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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1938

Page

16

Quiet Fourth Celebrated as Eichendorf Backed in Fayette Contest

Special to The Gazette reports Fayette county Republicans endorsed Judge W. L. Eichendorf for renomination with a large delegation supporting him. Delegates from Iowa State and local districts reiterated support for Judge H. E. Taylor. Separate sections cover Johnson County and Anamosa conventions, naming state and district delegates, officers, and campaign officials with remarks on race dynamics and party strategy.

West Union Fayette County W. L. Eichendorf L. R. Campbell Hawkeye M. M. Cooney George M. Simpson J. C. Davis G. P. Leverton R. C. Ingersoll M. J. Channer Oelwein W. A. Lauer Eldorado J. M. Smittle Waucoma R. P. Strauch Elgin Anamosa Jones County Warren J. Reese E. A. Grimwood Oxford Junction Edna Watters J. E. Remiley A. A. Cole Olin Leonard A. Iverson Monticello A. N. Trevarthen J. E. Heiserman B. E. Rhinehart Mail Z. A. Grimwood George Shimerda J. F. Foult Ra Banter Herman Helsens John D. Wayne H. M. Freeman SUR Gordon Greenfield Don Ruhl Palmview H. J. Mayberry Cassi

Friendship of Chicago Boy and Blind War Veteran

Eddie Skrivanek, an eight-year-old from Chicago, forms a strong bond with Fremont Clark of Wadena, a World War II era blind veteran, during a two week Iowa farm stay. Eddie adores garden chores, corn, beans, and animals while Clark mentors him and guides tasks with Patsy the dog assisting.

Chicago Iowa Ddie Manchester United Charities of Chicago Clarence Cox Eddie Skrivanek Little Bohemia Fremont Clark Wadena Eddie Clark Seeing Eye” Institute Free Patsy Fosters Katherine Russell Mr. Foster Fremont

Kantor Returns to Webster City to Dig Indian Mound

MacKinlay Kantor, famed novelist, finances and supervises excavation of a local Indian mound with Prof Mildred Mott at the University of Chicago. Dr Charles F Keyes reviews the mound while Kantor visits daily. He plans a Civil War tale and other work tied to his Iowa boyhood.

Webster City MacKinlay Kantor Kantor Mildred Mott University of Chicago Charles F. Keyes Cornell College Miss. Mott Frank L. Mott University of Iowa

All Factions Claim Tentative Victory in Maytag Truce

Newton residents hail a three day armistice after 350 CIO workers leave the Maytag Washing Machine plant. Leaders claim progress toward a settlement while company officials say the plant is back under their control. Workers eye returning under any terms as fourth of July plans fade.

Newton CIO Maytag Washing Machine Company N. G Kraschel Maytag Park Union Jasper County Prairie City Reasoner Maytag

Poweshiek Democrats Plan Rally in Montezuma Homecoming

Poweshiek county democrats meet in Montezuma to plan a rally July 30 with Gov. Kraschel addressing the homecoming celebration and a September county picnic. New county officers named are Charles Vogel as chair and Ada Bissett as secretary. Delegates to the state judicial convention and state convention are listed with numerous local party members.

Montezuma Poweshiek County Democrats N G . Kraschel New County Democratic Charles Vogel Grinnell Ada Bissett George Murray Charles Hink Guy Gorsuch L. W. Brock A. R. Longnecker C. A. Hink William Bohnam Anna Marsh Wayne Reams Henry Schultz Hollis Larsen Wilbur Schultz Amos Falkenberg Clinton Ryan Harry Jones Agnes Wyerly Dauphin Ewart Luella Focht W S. Smiley W. J. Nelson Albert Page Harry Eisele Otto Schultz Viola Lamb Grover Eisele E. I Mason Lola Landes C E. Brooks Albert Spading J. W. Frizzell Mary B. Cullison

Benton county Democratic convention names delegates

Vinton P. V. Neuzil of Blairstown presided at the Benton county Democratic convention where vacancies on the county ticket were left unfilled. Delegates selected to the state convention include P. V. Neuzil Blairstown W. C. Scrimgeour R. L. Hancock P. A Lally Belle Plaine Harvey Hartz William Grovert Newhall Logan Urice August Hertle Chris Kin sel W. E. Gilchrist Vinton John Franzenburg Keystone J. C. Glenn Laurence Becker Jr Nor way H. J. Grunewald C. B. Bar ron Oscar Reinhardt Van Horne H. H. Fagan Al Weise Mount Auburn E. M. Bratton Shells burg A. C Kluss Luzerne C D Moore Urbana.

