Henlein Named Reich Commissioner for Sudeten Occupied Areas
Berlin reports Reichsfuehrer Hitler appointed Konrad Henlein as reich commissioner to govern the occupation zones in Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. Henlein, ages forty, will coordinate property seizures, propaganda, and eventual plebiscites while reporting directly to Hitler as international commissions outline the occupation plan. Cardinal Bertram ordered church bells in gratitude as Hitler prepares a triumphant entry into Sudetenland.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Henlein
Hitler
Sudetenland
Reich
Fuehrer
International Committee
Sudeten Party
Germany
Bertram
Eger
Austria
3 Hurt In Crash Of Car And Truck Near Maquoketa
Special to The Gazette Maquoketa Dave O Connell 72 of Bernard suffered severe head cuts and back injuries when his car collided with Ladue Clarkes truck near Maquoketa. Clarke 26 of Delmar was cut and bruised. Cousin Clell Clarke of Maquoketa also cut and bruised.
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the Gazette
Maquoketa
Dave O'’Connell
Bernard
Ladue Clarke
O'Connell
Clarke
Delmar
Clell Clarke
Community Chest Honor Roll Grows
The Community Chest lists many companies and organizations on the honor roll including Fanny Farmer, S S Kresge, J C Penney, Woolworth, Benner Tea, Guaranty Bank, Household Finance, Morris Plan, Peoples Savings, United State Bank, Inter Ocean Reinsurance, Ace Mutual, and others. Employees from Boy Scouts, Public Health Nursing, Sunshine Mission, YWCA, Chamber of Commerce, and several schools also appear. many reports pending completion before the Monday noon meeting at the Crystal Ballroom, Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Farmer Candy Company
S S. Kresge Company
McLellan Stores
J C. Penney Company
F. W. Woolworth Company
Benner Tea Company
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Household Finance Corporation
Morris Plan Company
Peoples Savings Bank
Priester- Quail and Company
United State Bank
Burkhalter Insurance Agency
Employers Liability Assurance Company
Inter- Ocean Reinsurance Company
McKinney Agency
Mutual Fire Underwriters
Shepard Insurance Agency
Tait and Wagner
Ace Mutual
National Life
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Charles F. Edwards
Gearing Of Durable Goods To Recovery Advance Is Sought
Roosevelt aides study how to gear durable goods to the recovery move. Analysts say consumer goods rise signals from 1934 recovery may spread, with railroads and building construction seen as key employment pools. Chamber plans a construction conference to spur private work in October 2021.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
White House
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hungarian premier asks Czech group for self-determination
Budapest reports Premier Bela Imready urged all Czechoslovak nationalities to self determination without discrimination in a radio address. He said Hungarians should unite to reach their goal and the Hungarian government planned immediate diplomatic steps in Prague to open talks on cession of southern Czechoslovak territory with Hungarian populations.
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Budapest
Ins
Bela Imready
Hungary
Foreign Office
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Waukon Church Honors 50 Years of Service
St. John’s Lutheran of Waukon marks its fiftieth anniversary with a morning golden jubilee sermon by Rev. T. H. Megorden of Fosston Minnesota. Six charter members remain, with many descendants still active in the congregation. The original 1890 church was expanded in 1923 and has been served by a line of pastors led by Rev. PF. F. Kjerlaug since 1929.
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Waukon
St. John's Lutheran Church of
Hans Wold
Henry Larson
Nils Rippe
Halvor Halvorson
Baudette
Minn
Hans Bjerke
Howard, S. D
M. F. Lunde
J. A. Hellestvedt
Jacob Fjelde
William Rasmussen
J. A. Erickson
PF. F. Kjerlaug
T. H. Megorden
Fosston
Paint Creek Township
Here
St. John’s Church
Ottumwa Girl Drowns After Boat Mishap
Laura Mae Shadduck aged 10 drowned in the Des Moines river west of Ottumwa after falling from a boat tied to the bank. Her brother Willard attempted a rescue and then sought help.
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Ottumwa
Laura Mae Shadduck
Des Moines
Here
Willard
A F O L Group Endorses Lehman
The New York state non partisan committee of the American Federation of Labor endorsed Governor Herbert H. Lehman for reelection. George Meany said District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey has an enviable record as a prosecutor but no labor record.
