Iowa Officials Prepare Bus Tax Relief and School Reorg Bills
May present reorganization bills at special session. Economy group to draft measures including optional county school reorganization and creation of a state purchasing agent. Valentine chair says plan aims to save Iowa taxpayers and follows Brookings Institute recommendations.
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Dee Moines
Chalman
John EK. Valentine
Intertimngaromites
Hurshey
Valentine
Appanoose County
W.U
Senate
House
Valentine Added
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Brookings Institute
Amana Doctors Lead Iowa County Medical Society
Dr C H Hermann of Middle Amana was elected president of the Iowa County Medical Association meeting held Tuesday. His four-doctor group matches the local physicians in Williamsburg Marengo and Amana villages, reflecting the Amana Society’s influence in county medical staffing.
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Marengo
Amana Society
Iowa
Iowa County Medical Association
C. H Hermann
Middle Amana
J J Sinn
Williamsburg
Amana
Victor
D. Clark
New County
Alok
Milk price war hits Washington IA markets
Milk traded at four cents a quart in Washington as a price-cutting war continued this week. Stores saw drops to low single cents per quart while delivery firms charged eight cents. Rival dairymen reduced prices by one cent at a time to expand trade.
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Washington
Farmers Contribute Corn To Support Stanwood Churches
Stanwood church relief drive raises corn as a cash aid plan. Farmers donate 1000 bushes of corn to support Methodist Evangelical Lutheran and United Presbyterian congregations with shelling, shipping, and fair distribution organized by Herman Koch and H E Behrens. Women provide meals during the activity.
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Stanwood
Herman Koch
H E. Behr
Ens
Shell
Methodists
Evangelical Lutherans
United Presbyterians
Jobs Arrive for 18000 Iowa Workers Under Civil Works
Emergency employment for Iowans under the civil works program reached 184 new projects across 27 counties at an estimated cost of 80 thousand 458 dollars. The plan aims to place immediate work for 3 641 Iowans while 53 000 statewide jobs were allotted and 6 million dollars authorized.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Muscatine
Grundy
Delaware
Tama Wright
Carroll
Harrison Louisa
Boone
Clarke
Clay
Buena Vista Henry
Franklin
Mitchell
Winnebago
Adams
Shelby
O’brien
Jasper
Kossuth
Dallas
Polk
Plymouth
Sac
Wapello
Story
Harvest Sunday Observed by Tipton Rural Church
Tipton Rural Church plans Harvest Sunday next Sunday at 2:30 pm at the Red Oak Grove church near here. The program features Rev William Hemit prayer, anthems and readings, with local church and township groups organizing music, address by Earl Reon and other local officials, and a dedication ceremony for a new hall at Seliskburg with Legion posts and community leaders attending.
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Tipton
Red Oak Grove
Tre Farn
Fremont Fairfad
Red Oak
Starwood Wi
Penrongroth
Pat Thonas
H J Laffey
Woan Das Dser
Mevin Rowser
Serpe
William Hemit Praver
Commerce Violino
Earl Reon
Am Davidson
Sorrruck
Ob Farn Bureau
Henry Beong
Red Oak Town
Pan Bota Porad Smith
Hotan
Ta Baschner
Seliskburg
Legion
Gruneberg
L.eke
Reinek
Lee J Toater
Cedar Rapertoa Conmander
Heart Attack Fatal To Williamsburg Merchant
Special to The Gazette williamsburg W. Frank Williams 78 owner and operator of the only harness business in Williamsburg died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon in his shop. He built his life in Williamsburg forty three years born in Dudley Port England the family came to America and settled at Utica New York in 1866. He moved to Williamsburg in 1876 and married Margaret Baisley of Canton in 1882. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Feb 19 1932. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs M B Rabenold of Decatur IL Mrs S Batten of Cedar Rapids and Minta of Williamsburg.
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Williamsburg
W. Frank Williams
Dudley Port
England
America
Utica
N. Y
Margaret Baisley
Canton
M. B Rabenold
Decatur, NL
S . Batten
Cedar Rapids
Minta
Benton County Mobilizes 160 Men Under C W P
Benton county moves to place 160 men in jobs under the Civil Works program by Friday. The board of supervisors outlined 24 highway projects and Vinton will start a storm sewer job in two shifts, costing about 6239 dollars with nearly half for labor.
Mental conservation camps proposed by Parsons prexy
President Clarence W. Greene of Parsons College proposes mental conservation camps that would pair unemployed instructors with untrained youth on government expense. If endorsed by Congress, the program could start next fall with reforestation camps costing $70 to $90 monthly per man, colleges offered $30 to $40, and students paid about $1 daily for work while studying. Several colleges would cooperate. officials met with the federal commissioner of education recently.
