New Deal Scouts Gauge Support Across Nation
Washington dispatch reports New Deal political scouts sweeping the country to gauge Roosevelt strength. Emil Hurja and James Farley lead tours, with Hopkins, Wallace, and Governor Davey in Ohio amid relief controversy. Rep. Drewry cites over 100 replies showing President holds his own and a likely Democratic House in 1936.
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Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
Emil Hurja
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farley
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Wallace
Harry L. Hopkins
Drewry
TRAER Mowerys Burned In Gas Stove Explosion
The Mowerys suffered severe facial and arm burns when a lighted gasoline stove exploded in their kitchen Wednesday while Mr Mowery was filling it. In Independence Phillip Shutt is named to the federal relief office and Howard O Brien to inspect in the motor vehicle department in Des Moines. E E Hagen sick was elected secretary of the Marquette school board to replace Miss Hazel Barr who resigned. Miss Mabel Maulik of Grinnell was elected to the high school force.
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Traer
John Mowery
Independence
Des Moines
Phillip Shutt
Federal Relief Office
Howard O'Brien
Motor Vehicle Department
Marquette
E. E. Hagensick
Hazel Barr
Mabel Maulik
Grinnelloe
Public Invited to Camp Stunt Night
Public invited to Camp Stunt Night as 114 children listed for the season receive medical review. Nineteen leave camp for health improvements, replaced by nineteen on the waiting list, with three urgent cases to be addressed. One boy has endured two seasons, another recently had hernia repair, and a third is the son of a tuberculosis patient to bolster health at Camp Good Health.
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University Hospital
Iowa City
Form Auxiliary To Grocers And Meat Dealers Association
A women's auxiliary to the Cedar Rapids Grocers and Meat Dealers association was organized Thursday night with fifty members and wives at Bever Park. Mrs R D Chord elected president and Mrs Emil Surry secretary treasurer. committee members named for by laws and social duties. Annual picnic planned for Aug 13 at Cedar Park. refreshment booth headed by Mrs F Staab. Auxiliary to meet the second Thursday each month with the men. ATLANTIC CITY NJ. Animals help human health study. vets link sciatica and arthritis to forms of arthritis. WAUKON Max Wittlinger dies age 82. survived by wife and four children. funeral at St Patrick's Church.
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Cedar Rapids
George Russell
William Vavra
Association
Cedar Park
F. Staab
Waukon
Max Wittlinger
Geislingen
Germany
Margaret Marsden
Lycurgus
Leo Duffy
Dallas
Tex
Jerome Huber
Vernon
John Wittlinger
George Wittlinger
Chicago
Mind and Morals: A Publisher's Question Column
A 1935 Gazette Q and A discusses college education for women, marital roles, and crime. It notes employers favor educated women, urges aptitude tests, and examines heredity vs environment in delinquency, plus a plug for a booklet on personal problems by Dr. Winslow. The Montana area size is listed as 146,997 square miles.
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Winsso
Appy
Wilfam
Gazette
Montana
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