Darling Named Chief of Biological Survey Bureau
Jay N. Darling of Des Moines was appointed chief of the Agriculture Department's Biological Survey, succeeding Paul G. Reddington. Secretary Henry A. Wallace said Darling would contribute to national wildlife restoration. Darling, known for cartoons and conservation work, has served on Roosevelt's wildlife restoration committee since January 6, which urged acquiring millions of acres of submarginal land for refuges.
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Washington
Jay N. Darling
Des Moines
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Biological Survey
Paul G. Reddington
Henry A. Wallace
Darling
Roosevelt
Darling Deplores Cutting Of Trees By CWA Locusts
Des Moines AP report on J N Darling cartoonist and wildlife advocate condemning CWA tree removal. He decries soil loss, borderland waterfowl habitat drainage, and compares CWA clearing to untimely deforestation. He warns millions of acres stolen from nature and cites erosion figures in Iowa and Missouri.
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Darling
Des Moines
J. N. Darling
Wild Life Conservation Commission
Iowa
Mississippi
CWA
Missouri
CCC
Mrs Laura Busby 90 Waubeek Dies in Iowa Funeral set
Mrs Laura Ann Busby 90 of Waubeek died Friday after a fall from her wheelchair that left a broken leg. Funeral services will be Sunday at 10:30 am at Jordan's Grove church with burial in Jordan's Grove cemetery, Rev Ernest Allen presiding. Born Laura Wiggins December 25 1843 in New Hampshire she moved to Iowa as a child and married Charles Busby. they had three children, all of whom died in a diphtheria outbreak. Mr Busby died sixteen years ago and Mrs Busby later lived with sisters Julia Benest and Hattie Starbuck.
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Central City
Laura Ann Busby
Waubeek
Jordan’s Grove
Buriel
Jordan's Grove
Ernest Allen
New Hampshire
George
Harriet Wiggins
Iowa
Charles Busby
Busby
Julia Benest
Hattie Starbuck
Funeral for Carl Schultz 86 in Postville
Funeral services for Carl Schultz 86 were held Saturday at St. Pauls Evangelical church Postville. He died March 7. Born in Germany he married Fredericka Wilke in 1878. Survived by sister Mrs Fred Renzman brother August daughter Mrs George Welzel six grandchildren three great grandchildren. Burial in Postville cemetery.
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Postville
Carl Schultz
Schultz
Germany
Fredericka Wilke
America
Fred Renzman
August
George Welzel
R.B Garten
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Lawrence Wilke
John Renzman
Lawrence
Elmer Schultz
Roy Welzel
Earl Gilster
Postville Cemetery
Death of Norway Girl Montague at 13
MaryJorile Claire Montague, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Montague, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 2 30 a.m. Saturday after an operation. A student at Norway Public School, she is survived by her parents, two brothers Brest and Glen, two grandmothers, and a brother who preceded her in death. The body was brought to Norway from Janeba and Brosh chapel. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Norway Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Arthur Nie. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery near Norway.
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Norway
MaryJorile Claire Montague
Archie Montague
Cedar Rapids
Brest
Glen
Frances Kimball
Melissa Montague
Janeba and Brosh
Norway Methodist
Riverside
Riverside Independent School District
E. F. Wheelan
Harold M. Cress
Iowa City
J. P. Quinn
H. Griffin
Marguerite Thomann
John Strabala
Thomas Dautremont
Maquoketa
Jessie Gregg Boomershine
Boomershine
Independence
Reformed Church
C. Edward Holyoke
Mount Hope Cemetery
Jessie Gregg
Tiffin
Ohio
Tiffin High School
Heidelberg College of
Nellie
Maxwell Gregg
Ethel Wintersteen
Lost Nation
Anamosa
D. M. Beggs
Seam
Miller
Homer J. Boots
Mr. Boots
Syracuse
N. Y
Huron
Harold
Patricia
Magnus
Ida White
Addie Johnson
Davenport
Lily Hoskinson
Clinton
Camp Fire to Present The Call of Wohelo at Legion Hall
The local Camp Fire group rehearses the play The Call of Wohelo under coach Mrs. Oscar Reinhardt for presentation at the Legion hall next Friday night March 16. Miss Lydia Dudycha is Camp Fire guardian with assistant Miss Margaretha Holler. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the group. Cast includes Rachel Thompson Corrine Kraft Donna Jean Shutts Louise Warner Doris Steinberg Hazel Steinberg Vera Kerkman Colette Kelly Guinevere Tomlinson Betty Woltersdorf Norma Reinhardt and Eileen Krumm.
