NRA praised for aiding farmers and workers in New Deal
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson tells Iowans that the NRA aided farmers by boosting purchasing power and adding billions to the domestic market. He argues NRA complements other programs, refutes claims of rising living costs, cites employment and wage gains, and urges support as part of the broader recovery effort.
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Dozen Injured When Hotel Balcony Collapses
In Bethesda Maryland police said about thirty feet of a porch balcony collapsed at the Epworth Park hotel shortly after noon on Thursday injuring a dozen people, none seriously. The injured were on the balcony when the structure gave way.
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Epworth Park Hotel
Deaths John Wesley Mawdsley 84 Linn county resident
John Wesley Mawdsley died at his Covington farm home at 6:30 a m Thursday after seventy nine years in Linn county He was born in New York City Jan 22 1850 and came to Linn county in 1855 Surviving are three sons William Walter Robert and two daughters Mrs George H Squires and Mrs Harold Wise Funeral services are planned at Beatty chapel with burial in Shiloh cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Covington
New York City
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Walter
Palo
Robert
Solon
George H. Squires
Harold Wise
Ashton
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Beatty Chapel
Shiloh
Longtime Newhall resident Mrs. Sarah Olson dies
Mrs. Sarah Olson died at her daughter’s home in Newhall at 3 50 am after about five months illness. Born May 19 1858 in Pontiac Illinois she lived in Newhall sixty six years and attended the Norway Methodist church. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Ben Holland Norway and Mrs E H Everhart Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren two great grandchildren and several grandchildren with funeral arrangements announced.
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O. H. Kaeberle
Newhall
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Methodist Church
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Charles
Porter
Milla
Kaeberle
Ben Holland
E. H. Everhart
Cedar Rapids
Widow Antonette Kozina 77 dies after short illness
Antonette Kozina of 1207 Second Street SW died at 1:30 a.m. Thursday after a short illness. Survived by six children Anna Fremel Effie Anangst Marie Harger Blanche Romig Frank Kozina Clara Lowe seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial in Center Point cemetery with calling at the Gaffney and Moore chapel.
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Martin Kozina
Second Street
Anna Fremel
Effie Anangst
Center Point
Marie Harger
Vinton
Blanche Romig
Funeral services for William S Wilkins in Chicago
Funeral services for William S Wilkins will be held in the main chapel in Chicago on Saturday. The body will be taken to Chicago early Friday morning. Friends may call at the Turner chapel from 5 until 9 p.m. Thursday.
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W. S. Wilkins
William S. Wilkins
Chicago
Turner Chapel
Death of Sylvester DeWoody at 72 in Cedar Rapids Home
Sylvester DeWoody died at 11 45 p m Wednesday at his daughter Mrs C H Marsdens home 729 Second Street NW after a six month illness He was born December 19 1852 in Franklin Pa and with his parents came to Coggan at age 10 He retired from farming a year ago and lived in Cedar Rapids last six months He belonged to the Presbyterian church at Coggan Survived by Mrs Marsden four sons Will and Ross two brothers Nelson DeWoody Paonia Calif John DeWoody Chico Calif and one sister Mrs Anna Warnock Cog-
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C. H. Marsden
Second Street
Franklin
Caggan
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Coggon
Marsden
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Ross
Nelson DeWoody
Paonia
Calif
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Chico
Anna Warnock
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Funeral announced for local figure with extended family
Funeral services will be held Friday evening at the chapel for a community member noted to have eight grandchildren and one great grandson. The announcement highlights family connections and the upcoming service.
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Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Rogalsky Boy Begins Ten Year Sentence at Joliet
George Rogalsky a 14 year old kidnapper arrived at Joliet state prison to serve a ten year term for the kidnapping and death of 24 year old Dorette Zidlow. He abducted Zidlow from an abandoned ice house last spring and she died of hunger and exposure after being left undiscovered for two days.
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George Pogalsky
Chicago
Dorette Zidlow
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Dated Package Graham Crackers Introduced nationally
A leading cracker company launches oven dated graham crackers with the date printed on the carton. Each package carries a guarantee that crackers drawn after the date will be destroyed, backed by a president signed statement. Strong distribution ensures constant freshness for grocers.
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