Linn grand jury absolves Springville Savings Bank managers
The Linn county grand jury concluded there was no criminal intent related to a 17 25510 shortage at the closed Springville Savings Bank. It found irregularities but no personal gain and indicted three Cosgroves in a separate matter, discharging others under investigation.
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Linn Grand Jury
Springville Bank
Springville Savings Bank
Linn County Grand Jury
F . Ellison
Monda
L. A. Andrew
O. F Fryer
Patrick Cosgrove
Walter J. Cosgrove
Joseph Cosgrove
White for Board of Control confirmed by Senate
DES MOINES AP Confirma tion by the senate of five state ap pointees final action on repeal of the ten day marriage law and passage by the house of the small loans bill were major accompl ishments of Thursday's session of the general assembly. The senate approved H C White of Vinton to the board of control and also backed Frank E Wong of Spencer as labor commissioner, C B Murtaugh of Algona as badgd director, and Henry Shull of Sioux City and S J Galvin of She f ield to the board of education. Two appointments remain for consideration: O J Ditto to the highway commission and Jenny Good Corlett to the board of education.
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Des Moines
Senate
House
General Assembly
Clyde L. Herring
O. J. Ditto
Highway Commission
Jenny Good Corlett
Board of Education
H C White
Vinton
Board of Control
Frank E. Wong
Spencer
C B Murtaugh
Algona
Henry Shull
Sioux City
S J Galvin
Sheffield
China Prepares Counter Attack Near Kupeikou Pass
Japanese forces in Jehol move reinforcements toward Kupeikou pass as China readies a counter offensive. Ten fighting planes patrol the region while the capital Jebel remains under occupation and the Great Wall area braces for developments.
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Chengteh-Fu
Jehol
Kupeikou
Great Wall of China
Jebel
Roosevelt Signs Banking Measure Enacts Emergency Bank Reform
President Roosevelt backs rapid passage of a wartime banking bill to reopen sound banks and give the executive branch broad powers to regulate banks. The measure, debated by Senator Long and others, aims to issue new currency, set up federal conservators, and restore confidence while pursuing anti fraud and stabilization actions.
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Senate
Senator Long
Dem
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Garner
Rainey
House
Glass
Long
Gore
Okla
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt Bank
Federal Reserve
Muscle Shoals
Federal Reserve Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Co.d
Federal Reser
Innsworth
United States
Bulls of Exchange
Bankers
Franklin D Roosevelt March 9 1933 White House statement
A Roosevelt White House statement from March 9 1933 emphasizes urgency in two immediate measures to be requested from Congress. He frames these steps as essential to begin national restoration and to address the recurrence of past evils.
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Congress
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
White House
German Government Regrets Violence Against Americans
Washington reports four incidents involving American citizens during the nationalist socialist party rise. Protests to Germany were conveyed. Berlin expressed deep regret and pledged measures to prevent repeats. Names listed include Henry H. Sattler Edwin F Dakin Nathaniel S Wolff and Max Schussier.
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Washington
State Department
Sackett
Adolf Hitler
Henry H. Sattler
Edwin F Dakin
Nathaniel S Wolff
Max Schussier
United States
Berlin
Believe Roma Involved In Plot Against Boettcher
Denver authorities recovered a bullet speckled motor car near the Chamberlain ranch once used to abduct Charles Boettcher II. Police connect the vehicle to the kidnapped broker case and to Verne Sankey and Gordon Elkhorn. A report links Carl Pearce and the Roma family to possible ties with the underworld.
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Roma
Boettcher
Denver
Charles Boettcher
Clark
Chamberlain. S D
Verne Sankey
Gordon Elkhorn
Gordon Best
Carl Pearce
Burlington, Colo
Nettie Roma
Joseph P. Roma
Pearce
Sankey
Ashley Chapter to Honor Mrs. Emery Saturday
Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will honor Mrs. Imogen Emery, elected treasurer of the state organization, at a reception in the west parlor of the Woman's club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Emery was chosen by unanimous vote. She returns from the three day state conference in Des Moines with Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs. Douglass. Mrs. Frank Keyser of Marion also attends.
