Rozema Gets Ten Years In Prison In Bank Embezzlement Case
Rozema, assistant cashier of the Garrison Savings Bank, was sentenced to ten years at Fort MacDonald after pleading guilty to embezzlement. The case followed a $20 000 shortage at the bank and involved cashier Donald, arrested on embezzlement charges. County Attorney Victor Visquain led the probe that uncovered the shortage and prompted the September grand jury action.
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Garrison Savings Bank
Victor Visquain
Donald
H. J. Rozema
Clarence Nichols
Fort Mac
Rozema
Michigan
Cedar Rapids
Printing News and Recipes Shape Public Skills
The saying contrasts crime coverage with recipe printing, noting crime news may influence criminals while recipes do not create cooks. It reflects on media content effects and public knowledge in everyday life.
Governor To Speak At Celebration In Springville Sept 6
Springville sets Harvest Home celebration for September 6 with Governor Dan Turner as featured speaker. The article lists numerous committees and chairmen for activities including adt concessions music exhibits and decorations from local citizens.
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Springville
Dan Turner
E. T. McShane
C. L. Burroughs
Paul W. Sterner
R. F. Wiley
J. V. Patten
Don Colehour
Patten
E. T. Mc
Peaceumtioda
Colehour
Samuel James, Jr
Elwood Cline
R.T. Schwab
Mason Gram
Ting
William Palmer
Mason Gramling
John Whittaker
R. A. Bond
Bebber
R. T. Schwab
Ida Bowdish
R. C. Bair
Alfred Stanley
Dolph van Sickle
A. L. Wilson
H. H. Lacock
de Ver Port
A. C. Rodman
L. A. Johnston
Archie White
Jay McShane
J. G. Crew
Loren Brown
J. W. Pirie
J. W. Patten
F. G. Taylor
John de Camp
W. K. Wild
Merle Roberts
Ralph Hunte
Gus Clausen
Irmason
L. L. Batchelor
Earl George
Loren Noah
W. S&s. Palmer
Wilber Stearns
R. C. Hunte
Harry Smith
Johnson County Budget Cuts Tax Levy by 5.8 Mills
Johnson County reduces the 1933 tax levy by 5.8 mills, saving taxpayers about 50,681 dollars. The proposed budget totals 582,319 dollars, down from 645,172 dollars last year, with a public hearing set for August 1.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Board of Supervisors
Brown Warns Of Minority Opposing Economy Measures
Iowa official Ed R. Brown urges unity among state and local tax committees to back broad tax cuts. He warns of opposition from state and local workers facing possible salary reductions and calls for candidates committed to large reductions in the next General Assembly.
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Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
Ed R. Brown
State Legistrative Committee
State General Assembly
Fisherman Drowns After River Fall Near Highway 149
Special to The Gerette reports Walter Phillips, 47, of Oskaloosa, drowned when he fell into the South Skunk River near a bridge on highway 149 while with campers from Oska loosa. Coroner Harry Reynolds says no inquest. The body was recovered with assistance near a farm operated by George Day.
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Sigourney
Walter Phillips
Oskaloosa
South Skunk
Highway 149
Harry Reynolds
George Day
W. E. Duncan
Aplah
Philipe
Grinnell Man Held In Chicago With Weapons
Julian Hockenbury, 26, of Grinnell Iowa, was found in Chicago with three revolvers a shotgun ammunition for all and burglar tools. He told officers he arrived Tuesday night and had not secured a room. He had no prior record and was held for investigation.
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Chicago
Julian Hockenbury
Grinnell
Hockenbury
Rock Island Employes Attend Oelwein Picnic for Retiring Agent
Several hundred Rock Island railway workers and pensioners will gather at Oelwein City park Sunday to honor J. H. Rogers station agent at Independence on his retirement after 52 years with the line. The picnic committee includes J. R. Lee Center Point, J. C. Kelly Cedar Rapids, and T. Rath Oelwein. Rogers was born in Town City in 1862 and began service in 1880 with the BCRN at West Liberty. He became agent there at 21 and moved to Independence in 1897.
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Rock Island Railroad
Oelwein
J. H. Rogers
Independence
Rogers
Rock Island
J. R. Lee
Center Point
J. C. Kelly
Cedar Rapids
T. Rath
Williamsbur g area mourns drowning victim John Kleinmeyer
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran for John Kleinmeyer 31 of Williamsburg who drowned in the Cedar River near Covington. He was born December 6 1900 on a farm east of Williamsburg and survived by his widow mother two brothers and three sisters. Burial was at Immanuel Cemetery east of Williamsburg. A second notice reports Myron F Dodge Center Junction town councilman carpenter 62 died at home Monday married to Lucy Andrews since 1902, with a son and daughter and others as survivors. Services were held at the Methodist Rocks Ta... cemetery. In Rowley the Kistner Klub hosted Farm Circle Sunnyside and Embroidery clubs for a picnic with about 200 attendees, the largest gathering to date.
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Williamsburg—P
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Kleinmeyer
Cedar River
Covington
H. P. Grief
Immanuel Cemetery
Williamsburg
Kleinmeyer
Fred Kleinmeyer
Immanuel’s Lutheran School
Flora Kleinmeyer
Conroy
Midway Oil Company
Henry
Martin
John Baack
John Hudepohl
Henry Romberg
Center Junction
Myron EF. Dodge
Lucy Andrews
Center Point
Jones County
Dale
Ethel Markham
Iowa Falls
Don David Markham
Olin
Ada Vrooman
Ida Jones
Ellsworth D
Mi Okla
Hartington
Neb
Pairfax
Rocks
Rowley
Kistter Klub
Farm Circle Club
Sunnyside Club
Embroidery Club
Homer Township
E. E. Smith
Newhall Man Gets One Year For Drunk Driving
Robert DeBont of Newhall was sentenced to one year in state prison for driving while intoxicated. The term was suspended on April 12 and he was ordered to Fort Madison to serve the sentence Tuesday after allegedly violating suspension terms in district court before Judge Clarence Nichols.
