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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1932

Page

2

Dickinson Denies Constitution Bars Iowa Credit Plan

Senator L. J. Dickinson argues to Governor Turner that Iowa can create a state credit organization to refinance farm mortgages, modeled on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He says the state constitution provides no barrier to organizing Iowa’s assets to assist farm finance.

Dickinson Constitution Iowa DES Moines Dan Turner L. J. Dickinson Reconstruction Corporation Reconstruction Congress Federal Reserve Banks

Iowa Indian Mounds inspected as park plans discussed

Verne Chatelain, national parks inspector from Washington, visited northeast Iowa to review mound groups amid push for state or national park preserves. The National Park Service weighs preserving Indian mounds after rejecting a dual-side park proposal.

Verne Chatelain National Parks Inspector Washington Iowa National Park Service Ag Ll Ae Indiana

State Officials Save Big as Iowa Posts Savings Record

Iowa state officials report saving about 700000 of budget appropriations in the year ending June 30. Acting Auditor C Pred Porter calls the result splendid and says all departments joined a statewide economy push. Substantial unexpended balances are listed across agencies from agriculture to health and education.

DES Moines Iowa C. Pred Porter Turner Porter Department of Agriculture Auditor of State Bacteriological Laboratory Board of Assessment and Review Board of Control Board of Education Board of Parole Corporation Counsel Board of Labor Department of Health Department of Public

Gift funds wildlife conservation study at Iowa State

A gift of 3000 dollars per year for three years, totaling 18000 dollars, funds research on wildlife conservation at Iowa State College. Donor J N Darling, matched by the Iowa fish and game commission, funds to be overseen by a faculty committee led by Dr Carl J Drake with Dr Paul I Errington directing. The program supports experiments on foods, cover, and protective methods aligned with farming practices.

Ames Iowa State College Iowa R. M. Hughes J. N. Darling Des Moines Iowa Fish and Game Commission Carl J. Drake Hughes Paul I. Errington University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station Agricultural Extension Service Mhen Ag Sion Aldo Leopold Commission The Conservation Board J. L. Crane, Jr Chicago

County Recorders' Office Expenses Slightly Higher

Iowa lawmakers note minimal fluctuation in county recorder expenses over a decade. The committee suggests local tax boards study costs and consider economies such as photographing instruments to speed work and save money amid growing county workloads.

County Recorders DES Moines Iowa Legislative Committee On Recorders Jay Cedar Rapids Keokuk Aeras Faceson Delaware

Mount Vernon I O O F Local Installs Officers

Mount Vernon encampment No. 79 of the I O O F installed officers Friday night with George Cost er as chief patriarch George Wilson as high priest John Colon as senior warden and W E Litts as junior warden installing officer Lincoln Hoffman presided.

Mount Vernon George Coster George Wilson John Colon W. E. Litts Lincoln Hoffman

Republicans Convene in Des Moines for State Convention

Des Moines hosts the Iowa Republican biennial state convention as 1,869 delegates seek nominations for state auditor and railroad commissioner. J. W. Long accuses a statehouse oligarchy while Karl Fischer and B. M. Richardson vie on the first ballot amid pledges from county delegations.

Des Moines Republican Party State Auditor Dan Turner John Fletcher J. W. Long Long Karl Fischer Vinton Fischer B. M. Richardson Cedar Rapids Richardson

Polk county unit rule backs Fischer for state auditor

Polk county GOP delegates favor the unit rule at the state convention, bolstering Karl W. Fischer of Vinton for state auditor and supporting Thomas E. Martin for railroad commissioner. The move is seen as adding ninety eight votes to Fischer’s and Martins’ campaigns.

Des Moines Polk County Karl W. Pischer Vinton Fischer Thomas E. Martineo City

Iowa Has Nearly 3 000 Oil Stations

Washington reports census of distribution shows Iowa has 7 366 gasoline retailers with 2 956 filling stations 1 693 garages or parking stations 1 538 motor car dealers and the rest gas selling stores. Gasoline is sold by 411 general stores and 237 grocery and other food stores. Across the nation more than 318 000 gasoline retailers exist with 122 524 filling stations 62 486 garages and 43 892 car dealers.

Washington Iowa

Davenport woman injured in July car crash with four dead

Mrs. Nellie Brubaker of Davenport was badly hurt in a July 2 automobile accident that killed four. She suffered fractures to the right arm sternum jaw and several ribs. The jaw fracture had not yet been set.

Vinton Nellie Brubaker Davenport Coult

Dubuque Archbishop Is Received By Pope

Monsignor Francis J. L. Beckman, archbishop of Dubuque Iowa, was received in private audience by Pope Pius XII. He later presented 116 pilgrims including clergymen such as Monsignor Eugene J. McGuinness, vice president of the Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago.

Vatican City Francis J. L. Beckman Dubuque Pope Pius Eugene J. McGuinness Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago

Democratic Candidate for Lieut Governor Withdraws

Francis G. Cutler of Boone withdraws from the Iowa Democratic ticket for lieut enant governor due to ill health and campaign strain. He nominates Nelson G. Kraschel as his preferred successor, with Kraschel already a U S senator hopeful in June primaries.

Des Moines Francis G. Cutler Boone Iowa Cutler Clyde Herring Nelson G. Kraschel United States

Lowden Girl Weds Cheyenne Man In Kewanee Ceremony

Esther of Lowden and Sylvester J. Musel of Cheyenne Wyoming married in Kewanee Illinois on Wednesday. The couple drove to Iowa City then flew to Cheyenne to begin their life together. The bride is a London High School graduate with a University of Iowa liberal arts degree and a Laurel high school teaching background. The groom is a Lowden High and Boeing School of Aeronautics graduate and works for United Airlines in Cheyenne.

Gazette Lowden Kewanee Esther Sylvester J. Musel Cheyenne Wyo J. F. Musel Sylvester Musel London Leonard Ursula Musel Edward Deininger Iowa City Londen High School Coe College Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Laurel Lowdon High School Boeing School of Aeronautics Oakland Calif United Air Lines

Vinton Couple Wed in Judge Burnham’s Court

Carl Lindsay and Miss Lucille Blanchard of Vinton were married by Judge G W Burnham at his courthouse office Saturday morning. Mrs Charles Blanchard witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Vinton.

Vinton Carl Lindsay Lucille Blanchard G. W. Burnham Court House Charles Blanchard Lindsay

Belle Plaine's First Public School Teacher Dies At 87

Juliet Arsella B. Winterstein a Belle Plaine pioneer and the areas first public school teacher died at 87 after four weeks of illness from a broken hip. Born July 4 1845 in New York she moved to Belle Plaine over sixty years ago and lived with her brother City Clerk Elwin N. Brown. She was a longtime member of First Congregational church and Eastern Star. Funeral held Saturday conducted by Rev. Vinton Lee.

The Gazette Belle Plaine Juliet Arsella B. Winterstein Belle Plaines Lake City Morning Star Order of Eastern Star David W. Winterstein Herbert Winterstein St. Paul First Congregational Church Vinton Lee

Property theft recovery in London remains low

The report notes that only about a quarter of stolen property in London is recovered, highlighting ongoing challenges for law enforcement and victims.

London

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