Demand Immediate Trial Of Johnson County Shortage Case
Johnson County Supervisors urge immediate trial in a $20,000 discrepancy case between county treasurer records and First National Bank. They argue ample time has passed since the March 1932 petition and vow not to defer further justice. Counsel say September court term addressed the issues and that the case should go to trial soon.
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Iowa City
First National Bank
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Davis
First National
Tipton Students Win State Dairy Judging Title
Tipton high school team led by Harold Hass Wayne Chapman Harold Wentzel and Ivan Bartlett won the state championship in dairy cattle judging at the Waterloo Dairy Congress. Twenty three schools competed and the team was coached by W A Crary.
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Tipton High School
Harold Hass
Wayne Chapman
Harold Wentzel
Ivan Bartlett
Waterloo Dairy Congress
W. A. Crary
Turner Replies to Herring Attacks in Iowa Rally
Gov. Dan W. Turner accused Democrat Clyde L. Herring of misleadings in a Republican rally in Mount Vernon. He defended the Elliott five percent tax cut bill, noting he signed the veto and helped push its passage. Turner urged truthfulness and praised forefathers while urging tax relief and minority value in government. Accompanying Turner were Elliott of Congress, Dave McCreery, C. P. Clark, Mrs. Pink, and James McCutcheon.
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Mount Vernon
Dan W. Turner
Clyde L. Herring
Turner
Gov. Turner
Senate
Iowa
The
American Legion
Cornell College
Cornell
Ae Elliott
Can of
Congress
Dave McCreery
Alburnett
C. P. Clark
Cedar Rapids
R. Pink
James McCutcheon
Student with broken back attends Iowa Medical School classes
In Dubuque, James McCloskey, a junior medical student at the University of Iowa, attends all classes despite a July auto accident that left him with a broken back and a lacerated hand. A nurse and fraternity brother move him from bed to a classroom where he receives notes and oral exams, finding study time and motivation while bedridden.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
James McCloskey
Dubuque
McCloskey
Saem
Nabeiek
Fayette Motorist Kills Gray Fox on Road
Fayette motorist Nels Louvering of Payette killed a gray fox with his car on Wednesday night while returning from West Union on No 11. He stopped to inspect the carcass and plans to have the animal mounted. Foxes are said to be plentiful locally with farmers reporting nightly raids on chicken roosts.
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The
Gazette
Payette
Nels Louvering
West Union
No. 11
Lima
Dry Agents Arrest Keystone Farmer
VINTON Dallas Feuerbach farmer near Keystone released on $600 bail after a hearing before Judge Burnham on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He faces further proceedings next Monday. A second man from Union township was arrested at home for possession of illegal liquor from a raid tied to a ram ring between Van Horne and Keystone. additional arrests anticipated.
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Gazette
Vinton
Dallas
Feuerbach
Keystone
G. W. Burnham
Justice Court
Monsteerhaan
Union Township
van Horne
Methodist District Holds Cedar Rapids Conference at Vinton
Twenty seven ministers and thirty two laymen from twenty five towns attended the Cedar Rapids district fall conference at Vinton. District superintendent Dr. W. C. Cleworth presided with Rev. Homer Crumb as district secretary. Speakers include Dr. J. P. Van Horne on St Luke's hospital and Dr. H. J. Burghstahler on Cornell College. Conference towns listed include Albion Bel Plaine Cedar Rapids Traer and Vinton among others.
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Vinton
Methodist Churches of
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Cleworth
Homer Crumb
J. P. van Horne
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell College
A. B. Curran
Grand View
Dubuque
W. C. Barclay
M. A. Dauber
G. J. Chalke
Kirk Fox
Dr. C. Hughes
Washington, D
Albion
Belle Plaine
Blairstown
Brandon
Center Point
Norway
Urbana
Dike
Dysart
Elberon
Eldora
Fairfax
Garrison
Gilman
Grundy Center
Palo
Reinbeck
Rhodes
Tama
Toledo
Traer
Whitten
Adslow
H. W
Cut In Convention Expenses Of State Officials Is Urged
DES MOINES AP The state tax reduction committee urged the executive council and department heads to materially restrict traveling expense allowances for officials attending conventions and conferences. It noted 1931 data: 66 officials attended events costing 6194 and 24 departments spent about 19489 on trips outside the state. The governor spent 152 state dollars while using personal funds for other meetings. The committee called for strict limits amid hard times and questioned tangible benefits from such trips.
