Wheat processing tax to stay at 30 cents a bushel
Washington AP reports the 30 cent per bushel wheat processing tax will remain in force as the new marketing year begins July 1 and likely for some time. Administration officials reject calls to cut the tax, citing potential increases in future benefit payments and the act's provisions relaxing action before the new year.
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Wasington (Ap
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wallace
New York Struggles to Meet 8 Cent Milk Demand
The city faced heavy demand as 26 milk stations in Manhattan and the Bronx sold thousands of quarts at 8 cents. Many applicants were turned away while officials work to boost supply. Each buyer could purchase two quarts as the city seeks new sources.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Mass Knife Murder Suspect Denies Guilt in Suspected Slayings
Pietro Alesi 43 faces murder charges after authorities label strong evidence against him in the mass killings of five relatives at a California home. Prosecutors warn charges will be filed unless new evidence emerges. The victims include cousin Joseph Fazio 45 wife Maria 43 daughter Lena 22 and son John 25 plus Lena Ammiscant 2. Alesi denied involvement claiming the authorities have the wrong man. The weapon, fashioned knife found in Fazio home sink. bodies located near a mill pond and brush.
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Susanville
Calif
INS
Pietro Alesi
Grover OC
Julian
Alesi
Joseph Fazio
Maria
Sarah
John
Lena Ammiscant
James Leavitt
Alosi
Fazio
Ammiseani
Randalia couple wed in Oelwein ceremony with revival officiant
Yvonette Bacon and Ralph Cue were married Saturday at Rev J B Ackman home in Oelwein with Rev Hallett officiating. Attendants were Leroy Whiteford and Ruth Edel. Both alumni of Randalia High School, bride studied at Iowa State Teachers College and Upper Iowa University. They plan to live in Waterloo where Cue works for Gamble Robison.
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Randalia
F. C. Bacon
Yvonette
Ralph Cue
H. J. Cue
J. B. Ackman
Oelwein
Republicans Target Roosevelt New Deal Vulnerabilities
Washington insiders report Henry P. Fletcher new GOP chair says Republicans will probe weak spots in the Roosevelt New Deal to win control of Congress. He aims to coordinate with party leaders, set up western and national headquarters, and heal intra party rifts as they plan a broad, year long campaign. In Iowa Anamosa a fire threats park grounds but was contained by golfers with nearby supplies. In Tipton funeral services were held for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Pfaff pioneer resident of Cedar County.
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Congress
Henry P. Fletcher
Senate
Fletcher
Republican
Chicago
National Committee
Everett Sanders
Tipton
Sarah Elizabeth Pfaff
Cedar County
Howard Reichert
Masonic Cemetery
A. M. Simonsen
Pfaff
Blue Grass
Peter Pfaff
Bernice Reichert
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Oxford Junction
Edd Shedek
Father Gregor
Sam Harris
John Shedek
Camp Dodge
Camp‘ Pike
Camp Merritt
N. J
France
Hospital Ambulance Corps
Frances Kulhavy
Frank
Otto
John
Raymond
Mayflower Cemetery
Bertram
William Kitchen
Eagle Point Park
Clinton
Floyd Kitchen
Darrell
Doris
Henry Denton
Avohn
Grover
Cedar Rapids
Levi
Vincent
Maynard
Low Moor
Lester Kitchen
Alfred Moore
John Breider
Darlene
Mildred Kitchen
Herman
Holtz
Florence
Merritt Kitchen
Ernestine
Davenport
Earl Kitchen
Kathleen
Haas
Calamus
Birth rate decline may peak England and Wales in 1937
The article projects that if births keep falling the population of England and Wales will reach its highest level in 1937, based on current demographic trends and projections.
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England and
Wales
Think It Over play to be repeated in Iowa
The Walther league of St Pauls Lutheran church presented Think It Over at L C A hall but weather prompted a repeat performance. Cast includes Evelyn Miehe Edna Sondermeyer Marjorie Maurer Ernest Claus Evlen Maurer Verena Nieman Wilma Meyer Harry Fisher.