Beta Phi Alpha Alumnae Host Joint Program at Beta Belfry
Beta Phi Alpha alumnae and members along with pledges held a combined gathering Monday evening at the Beta Belfry. Masha Fagelman spoke on Russia while Belva Butters sang two selections. Alumnae awarded scholarships to Marjorie Davis and Esther Siegel. Refreshments followed, with committee members Mrs. Glenn Holm and Mrs. Leroy Baroer in charge.
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Beta Phi Alpha
Beta Belfry
Violet Snyder
Bella Scheer
Russia
Masha Fagelman
Belva Butters
Marjorie Davis
Esther Siegel
Glenn Holm
Leroy Baroer
Zeta Po i Eta Initiates Two Women in Chi Omega Rooms
Zeta Phi Eta held initiation for Miss Jane LaPlante and Miss Pauline Ogden on Wednesday at 4 pm in the Chi Omega rooms. National vice-archon Mrs. Pearl Bennett Broxam of Iowa City attended no special guest at the post ceremony spread. Gwen Storey organized the arrangements.
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Zeta Poi Eta
National Honorary Dramatic Society
Jane LaPlante
Pauline Ogden
Chi Omega
Pearl Bennett Broxam
Iowa City
Gwen Storey
Aunt Het Wisecrack Sparks Local Whisper
In a humorous hometown quip, Aunt Het jokes that Jim’s widow believes he finally quit smoking, though she admits doubts about the feat. The lighthearted line captures a rural sense of humor and lingering memories of Jim.
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Jim
Miss Helene Meier Heads Chi Omegas
Members of Chi Omega elected officers at a Tuesday meeting in the Yevuda apartments. President Nuss Hern Meier, vice president Miss Earth Benson, secretary Mrs Reity Et terman Imasumy, pledge captain Miss Poly Pre, and pledge captain Muss Paine Osden, with TESRNe captain MGS Sid McBrain named. Installations to follow at the chapter room.
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Chr
Yevuda
Nuss Hern Meier
Local Leaders Attended Midweek Meeting in Burtinston
Muss Marrast and Canton of Burtinston were present at a Wednesday evening gathering. Des Moines area figure Cave participated and Harad Leiner presided. Attendees discussed community concerns and upcoming events.
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Ranenel Henorsry
Marrast
Canton
Burtinston
Anse Cave of
Des Moins
Harad Leiner Ax
Suni Wernse
Pearné Dan Piper
Cecar Raps
Local club names officers in brief election notes
Fragmentary notes list officers elected or appointed including Miss Beira Butlers as secretary and Miss Carmen Cesier as treasurer. Other names appear with titles such as vice president and secretary, but several words are garbled.
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Alpha Soromy
Tuscany Fosa
Beira Butlers
Simoeth Burines
Dad3
Bernahan
Ee Teisry
MOS Trene Langitarmen
Carmen Cesier
Meesartt Pewecic
Hawkeye election filings jet two directorships discussed
Five candidates filed nonmanen papers for two school board director posts in Hawkeye while two incumbents H C Carmichael and Joe Brex seek re election against Lou Grimm C A Munson and G W Aspinwall. John Fritz and W L Chamberlain target the unexpired term. In West Liberty Bernice Grigg and Rex Ford Batson wed mid month upcoming. In Morley two directors will be chosen with James Darrow Lloyd Hunter William Bailey and Harvey Willison as candidates.
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Hawkeye
Board of Education
H.C Carmichael
Joe Brex
Lou Grimm
C A. Munson
G W Aspinwall
John Fritz
W. L. Chamberlain
West Liberty
Bernice Grigg
Rexford R. Batson
Eldora
Grigg
C C. Grigg
Hardin
Franklin
Batson
Ella Batson
Morley
James Darrow
Lloyd Hunter
William Bailey
Harvey Willison
Creek county prisoner found in jail under assumed name
Creek county officers hunted a prisoner for days believing he had escaped. He was finally found in his cell under an assumed name and on a different charge.
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Sapulpa, Okla
Creek County
France Approves Of Straus As New U S Ambassador
New York merchant Jessie Isidor Straus is acceptable as the American ambassador to France. A State Department spokesman said conversations regarding Straus had been held and his aptitude indicated. He will face debt negotiations in Paris.
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Jessie Isidor Straus
New York
France
Fentien Office
Straus
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