Senate approves 300 million relief bill and sends to House
The Senate voted 72 to 8 to authorize Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans of 300 million dollars to states. The bill aims to help municipalities in distress while the House proceeds with the Red Cross relief plan and a separate 2.3 billion Garner relief bill awaits action. The administration’s reconstruction program faces a Senate-House clash as adjournment looms.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
District of Columbia
House
Hoover
Administration
Fulmer
Red Cross
Farm Board
Stabilization Board
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate Relief Bill Allocates Aid by State Totals
A $300 million federal relief bill passed in the senate with state allotments listed including Iowa six million thirty seven thousand seven hundred twenty three dollars, Minnesota six million, Missouri two hundred sixty five thousand two dollars, Wisconsin seven million one hundred eighty one thousand four hundred forty one, Nebraska three million three hundred sixty seven thousand forty three, South Dakota one million six hundred ninety two thousand nine hundred seventy two, and total statewide distribution of eighteen million six hundred forty five thousand four hundred fifty two dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Gazette
P.m
Gazette Want Ad Department
Hoover Opposed To Council Of National Defense
President Hoover rejected a push by 86 prominent citizens to recreate the old Council of National Defense. In a letter to General Albert L. Cox he said few signatories are familiar with the law on the subject and invited specific, informed proposals for government or private action to improve the situation.
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Cox
Council of National Defense
Washington
Qury
Elkader chorus becomes permanent group under new officers
Elkader elects Mrs. E C Fitzpatrick president Miss Esther Anderson secretary treasurer and Herbert Olson librarian to keep the community chorus active. Wallace A Moen remains as director of the public school music program and chorus activities.
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Elkader
E. C. Fitzpatrick
Esther Anderson
Herbert Olson
Wallace A. Moen
Kalona
The
Christian Church
Dennis Michum
Charles Snodgrass
H.V. Snodgrass
Helen Snodgrass
Lois Yoder
Lorraine Michum
Virginia Petersheim
Cletus Yoder
Helen
Pauline Petersheim
Harold Petersheim
Mary Hofer
Rose Michum
West Branch
J. E. McCoy
New Branch
Pst
Rooms For Rent Listings With Various Amenities
A garbled collage of rental notes lists furnished and unfurnished rooms on IST Ave 1414 2ND Ave SW 6TH Ave SE and more. It mentions gas ranges private baths garages light housekeeping options and weekly or monthly rates with contact numbers like 2-2874 and 8265.
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2Nd Ave
Shaun Nicely
Furn
Ellis Bivd
Knapp’s
Nicely
Bruinasheteig
Nana Ena
Ce. Priv
Genfee
Hw Ave
32Nd Ave
Sian
Bever
City briefs and personals from the evening edition
Friday night events in Long Beach dancing at Cedar Park Moose Hall with 25c admission. Miss Carolyn Duncan returns from York Nebraska after first college year. Mike Koval fined $10 in police court for intoxication. summer tub frocks promo at Evelyn Hartson shop. lingering tragedy notes about a poisoning case and kidnap suspicions with police theories.
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Carolyn Duncan
York, Neb
High School Certificates Awarded for Writing Proficiency
Junior high students earned high school level certificates signaling superior writing ability. Thirty five others were not awarded student certificates.
Judsons Weeken Guests at St Joseph Home
H D Judson city engineer of St Joseph Missouri and his family are weekend guests at the home of Rev Mr and Mrs R F Judson 1539 Washington avenue SE A daughter Virginia will be a summer student at the University of Iowa
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Judsons
H. D. Judson
St. Joseph, Mo
R. F. Judson
Washington Avenue
Virginia
University of Iowa
Emerson Returns from New York Bible Study
Dr. G. W. Emerson, former pastor of the First United Brethren church, has returned after a year in New York City devoted to Bible study and research work.
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Emerson
G. W. Emerson
First United Brethren Church
New York City
First Lutheran Brotherhood Plans June Meeting
The Brotherhood of the First Lutheran church will hold its June meeting in the church parlors Monday. Hosts for the evening will be Fred Fitch Chester Johnson Alfred Mikota and L. D. Burgus.
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First Lutheran
Brotherhood of the First Lutheran Church
Fred Fitch
Chester Johnson
Alfred Mikota
L. D. Burgus
Man 22 is barred from driving in court ruling
Leonard Brenneman age 22 of Marion was barred from driving for s days by Judge Thomas B. Powell after being convicted of speeding. A suspended 25 dollar fine plus costs was imposed. M. J. Shanklin of 228 Second Street SE was fined 2 dollars and costs for overtime parking.
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Leonard Brenneman
Marion
Thomas B. Powell
Seventh Grade State Tests Lead by Champlin in Linn County
Mary Elizabeth Champlin of Edgewood School No 1 topped Linn county rural pupils in seventh grade state examinations scoring 100 across three subjects. Lorena Musgrave of Dairydale No 2 followed with 99.
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Mary Elizabeth Champlin
Edgewood
Linn County
Lorena Musgrave
Dairydale
Man Arrested In Stolen Car Case
Howard Snyder, 27, of 814 Seventh Avenue SE, was arrested at 4 10 a m Saturday in a car reported stolen Friday afternoon. He claimed a salesman for Rude Auto owner had given permission to use it. He had no license and was released at 10 a m Saturday with no charges filed.
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Howard Snyder
Seventh Avenue SE
Snyder
Rude Auto Company
Violet Sharpe An English Outdoor Girl Dies in Englewood Mystery
Violet Sharpe, a 1904 English immigrant known as an outdoor girl from Bradfield, died in Englewood in a sensational case. She arrived in the United States via Canada about two and a half years earlier and worked as a waitress in New York, with past references to a Viscountess Falwell claim and an $85 monthly wage.