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New York
New York State
American Federation of Labor
Herbert H. Lehman
George Meany
Thomas E. Dewey
Muscatine Man Elected Head of Iowa Moose
Leo Lang of Muscatine was elected president of the Iowa States Association of Moose at the annual convention in Oelwein He succeeds Lawrence Dawson of Waterloo Other officers named include Leo Kohl Iowa City George Dustin Des Moines R F Bartz Waterloo and E H Hazzentritz Burlington Muscatine chosen as 1939 convention city.
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Oelwein
Leo Lang
Muscatine
Iowa States Association of Moose
Lawrence Dawson
Waterloo
Leo Kohl
Iowa City
George Dustin
Des Moines
R. F. Bartz
E. H. Hazzentritz
Burlington
Des Moines Tavern Owner Faces Liquor Charges
Des Moines police seized 26 bottles of liquor in a raid on a downtown tavern run by Paul L. Pinkie George, a Des Moines boxing promoter. George pled innocent to city and state charges of liquor where beer is sold and operating a disorderly place and was released on $700 bond for a preliminary hearing October 11.
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Des Moines
Paul L
Pinkie” George
C. Edwin Moore
George
Funeral Held For William M. Deacon In Cedar Rapids
William M. Deacon, 58, of 529 Knollwood Drive SE, died Thursday near Cedar Rapids after his coupe hit the west end of the steel bridge over Indian Creek. A Cedar Rapids native from a prominent pioneer family, he was honored in a Turner chapel service with a sermon by Dr. Harry M. Gage and readings by Dr. Robert Little. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
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William M. Deacon
Turner Chapel
Mr. Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Move To Submit Liquor By Drink Bill To Voters
Des Moines AP report notes liquor by the drink would go before the next Iowa legislature. list of issues includes compulsory marriage license exams wage hour laws arbitration cigaret tax reform bar government reorganization civil service capital punishment teachers pensions truck tax farm roads and a state office building.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Dwight James
Iowa Tavern Owners’ Association
Colombia Legation Becomes Embassy in Washington
The state department announced that the American legation in Colombia will be elevated to an embassy with reciprocal action by Colombia. The move, tied to closer relations and growing trade, marks a formal upgrade. Also, a final warning mandated foreign agents and corporations to register with the department by Oct 6 or face prosecution.
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Washington
MNL
State Department
Colombia
Department
Chamber sees strengthening business conditions this fall
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reported that July’s gradual rise in business activity continued through September, signaling stronger business conditions for the autumn months.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Iowa City Group Seeks Municipal Ownership Election
A discussion in Iowa City advances a petition requesting a new municipal ownership election. The item mentions a $413,000 PWA grant from 1936 and a proposal for a three member trustees board to run the plants, aiming to keep management separate from political influence.
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Iowa City Group
PWA
Iowa City Rehearing Sought Over City Council Victory
Four defeated municipal ownership candidates prepared to petition the Iowa Supreme Court for a rehearing after the court upheld the election of four members from the Citizens' Non-Partisan ticket. They alleged bribery via a rate reduction offer from the Iowa City Light and Power company.
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Iowa City
INS
Iowa Supreme Court
Citizens
High Tribunal
Iowa City Light and Power Company
Poland says nation met serious test over Teschen demand
Foreign Minister Josef Beck announced that Poland had passed a serious test by securing the Teschen minority areas of Czechoslovakia. He denounced the Czech occupation of Teschen as a bad error and said relations with Czechoslovakia have been strained since. Poland will make no further claims on Czechoslovakia and is ready to join others in guaranteeing Czechoslovak security.
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Warsaw
Josef Beck
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Teschen
Eleven Czech Soldiers Barricade Neuthal House
In Neuthal locals report an army officer and ten privates barricaded in a house on no man’s land. They trained a machine gun toward the road German troops will march on. They refuse evacuation, signaling willingness to die, as German officers seek to avert a clash before Sunday.
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Berlin
INS
Sudetenland
Sudeten
Neuthal
No Man’s Land
Girl Who Seemed Winning Paralysis Battle Weakening
Sylva Davis, a 20 year old treated for paralysis after a spinal operation, has weakened and returned to a respirator after leaving the hospital in August. She now weighs about seventy pounds and cannot take food properly after previously progressing to go without the iron lung. Five days ago she was placed back in the respirator due to left side pain.
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Kansas City
INS
Sylva Davis
Sylva
Strategic Yangtze Town Falls To Japs
Hankow dispatch reports Chinese forces acknowledge the fall of Tienchich en, a key Yangtze river guardian, as heavy combat continues along the Juichang Wuning highway. Chinese officials say fortifications blocking the river boom still stand, hindering Japanese fleet operations.
