G O P Sees Parties On Equal Footing After AAA Ruling
Democrats rue the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the Agricultural Adjustment Act and fear political consequences for farmers. Republicans celebrate, saying the decision levels the campaign field by removing a guaranteed farm subsidy. they claim both parties will offer AAA alternatives and question long term farm price support.
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G.O.P
AAA
Des Moines
INS
Supreme Court
Tre
Roosevelt
Carl Cook
Glenwood
Frank O. Lowden
Friends of Agriculture
Iowa City death marks long NYC newspaper career
Albert Murschel 72 a former New York City newspaper man who died in Iowa City after a brief illness at his sister Emma Ahrens home He lived with his sister five years Survivors include his siblings Otto of Long Beach California and George of San Francisco and a large local gathering attended a family funeral at Wenger.
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Iowa City
Albert Murschel
New York City
Emma Ahrens
Ivors
Otto
Long Beach
Calif
George
San Francisco
Maquoketa County Board Reelects Engineers and Sets Bond
The Maquoketa board of supervisors re elected county engineer T F Riley at 165 dollars monthly and kept assistant engineer Care Ivle Bowman at 140 dollars monthly. A bond of 10 17 was set for settling costs related to official newspapers including the Jackson Sentinel Bellevue Herald and Preston Times.
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Maquoketa
T F Riley
Ivle Bowman
Jackson Sentinel
Bellevue Herald
Preston Times
Comeronton Charged With Theft In Pied Builty Case
Clarence Tine accused Tipton-Harald Comeron ton of stealing $20 from him and Comeron ton appeared in court before Judge June E C Gill Jam. He was sentenced to pay $50 plus costs or face 15 days in county jail. he could not pay the fine.
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Tipton
Harald Comeron Ton
Clarence Tine
Pied Builty
Gill Jam
Night Sleep Aid Promoted With Botanicals and Low Price
An advertisement urges readers to use Juniper oil and Buchu leaves through Bukets tablets to flush acids and waste, relieve bladder irritation, and restore restful sleep. If unsatisfied after four days, customers are told to return for a 25 cent refund and continue using the product for renewed energy. May Drug Store-Advertise rent.
Iowa to Lose Only Two COC Camps
Washington AP Iowa plans to abandon two civilian conservation corps camps Ames and Bloomfield before Feb 1 reducing the total to 37 camps including 21 soil conservation camps and multiple state forest drainage and park sites. Remaining camps include Shenandoah Lamont Leon Knoxville Malvern Eldora Denison Marion Red Oak Morehead Winterset McGregor Cresco Sidney Clarinda Chariton Centerville Ottumwa Fairfield Sigourney Maquoketa Decorah Drakesville Indianola Solon Oskaloosa Hampton Sioux City Bedford Albia Guthrie Center Oakville Harp ton Hamp ton Ban croft Missouri Valley and Hamp to.
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Washington
Iowa
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ames
Bloomfield
CCC Corps
Shenandoah
Lamont, Leon
Knoxville
Malvern
Eldora
Denison
Marion
Red Oak
Morehead
Winterset
McGregor
Cresco
Sidney Clarinda
Chariton
Centerville
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Maytag seeks return of 150000 donation to Albuquerque sanatorium
Maytag of Newton Iowa asked a federal judge in Santa Fe to return 150000 donated to the Southwestern Presbyterian sanatorium in Albuquerque. His attorney urged breach of trust as tuberculosis research failed to proceed. The sanatorium's lawyer argued title to the funds had passed and could not be recovered.
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Santa FE
L. Maytag
Newton
Southwestern Presbyterian Sanatorium
Albuquerque
Tim Campbell
Colin Neblett
A. T. Hannet
Morley Rolland Kohl Dies at University Hospital Iowa City
Morley Rolland Kohl son of Mr and Mrs Amos Kohl of four miles north of Morley died Sunday evening at the University hospital in Iowa City after treatment and several brain abscess surgeries. His illness began in 1931 from an injury. Survived by parents and sister Elaine.
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Morley
Rolland Kohl
Amos Kohl
University Hospital
Iowa City
Elaine
Dutton elected Sunday school superintendent at Wheatland
Mrs Anna Dut ton was elected superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday school to succeed Mrs Karl Kitts. Other officers elected were Mrs. E. V Wilmarth assistant superintendent Oline Kageman secretary Mrs. Charles Heckard assistant Laurel Hoffmeister pianist Joana Agnew assistant and Mrs. E. V. Riedesel treasurer.
