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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

5

Speed Action on State Education Appropriation Bills

Iowa lawmakers push rapid action on education appropriation bills chaired by A H Bonnstetter of Kossuth county. Deadlines set for March 16 as salary reductions in higher education spark factional conflict over fixed payscales versus lump sums and board discretion. A Reed bill proposes a cap of 7500 dollars for employees with drastic cuts for major offices.

State Board of Education I M Reed Dem Mahaska County Appropriations Committee

Lazell's Students To Edit 3 Iowa Weeklies

University of Iowa journalism students will edit three Iowa weeklies Marion Sentinel DeWitt Observer and Belle Plaine Union writing news and soliciting ads March 30 April 6 and April 27 with staff leaders named Harold Mitchell Max Dillon Dorothy Dvorak Charles Graham Helen Baxter Mary May Eugene Thorne John Bennison and Harry Burrell.

Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa Fred J. Lazell The University School of Journalism Marion Sentinel DeWitt Observer Belle Plaine Union Lazell Harold Mitchell Max Dillon Newton Dorothy Dvorak Cedar Rapids Charles Graham Ottumwa Helen Baxter West Liberty Mary May Columbus Junction Eugene Thorne Fredericksburg John Bennison Cedaria Harry Burrell

Vinton Council Approves 5 Percent Gas Rate Cut

Vinton council votes five to one to accept a five percent reduction in average gas rates and raise the minimum charge from 50 cents to one dollar. The plan, presented by Don Wells, lowers the first 4000 cubic feet to 1.90 per thousand and 180 for over 4000, with a 10 percent late payment penalty. Wells projects about $2,000 yearly savings for gas users. In Wapello, PF O chapter elects officers at its annual meeting led by Mrs Helen Muller with Helen Muller named president and Mrs Estella Christie treasurer.

Vinton Town Electric Light and Power Corporation Don V Wells FT PF O H O Weaver Helen Muller H M Leyda Nellie Hale Estella Christie Carri Hurley Lilian Keck Ruth Minor Sue Erwin

Don’t Get Down Hearted About That Nagging Pain

Nagging pains in the side may signal internal poisons harming health. The ad promotes harmless Cream of Nujol as a daily laxative to rid the body of poisons without cramps. It claims low cost and easy daily use, urging readers to buy at their druggist tonight.

Aged farmer still driving his 1909 Chalmers car

William Swartout, 75, of Barnes City, drives his 1909 Chalmers to Delta. The brass trimmed relic has exterior gear controls and acetylene lights. Swartout paid 1700 dollars and says one dollar yearly covers repairs. In 24 years he has been stopped once. He travels 20 miles between towns and claims the car can reach 45 miles per hour.

Gazette DELTA William Swartout Barnes City Swartout Chalmers

Farmers Of Jones County Press for Further Tax Cuts

Jones county board of supervisors heard requests from a large group of farmers for deeper tax reductions. A committee including two supervisors and three farmers was formed to study Farm Bureau membership while planners target about $15,000 in county savings for 1933. Road budget cut $35,150.95 with salary reductions and other measures to balance county poor costs.

Anamosa Board of Supervisors Jones County John Bodenhofer Farm Bureau N C Holst

Petit Jurors Drawn For Court At Wapello

Judge James D Smyth will preside over the Louisa county district court term in Wapello starting April 3. A list of summoned petit jurors includes Cecile Weile Grandview Belle Garrett Concord Vernie Forbes Oakland Gladys Hammond Wapello and many others from Morning Sun Columbus City Columbus Junction and nearby towns.

Wapello James D Smyth Louisa County District Court Cecile Weile Grandview Belle Garrett Concord Vernie Forbes Oakland Gladys Hammond Ted Morrison Dwight Nichols Morning Sun A. F Hall Elm Grove Effie Darrow Columbus Junction Elsie Jenkins Columbus City S. W H P. Edmondson Ralph Wickey Hopewell FOW Coffin Eva Krider Eva Blair F B Hopkins John Vertress Frank I. Walker Jess Quigley Cotter Grace McLean Robert Bratton Eliott R. F Mellinger Elliott J. R. Johnson

Democrats Form Jefferson Club In Grundy Center

Democrats of Grundy County met at the Grundy Center courthouse Monday evening and organized a Jefferson club. S. W. DeWolf was elected president with H B Koolma as vice president Edward Cnesey secretary and Vernon Steffen treasurer. Directors were chosen from townships. several townships had no representatives and no directors were selected.

Grundy Center Grundy County Court House Jefferson Club S. W. DeWolf Reinbeck H B Koolma Wellsburg Edward Cnesey Vernon Steffen Fairfield Robert Hansen Jerry Speaker Shiloh Richard Claussen Colfax John A Meyer Lincoln Will Conrad Grant Arthur Dicken Black Hawk Homer Wake Washington Herman Stock Palermo Leo Reisz Melrose Harm Tutterman Felix Glenn Ralston Clay-Conrad

English Writer Speaks At Iowa City Thursday

Historian and biographer Philip Guedalla Fneh-h will lecture on The Limits of Biography in Iowa City Thursday at 8pm under University of Iowa sponsorship. He will also lead a round table Friday on problems in writing history and biography.