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Yangtze
Hankow
INS
Juichang-Wuning
Tienchiachen
Yangtze River
Britain Begins To Demobilize
Britain started demobilizing reserve forces recruited during the Czech crisis. The air ministry said observers released on two hours notice. The admiralty ordered commanders to grant weekend leave to officers and men who could be spared.
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London
Great Britain
Air Ministry
Admiralty
Gamelin Orders Demobilization After Czechoslovak Crisis
General Maurice Gamelin ordered demobilization of over one million reserves mobilized during the Czechoslovak crisis. The move frees vehicles and animals requisitioned for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
National Defense Forces
Kenneth MacDonald Named Des Moines Register Editor
Kenneth MacDonald was appointed managing editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune, announced by Gardner Cowles Jr. MacDonald has been with the newspaper since 1926.
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DES Moines
Kenneth MacDonald
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Gardner Cowles, Jr
MaceDonald
The
Register and Tribune
U S Navy Sued Over Unauthorized Use Of Torpedo Defense Invention
The Mar de Passy corporation of Brooklyn sues the United States government for 6 750 000 claiming use of a patented hull invention that makes battleships highly torpedo resistant. The suit covers ships such as Arizona Colorado Florida Maryland Mississippi and others with patent ownership contested and the Justice Department denying prior use.
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Washington
INS
United States Navy
Sam
Mar-de-Passy Corporation
Brooklyn
Justice Department
Navy
Rochus Max Zu Lynar Passy de Chimang
Port Washington
N. Y
Passy
Mar-de-Passy
Court of Claims
Abraham Lincoln
Harry S. Hall
New York
Arizona
Colorado
Florida
Maryland
Mississippi
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
California
Ickes Seeks Parade of Hoover Offer to Bailey
Senator Josiah W. Bailey of North Carolina is alleged to have been offered the 1940 Republican presidential nomination by Herbert Hoover, as Interior Secretary Harold Ickes boosts Governor Frank Murphy in Michigan. Democratic leaders deride the claim as widening the Roosevelt purge split. Senator Walter F. George calls the assertion ludicrous.
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Washington
INS
Midwest
Interior Sec
Harold L. Ickes
Roosevelt
Ickes
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Herbert Hoover
Josiah W. Bailey
N. C
Walter F. George
New Harlan Coal Trial Postponed to May First 1939
A new trial for three score Harlan coal operators coal companies and peace officers charged with conspiracy to violate the Wagner act was postponed to May 1 1939 by Federal Judge H Church Ford. The delay was ordered due to uncertain weather and risk to principals and witnesses if exposed in November and follows a mistrial in London Kentucky after twelve weeks of testimony.
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Lexington, Ky
INS
Score Harlan Coal
H. Church Ford
London
Powers Face Hurdles in Spanish Peace Plan
In Barcelona four major European powers may struggle to press a dictated peace for Spain. Premier Juan Negrin told the government parliament that peace is impossible while fascists remain in Spain and no pact will be made with fascism by his government.
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Barcelona
INS
Spain
Juan Negrin
Europe
Honor Whittier Pioneer On Ninetieth Birthday
Catherine Williams and three others hosted an open house for Aaron K. Williams on his 90th birthday. About 60 guests attended and 70 letters were sent. Williams moved from near Ithaca New York as a child and settled on a Cedar Rapids area farm. He rode the first regular NorthWestern train from Chicago to Cedar Rapids and remains active with the Friends.
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Whittier
Catherine Williams
James Wilson
L. F. Bedell
John Williams
Aaron K. Williams
Williams
Ithaca
N. Y
North Western
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Friends
No Economy Talk In Iowa Campaign
In Des Moines AP report the campaign for votes for the November 8 election shows little focus on economy. Candidates emphasize promises to cut expenses to the bone rather than discussing saving plans, a shift from past Iowa campaigns with more economy talk.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Traer Woman Sarah Burns to Celebrate 90th Birthday
Traer's oldest resident Mrs. Sarah Burns will observe her ninetieth birthday Tuesday with an open house at her north Traer home. She maintains her own residence and walks to town each morning to do her marketing.
