Turner backs repeal of mandatory levies for economy
Governor Dan Turner urged repeal of mandatory levies by the next general assembly to cut taxes and empower local bodies to allocate funds. He cited a ten million dollar Iowa tax cut, called for federal land bank to assume joint stock banks, and urged continued tax reductions to prewar levels amid farm mortgage concerns. The remarks echoed President Hoover on halting foreclosures and supporting farm credit.
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General Assembly
Dan Turner
Montrose
Iowa
Federal Land Bank
Governor Parade on Reform and Honest Public Service
Governor Turner urges tax revision to spread burden more equitably and condemns corruption. He vows to enforce all laws and remove any public official found untrustworthy, stating that dishonesty in office cannot be tolerated and officials must be held to decency and honesty.
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Turner
Iowa
United Brethren Church Honors Dr W L Duncan Reception
The Rev Dr W L Duncan pastor of the United Brethren church was honored with Mrs Duncan at a reception at the church attended by over 200 members. Mayors and ministers gave welcomes and several parish and music performances followed in a season of tributes led by James F Cowden as general chairman.
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United Brethren Church
W. L. Duncan
Duncan
William H. Stepanek
S. E. Wright
Bethany Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Alexander Sampson
Finley E. Stone
Perle TeWalt
Betty Ann Womacka
Maddigan School of Music
Ohloe Smith
Roma Mae Sabin Ciety
F. T. Gates
Jennie E. Post
Harmony
W. W. Weatherwax
W. S. Newell
F. W
August aid loans total 111 096 001 says report public
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced August loan totals of 111 million 96 thousand 001 dollars with a monthly figure reaching 122 million for the month overall. Bank and trust loans led at 85 million 57 thousand 605 dollars, with funds also aiding closed banks and various sectors including railroads and agricultural credit. The report, demanded as public under the 1932 act, is released following legal opinion that disclosure is required.
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Washington
Trimble
South Trimble, Jr
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Land Bank
House
Progressive Jailer Welcomes Visitors With Jail Sign
Sheriff James Maloney of Lake County says the new sign on the lawn of the Painesville jail reads Welcome and speaks for itself. The sign promises a direct greeting to all entering the facility.
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Painesville, O
James Maloney
Lake County
Come Back He to Weeeping Wife in a Movie
In Paris Pele Mele notes a couple watching a film. He offers to leave if she cannot endure the scene. She replies she is enjoying the picture too much.
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Paris
Jury Hear Two Major Damage Actions In District Court
Juries were impaneled in judge A B Clark and J H Ring court to try two damage suits. Richard Cabrnosh claims burns from chemical refuse at the Otis road city dump on June 28 1931 and seeks damages. Maitland Groat is named in John Lehews $20 000 suit alleging a rear end collision near Frontier Park on January 23.
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A. B. Clark
J H. C. Ring
Richard
Judge Ring
John Lehew
Maitland Groat
Cabrnosh
Richard Cabrnosh
Otis Road
Penick and Ford
Mims
Paroles Revoked for Naso and Thomas Over Arrests
Thomas Naso aged 24 and Lawrence Thomas aged 22 had indeterminate five year paroles revoked by the state board of parole after a grand larceny conviction on November 12, 1929. They were ordered returned to the Anamosa state reformatory by Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus.
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Thomas Naso
Lawrence Thomas
State Board of Parole
Anamosa State Reformatory
Joseph A. Petrus
Naso
Thomas
A. B. Clark
H. C. Ring
Prairieburg Man Arrested After Booze Raid
Harry Benton, 34, of Prairieburg, was jailed after federal prohibition agents and a state official found a quantity of alleged alcohol and homebrew in his residence during a late Thursday raid. This marks his second jail detention within a month.
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Harry Benton
Prairieburg
James J. Walker Quotation Prompts Public Interest
A historical excerpt notes the phrase CAN'T BE unlike every other human being in the world attributed to James J. Walker, suggesting a notable quote or referenced belief in the era.
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James J. Walker
Prairieburg raid finds alcohol at premises
Officers report four one gallon tins of suspected liquor found at a premises occupied by Benton during a raid. Benton was arrested Sept 23 by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon on a drunk driving charge from a crash on highway 30 five miles east. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs in district court, but released on payment of 100 dollars and costs under a court provision.
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Prairieburg
Benton
Larry Condon
Divorced Woman Seeks Second Divorce In Vermillion Court
Lillie E. Reynolds files for divorce from William G. Reynolds in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple, first married in Vermillion South Dakota in 1909, remarried after a 1927 divorce and now seek custody of three minor children and both temporary and permanent alimony.
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Lillie E. Reynolds
William G. Reynolds
Reynolds
Vermillion
Man charged with intoxicated driving after engine crash
A true information was filed in district court Friday morning by County Attorney Carl Hendrickson's office against Earl Melendy, 35, Louisa, on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Melendy was arrested at 7 p.m. Wednesday after allegedly crashing into a switch engine at Ninth Avenue and Third Street SE. Judge H.
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Carl Hendrickson
Earl Melendy
Louisa
Melendy
Ninth Avenue
Third Street
Ring Approves True Information and Bond Set at $500
The court approved the true information presented by C Ring and set bond at five hundred dollars.
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C. Ring
Harr Sues For Divorce In District Court
Florence Harr files divorce action against W Henry Harr in district court citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff seeks temporary and permanent alimony and relief as warranted by law.
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Florence Harr
W. Henry Harr
Ali
Barrows Seeks $1056 Judgment in Contract Action
E. H. Barrows files in district court for a $1056.32 judgment against 1897 Carmichael in a contract dispute based on a written agreement.
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E. H
Barrows
Obark
Carmichael
Seventy-year-old Couple Wed After 45-Year Engagement
A couple aged seventy who were together for 45 years finally married in Hamburg Germany. The ceremony marked a late but joyful union for the pair as relatives gathered to celebrate.
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Hamburg
Germany
A Simple Dandruff Cure Promises Quick Relief
An ad claims plain liquid arion from any drug store cures dandruff in days. Apply at night, moisten the scalp, and rub in. Morning results show reduced flakes and itching. two or three more applications supposedly destroy all signs of dandruff.
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