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Delaware
Walther League of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
L. C.’A. Hall
Evelyn Miehe
Edna Sondermeyer
Marjorie Maurer
Ernest Claus
Evlen Maurer
Verena Nieman
Wilma Meyer
Harry Fisher
Ossian
William F. Scholz
University Hospital
Iowa City
Francis
St. Paul
Jerry
Tom
Robert
Charles Scholz
Guttenberg
Fred
Lake Wales
Fla
Otto Aulwis
Delta
Helen Brown
Carl Brown
Iowan City
Dwight
Dale
Billie
Betty
Delta Christian Church
Chris Sias
Kinross
Brown
P. J. Boyle
Smith
Alice Ivory
Dorothy Burke
Kate Hennessey
Lowden
W. H. Witte
American Trust and Savings Bank
C. E. Kroemer
Waverly
Witte
Make This Model At Home From Anne Adams Pattern
An Anne Adams pattern feature describes a frock with refined scallop details and flattering line for mature figures. It promotes cotton fabric dresses and provides sizing 36 through 48, with 355 yards required for size 36, plus illustrations and step by step sewing instructions. Order details list pattern number 1910 and the Cedar Rapids Gazette pattern department in New York for 15 cents, with book and pattern priced at 25 cents.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
One Seventeenth Street
New York
Writ to reinstate Hopwood as police telephonist
A district court issued a mandamus directing Public Safety Commissioner Kruidemier Chief Tapper and Mayor Neill to restore Rob ert C. Hopwood to his police department telephone operator desk position. Hopwood a World War II veteran won a temporary injunction and invoked the soldier's preference act after dismissal notice on March 29 effective April 15.
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Public Safety
Dan Kruidemier
Ray Tapper
W. J. Neill
Joseph A.petrus
H. C. Ring
Robert C. Hopwood
Edwin W. Lundquist
Hopwood
Five Year Suspended Sentence Conditionally For Vera Capes
Vera Capes twenty six negress of 323 Ninth avenue SE was given an indeterminate five year suspended sentence on a keeping a house of ill fame charge in Rockwell City district court. The penalty requires she remain out of state and follow conditions. She also served a forty six day jail term on a 1928 illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor case after vanishing from arrest.
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Vera Capes
Negress
Ninth Avenue SE
Condon
Marshall
Devis
Rockwell City
Griner Files Campaign Expense Report in Rapids Township JP Race
George R Griner of Cedar Rapids running as Republican for Rapids Township justice of the peace in the June 4 primaries reported campaign spending of 136 72 dollars. The filing details expenditures and campaign finance activity for the candidate.
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George R. Griner
Cedar Rapids
Rapids Township
Made In Cedar Rapids Exposition Queen Nominating Notice
Cedar Rapids Exposition seeks contestants for its Progress Queen title. Entrants must be 16 to 25 years old and reside in Cedar Rapids or within forty miles. Include a recent photo. entries due by midnight Saturday June 23. provide name address city and telephone. Photos not returned.
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Cedar Rapids
Default Judgment Awarded in Lease Case in District Court
Judge A B Clark granted T G White a default judgment against O F E Melugin and Hazel Melugin in district court Tuesday morning in a lease action. The hearing follows an agreement to turn certified to County Auditor Robert M Vesely on Monday.
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Armstrong Clothing Company
Jaroslav H. Vosmek
Vers Vosmek
Benjamin &. Bain
Mabel Bain
Robert M. Vesely
A. B. Clark
T. G. White
O. FE. Melugin
Hazel Melugin
Insanity Plea Planned for Payne Youth in Court
Louis Rude Payne, 21, former military school student, faces a Tuesday hearing to enter an insanity plea for the ax murder of his mother Carrie Payne and his brother Robert, 14. Alienists are to be appointed to evaluate the defendant who confessed but offered no motive.
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Los Angeles
INS
Louis Rude Payne
Carrie Payne
Robert
Payne
Marital License Issued to Four Part_ies
Clarence A. Darrow of Dubuque and Joan K. Reinhart of Marion obtain a marriage license. Clyde D. Wilson of Escanaba Michigan and Dorothy M. Neal of Mount Vernon also secured a license.
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Clarence A. Darrow
Dubuque
Joan K. Reinhart
Marion
Clyde D. Wilson
Escanaba, Mich
Dorothy M. Neal
Mount Vernon
Wallace Complies With Iowa Demands On Corn Hog Plans
A four member Iowa committee met Secretary Wallace in Washington to secure changes in drought released corn charges. The AAA will carry only proportional interest and insurance, lowering per bushel carry costs. Officials stated corn hog checks will be rushed to Iowa, while drought relief efforts continue.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Ray Murray
Des Moines
D. W. Bates
R. K. Bliss
Ames
W. J. Albers
Caterpillar Horde Invades Ontario
Caterpillars attacked a rail line near Fort William Ontario delaying a Winnipeg train for over two hours. Insects spread across poplar trees stripping leaves and branches, threatening the local area.
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Fort William
Ont
Canada
Winnipeg
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