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Traer
Sarah Burns
North Traer
Burns
Iowa Farmers Paid In 1937 AAA Program Totaled 15.7 Million
O D Klein reports Iowa 1937 AAA payments totaled 15 725 941 with 120 813 applications averaging 130 17 per claim and 122 90 per farm All 1937 payments completed County totals show varied benefits for Black Hawk Linn Scott Johnson and others.
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Iowa
Des Moines
O. D. Klein
AAA Committee
AAA
Klein
Black Hawk
Linn
Vances
Scott
Johnson
Jobless Checks Decline in Iowa as Benefits Continue
From a September peak of 19 199, the number of Iowans on weekly unemployment benefits fell to 15 926 last week. Since July 29 the commission has disbursed 1 049 824.56 dollars. The average check over 10 weeks is 9.30 dollars, down from 10.12 initial and 9.15 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Eleven Latin American States Urge Peace To Hitler And Benes
The state department said eleven Latin American republics sent messages to Chancellor Hitler and President Benes urging against war in response to Roosevelt's peace appeal and a worldwide appeal for peace in Europe.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Hitler
Germany
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Europe
Death notices for James A. Kelly of Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for James A. Kelly 611 Twelfth Street SE will be conducted by Monsignor John M Molloy at 9 a.m. Monday at Immaculate Conception church with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery The rosary will be recited by the Daughters of Isabella circle at 7 p.m. Sunday and again by Monsignor Molloy at 8 p.m. Sunday at Brady chapel Friends may call at Brady chapel Sunday Surviving are his wife six children a brother and a grandson William James Kelly All are of Cedar Rapids.
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James A. Kelly
Twelfth Street
John M. Molroy
Immaculate Conception Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Brady Chapel
Molloy
Mr. Kelly
James A., Jr
J. Leland
John J
Thomas F
Margaret
Mary
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Kelly
Denver
William James Kelly
Peace Agreement Ended North Shore Tieup
Chicago authorities announced a general settlement to end the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad strike dating from August 16. The receiver agreed to submit a specific contract to federal court soon, with meetings planned in Waukegan and Milwaukee to consider the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway
Waukegan
Ill
Milwaukee
Wis
Two Killed In Des Moines Auto Accidents
In Des Moines two men died in separate Saturday night crashes. Kenneth Branstner twenty four lost control of the car he drove and overturned in the southeast town area. A man identified as T. J. Owens was fatally hurt after being struck by a vehicle driven by Howard Looston twenty two of Baxter.
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Des Moines
Kenneth Branstner
T. J. Owens
Howard Looston
Baxter
Branstner
State Fairgrounds
City briefs and personals report lodge meetings and visits
Advertisement notes a bungalow cooking school running Monday to Thursday. Local groups announce meetings including Sun shine Mission women on Monday at 2 30 PM and C R Lodge No 141 1 0 C F on Tuesday at 8 PM with post meeting refreshments. Mrs J H Ortschied visits Cedar Rapids at 1826 Third Ave SE. Norden Lodge No 336 Vasa Order of America holds picnic supper Wednesday at 6 30 PM at 838 First Ave E. Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local 170 AFL meets Monday at 8 PM in the labor temple. Home Rebekah Lodge No 79 meets Monday at 8 PM with degree staff practice after. C E Warder railroad retirement board rep will be in Cedar Rapids Tuesday at the Delavan hotel from 8 AM to noon to advise railroad workers on the retirement act.
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Norden Lodge No
Vasa Order of America
First Avenue E
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Local No. 170
A. F. of L
Labor Temple
Rebekah Lodge No
C. E. Warder
Railroad Retirement Board
Cedar Rapids
Delavan Hotel
Legion Posts Meet at Walker for Joint October Dinner
The Linn County Association of American Legion posts will hold a joint meeting at Walker next Thursday Oct. 6. Dinner served at 7 o'clock will be followed by a program.
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Linn County Association of American Legion
Walker
Choate to speak on European tour at Rotary noon
Roy E. Choate, president of La Plant Choate company, will discuss his recent Europe tour at the Rotary Club luncheon at Roosevelt Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Choate
la Plant Choate Company
Europe
Rotary Club
Polcey
Rooseveltotel
Gladiolus Society Meeting At Montrose Hotel
The Cedar Rapids Gladiolus society will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Montrose hotel. John G. Reding will present a talk on digging and preparing gladiolus bulbs for storage. The meeting is open to all.