Vinton P. V. Neuzil Blairstown Benton County W. C. Scrimgeour R. L. Hancock P. A Lally Belle Plaine Harvey Hartz William Grovert Newhall Logan Urice August Hertle Chris Kinsel W. E. Gilchrist John Franzenburg Keystone J. C. Glenn Laurence Becker, Jr Norway H. J. Grunewald C. B. Barron Oscar Reinhardt van Horne H. H. Fagan al Weise Mount Auburn E. M. Bratton Shellsburg A. C Kluss Luzerne C D. Moore Urbana

Hart Named Democratic Congress Candidate by Johnson County

Democrats in Johnson County Iowa City endorse William R. Hart for the congressional vacancy created by Rep. Edward C. Eicher's withdrawal. Hart praised for honor, energy and ability as a state central committee member. The convention elected 38 delegates to the district convention and 76 to the state convention with instructions to support Hart.

Iowa City Johnson County R. M. Work Sam Hunter William Meardon Homer Cherrington Thomas Martin R J. Phelps H. J. Mayer Robert Larson C. R. McCann Ledger Yoder Clara Weber Earl Gifford Stella Putnam Myron Walker Earl Thomas W. R. Miller Bruce Gibson A. Abramsohn Roy C. Flickinger William Morrison John F. Reilly Lloyd Howell C. A. Bowman James T. Gwynne Ray Karns John G. Fink George Hunter E. C. Green Wilber J. Teeters Kirk Porter Minnie Luscombe Kenneth Dunlop George Maresh Glenn Hope D. C. Nolan Leslie Moore Harold Evans Thomas E. Martin Congress Martin C. Eicher Town City Republican Central Committee R. G. Popham State Supreme Court William R. Hart Edward C. Eicher Hart State Central Committee Eicher Towa

Iowans prepare for first firecracker free Fourth of July

Des Moines AP reports Iowa will celebrate after lawmakers banned all fireworks except licensed supervised displays. Police monitor bootleg fireworks with few violations noted as towns hold displays, games, picnics, parades and races statewide.

Des Moines Howard Baldwin Cascade

Weber Family to Stage City Issued Fireworks Display

In Muscatine Iowa the Louis Weber family received a city permit for a private fireworks show the only legal display allowed under new Iowa rules The Weber says the display will be for his family and will be conducted by licensed operators under municipal approval

Muscatine Lous Weber Iowa Weber

Illinois border residents to receive Fourth of July fireworks

Illinois plans limited fireworks despite no statewide ban with celebrations in Davenport Keokuk Clinton Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Rapids. Muscatine adds soap box derby boat races ball concerts balloon drop. Keokuk Legion hosts obstacle races greased pig contests. Clinton hosts six county tennis tourney boxing bouts night fireworks and a double header. Humboldt Legion post runs festivities while Lake Park club sponsors events. Town Falls Homestead Amana colon ies host speakers including Guy M Gillette and corn husk champion Raymond Hanson.

Davenport Keokuk Clinton Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Rapids Mississippi Charles City Kima Ionia Marble Rock Osage American Legion Post Humboldt Lake Park West Okoboji Guy M. Gillette Raymond Hanson Bingham Lake Minn

Heat Wave Tops 105 in Iowa Seen Across State

Iowa s sizzling heat claimed at least one life when the official high reached 105 degrees in Council Bluffs on Saturday. A 76 year old Spencer farmer L I Harrison died of a heart attack likely caused by extreme heat. Western Iowa logged the highest readings as the Weather Service noted 94 at Adair 90 at Des Moines 82 at Iowa City and 74 at Moline Illinois by afternoon.

Des Moines Iowa Mercury Council Bluffs L. I. Harrison Spencer Farmer Federal Airways Weather Service Adair Iowa City Moline

Urges Iowa Schools to Buy Iowa Products

Des Moines Iowa Superintendent Agnes Samuelson urged Iowa school boards to buy Iowa products noting statutes require purchase of Iowa goods for schools whenever possible. She emphasized supporting state commerce and local manufacturers through school procurement practices.

Iowa Des Moines Agnes Samuelson

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