Specia the Gazette Iowa City Philip Guedalla University of Iowa Guedalla

Iowa colonists in hills of Arkansas spark controversy

About 250 unemployed Iowa colonists pushed into north Arkansas seeking government land homesteads. Sioux City Chamber of Commerce denied involvement and Little Rock officials criticized the plan citing undeveloped land and Arkansas needy citizens.

Iowa Arkansas Little Rock Ark North Arkansas Hill Country Sioux City Chamber of Commerce Clinton, Ark Chamber Chamae

Resistance To Wieland Petition Filed In Iowa City

Johnson county district court faced a motion by County Attorney F B Olsen to strike Joseph B Wielands petition to set aside denial of his petition to withdraw a guilty plea to manslaughter The motion argues the court lacks power to alter the judgment since Wieland has begun serving part of an eight year sentence He pleaded guilty after a car accident that killed Morgan B Harsock of Iowa City Wieland was sentenced to Fort Madison penitentiary.

Iowa City Joseph B. Wieland Riverside Wieland Johnson County F B. Olsen Fort Madison Morgan B Harsock

Group Towns For Second Round Of Speech Contests

The northeast Iowa high school declamatory contest series announces second round groupings. Thirteen groups with about twelve speakers each include host Cedar Rapids areas and towns such as Monticello Anamosa Marion Hopkinton Toddville winners Ames Roland Maxwell Huxley Fernald Marshalltown Laurel Liberty Eldora Gladbrook Toledo Garwin Elberon Geneseo Reinbeck Radcliffe Grundy Center Wellsburg Parkersburg Lisbon Morley Monmouth Maquoketa Preston Manchester Independence Guttenberg Edgewood Winthrop Quasqueton Brandon Keyston Vinton Newhall Shells-Bure Norway Belle Plaine Urana.

Sweclnto Gazette Maquoketa Huxley Fernald Marshalltown Laurel Liberty Township New Providence Eldora Gladbrook Toledo Garwin Elberon Geneseo Township Reinbeck Radcliffe Grundy Center Wellsburg Parkersburg Lisbon Morley Monmouth Maquoketa Preston Manchester Independence Guttenberg Edgewood Winthrop Quasqueton Brandon Keystone Vinton Newhall Shells- Bure Norway Belle Plaine Urana

House votes down voluntary pay out in Des Moines

In Des Moines the Iowa House rejected Teter’s concurrent resolution 35 to 70. The measure sought a voluntary 10 percent pay cut for legislators and chief employees, but would have double reduced salaries already cut by a general salary reduction bill passed ten days earlier.

DES Moines House Teter Aldrich Alesch Bonnstetter Bruce Craven Davis Dean Dole Fabritz Falvey Foster Gittinger Hanson Winnebago Hook Hough Hultman Jensen Koch McKinnon Millhone Mitchell Moore Benton Harrison Mooty Osborn Paissley Reed Rice Roe Snyder Sours Stimpson Thies Thiessen Forter Stanzell Rep McFarlane Gallagher Iowa Speidel Washington

West Branch council cancels salaries and fees

West Branch town council on Monday night passed a resolution to cancel all salaries including board of health fees due from the town for the last year.

West Branch Board of Health

Five Escape Cases Listed At Anamosa

Five state cases charging escape from the men s re formatory at Anamosa are listed for the Jones county district court this month after an assignment by Judge H C Ring. Defendants Paul Pardoe Paul Jackson Wilfred Lang Donald Moore and Jasper Farber will be arraigned March 16.

Anamosa Jones County District Court H. C. Ring Paul Pardoe Paul Jackson Wilfred Lang Donald Moore Jasper Farber Andrew Banking Buresh

Appointment of Executrix in William Barrington Estate

Notice from Linn County Iowa states Ella Harrington appointed executrix of the William Barrington estate on March 7 1933. Creditors urged to pay debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court clerk. Attorney B L Wick as counsel for the executrix.

State of Iowa Linn County Wiliam Barrington Ella Harrington L. Wick

Palmer Heads West Union Citizens Club

King R. Palmer is named president of the West Union Citizens club with A W Hoover as vice president and R F Estey as secretary. D R Lynch becomes treasurer. directors are L C Beamer W H Burnham and H E Duke. annual meeting was held Monday night. club meets monthly for dinner and town issues. membership reached seventy five last year. F W Schneider had been president for two years. Ohio township governments spent over 12 million dollars in 1931.

West Union King R. Palmer West Union Citizens Club A. W. Hoover R. F. Estey D. R. Lynch L. C. Beamer W. H. Burnham H. E. Duke F. W. Schneider

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