Jersey Cattle Club endorses area TB testing plan and opposes dairy measures
The Iowa Jersey Cattle Club adopted resolutions endorsing the area plan for bovine tuberculosis testing and urging continued accreditation guidance for Iowa. They disapproved agglutination tests for Bang's disease as compulsory and urged better testing methods funded by the legislature.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Iowa City
Clyde Herring
Ray Murray
Iowa
Iowa Jersey Cattle Club
General Assembly
Waterloo Cattle Congress
T-H
W. J. Campbell
Jesup
R. G. Kingsley
McGregor
Seth Shenton
Indianola
Co. W. Howe
Des Moines
Carlisle Ellis
Charles City
R. G. Kinsley
EBC
Chance
Adel
Laura Putman
Eldora
Leo B. Smith
Williamsburg
E. S. Baughman
Pulaski
Poor relief waste spurs call for systematized county aid
The article condemns Linn County relief administration as wasteful and inconsistent. It urges auditing of all expenditures and professional social work to streamline aid. It highlights a large struggling family as example and notes crowding and distress for first-time applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Hose
Snow Portent in Cedar Rapids Cold Mist
A cold mist fell on Cedar Rapids as temperatures stayed mild. The thermometer dropped to 31 at 7 a.m. after a midnight 38, with 9.30 a.m. reading of 33 and 2.30 p.m. holding steady.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Lifer Hides In Shaft 76 Hours
Walter Pine a state penitentiary lifer surrendered after hiding 76 hours in shafts high in the cellhouse roof. Guards believed he had escaped before his capture at Fort Madison Iowa.
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Iowa
Fort Madison
Walter Pine
State Penitentiary
Pine
Eviction Battle Ends as Judge and Wife Face Deputies
In Sugar Creek near Elkhorn Wisconsin on Tuesday Justice of the Peace Max Cichon and his wife fought deputies attempting to evict them from their farm home. The standoff lasted twenty minutes with gunfire from both sides before Cichon surrendered.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Max Cichon
Sugar Creek
Cichon
Max
Virginia
Max, Jr
James Mason
Cichons
Company ‘of
Man says hunting dog caused shotgun wound
Louis Heintz, 49, told doctors he was shot in the heel by his hunting dog after the animal stepped on the shotgun trigger while he set the gun down briefly. Heintz was hospitalized for treatment.
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Chicago
Louis Heintz
Heintz
Brookhart To Vote Against Dry Repeal
Senator Brookhart of Iowa warns against any wet move as he backs prohibition and opposes repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Senator Sheppard of Texas remains undecided and will wait to see the proposal before voting.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Brookhart
Iowa
Hoyt Named President of Aviation Corporation of America
The reorganized board accepted Lamotte T. Cohu’s resignation as president and elected Richard F. Hoyt to succeed him. Hoyt, former chairman at Thompson Aeronautical and Curtis Wright, also served with Pan American Airways. L. D. Seymour was chosen to lead American Airways, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Aviation Corporation.
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New York
Aviation Corporation of America
Lamotte T. Cohu
Richard F. Hoyt
Hoyt
Thompson Aeronautical Corporation
Curtis Wright Corporation
Pan- American Airways
Aviation Corporation
L. D. Seymour
National
Push Measures For Legal Beer In Both Houses
Proposals to repeal or modify prohibition intensified as the House and Senate took up measures. The Democratic House leadership moved to consider a Volstead Act modification through Chairman Collier. In the Senate the Glass amendment seeks a federal prohibition of the saloon replacing the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Washington
LLP
Senate
House
Democratic House
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Judiciary Committee
Glass
Dem
Robinson
Reynolds Estate Settlement To Be Made In February
Negotiations between Mrs. Libby Holman Reynolds and the Reynolds family over the Z Smith Reynolds estate are in early stages. A final settlement awaits the birth of Reynolds's child in February. The potential inheritance is about 18 million dollars, with only a small portion expected to be requested from the Reynolds family. Benet Polikoff, counsel for Mrs. Reynolds, said no settlement can occur until after the baby is born.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Z. Smith Reynolds
Jury Deliberations Continue in Dennison Case
A federal jury weighing a liquor conspiracy charge against Tom Dennison, political leader, remained deliberating Tuesday night after receiving the case late Monday. No indication was given of progress or when a verdict might come.
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OMAHA
Tom Dennison
Dollar Reaches Record High in Paris Forex Market
The American dollar jumped to 25.61 francs in Paris trading on Tuesday, marking the highest level in over two years. The gain fuels speculation that France could ship gold to the United States as bankers consider converting francs to gold at the Bank of France.
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Paris
United States
Bank of France
America
McNary Introduces Farm Relief Bill
Washington AP report says Senator McNary chair of the senate agriculture committee reintroduced the farm relief bill to let the farm board implement the equalization fee export debenture or domestic allotment plan to curb surplus production.
