Women's club elects officers in schoolhouse meeting
The Eastern Iowa News special notes the Women’s club at the school house elected officers led by President Pearl Naylor and vice presidents Eunice Sanford Ella Clark with Martha Heiken as recording secretary Gladys McNeilly as corresponding secretary and Alene Easterly as treasurer.
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Myrtle Himebaugh
Pearl Naylor
Eunice Sanford
Ella Clark
Martha Heiken
Gladys McNeilly
Alene Easterly
Blanche Sutherland
Carrie Drickelbis
Kate Dirks
Sigourney county club forms new unit and officers
Following a meeting a Sigourney unit of the county club was organized with Forrest Bennett as president Francis Lee 22 of South English and Leon Paulson Cedar Rapids were involved in a truck collision north of Sigourney that damaged 44 dozen eggs and both drivers filed reports. In Monona an art print exhibit opens April 4 to 8 at the public school featuring 150 pieces sponsored by the faculty and in Waukon Ralph D Waters post outlines committees for a May 3 Fourth district meeting with William R Ryan as commander and Mrs Charles Fleener as Auxiliary president.
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Earlville
H. Thompson
Les Hunt
Carl Laxson
D. J. van Gerpen
E. B. Sawyer
Lars Nelson
Elmer Primus
Clyde Ham
GR. Dunn
Ben Helscher
Celous Gibbs
Will Sharp
Fletcher Beehm
Strawberry Point
Percil M. Evert
St. Mary's Catholic
P.J Boyle
Mike Evert
Edgewood
Agnes Anton
Oelwein
Francis Evert
Frankville
Ruth Letchford
Ruby McFarlane
Oolwein
Vern Topel
Farmersburg
Blanche
Shippy
Newton
Bernice Clark
Wilma Evert
Williamsburg
George Swigart
L. J Tanner
Commercial Club
Montelle Knapp
C. L. Jacobs
O. H. Berens
B. E. Schultz
W. L. Feller
Street
F. H. Hatch
R. C. Cocking
Arthur Welterlen
Lloyd Seward
R. S. du Bois
C. H. Peters
Urban Harken
Howard Holthaus
Francis Giblint
James F. Adams
A. G. Platt
J. P. Hamill
L. B. Blanchard
Cave and Advertising
P. HH. Peterson
F. E. Weltersen
Ralph Minkler
Harvey Otis
Daisy Ray
Lewis Miller
Earl Wiggins
E. C. Reed
Rex Brown
Columbus Junction
Gray and
Belle Plaine
Mary Wims
Er. Selden
Christ Methodist Church
David
Rachel Hittle
Greenville
Ohio
Lisbon
William M Wickham
Marengo
James
Ella Wood
Rockford
A. L. Larson
Park Rapids
Minn
Wickham
Owen Wims
William Wims
Cedar Rapids
Wims
Brandon
Milford Clark
Wayne Farmer
C Stewart
Shellsburg
William Richart
Willard McCorkle
Royce Bugen
Ed Richart
James Rife
Earl Maxson
Ethel Tumilty
William DeFoe
C L. Blattler
Monticello
Anamosa
Glenn Gerdes
Dean ‘Tedrow
Esmeree Nichols
Wilbur Doxsee
Margaret Deischer
Beatrice
Kathryn
Waubeek
W. F. Mitchell
Velma Conley
Ralph Conley
Fred Bowdish
Waubeck
Romeo
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vinton
Vinton Board of Education
PWA
Kucharo Construction Company
Des Moines
Charles Cumming
Maquoketa
Tuesday Club
Roy A. Stacey
Dewitt
Sarah Clayin
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Hanrahan-Fitzpatrick
St. Josephs Church
Thomas F Loftus
West Liberty
Tompkin B. Weed
Frank W. Sutton
Church of Christ In Charge
Sharon Cemetery
Wilton
Walter Mackey
Jay Hinkhouse
Fred Ridenour
George Parsons
Frank Jennings
L J. Kiser
Weed
Moscow
Rebecca Neasil Weed
Jennie Boyton
Etta Turner
South Dakota
Ira Stover
Iowa City
Donald Peacock
Urbana
James V. Finch
Clirace Ferguson
Prairie Creek Church of Christ
Here
Samuel D. Noah
Abraham H. Finch
Merida Ferguson
Aurora
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Noah
Oclwein
Webster
Ella Richmond
Sigourney
RL. Brown
West Cemetery
Richmond
John Turner
North English
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Alice Guiner
Toledo
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Mabel
John J Kaloupek
Chelsea
Julia Stotelmyre
St Joseph
Jackie Ward
William Bartles
St. Joseph
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White Pigeon
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S. T. Payne
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Fern Betz
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Charles Rabenberg
Friendly Five Young People’s Organization
Rochester
Maxwell
Ray A. Potter
Karola A Hooper
Gladbrook
B. O Tankersley
Tama County
William Dudley Looper
Dan
Grundy Center
Hooper
Karola A. Lorenz
Vinton Lions Club
Masonic Hall
Robert Bickel
George N. Urice
Don V. Wells
C. D. Knupp
Supt
F. E. Palmer
Town School For the Blind
G Lyle Kramer
County Club
Forrest Bennett
Kramer
RS. Gerard
Monona
Monona Public School
Francis Lee
South English
Leon Paulson
E. 4. Tremmel
Waukon
Ralph D. Waters
American Legion
Willianmt R. Ryan
Charles Fleener
Frank Feeling
Albert Bahr
Frank Vetter
Stoneburg
William Haas
Synthetic low mood to fault y taxes
Washington insiders warned the United States faced a 70 billion dollar annual cost from what they called synthetic low mood caused by faulty taxes. M OL Seidman for New York board of trade led a business push against the corporate undistributed profits tax and similar levies. Business leaders urged tax reform to restore prosperity, criticizing punitive taxes bureaucracy and high federal spending.