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Wheatland
Anna Dutton
Presbyterian
Karl Kitts
E. V Wilmarth
Oline Kageman
Charles Heckard
Laurel Hoffmeister
Joana Agnew
E. V. Riedesel
St Louis Editor Neihardt to Speak in Iowa City
John G. Neihardt poet and literary editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch will address Iowa City January 16 with members of the Iowa Poetry Society and Iowa Authors' club as guests. The talk titled A Prairie Seer covers his friendship with Sioux holy man Black Elk. A luncheon will feature remarks by President Eugene A. Gilmore and Prof Edwin Ford Piper.
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Iowa City
John G. Neihardt
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Iowa Poetry Society
Iowa Authors’ Club
Neihardt
Graduate College
School of Letters
Black Elk
Eugene A. Gilmore
Edwin Ford Piper
The
Judge Mitchell Considers Run for Governor in Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court Justice Richard F Mitchell said he may seek the governorship this year. He arrived with E H Birmingham to confer with Democratic leaders at the Jackson Day dinner and to press for more Works Progress administration funds for Iowa.
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Washington (Ap
Richard F Mitchell
Iowa
L. S. Hill
Iowa City Launches Chest Campaign Monday
The Iowa City annual community chest drive will open next Monday with chairman Graham M. Dean announcing forthcoming budget details for relief and character building groups. Division leaders include Postmaster Charles A. Bowman Mrs Edward F Rate B Graham Bradley Prof George Haskell Miss Marie Carrigg J P Clark and Edwin B Green.
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Iowa City
Graham M. Dean
Charles A. Bowman
Edward F Rate
Graham Bradley
George Haskell
Marie Carrigg
J. P. Clark
Edwin B. Green
Mrs Bartlett Undergoes Brain Surgery After Accident
Mrs Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa wife of the former Iowa amateur golf champion was operated on Monday to relieve brain pressure from a fractured skull suffered in a three week old auto crash. She has been unconscious and in critical condition, doctors said.
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Oskaloosa
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Severe cold grips Iowa with 19 below in Spencer
A brutal cold wave chills Iowa as Spencer records 19 below zero tying this winter’s record low. Other readings span Sioux City 12 below Des Moines 8 above Dubuque 18 above Davenport 20 above with forecasts calling for subzero temps in northeast and lows of 5 to 15 below across regions.
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Spencer
Iowa
Mercury
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Charles City
Des Moines
Dubuque
Keokuk
Davenport
Woman Heads Fayette County Grand Jurors
West Union confirms Mrs. H. R. Young of Arlington as foreman, the first woman to head a Fayette county grand jury. She was the only woman drawn on the 1936 panel and sworn in Monday by Judge W. L. Eichendorf. Other jurors include C. C. Quass, Edwin Benz, Fred T. Cline, Oran Aubrey, M. H. Blong, and Erwin Nolte.
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West Union
Fayette County
H. R. Young
Arlington
Clermont
Oran Aubrey
Sumner
M. H. Blong
Waucoma
Erwin Nolte
Postpone Jolas Recital In Mount Vernon
Jacques Jolas the Juilliard piano professor at Cornell conservatory recital postponed from January 8 to January 15. The concert in New York City Monday night prompted the change at the request of New York University fine art department.
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Mount Vernon
Jacques Jolas
Juilliard
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
New York City
Jolas
Fine Art Department
New York University
Grinnell Man Joins Haile Selassie Brain Trust
John H. Spencer a 30 year old inter national law expert from Grinnell Iowa joined Emperor Haile Selassie's brain trust as assistant political adviser in Addis Ababa on Tuesday. He arrived Monday night and was chosen on recommendation from Prof Pitman Benjamin Potter after the departure of two advisers. Spencer is one of four children of Grinnell professor Ed ward Buckham and Carter Adams Greek chair Taylor Spencer.
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Addis Ababa
John H. Spencer
Grinnell
Haile Selassie
Brain Trust
Everett Andrews Colson
Colson
Eric de Vergin
Jacques Auberson
Spencer
Pitman
Benjamin Potter
Potter
Italy
Ethiopia
Europe
Anderson
General de Vergin
Sweden
John Hathaway Spencer
Edward Buckham
Taylor Spencer
Carter-Adams
Grinnell College
Moore's Hill
Ind
University of Denver
Collegia Metadista
Rome
Grinnell Professor’s Son Becomes Haile Selassie’s Legal Brain
Prof Edward Buckham Taylor Spencer, of Grinnell College, recalls his son John Hathaway Spencer as Haile Selassie’s new international law adviser. The son, 28, earned a Grinnell bachelor’s degree in 1929 with Phi Beta Kappa, studied at Harvard on a Carnegie scholarship, then in Paris, Berlin, and France under various scholarships before joining the emperor’s staff.
