Carranas
Richard Cane Fied
Tee
Coon N Tre
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Formain Britton Columbia
Lotus B Banchard
Coggon
Tocal
Big Wall
Chasiere Ey
Liccert & Mytrs Tosacco Co
Chesterfield
Esterfield
William Platner
Vernon
Home Loan Office
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