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Washington
INS
Senate Finance Committee
M OL. Seidman
New York Board of Trade
Jossain
Equal Rights Demanded for Farmers and Packers
Rep Lemke and National Farmers Union state presidents urged favorable action on Lemke’s bill to repay processing taxes to producers. They cited about 36 million dollars paid by farmers and hog producers, deducted from hog prices, arguing the tax should be reimbursed to farmers. A. J. Johnson of Iowa joined the delegation supporting the measure.
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Washington
Lemke
National Farmers Union
Congress
House Agriculture Subcommittee
A. J. Johnson Jowa
House OKs quotas on tobacco and barley under farm act
The House passed and sent to the White House a Senate bill to permit marketing quotas for tobacco and barley this year as part of the new farm act.
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Washington
LLP
House
White House
Senate
Is Wilno Slated To Play Role Of Second Sarajevo
New York dispatch analyzes the Poland Lithuania crisis with Wilno as a possible flashpoint. It compares 1914 Russia mobilization to today and notes Lithuania’s potential need for allied backing behind any ultimatum. It cites Austria and Germany as examples and questions whether Russia would provide decisive support.
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Sarajevo
New York
INS
Austria
Serbia
Russia
St Petersburg
Moscow
Poland
Lithuania
Adolf Hitler
France
Britain
Local Radio Amateurs Qualify For WAC Card With Asia Contact
Novotny and cooperator Kenneth Johnson of W9MCD earned the Amateur Radio Relay League WAC card by working all continents. Johnson heard J2MI Tokyo and later connected with South Africa Norway Venezuela and Australia by phone. Verification from the Japanese operator delays issuance of the card. Novotny uses a motorized directional antenna to reach distant stations, with Asia contacts via straight voice not code. This may be among the first WAC cards issued in town and the first for a phone-only schedule.
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Farly
Wesley J. Novvotny
CG Avenue NE
Kenneth Johnson
W9mcd
Novotnys
WAC
Radian Relay League
Asia
Johnson
J2mi
Tokio
Novetny
South Africa
Norway
Veneszuela
Australia
Novotny
Great Circle
North Pole
Towa
Set Date For Tulip Festival At Pella
Pella city officials announced the tulip festival will be held the week of May 9 through May 15 weather permitting.
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Pella
British Freighter Torpedoed Near Llansa
A British flagged freighter ran aground in flames near the Spanish port of Llansa after being torpedoed at about 1am, with the crew escaping ashore. The vessel, about 4,103 tons, departed La Nouvelle for Barcelona and was said to be Navarino of Glasgow, with French crew and mixed national markings observed. The wreckage burned through the day.
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Cfrbere
France
Llansa
la Nouvelle
Cerbere
Barcelona
Glasgow
Minimum Hour Law Voided By Decision
Pennsylvania's 44 hour work week law was declared unconstitutional illegal and void by the Dauphin county court in Harrisburg. The decision marks a strike against the 44 hour work week policy affecting state employees and labor rules. The ruling comes amid ongoing debate over labor standards and cost of living pressures in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Franz Ferdinand's Son Held in Protective Custody
Vienna reports Prince Max Hohenberg son of the late Archduke Franz Ferdinand placed under protective custody after the Sarajevo murder of 1914. The announcement came Friday and lines of authority indicated he is in state protection.
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Franz Ferdinand
Vienna
INS
Max Hohenberg
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
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