Monticello Paper Wins Multiple Iowa Prizes
Monticello Express takes two top honors for typographical improvement and local feature story while Clear Lake Mirror wins in subscription and advertising promotion at Iowa State College press conference. Other winners include Oskaloosa Herald, Decorah Journal, Anamosa Journal, Storm Lake Register, and Fortified list of individuals with first and second place credits across categories.
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Monticello Express
Clear Lake Mirror
Iowa State College
Scott County Tribune
Walcott
Victor Bluehorn
T. J. Farnan
Decorah Journal
J. C. Hammond
Oskaloosa Herald
Marshall Blake
Ogden Reporter
Carl Sexauer
Anamosa Journal
Tom Powell
Storm Lake Register
Fpilot-Tribune
Kermit Buntrock
Justin Hammond
Alice Pye
Villisca Review
Local medal list highlights several regional figures
Express Larry Burns and C A Cox receive notice alongside Virginia Schooley in second place and Sibley Gazette Tribunes Francis Herron in third. Storm Lake Register mentions Kermit Buntrock, Anamosa Journal lists Alice Pye as honorable mention.
Security State Bank to Open in Independence This Saturday
Independence sees the opening of Security State Bank in the Tegén building with remodelled interiors. J F Baden of Lake City becomes president and Roger L Wheeland vice president. John Corcoran Jr of Buchanan County serves as cashier after eight years as treasurer. Directors include N H Tegen Leo O Brien Leo Molloy and William Armstrong. Capital stock stands at 50000 with 10000 surplus and 5000 undivided profits. bank insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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Security State
Tegén
J. F. Baden
Lake City
Roger L. Wheeland
John Corcoran
Buchanan County
Independence Business
N. H. Tegen
Leo O' Brien
Leo Molloy
William Armstrong
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Films Offer Tale Of Clergyman As Reply To Charges
A film dramatizing a country clergyman's career was offered as Hollywood's reply to charges of propaganda in movies. "One Foot in Heaven" stars Frederic March and Martha Scott and had its world premiere in Washington.
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Washington
Heaven
Frederic March
Martha Scott
Silent Film Sparks Battle Over Propaganda Ties
The Rev Dr Daniel A Poling of Philadelphia said the film acts as propaganda for a lifestyle, provoking debate as the senate committee probes war propaganda in movies. Warner Brothers reported strong attendance at the premiere with lawmakers and church leaders present. The plot centers on a medical student who marries and pursues a humble pulpit life.
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Daniel A. Poling
Philadelphia
The
Christian Herald
Senate Committee
Warner Brothers
Hartzell Spence
Spence Draws Parental Life in Early Film Characterizations
The preacher figure in the early 1900s film draws from the life of Rev. Mr and Mrs. William Spence. Mrs. Spence, now a sorority housemother at Iowa State College Ames Iowa, shared celebrity spotlight with Martha Scott, who plays the minister's wife in the picture.
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William Spence
Iowa State College
Ames
Martha Scott
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