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Washington
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Wilkerson Withholds Name For Judgeship
President Hoover releases letters after Federal District Judge James H. Wilkerson of Chicago asks that his nomination to the seventh circuit court not be resubmitted. Wilkerson cites lack of action and reluctance to reappear before the Senate, while Hoover expresses regret at the decision and the two sides exchange formal replies.
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Washington
Hoover
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago
al Capone
Senate
Federal Circuit
Wilkerson
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Glenn
Seventh Circuit
Megie
Writ of attachment filed against broadcasters in Boston suit
A writ of attachment for 1,000,000 damages in tort was served on the National Broadcasting Company and the Texas Company, both of Boston, with Uproar Company of Boston as plaintiff. The declaration has not been prepared. Returnable the third Tuesday in March.
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Boston
National Broadcasting Company
Texas Company
Arthur Bernard Berenson
Mail Robbers Steal Up To 500000 In Chicago Heist
Edward E. Brown, a Chicago bank official, estimated the Tuesday mail robbery total between 400000 and 500000. Police described the grab as expertly timed and the swift act left about 150000 to 200000 in cash and negotiable securities, most not easily cashed. The theft occurred near Clark and Adams as two mail bags were taken during the transfer to banks.
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Chicago
Edward E. Brown
Brown
United Press
Fred Woelsch
Clark and
Adams
Woelsch
Frank Stastny
First National Bank
First Union Trust Company
Stastny
Big Tim” Murphy
County Poor Grocery Orders Revealed In Marion Study
A report shows the county overseer of the poor issues groceries to dependent families with rules and price limits. Some aid recipients must surrender licenses or perform county work. milk for babies and school attendance are required. Marion’s program rewards work with slightly higher food aid, while Cedar Rapids lags in enforcement.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Lilian Landmesser
Marton
Manchester Baby Born In Auto Near Marion
The second child of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Wilcox of Manchester was born in their automobile about six miles east of Marion while en route to an Iowa City hospital. Mother and baby were taken to Dr. H. O. Young’s Marion office and returned home three hours later, both doing well.
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Merwin Wilcox
Manchester
Wilcox
Marion
Iowa City
H. O. Young
Congress Dances Review Sparks Lame Duck Debate
Will Rogers notes Europe’s film Congress Dances pleased none in the U.S. Congress, with forty-six Democrats as the main villains and ninety-eight Republicans plus forty-six Democrats split on the nation’s will. He predicts an extra session and mocks the lawmakers choice to delay.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Europe
Congress
Son of Nashua Pastor Dies in Y M C A Pool
William Kent 27 son of the Rev and Mrs William Kent of Nashua died after acute dilation of the heart while swimming at the Y M C A pool Tuesday at 5 30 pm He was pulled from the pool and failed to respond to one and a half hours of treatment He was a Coe College graduate and had worked at the Inter Ocean Reinsurance company He is survived by his parents two sisters Virginia Kent and Mrs Richard Clark and one brother Kenneth Kent
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William Kent
Nashua
Kent
Waud Bowers
Sixth Avenue SE
George Nissen
Second Avenue’ SE
Tecovais
Brown Church
St ‘Nashua
Coe College
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Virginia Kent
Cedar Rapids
Richard Clark
Keota
Kenneth Kent
Dr Kinard's First Wife Sues Second For Million Dollars
In Detroit a million dollar alienation of affections suit was filed against Gail Stephens Kinard, second wife of Dr. Kerwin W. Kinard, a Kansas City surgeon. Ada Lee Kinard, the first wife, alleges the affair began after fourteen years of marriage. The case names Kinard as the target and accuses his wife of stealing his affection.
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Dr. Kinard
Detroit
Sns
Gail Stephens Kinard
Kerwin W. Kinard
Kansas City
Kinard
Doctor Kinard
Ada Lee Kinard
Three Nations Oppose Jap State Manchukuo
In an extraordinary League of Nations session three nations led by the Irish Free State refused recognition of Manchukuo. Ireland urged adherence to the Lytton report before the assembly and Czechoslovakia backed nonrecognition while condemning the puppet state.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Manchoukuo
Japan
Manchuria
Irish Free State
Manchukuo
W. W. Yen
China
Yosuke Matsuoka
Joseph Connolly
Lytton Commission
Connolly
Eduardo Benes
Czechoslovakia
Lytton
Benes
Hoover outlines bank reform and tax plan in final message
President Hoover presents drastic economy measures including a blanket manufacturers tax and a 11 percent pay cut for federal employees. He calls for balancing the budget, banking system reform, and international economic cooperation, noting the crisis phase has passed and trust in institutions remains strong.
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Washington
Feo
Hoover
Aged Nazi Speaker Attacks Hindenburg at Reichstag
In Berlin the 88 year old President Paul von Hindenburg faced sharp criticism as the Reichstag convened. Karl Litzmann blasted him for not naming Adolf Hitler chancellor, while Hermann Goering was re elected speaker after the opening address.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
von Hindenburg
von Schleicher
Karl Litzmann
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Dennison
Marion News
Will Rogers
Walter Gasetter
Will
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Cedar Rapids News
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