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Fairfield
Clarence W. Greene
Parsons College
Congress
Greene
Federal Commissioner of Education
Newhall Couple to Observe Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Newhall Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gardeman plan a fiftieth anniversary celebration on November 28 from 10 AM to 4 PM at their home one mile north and three miles east of Newhall. They have ten children, nineteen grandchildren, and one great grandson.
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Newhall
L. C. Gardeman
Lewis Gardeman
Fred
Armour
John
John Schlotterback
Charles
Harry
Atkins
George
Irving
Victor Neibuhr
Brandon
William Spitz
Hollywood
Calif
Cyril Boddicker
Tipton Man Held Up by Two Bandits
Ed Meyer of near Tipton was robbed at a gas station Wednesday night by two men who fled north in a new Chevrolet coach with Iowa license plates. Meyer lost several dollars and was unharmed after the attempted break in turned to a holdup.
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the Gazette
Tipton
Ed Meyer
Meyer
Jones County Fifth Court Term Opens Without Jury
Anamosa jurors summoned for the November term were notified their services would not be needed. It marks the fifth consecutive term without a jury due to economy. Judge A B Clark and lawyers set a light docket and court was dismissed until Monday. Five new law cases and one equity proceeding are scheduled for Nov 27.
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Anamosa—Petit Jurors
Jones County District Court
A. B. Clark
Anamosa Girl Pianist To Appear In Recital
Betty Gould twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Armour Gould will give a piano recital at 8 15 pm Friday at the Congregational church assisted by Miriam Fairbanks cello Miss Gould studies under Florence Hale The program includes pieces by Chopin Moszkowski Grieg and others with vocal and cello accents by Fairbanks and Gould täglich
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Anamosa
Betty Gould
Armour Gould
Miriam Fairbanks
Miss Gould
Florence Hale
B. Gould
Eres
Ponce Miriam Fairbanks
Chopin
Chopin Betty Gould
Krogmann
Mat Elwee
Eee MacDowell
Moszkowski
Troldhaugen
Grieg
Washington County Plans Road Work To Aid Unemployed
Washington County in Is titled to 36 210 for civil work projects from the state committee in Des Moines to put 151 men to work at two stone quarries starting next Monday. The program names Rev. C W Klein as civil works administrator with headquarters in the county engineer's office. The local committee includes Mayor Lloyd Lytle and other officials. The county will purchase 6 650 worth of equipment including tools and a rock crusher rental. Workers earn 50 cents an hour for six hours daily five days weekly totaling 60 a month. Half the hires will come from the unemployment relief registrar list. the rest from those not on relief books.
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W. P. Rawn
C. W. Klein
Klein
Court House
Cornell Endowment Rises by 401 000 in 1932 33
Mount Vernon Cornell college reports a 401000 increase in its endowment for the last fiscal year from Sept 1 1932 to Aug 31 1933. The near two million dollar fund yielded 3.7 percent on average, with all endowment bonds paying dividends except a long‑standing block delaying. Dr Frank Cole is financial secretary.
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Cornell
Frank Cole
College
Miller shoots first jackrabbit in years in Webster
Guy Miller killed a jackrabbit in Webster on Tuesday marking the first such harvest in the community for years as only a few rabbits have been seen locally in a long time.
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Webster
Guy Miller
Woodbury County Treasurer Suspended After Misconduct Charge
SIOUX CITY INS F Price Smith the Woodbury county treasurer was suspended from office by Judge Miles W Newby. Clark Turnbull was named acting treasurer until a hearing December 11 on charges of misuse of public funds maladministration and misconduct. The suspension follows Smiths effort to strike down a salary reduction law and alleges a $1750 shortage in his accounts which was later corrected and no criminal action will be filed according to County Attorney Max E Duckworth.
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Sioux City
INS
F. Price Smith
Woodbury
Miles W. Newby
Board of Supervisors
Clark Turnbull
Smith
Max E. Duckworth
Duckworth
Manly Doctor Heads Public Health Association
Dr. G Westly of Manly becomes president of the Iowa Public Health Association at the closing convention session in Des Moines A Des Moines visiting nurse Adah L Hershey is named vice president while Dr Carl F Joredan state epidemiologist is secretary treasurer A resolution calls for passage of a new national food and drug law
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Des Moines
INS
G. Westly
Manly
Iowa Public Health Association
Adah L. Hershey
Carl F. Joredan
Foe
Grand Jury Indicts Eleven in Iowa City
The Johnson Grand Jury returned eleven indictments for the November term in district court. Judge Harold D. Evans will oversee the cases. none of the indicted individuals has been apprehended, so names were not released.
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Iowa City
Harold D. Evans
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