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van Horne
Guinevere Tomlinson
Betty Woltersdorf
Norma Reinhardt
Eileen Krumm
St Marys Cherokee Wins Iowa Class B Debate Trophy
St Marys of Cherokee defeated Mount Ayr to win the class B McCahill debate trophy at Drake University. Participants: Paul Goeb, Franc is Fitch, Irene Rupp. coach Sister M Evangelista. Mount Ayr runners-up: Leonard Jen son, Loren Hickerson, Mary Ingram, Lola Wright. Finalists defeated Elkader and Valley Junction. The question: Should the United States adopt the British model of radio broadcasting control.
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Des Moines
St. Mary's of
Cherokee
Mount Ayr High School
McCahill
Drake University
St. Mary's
Paul Goeb
Francis Fitch
Irene Rupp
Sister M. Evangelista
Leonard Jensen
Mount Ayr
Loren Hickerson
Mary Ingram
Lola Wright
Elkader
Valley Junction
Lamonil
Oakland
Elgin
Fort Dodge
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Newton
Clarion
Creston
Boone
Ames
United States
Postville Hospital Taken Over by Local Businessmen
Postville Community Hospital formed after 1909 institution acquired by local business men. New officers named: President R. M. Hecker Vice President Louis Schutte Secretary John L. Gregg Treasurer L. O. Beucher. Superintendent is Elizabeth Fitzgerald a former Monona nurse. Medical staff to be appointed soon.
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Postville
Postville Hospital
A. A. Schmidt
Postville Community Hospital
R. M. Hecker
Louis Schutte
John L. Gregg
L. O. Beucher
L. L. Hill
C. C. Sander
W.H. Burling
H. E. Roberts
George Hohlman
Earl Abernathy
J. T Humphrey
J. C. Weihe
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Monona
Fitzgerald
Monona Hospital
Willie Willis and family humor in a doughnut tale
A humorous anecdote features Willie Willis noting family quirks. He quips that Papa was a perfect boy, Grandma was his mother, and she lets you have doughnuts from anything without fuss about clean cars. The item captures light, folksy sentiment and a playful family dynamic.
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Papa
Contracts for UI law dormitory in Des Moines awarded
Des Moines AP Contracts for a University of Iowa law dormitory were announced by W H Gemmill. The general contract went to Arthur N Neumann of Des Moines for 128009 dollars and the wiring contract to H G Metcalf and company of Anamosa for 4171.52 dollars. Federal grants cover 30 percent of both contracts. Other awards will follow.
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DES Moines
University of Iowa
W. H. Gemmill
State Board of Education
Arthur N. Neumann
H. G. Metcalf and Company of
Anamosa
University
Ater
IOWA WEST UNION CITY ELECTION FACING TWO TICKETS
For the March 26 city election in West Union two tickets are vying. Incumbent E C Johnston mayor and councilmen F W Schneider and E J Smith seek re election. Opponents include Elmer Smith for mayor and H H Reiners plus Harry Kelg for council positions.
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West Union
E. C. Johnston
F. W. Schneider
E. J. Smith
H. W. Hall
W. W. Wright
E. E. Brown
L. C. Beamer
H. F. Roggensack
Elmer
Samuel Peaslee Jr Son Of Banker At Dubuque Ends Life
Samuel C. Peaslee Jr., 33, grandson of the late Col. David B. Henderson and a World War veteran, shot himself in Dubuque after visiting his parents. He managed a Laurens lumber yard and came to Dubuque weeks ago. his father is a bank president. He leaves a widow.
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Dubuque
Samuel C. Peaslee, Jr
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Natonal House of Representatives
Peaslee
Laurens
France
Blind Chiropractor Of Keystone Divorces Cedar Rapids Woman
Henry F Schluntz a blind chiropractor of Keystone was granted a divorce from Florence Schluntz in district court Judge Carl B Stiger signed the decree. The stipulation requires Schluntz to pay 45 dollars monthly as long as she remains unmarried. The couple married at Kenwood May 3 1924 and lived together until Sept 11 1933 with a Keystone home.