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Grinnell
John Hathaway Spencer
Edward Buckham Taylor Spencer
Grinnell College
Spencer
Harvard
Paris
Berlin
Iowa Processors Paid 30 Million in Processing Taxes
Iowa processors paid more than 30 million dollars in processing taxes over two years under the agricultural act ruled void on Monday. Records show 9.542 million in 1933 34 and 20.63 million in 1934 35 with an additional 1.25 million tied up in court orders restraining collection.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Huston
Internal Revenue
Maquoketa Girls Form Hope Chest Club
Maquoketa group forms a Hope Chest club with charter and by laws. Miss Ruth Cox serves as president and Miss Laura Richards as secretary. A small membership fee will be charged and the charter remains open for thirty days for others to join. Members will sew as part of Leap Year preparations.
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Maquoketa
Hope Chest Club
Ruth Cox
Laura Richards
Burns Prove Fatal To Johnson County Woman
Mrs Mary Josephine Prizler 58 resided between North Liberty and Solon died in Iowa City from burns she suffered two weeks earlier in a kerosene stove explosion at home. She was born in Liberty township and married in 1901 to Frank Prizier. Surviving are a daughter five sons three sisters and a brother.
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Iowa City
University of Town
George F . Dailey
Jack Hylton
Brandon — Epworth League
Ethelyn Applegarth
Arlene Shaeffer
Ruth Applegarth
Wayne Rouse
Donald Hausner
Frank Demarce
Pauline Trezona
Mildred Bender
Marjorie Wears Hopkinton
Matt Reles
Farley
Sarah E. Sanner
Union Township
Hopkinton
Matt H. Reles
St. John's Catholic Church
Delhi
Reles
J B Hull
Valentine
Neb
Frank Rueter
Dubuque
J P Sanner
Dubu
Konses Cat
Mande
Taste Miller
Owe Tyster
Nhe
Roy
Howelin Horft
Milter
Soretta
Roy Tertus
Raodnes
Dale Waite 'Epeer
Rat Treatier
Clark Woetsen
Ardella Crainag
Crable
Cec Slater
Home Department
Miron Hunedles
Bette
Joe Lebedi
Leda
Hugh Tastings
Margaat Henis
Waterduo
Mreo
E Stewart
Waterton
Hastings
Belle Plame
Belle Phine High School
Parks Contractors
Consola
Waterloo
Benneregi Y Orn
Tire and Battery
South English
Paul Wenger
Rage
S. B
Washington
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Light and Power
Oxford
Raymond Edwards
Masonic Lodge
Earl Klenk
WA. Scott
D E Wirthman
North Western Railway
Anna Lipsova
Cedar Rapids
Marie Klima
Martinek
Clutier
Frank Stary
Elberon
August Stary
Belle Plaine
ICB Lodge
Cluter
Csp.s
Driscoll
Bohumil Hlubocek
Sigourney
George Belveal
Fremont
Sigourney Hospital
Maquoketa
Carleton D Bed Company
J. G Thorne
Works Progress Administration
Davenport
Gazete
Mary Josephine Prizler
North Liberty
Solon
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Paul
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Qwen and
Allen
John Morgan
Rubio
E W. Showalter
Kinross
Clark Wenger
Paul and
Daryl
Arthur Wenger
S. B Wenger
Tiffin
DeWaine Slade
Euchre
Robert Madden
Clarence Haman
Richard Madden
George Slade
Charles Slade
Cook
Lowden
E. H Birmingham
Elwood
Elwood Telephone Company
Raymond Wirth
Louis Cressey
Sylvan Jansen
Bess Hamilton
Scott Hill
Marvin Ruggeberg
Edward Waugh
Wiliam Jansen
Dora Galloway
Harland Jones
Sherman Hanna
Alburnett
Evangelical Church
Dive McCreery
Fred Stirm
L. A Quays
John Bauer
Earl Balderston
Ruth Marie Hense
Iola Kee
YPMC
Marengo
Minnie Costello
Parnell
Costello
Pear
Caius
Adolph Hudepe
Hinrichs
Hartford
Sumner Pion
Alte Greene
Maytag
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Henry Seeger
Milwaukee Railroad
J. Elder
Seeger
Teed's Grove
Brown's
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Olin
Martelle
Violet Clark
Mary Henderson
Beth M Ghick
Emma Lawson
Wilda Glenn
Margaret Brickley
Ruth
Martha Blayney
Esther Zula Alexander
Adah
Elva Weeks
Alta Pieper
C J. Brickley
Jean Glick
Alberta Bixler
Rosemary White
Gwen Tudor
Charlotte Swenson
Virminia LeMar
Sileen Milled
Clarice Easterly
HH Freeman
Masonic Order
MM. D Grafft
Henry Biere
Lloyd Putro, Jr
Roy Easterly
Gilbert Blayney
Guy Macomber
Lyn Strait
J D
Joal Clark
Earnest Hotz
Stewarts
C. H P, Hanson
Tyler
St. Louis
Judge Mitchell
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Tok Wei
Pune
Linn County
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Orlwein
Towa
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