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Englewood
N. J
Green Hills
Violet Sharpe
America
Tull Clump
Bradfield
Reading
England
United States
Canada
New York
Falwell
Toronto
Meantie
Criticism Should Come From Model To Be Effective
Miss Manners advises that criticism should come from the model rather than the critic. A note on a girl asking how to handle gossip about her boyfriend who had a drinking problem leads to praise for her influence and guidance for social circle perceptions.
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Miss Manners
Cedar Rapids
Fellows
Tuffy
Dear Miss Manners on a Troubled Teen Friendship
Three teens seek guidance about a conceited friend who tells untruths. The response suggests the issue may stem from the others feeling snubbed and advises addressing the friend kindly rather than cutting ties, noting some people vent their ill feelings when snubbed.
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Miss Manners
Polly
Aout Py Bayon
Tay Rg
Catfish Catches 39 Inch Mud Catfish at Cedar River Dam
Don Ald Hadsell of 510 F Avenue NW caught a 39 inch 39 pound mud catfish Saturday around 8 30 a m at the Cedar River dam. The catch is touted as one of the season's best.
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Cedar River
Donald Hadsell
F Avenue
Keynoter Slights Rival Sparks RNC Convention Stir
Washington reports Republican senators reacted with anger after Senator Barkley of Kentucky hinted at an absent Iowa Senator Dickinson during a roll call at the Democratic convention. The remark drew laughter and spurred efforts to address the slight to Dickinson, the RNC keynoter.
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Washington
Ins
Dickinson
Iowa
Barkley
Kentucky
Lake Itasca Discovered Is A Center of Minnesota Origins
The historic note describes Lake Itasca as the source of the Mississippi River in Minnesota, marking its significance in early geographic understanding and regional identity. It emphasizes exploration and the naming of the lake within Minnesota’s waterway heritage.
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Lake Itaska
Minnesota
Local Trade Cards Listing Home Services and Sellers
A jumble of business card style ads offering tin work and furnaces, lawn care and mowers, hauling and rubbish removal, cleaning services for chimneys and vacuums, cement and stone work, and dirt delivery. Contacts include Hawkeye Tin Show and Holland Furnace Co with phone numbers 2-7452 2-3641 2-6157 2-3269 etc.
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Holland Furnace Co
SLADE
W Russell
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C Street
Evelyn Hartson
Granby
Snyder Released
Mary Manners
Harry
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Cver
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Gund
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Adartment
3Rd Ave
Sth St. SE
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Crescent St
Dial
Rewar
I Gazette Republican
A. Hazewinkel
Kissich’s
3Rd St. N .B
Richards College
Spencer
Edna Campbell
7Th St. SE
Messinger & Son
Dia
5Th St. NW
Red Ball Transit Co
Crain Pavilion
Atkins
Floy Booster Orchestra
Linger
Vita Foule
Lillian Luchy Beauty Shop
16Th Ave
LaVogue Beauty Shop
3Rd
Frederic Rmanent
Lee
Shanity Beauty Salon
Eknie Bint
Edgar Bele
Frederic Standard
Burke Shop
Ruth Garzee
Brainerd
Beauty
Basty Dial Ca Neers
Beau
Naenee
Schaefer
1St Ave
Merrill M. Blackburn
American Bank
Davenport, In
J. M. St. John
New Process Laundry Co
Electrical Service
Wm Smetana
E. L. Preeman
Box Gazette
O'Rourke Construction Co
Decorah
I. W. Levison
Magnus Hotel
Pisgah Hommedia
Excha
Tradf Schools
Cod
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford Tudor
Ford
1St St
Harrison Bokerney
Felgar & CO
3Rd St. SE
HADAD
8Th ST
Dearborn Brass CO
USL
Auto Electric Shop
United State
Hail Bicycle Co
2Nd Ave. SE
Morgan Bros
MR. Farmer
Springer Spaniel
RAIUN
Geo. Rose
Paralta
West Highlands
4Th Ave
Royal Laundry
18Th St
Cobban Court
Home Lumber CO
Champlin Hatchery
E Ave
Bail Park
Old Vinson Road
Eac
J. Thompson
Theazette Republican
Portland Cement
Best R C
Six6
S. de-Eatoop
Sioux City
E.cohn & Son
1St St. Sial
1St St. Sial ‘Daeae Gara Century
Heinze Elect. Co
McKinsey
Higley Ave
10Th St. SE
Quaker Hatchery
15Th ST. F
29Th Ave
Huebotter
Nd Ave
E. Carnea and
Dresher
Steple Cogs
Sergatien
Hassware
N. Misch
mSith St
Davis
Ist
St. NE
Rocker
6Th Ave
West
Aear
Sale Il
Herrick
Philips
Call the Rowe
Howe
Rosk
Sarean Uher
St. N
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Turdary
Cos Eemeee
Mr. Moore
Hote
Ave
Majestic Cate
Ous
Qnd Ave
Biel
Ron Ot
16Th
O'Connor & Co
East Side
Dial 45
Daniels St
West Side
Elec
27Th St
Gate
Small
T. Business Garage
W. Side
S W. McG Rr
Fe Chants Bank
30Th Street
Kenwood Loy
Mr. Winn
Hedges CO
Gibson
Bargain
Troy
Calist
Realtor’s
Opull Cemens
Eanets Arthur
Hedges Company
A. Gable
Ein Exec
Weaperson
Prodericuson Landscape Co
Mt. Vernon
Zinnia
Sana
Walton A. Keller Co
Paty Typewriter
the Gazette
Clinton
Iown Loan Co
Mullin
Higley
Morris
Hedg Co
G Ave
Auburn
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