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Vinton
Robert DeBont
Newhall
Fort Madison
Clarence Nichols
DeBont
Toledo School Head And Daughter Hurt When Auto Upsets
W A Pye superintendent of schools, and his daughter Elizabeth were injured when their car overturned three miles north of Toledo Iowa. Bright lights from an approaching car caused Pye to swerve into the curb, the crash leaving Mrs. Pye and two others uninjured. The party had been returning from a vacation trip to Chicago.
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the Gazette
Toledo
W. A. Pye
Elizabeth
Pye
LeRoy Hall
Mildred Laker
Chicago
Oil truck crash injures Williamsburg couple
Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of Williamsburg were hurt when their oil truck overturned near the Jake Cox home six miles east of town. Officials suspect steering failure caused the crash and the couple was taken to Watts hospital with facial and head cuts.
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Williamsburg
Charles Martin
Jake Cox
Watts Hospital
South English Woman Dies After Automobile Crash Near Sigourney
Keswick reports Mrs. Charles Cabbler, about 73, of near South English, died in Sigourney hospital from crushed chest and head injuries after a rollover on a hill when a rock was struck. Her husband was lightly hurt. the car had only a rim on one front wheel. Surviving children include Mrs. May Taylor of Sigourney, Mrs. Effie Craven of South English, and John Cabbler of near South English.
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Keswick
Charles Cabbler
Sigourney
Sigourney Hospital
Cabbler
May Taylor
Effie Craven
South English
John Cabbler
Near South English
William Chamberlain to Speak on UI Radio Program
Iowa City University of Iowa will broadcast its second post May program from WIBO Chicago Friday at 7 pm. Principal speakers include William Chamberlain president of United Light and Power and former Cedar Rapids resident, and Judge Marcus A Kavanagh of Cook County Superior Court. University songs will be performed by WIBO orchestra. Virgil Hancher of the Chicago Iowa alumni club will assist.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
WIBO
Chicago
William Chamberlain
United Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Superior Court
Cook County
Virgil Hancher
Iowa Alumni Club
Delmar Farmer Critically Injured Cutting Oats
Henry Simmons, 66, of Delmar, in Mercy hospital after a farm accident three miles northeast of Delmar. A broken line on the binder caused him to be struck by the machine, breaking his left hip and crushing his chest and left lung while severing his right wrist. Neighbors aided and he remains in critical condition. Simmons previously suffered severe injuries when a barn collapsed in a windstorm.
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The
Gazette
Delmar
Henry Simmons
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Simmons
Alleged Libelist Held For Grand Jury At Elkader
Charles Wolfe charged with criminal libel was held for the grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Justice Gleason. Three complaints signed by Murphy Geske and Phelps were heard. Bail set at 4500 dollars. Wolfe remains in county jail after more than two months in default of bond.
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Gazette
Elkader
Charles Wolfe
Gleason
C. Fpf. Murphy
M. X. Geske
W. W. Phelps
McGregor
Wolfe
Relieve Heat With Storms Promised Tonight And Thursday
Cloudless forecasts greet Iowans as temperatures near 100. Weather bureau predicts relief by tonight and Thursday with possible local showers and thunderstorms. Tuesday marked the hottest day of the summer with 100 in Inwood and widespread 90s in cities across the state.
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Des Moines
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Alta
Clarinda
Lamoni
Decorah
Burlington
Keokuk
Iowa City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Charles City
Atlantic
Model Milk Ordinance Drawn For Iowa Towns
Des Moines reports Carl Kennedy proposes a model milk ordinance for Iowa cities drafted by the state department of health and agriculture. It would require tuberculin testing set production and handling methods to assure milk quality and promote cooperation between local and state authorities to enforce provisions.
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Des Moines
Carl Kennedy
State Department of Health
Kennedy
Iowa State Man To Head U. T. L. A. Chemistry Dept
Payette Dr. Oes L. Foster of Iowa State college is chosen to head the chemistry and physics department at Upper Iowa University in Fayette. He succeeds Prof. L. E. Blackman who will study at the University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Foster, an instructor in Iowa State's physical education department, will move with him after completing her contract.
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Payette
Oes L. Foster
Iowa State College
Upper Iowa University
L. E. Blackman
University of Wiscon
Foster
Pennsylvania State College
Up Iown
Iowa State
Fayette
Tama Man with Prolonged Hiccups in Hospital
George W. Youngman of Tama has suffered hiccoughs for twelve days. He is at St. Francis hospital in Waterloo, receiving oxygen for brief relief, but the fits recur when the oxygen ends.
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Tama
George W. Youngman
Youngman
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
West Branch delegates head to Epworth League Institute
Twenty two residents from West Branch will travel to Clear Lake next Monday for the Epworth League Institute. Twelve girls from the local league will attend as delegates. Institute treasurer F L Pearson plans to take his family along for the outing.
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West Branch
Clear Lake
Epworth League
F. L. Pearson
Old Gold Cigarettes Claim Cooling Test Backed by Labs
The ad touts independent tests from two universities showing Old Gold cigarettes as the coolest and easiest on the throat. It frames the brand as using pure, well-burned tobacco with no artificial flavorings and cites 75 trials to prove superior comfort.
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U.G
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