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Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
John G. Reding
Funeral services for Mrs Myra Neubauer
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 pm in Beatty chapel for Mrs Myra Neubauer who died in a Water town South Dakota hospital after an automobile accident near there. Rev James H Blackstone Jr will officiate and burial will be in Lin wood cemetery under the auspices of the Rebekah lodge.
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Myra Neubauer
Watertown
S. D
Beatty Chapel
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Linwood Cemetery
Rebekah Lodge
Sunday School Picnic at Shaver Park
St John s Syrian Orthodox Sunday school classes plan a fall outing today after church services. Leaders will take the group by automobile to Shaver Park for games and refreshments under the direction of Rev. Thomas Abo deely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Shaver Park
Thomas Abodeely
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Elias
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Elias who died at her home in Ely last Thursday will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Brush chapel Cedar Rapids conducted by Rev Ludvik Burian. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the family home in Ely today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Elias
Ely
Brush Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Ludvik Burian
Bohemian National Cemetery
Playground garden cleanup urged by recreation chief
Nevin Nichols recreation superintendent urged all children with play ground gardens to remove remaining produce. He said playground commission workmen will clear the plots on Tuesday and turn any produce over to social agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Nichols
Nichols
Playground Commission
Norman Thomas Endorsed for New York Governor by Socialist Party
Norman Thomas three time presidential candidate was formally endorsed Saturday for governor of New York at the Socialist Party one day convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Kay Francis Leaves Films to Wed Baron Erick Barnekow
Hollywood star Kay Francis, among the era’s top paid actors, quit films to marry Baron Erick Barnekow. The 33 year old former secretary to Mrs. Dwight Morrow and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt left Warner Brothers after clashing with the studio over typecasting as a clothes model instead of pursuing drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Kay Francis
Erick Barnekow
Dwight Morrow
William K. Vanderbilt
Miss Francis
Warner Brothers
Belle Plaine Woman Celebrates 94th Birthday Open House
Mrs J D Blue oldest Belle Plaine resident held open house for her ninety four birthday. Out of town guests included her son T C Blue and his wife from Marshalltown and granddaughter Mrs Harry Moser and her daughter Barbara from Eldora. She is a charter Athena Study club member and active in P E O and DA League. Born near Marion Ohio she moved to Belle Plaine seventy years ago and has six children including Dr Robert Blue head of Wesley Hospital Chicago and J D Blue of Los Angeles.
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Belle Plaine
J. D. Blue
T. C. Blue
Marshalltown
Harry Moser
Barbara
Eldora
Scotland
Virginia
Blue
Athena Study Club
D. Alr
Marion
Robert Blue
Wesley Hospital
Chicago
Los Angeles
Alice Noble
Hints Farm Plan Peril If Cotton Demands Ignored
Senator Smith and other lawmakers warned Secretary Wallace that the Roosevelt farm program risks being jeopardized without increased cotton aid. They urged raising the 1938 loan from 8.3 cents to over 11 cents a pound or adding a 3 cent subsidy to cotton growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
S. C
Roosevelt
Wallace
Capitol
Agriculture Department
Mrs. Catherine King Funeral in Wilton Junction
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Kirby King 82 who died Friday evening at her daughter’s home will be held at 1 30 p m Sunday at the Herr home and 2 p m at the Wilton Presbyterian church Rev R L Blaisdell officiating Burial will be in Sharon Cemetery She had lived in Cedar and Muscatine counties for 80 years Her husband William King died in 1911 Surviving are two daughters Mrs Herr and Mrs L C Kiser a son Frank nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren She was a member of Wilton Presbyterian Church and its ladies auxiliary and Gleaners class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
Catherine Kirby King
Herbert Herr
Herr
Wilton Presbyterian Church
R. L. Blaisdell
Sharon Cemetery
Wilton
Cedar County
King
Cedar
Muscatine
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Marrs
Bismarck
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New
WM. M. Deacon
Gage
Dr. Gage
Selves
Britain
France
U. S
Bailey
Harlan
James A, Kelly
North Shore
Women’s Board of the
Sunshine Mission
C. R. Lodge
C. F
J. H. Ortschied
H. F. Klemme
Third Avenue SE
Legion
Choate
Gladiolus Society
Elias
Thomas
the Budget Beauty Shop
Third Avenue
Vera Redding
Blaine Mamle Cocker
Margaret Johnson
Josephine Trrdik
Ruth Anderson
Twila Oakes
Derethy Charipar
Films
Baron
Mrs. King
Lew
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