Iowa County Bases Set From Soil Depleting Crops Ratios
Newton Iowa figures show Iowa soil depleting base at about 19 600 000 acres with 84 8 percent of crop land and 57 7 percent of total farm land in soil depleting crops County bases for Tama Grundy and Poweshiek given with ratios and nationwide release pending for Fayette Clayton Allamakee Winneshiek Officials and committeemen at meetings in Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Iowa City to determine individual farm bases and appeals process Farmers will file leases after bases are announced enabling soil conservation award applications
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Federal Statistician
South Central
Tama
Grundy
Poweshieck
Tama County
Carl
Grundy County
Poweshiek
Iowa
Fayette
Clayton
Allamakee
Winneshiek
Gaiaries City
Black Hawk
Dubuque
Missouri Line
Iowa City
Newton
Joe Reed
Washington, D. C
R. M. Evans
Des Moines
Ralph Smith
W. W. Chandler
O. D. Kline
Alden
Hervey Hazen
Denmark
Ames Extension Service
State Soil Conservation Committee
Insurance Companies
Cedar Rapids
Kline
Leslie M. Carl
Rex Conn
Linn
Central and regional crop divisions align with weather bureau
The central division shows 78.5 percent, east central 78.5? Wait. The text states 78.5 for the east central, 85.7 for the southwest, 73.2 for the south central, and 75.8 for the southeastern counties. These divisions match crop reporting areas used by the state weather and crop bureau.
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East Central
Southwest
South Central
State Weather and Crop Bureau
Long Rock Island official A L Haldeman dies in Iowa division service
A L Haldeman longtime Rock Island Lines official and division head in Des Moines Estherville Manly Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids-Dakota roles died after a long illness He served as trainmaster and superintendent across divisions and was active in civic groups He is survived by his wife and two children and to be buried in Lexington Cemetery Dayton Ohio
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Frisco
E. I
Chicago
Haldeman
Iowa
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Dakota
Estherville
Minnesota
Manly
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Dakota
First Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
John Alden
Priscilla Mullen
Virginia
Miami Valley
Ohio
Cincinnati
Alden Jr
University of Iowa
Geneva
Dayton
Lexington
Switzerland Expands Military Air Power for Neutral Frontiers
The Swiss government launches an arms program to keep neutrality intact, designing and building its own fighting aircraft. The air force will grow from 125 machines to 165 with 40 new two seaters. Situations described as preventing occupation in a future war.
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Berne
Switzerland
Belgium
G-MEN CAPTURE HARRY CAMPBELL IN Toledo RAID
Hoover described Campbell as a top southwest desperado connected to the Karpis Barker gang. Campbell and Cokar were seized in Toledo in two raids, with Cokar to be sent to Oklahoma for an 18 year sentence. Karpis allegedly sheltered in Cleveland in 1934 and Moran is said to be dead in Lake Erie.
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Hoover
Campbell
Southwest
Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
Cokar
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Dr. Moran
Joseph Moran
G-men
Moran
Lake Erie
G- Men
Monroe Street
Toledo
Arcadia Street
Gulf Coast
Garrettsville
ST. Paul
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
G-man
Mahan Captured in San Francisco After Kidnaping
The pursuit intensified as officers closed in on Mahan in San Francisco. Six men tracked the suspect after Harmon Metz Waley and his wife Margaret were arrested in Salt Lake City. Waley, a former blacksmith and auto mechanic, is in Alcatraz. his wife remains jailed with other gangsters in Milan Michigan.
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Harmon Metz Waley
Margaret
Salt Lake City
Utah
Waley
Alcatraz Island
Calif
Dirigible Hindenburg Sets Kurs Toward American Shores
The Hindenburg left Friedrichshafen at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday en route to Lakehurst New Jersey with 108 aboard including 52 passengers. Capt Lehmann leads and Dr Eckener nominally in charge as international tensions from Hitler's reoccupation shape plans for regular transatlantic passenger service and global aerial travel.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Hindenburg
Lehmann
Azores
Atlantic
Globe
Pacific
Friedrichafen
Lake Constance
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
Adolf Hitler
First Bath in Air on Hindenburg Style Flight
The air ship voyage along the Rhineland coast arches past France and England without touching either. Passengers rush to the smoking room and bar after lights glow in villages far below. Lady Wilkins soaks in the air bath aboard the Hindenburg style ship as Franz Wagner plays jazz on the piano. Germany cements a leading role in transatlantic air service with the first flying hotel crossing to the United States and hints at a sister ship to boost the fleet.
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Rhineland
France
England
Lady Wilkins
Franz Wagner
Sir Hubert Wilkins
United States
Germany
North
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
McNaughton Receives Back Pay From Suspension
Iowa comptroller's office authorized payment of 218.65 to C. W. McNaughton, former special agent, for the period he was voluntarily suspended amid the Woodbury county graft case. The action follows a Supreme Court ruling that the graft indictments were quashed and that dismissed misconduct charges warrant back pay.
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Des Moines
State Comptroller’s Office
C. W. McNaughton
Iowa
McNaughton
Woodbury County
Clyde Mayer
Sioux City
Edward L. O’connor
O'Connor
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