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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1938

Page

16

Maytag dispute stirs Iowa political campaign plans

Des Moines AP report notes Newton labor strife over a 10 percent wage cut could dominate fall campaigning. Republicans plan to blame Governor Krasch, Democrats to defend him as GOP and Democratic state committees meet in Des Moines for strategy and "state day" at the Iowa centennial fair.

Des Moines Newton Iowa Republican State Central Committee Democratic State Central Committee United States Supreme Court Maytag National Guard National Labor Relations Board Nelson G. Kraschel

Iowa Welfare Workers to Attend Statewide School

County boards of social welfare and their staff will attend a three day school at Ames August 25 to 27, with county welfare directors and investigators required to participate. The session aims to coordinate state and federal programs amid concerns over delays in old age assistance and ward contact, featuring experts from the University of Iowa and Iowa State College.

DES Moines County Boards of Social Welfare State Board Ames A. J. Draper State Board of Social Welfare Federal Social Security Board Iowa Iowa Pension Department G. D. Haskell State University of Iowa H. V. Gaskill Iowa State College Peter Kassius Social Security Board Washington, D. C George Davies Iowa State University

G W Case Named Clarence School Superintendent

George W Case former Sabula Sa bula superintendent was elected Clarence schools chief by the board after K L Benner resignation. Case an Austin College Sherman TX and University of Iowa graduate has led Corwith Ia and Sabula districts. Clarence schools open August 29.

Clarence George W. Case Sabula Board of Education K. L. Benner Davenport

See You Laundry Robbery Reported In Sioux City

Police said a Friday night robbery at See You Laundry resulted in a $129 loss. No injuries were reported and victims described the intruders as strong arm men.

Sioux City INS

Log Cabin Antiques and a Garden Home Tour

Mrs. Huber keeps a log cabin museum at the J A L Hubert farm near Westchester in Washington County. She collects antiques and fills three rooms with Civil War relics, old linens, teapots, a Melodeon table and an organ tone that visitors hear before signing the guest book.

J. A. LL Huber Westchester Washington County Abraham Lincoln

Tama Indians Plan Brilliant Powwow Starting On Aug. 18

The Meequakies on the Sac and Fox reservation near Tama prepare for a four day silver jubilee powwow starting August 18. A historic pageant in five episodes features early Indian life and travel with real ponies. Papoose health contest and Friendship Dance mark opening events while leaders of Sac and Foxes welcome visiting tribes with speeches and a grand feast.

Tama Sac and Fox Ira D. Nelson Clara Anderson Tama County

Davenport Directs Band and Mesquakie Chief Remember Youth

An old Indian custom observed by western tribes is described as Davenport directs the band. James Powershiek, 83, the oldest Mesquakie, recalls wooing dark-eyed Indian maidens during his youth and leading ceremonies.

Davenport James Poweshiek

State makes possible surgery to restore sight for blind

Iowa officials report 13 remedial program cases under treatment for partial vision recovery. Ten involve cataract operations with hopeful outcomes. A 74 year old woman improved enough to risk losing pension eligibility, possibly moving to old age assistance.

Des Moines Iowa Bessie Regel

Decorah to Observe 85th Anniversary of Dr V Koren Arrival

Special to The Gazette Decorah marks the eighty fifth anniversary of Dr V Koren arrival and the founding of Washington Prairie Norwegian Lutheran church He came from the University of Christiania Norway in 1853 and was the first resident Norwegian Lutheran pastor west of the Mississippi His parish stretched from Dubuque to Albert Lea MN He also led the Iowa district and later presided over the Norwegian Lutheran synod in America The Washington Prairie congregation has been served by Dr V Koren and his son Rev Paul Koren for eighty five years The celebration will be held on Luther College grounds which Koren helped secure before the college moved to Decorah in 1861.

Decorah Dr. V. Koren Washington Prairie Dr. Koren University of Christiania Norway Mississippi River Dubuque Albert Lea Minn Iowa Washington Prairie Church Norwegian Lutheran Synod In America V. Koren Paul Koren Luther College

End of martial control looms in Maytag strike

Martial law in the Maytag strike zone near Newton may end by midweek as Iowa guardsmen plan removal contingent on labor negotiations. Major General Tinley and civil authorities held talks with Governor Kraschel asking dismissal of pending cases. Judge Bechly and county officials outlined no firm timetable.

Jasper County Camp Dodge Des Moines Kraschel Maytag Frank S. Bechly Montezuma Bechly National Guard Military Commission Luther M. Carr Judge Bechly

Funeral Services for Detlef Petersen Held in Iowa City

Funeral services for Detlef Petersen 23 manager of the United Press association bureau at Fort Wayne Ind will be held here at 10 a m Tuesday Petersen a native of Miles Ia was fatally injured in a Friday motor car collision near Decatur Ind His mother Mrs Ann Peters en lives here Burial will be at Miles

Iowa City Detlef Petersen United Press Association Fort Wayne Ind Petersen Miles Decatur Ann Petersen

Iowa Auxiliary To American Legion Meets At Waterloo

The eighteenth annual convention of the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Iowa will be held in Waterloo August 17 to 19 with Hotel Russell Lamson as headquarters and the Paramount theater as meeting venue. Mrs. Maurice L. Northrup of Des Moines will preside, and honored guests include national president Mrs. Malcolm Douglas of Seattle and other national officers and Iowa leaders.

Des Moines American Legion Auxiliary Department of Iowa Waterloo Russell Lamson Paramount Theater Maurice L. Northrup Malcolm Douglas Seattle Wash Gwendolyn Wiggin-MacDowell Indianapolis Ind Myron C. Miller Anthony Kan H. C. Houghton, Jr Red Oak Iowa Federation Woman's Club Bess R. Johnson Smouse Opportunity School A. H. Hoffman T. A. King West

Union Leaders Prepare for National Americanism Convention

The convention opens Wednesday with 7:00 a.m. registration at the Russell Lamson hotel. The 7:00 p.m. banquet at the Tavern on the Green honors Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Northup will preside and Mrs. Douglas will be the principal speaker.

Iowa U Receives PWA Grant for Air Conditioning Project

The Public Works Administration approved 99 new non federal projects bringing total to 4,867 with an estimated $1.206 billion in construction. Iowa allocations include Boone waterworks and city hall projects, Decorah bridge, Indianola bleachers, and Iowa City Iowa University air conditioning project valued at 15,750.

Washington Public Works Administration Iowa Boone City Decorah Indianola Iowa City Iowa University

Kraschel Leaves Hospital For Harlan Home Recovery

Governor Nelson Kraschel left Des Moines hospital at noon Saturday to rest at his Harlan home for a week before returning to the capitol. He fell ill en route to Davenport to address the state American Legion convention. doctors diagnosed a kidney stone.

Des Moines Nelson G. Kraschel Harlan Capitol Davenport American Legion

Clarence Man Possesses Rare Indian Arrowhead Collection

Fred Hoffner of Clarence, a restaurant proprietor, has built a collection of more than 300 Indian arrowheads found locally since his boyhood. The trove includes tomahawk heads, an eight inch spearhead, and a variety of flint arrowheads in many colors. Hoffner also collects seashells and fossils from Florida.

Clarence Man Clarence Sugar Creek Fred Hoffner Hoffner Mr. Hoffner Florida

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CIO G. W. Case Clarence School Harriett Swain Wedgewood Bennington Ware Majellica J. A. Huber Thompson Photo Alice Witosky Edward Davenport Middle West T. M. Metzger Iowa U PWA
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