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Vinton
Iowa School For the Blind
Henry F. Schluntz
Keystone
Florence Schluntz
Carl B. Stiger
Schluntz
Kenwood
Ed Schluntz
Louis Reeves
Cedar Rapids
Makes Claim For 100000 Estate At Pleasant Prairie
The first claimant for a 100000 estate left by Wilbur Staton at Pleasant Prairie near Muscatine appeared today. Robert Staton, 22, of Kokomo Indiana, said his grandfather was a brother of Wilbur Staton who died recently. He claimed the Civil War split the brothers with Wilbur joining the Confederate army and Isaiah the Union forces.
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Muscatine
Wilbur Staton
Pleasant Prairie
Here
Robert Staton
Kokomo
Ind
Wilbur
Isaiah
Indiana
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS and orchestral lineups
A dense listing of evening radio programming from NBC CBS and various stations detailing show titles hosts orchestras and conductors. Programs include live music performances from Jules Lande Nat Shilkret Paul Whiteman Arthur Godfrey and Catherine the Great an array of orchestras and hour by hour segments across multiple networks.
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John Herrleck
NBC
WJZ Chain Tree Seasus
WEAP
Victor Michaux
CBS
WBBM
WMT
Martha Mears
Weaf Woc
WIZ Wls
Jules Lande
WEAF
Robert Luce
WABC
Reereard
Woocoo
Hollywood
WCCO
KMOX
America
WJZ Chain
Langford
WOC
Arlene Jackson
WJZ
Philadelphia Oreh
Kmox & Wow
Sexarider Woollcott
Weco
WIZ
WLS
Beatrice Fairfax
NTC
WMAQ
WLW
Kas
Thompson
Paice Orch
CBB
WHRM
Bante Orch
WBYUM
Kaltenborn
Tony Lombardo
Ralph Kirhery
Madricutra Orch
WHO
Catherine the Great
WHAS
KMBC
Sasnick Orch
One Man's Family
Paul Whiteman
Wwqu
Dlckerson
Orch
One Orch
Ayily Nson Orch
Lones Orch
Fanico Orch
Sunday Morning Radio Schedule From NBC CBS and More
Sunday morning radio lineup lists programs across NBC CBS and affiliated stations. Featured shows include Children hour music and youth programs, church and concert broadcasts, major Bowes program, poet prince, and string quartets with stations WEAF WJZ WENR WABC WMT and others.
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Mary Small
Wirges Orch
NBC
WEAF
WOC
Poling
WIZ
Sanford Orch
WOCO
WHO
Philharmonic
CBS
WBBM
WMT
Wwcoco
Frances Laneford
Aimber Orch
Jan Garber
WJZ
WLS
WLW
WEAP
Wmaq Wow
Albert Payson Terhune
WIZ Wls
Vee
Johnny
NDC
Dion Kennedy
WIZ Chain
de Fosdick
Weeco
Dune Meredith Inaketeh
Inbc
WIMJ
Crumb and Sanderson
CBB
WABC
KMOX
KMBC
WHAS
Vladimir Horowicz
WCCO
Catholic Hour
Our Schools
WMAQ
McConnell
Typten Arch
Alden Edkins
Church of the Air
Major Bowes
Weaf Voc
Poet Prince
WJZ Chain
North dealer drives slam through strong bidding
In a contract bridge column a North player, not using forcing bids, shows a very strong hand allowing his partner to bid and reach a slam with a mediocre hand. The article notes the frequent possibility of strong bids without two bids or overcalls and highlights the conveyed strength enabling a slam.
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North
Strategic three notrump and slam in bridge play
The North player opens with a strong three heart bid to convey info to partner, South opts for three notrump with a lone spade stopper, and later South jumps to six clubs after deductive reasoning. The deal hinges on club fit, distribution, and a finesse that yields a successful slam, illustrating precise bidding and play.
