Reforestation Army Buys Camps for Jobless Recruites
Washington reports defense officials seek 250000 workers to be housed in concentration camps and sent to forest camps for physicals and outfitting. Tentative sites include Tennessee River basin with tents used at ware camps. buildings may be used where available for yearlong operations.
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Weee House
Senate
Roosevelt
Forest Service
House
Use Labor and
War Departments
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War Department
Epec
Tennessee River
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Open channels to youth, keep communication doors open
Quote from B C Gruenberg advocates maintaining open lines of dialogue with children as the best service to them, stressing ongoing family communication.
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B. C. Gruenberg
Benton School Heads Oppose Beatty Bill
A Benton County conference of eight school superintendents drafted a protest against the Beatty Bennett bill. The protest, sent to Senator White and Representatives Moore Beatty, argues the plan would undermine Iowa schools while supporting tax reductions that preserve standards. Districts expect large salary cuts if the bill passes.
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Gazette
Vinton
Benton County
Lincoln High School
Beatty-Bennett
Harry D. White
Charles D Moore
Des Moines
F. M. Beatty
Benton County Better Schools League
Iowa
Garrison
Holsteins average $69 at Waterloo breeders sale
Forty three head of registered Holsteins averaged $69 at the Town Hall breeders sale in Waterloo. An eight months old bull calf topped at $200 as about twelve hundred people attended the event.
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Waterloo
Halsteins
False Teachings On Christ's Return Highlighted At Church
Reverend P G Dennis spoke at First Christian Church on Christ's second coming and related topics. He warned against false teachings, noted signs like industry leaders applying Jesus's teachings, and suggested civilization may improve as faith grows. Tonight features Young People's Night with a sermon on life breakdowns and music by Flord Jones.
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First Christian Church
Sudcitorium
P. G Dennis
Christ
Jesus
Dennis
Flord Jones
Meteor Streaks Across Arizona New Mexico and Texas
A meteor the size of a football lit a fiery trail across Arizona New Mexico and northern Texas Friday morning. Pilot Frank Williams first spotted it near Albuquerque at 6 pm central time and radioed other pilots to witness the phenomenon. Pilot Bill Coyle reported the flare east of Amarillo and the fireball appeared to strike about forty miles north of Amarillo.
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CINS
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Trans- Continental
Western Air, Inc
Frank Williams
Albuquerque
Williams
Bill Coyle
Amarillo
Winslow, Ariz
Coyle
Gunmen Hold Broker And Family In Chicago Raid
Three gunmen held broker Lee Schimberg his wife Althea and his five year old daughter and other family members for nearly three hours in their Chicago home. They forced Schimberg to order $4000 in cash to be delivered from his office in the financial district before escaping.
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Chicago
Financial District
Lee Schimberg
Schimberg and Trangham
Althea
Mrs. Mary Giger Tama County Pioneer Dies at 86
Mrs. Mary Giger 86, Tama County pioneer, died at her Toledo home after heart disease and asthma. Born January 6, 1847 in Black Hawk County, she lived on a Tama County farm after 1880. Survived by two sons Dennis of Sioux City and H P Giger of Toledo. Funeral Sunday at 2:39 PM in the Meoregs eroven with Rev. Coane officiating. She was a longtime member of the Northern County club.
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Garrett Toledo
Mary Giger
Black Hawk County
I. F. Giger
Missouri
Tama County
Toledo
Csigerty
Childre
H R Dennis
P Giger
To- Pom Bo
eNretern
Manchester and Cedar Rapids Couples Observe Wedding Anniversaries
Special to The Gazetta notes J A Strickland and wife celebrate golden anniversary while their son and daughter in law mark their fifteenth. The two couples share Easter Sunday nuptials at the bride’s parents home in Earlville. Arthur Strickland of Cedar Rapids and Glenn A Strickland of Cedar Rapids attend with families. The elder Stricklands live in Delaware county since 1892 and 76 years there.
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Manchester
J. A. Strickland
Airs
Glenn A. Strickland
Cecar Rapids
Arthur Strickland
Cedar Rapids
Glenn .A. Strickland
Earl le Grant
Emma Strickland
Harlan Merriam
Des Moines
Delaware County
Eleanor Boardman Sues Vidor for Mental Cruelty Again
In Los Angeles Eleanor Boardman, renowned film star, amends her divorce against King Vidor, Hollywood director. She cites mental cruelty and omits Betty Hill, a studio employee once named in a prior suit for separate maintenance amid their marital disputes.
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Los Angeles
INS
Eleanor Boardman
King Vidor
Hollywood
Miss Boardman
Betty Hill
Victor
Miss Hill
Evans Resigns From Federal Farm Board
Frank Evans of Salt Lake City resigns Friday as a member of the Federal Farm Board effective April 1. President Roosevelt accepts the resignation. Evans began duty September 1, 1931 for a term to June 1936, aiming to develop farmer owned cooperative marketing.
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Washington (Ap
Frank Evans
Salt Lake City
Federal Farm Board
Roosevelt
Evans
Pass Elmer Johnsons Bill For Regulation Of Merchandising Groups
DES MOINES Iowa House approves six bills and one resolution before reviewing a constitutional convention vote. Rep Elmer Johnson Linn county bills regulate and license sellers of memberships and certificates to buy merchandise on a cost plus ten percent basis. The action includes bonds and licensing aims, while other measures address legal notices newspapers county funds banking itinerant trucks hospital injury claims and mutual insurance loans. The chamber also memorializes Congress and Iowa on the convention matter.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Senate
Towna
Elmer Johnson
Linn County
Gary
Johnson
Mercer
Foster
Wenus
Grantine
Gallagher
County Farm Mutual Insurance
Craven
Congress
Iowa
Delegation backs Roosevelt emergency program for agriculture
A delegation spoke in support of President Roosevelt's emergency measures targeting farming. They urged swift enactment of agricultural relief and oversight to stabilize prices and support rural communities.
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Roosevelt
Deputy Sheriff Kills Federal Agent In Mistaken Battle
In Knoxville Tennessee a federal prohibition agent Tom Sizemore was killed and Deputy Sheriff Tom Atchley of Knox County was fatally wounded after a gun battle caused by mistaken identity between the agents and the Atchley brothers Mack Atchley and the deputy. The brother was wounded.
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Knoxville
North English Youth Dies of Pneumonia
Max Floyd Fancher aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Fancher, died Wednesday evening of pneumonia. A North English High School graduate, he taught at White Pigeon. Survived by parents a sister Marguerita a brother Wayne and grandparents Mr and Mrs Mack King. Funeral Friday at White Pigeon church conducted by Rev R W Fillmore of Kalona.
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North English
Max Floyd Fancher
Virgil Fancher
North English High School
White Pigeon
Marguerita
Wayne
Mack King
R. W. Fillmore
Kalona
Private Shallow Wells In Iowa Largely Polluted
Iowa City report shows only 15 percent of private shallow wells free of pollution while 44 percent of public shallow wells meet standards. Prof. Jack Hinman head of the state hygienic laboratories notes public supplies outperform private by about 20 percent, with the widest gap in shallow wells.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Jack J. Hinman
Sion
Prof
Hinman
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