Iowa Legislators Send Ten Bills To Governor Herring
Iowa lawmakers review minor measures and defer or amend several bills in a session. Key actions include tax lien conference, electrical and insurance measures, and proposals on federal land power, with debate and sarcasm over the Crystal bill and employment agency fees.
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300 State Banks Seek Insurance
Des Moines report on banks applying for federal deposit insurance under a temporary system. Federal Reserve mem ber banks qualify automatically for participation while non members may join via RFC and FDIC review. The new scheme guarantees individual deposits up to 1000 dollars, expiring July 1 before permanent FDIC rules take effect.
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Feod Distribution To Needy Families To Begin Thursday
Plans for a federal aid distribution to needy families were announced as starting Thursday. The report notes state emergency headquarters and civil works discussions, with Washington resisting further CWA/CWS increases. Check totals show 643000 dollars mailed last week and 3920 of 4000 women placed in civil works service.
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Train Crew Rescues Farm Family From Fire Near Lamont
A Burlington freight train halted by conductor Brown rescued the John Sly farm family. The 12 room Sly home burned but the family escaped unharmed as the train crew guided them to safety despite the blaze Wednesday.
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Belle Plaine Girl and Tama Merchant Married
Miss Mildred Kern of Belle Plaine and Claude C Corns of Tama were married at the Tama Methodist parsonage on Christmas day at 2 30 p.m. The ceremony was performed by Ren W Eckler with accompanying relatives present. The couple will reside in Tama.
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Claude C Corns
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Ladonna Corns
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Fred Kern
Belle Plaine High School
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Cornell College
Tre Coupe
Mrs. Frank G. Ray of Vinton Dies at 86
Emma Whiteside born in Pomeroy died at 86 from a heart attack in Vinton. She taught in Vinton before her 1876 marriage to banker Frank G. Ray and was active in Presbyterian circles. Survived by husband, sister Addie Kirkpatrick, son E. K. Ray, daughter Mrs. John M. Knapp, a Boston granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Expenses Down Despite Inmates At State Insane Hospital
The Cherokee state hospital for the insane reduced operating costs by 21455 dollars for the year ending June 30 1933 despite an inmate rise to 1540. The auditor reports 369197 dollars total cost or 23974 dollars per patient versus 390657 dollars for 1445 patients or 27035 dollars per patient in 1932. County assessments were similar, lowering the state cost to 25 901 dollars.
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Iowa News in Brief Washington Tama Tama and Riverside items
A jumble of notices from Tama and Riverside details weddings deaths and church services. Included are obituaries for Grace Dpueepe and Bissell family items with funeral plans in Tama and a Tama county marriage history. Washington reports strong Christmas business with cash circulating from CWA projects.
Church Leaders Trained at Tama County School
Interdenominational training program hosted by Tama county Ministerial Association runs Wednesdays from Jan 10 to Feb 7. Courses include A Study of the Pupil and The New Testament with instructors from Traer Gladreck Toledo and Reinteck. Certificates awarded at a Feb 7 recognition service.
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Sibley Lawyer Named Judge to Replace Bradley
Wallace C. Garberson of Sibley was appointed by Gov. Clyde L. Herring to the Twenty-first Judicial District seat to fill the term of Judge C. C. Bradley who resigned to become a Royal Union Life Insurance trustee. Garberson, 59, has practiced in Sibley since 1901, is Osceola County attorney, a Democrat, and holds degrees from Iowa State College. He is married with a daughter at Grinnell College and two sons at the University of Iowa.
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Gasoline Price Cut in Iowa Jan 1
Des Moines report that gasoline will cost one half cent less per gallon starting Monday as Iowa removes one third of the 1% federal gas tax. M L Long of the Iowa Petroleum Association notes the liquor tax revenue funds the gas tax reduction.
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Norman Thomas to Speak at Ames under League auspices
Norman Thomas former socialist party leader and two time presidential candidate will give a talk in Ames. He appears after a luncheon as guest of honor and delivers the speech at 415 pm in the Memorial Union building at Town State College.
Wyoming Folk Observe 55th Date Of Wedding
Christmas day marked the fifty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Newton French two miles west of Wyoming. They were married December 25 1878 in Anamosa and have spent 51 years near Wyoming. Both are Presbyterian members and active in local affairs. They are parents of nine children, ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Sinn Disappearance Triggered Bank Shortage Claims
Investigation centers on Raymond Sinn, in charge of closed banks at Ainsworth and Cotter, amid claims of missing funds. B S Lewis of the banking department patrols recovery, seeking return of embezzled sums and cooperation from bonding firms while pursuing charges if Sinn is found.
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Missing Sinn Linked To Principal Bonding Firm
Fragmentary report indicates Sinn vanished while in the custody of a principal bonding firm identified as St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company. He left his wife and two children at 22 Washington, where he resided during the period referenced in the note.
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Watchman At Crossing Suffered Fatal Sleep Mistake
Funeral services will be held for Mr and Mrs John G Jacobsen of Iowa City and Toledo and their son John 21 fatally injured Christmas night when a North Western train struck their car at Scranton. Coroner ruled death accidental as crossing watchman Charles Sapp admitted sleeping and woke too late to lower gates.
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Fire destroys Fairfield Ledger building in 70 000 loss
A five hour blaze in 8 below cold temperatures gutted the Fairfield Ledger building Tuesday night. The J C Penney store on the ground floor suffered 45009 in damage while the Ledger publisher estimated total losses at 70000. Fire crews were hampered by freezing water and two Ottumwa trucks failed to operate.
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