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South
North
West
Duminy
East
Iowa tax board members inspect system in four states
Des Moines Iowa tax board members Dr J W Reynolds chairman and Louis Roddewig traveled to Illinois Indiana Michigan and possibly New York to study their tax practices. The trip aims to inform Iowa sales tax regulations ahead of the April 1 start date and is expected to last a week to ten days.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Illlinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
J. W. Reynolds
Louis Roddewig
Membr
Reynolds
Rise in Temperature Forecast for Iowa
Des Moines reports an end to the cold snap with temperatures rising over the weekend. Federal Meteorologist Charles D Reed forecasts 25 degrees in the northwest and 30 degrees statewide, Keokuk recording zero and Dubuque 24 degrees as the warmest spot yesterday.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Keokuk
Iowa
Dubuque
Center Point Barn Fatality Claims Local Farmer
Center Point resident Charles E. Oliphant Ele lis, 56, was found dead in his barn about 4 p.m. Friday while pitching hay. Born locally, he had lived on the farm for 35 years. Survived by wife Dora Oliphant, a son Clair, two grandchildren, five brothers in Cedar Rapids and Center Point, and three sisters. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Greene's Grove Community Church, Rev. A. E. Rather officiating. Burial in Oliphant cemetery.
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Center Point
Charles E. Elelis
Here
Dora Ollephant
Clair
August
William
John
Henry
Ceedar Rapids
Kfe
Bessie Krause
Mollie Bowers
Polly Hooker
Toddville
Greene's Grove
A. E. Rather
Oliphant
Williamsburg Camp Forms Royal Neighbors Unit Installations
WILLIAMSBURG Camp Ann of the Royal Neighbors of America was organized in Williamsburg this week. Camp Forest of Parnell assisted in the ceremony with Mare Garite Lawler and Ann McCabe installing officers. Visiting officers were presented by a juvenile escort from Parnell. Officers elected and installed include Lela Lubbert, Lucile Osborn, Bess Linn, Bridgie Gallagher, Ann McCabe, Virgie Stake, Dorothy Jones, Dorothy Jones, Helen McCabe, Florence Filia, Mary Wade, Gwendolyn Oliver, Rose Cranston.
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Williamsburg
Ann
Royal Neighbors of America
Camp Forest of Parnell
Maregarite Lawler
Parenell
Ann McCabe
Mary Ann McDonough
Alberta
Delores Linn
Glenn McCabe
Virginia
Frances Ellen Lawler
Parnell
Florence Bridges
Mapleton
Nell Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Lela Lubbert
Oracle
Lucile Osborn
Bess Linn
Bridgie Gallagher
Virgie Stake
Dorothy Jones
Helen McCabe
Florence Filia
Inner Sentinel
Mary Wade
Outer Sentinel
Gwendolyn Oliver
Cian
Rose Cranston
Dividends Ordered For Depositors Of Three Closed Banks
Judge E W Dinga in district court orders dividends for depositors of Farmers and Merchants bank of Haskins Cotter Savings bank and Ainsworth Savings bank. Total payments reach eighty per cent with ten per cent distributions at each bank and checks being prepared in Des Moines for forwarding to H. 5 Lekwa. Banks closed in 1931.
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Washington
E. W. Dinga
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Haskins
Cotter Savings Bank
Ainsworth Savings Bank
Des Moines
H. 5
Lekwa
Wellman Town Election Race With Two Tickets March 26
Two tickets vie for Wellman town offices in the March 26 election. Citizens ticket lists FE Jones for mayor and council members W B Mowintosh E N Foster R C Wince garden N E Wahl and Mearl Munson with J A Dodds as treasurer and C M Livezey as assessor. People's ticket names T Wa Zillmer for mayor and council members Omer Green L W Marner Joe Schmelzer O T Taylor and B R Stenig Ser with C P Griffith as treasurer and Guy Weidlein as assessor.
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Omer Green
L. W. Marner
Joe Schmelczer
O. T. Taylor
B. R. Steniig Ser
C. P. Griffith
Guy Weidlein
Edgewood Woman's Club elects officers at meeting
Edgewood officers were elected Thursday afternoon at a meeting of the Edgewood Woman's club. They are President Mrs. Angie Bellamy Vice President Mrs. Minnie Madison Secretary Mrs. Esther Ashline and Treasurer Mrs. Carrie Madison.
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Edgewood
Edgewood Woman's Club
Angie Bellamy
Minnie Madison
Esther Ashline
Carrie Madison
Nettie May
Hulda Robinson
Faye Steele
Mildred Hatch
Dysart Valentine lodge to mark 41st anniversary
Knights of Pythias Dysart Valentine lodge celebrates its 41st anniversary on Thursday evening March 15. Cedar Rapids members and guests from nearby towns will attend. Entertainment is planned and luncheon will be served after the program.
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Dysart
Valentine Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cedar Rapids Lodge
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