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Des Moines
State Tax Reduction Committee
State Executive Council
Legislative Committee
Turner
Executive Council
Toledo Wedding Ties Maxine Bacon to Kenneth Hunnicutt
Miss Maxine Bacon and Kenneth Hunnicutt, both Toledo residents, wed in Cedar Rapids in a noon ceremony at Dr W L Duncan’s home. The bride, a Toledo High School 1928 graduate, wore brown crepe and carried Ophelia Toledo. Hunnicutt is the son of Mr and Mrs F O Hunnicutt. the couple’s ties to local law offices and county engineering were noted.
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Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Maxine Bacon
Kenneth Hunnicutt
W. L. Duncan
United Brethren Church
Ophelia Toledo
Toledo High School
Walters and Kepford
Oe Oon
Iowa to Open Large Hydraulics Laboratory at UI
The University of Iowa will operate one of the nation’s most complete hydraulics laboratories with a 104 foot extension to the building opening in January. The lab will study water flow using models and work with federal engineers on dam designs suited to real conditions.
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Iowa City
United States
University of Iowa
Hydraulics Laboratory
Presbyterian men form Sunday school class at Center Junction
Center Junction Presbyterians held a business and social hour led by Paul N. Smith. The program featured historical sketches and talks on the Sunday School's role in community life. A Men's Sunday School class organization was formed with Paul Smith as president, T. E. Stanton as vice president, and H. E. Stingley as secretary and treasurer.
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Paul Smith
T. E. Stanton
H. E. Stingley
Belle Plaine Man Held For Forgery
Marvin G. Selk of Belle Plaine is held in the county jail after failing to post a $750 bond set by Justice W. D. Funk on a forgery charge. He allegedly forged a $3 check. Irving Narber of Vinton faces two disturbance charges at his home and at the Ray Davis home.
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Vinton
Marvin G. Selk
Belle Plaine
W. D. Funk
Selk
Auxiliary of Lillis-Deerberg post elects officers
At a Legion Auxiliary meeting in Lowden this week the officers were chosen: Lane Strackbein president, A J Charlton vice president, Elsa Mensing secretary, Bertha Reinking treasurer, Charles Wiese chaplain, Ella Witte historian, Pauline Petersen sergeant at arms, H Hoffmeier rehabilitation, S E Sennett publicity. The executive committee comprises Tillie Stolte and Alice Barnes.
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S. E. Sennett
Tillie Stolte
Alice Barnes
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company Financial Statement
Statement of the condition for Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company Linn County Iowa as of September 30 shows loans and discounts, securities, cash items, and total assets of 3 333 868 42. Liabilities include deposits due to others, savings, checks, reserve funds and trust funds with total liabilities matching assets. Signed by President M Dinwiddie Vice Presidents Palmer and Bates, and Cashier Bam and an oath of accuracy.
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Cedar Rapids Savings Bank & Trust Company
MUN Checin Sg
A. Ee
Ee Trust Fonds
Reserve Bank
State of Iowa
Linn County
M. Dinwiddie
Palmer
J. iv
Employment gains reported in Iowa in September
Iowa industries show a 2.7 percent rise in employment in September from August, per state bureau of labor data. Urick notes prior year declines, cites food products up 4.3 percent and textiles 10.8 percent, lumber 5.6 percent, while meat packing drops. Rail car shops iron and steel and tobacco declines also appear. Davenport leads city gains at 8.1 percent.
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DES’ Moines
Iowa
State Bureau of Labor
Department
A. L. Urick
Davenport
Chicken thief nabbed near Independence overnight
J N Clark of Chicago was arrested five miles north of Independence by Sheriff Ray Burch on stealing seven chickens from farmer George Niebeck. The 4:35 am arrest followed Niebeck’s call and neighbors’ alert. Clark, with a car housing a built-in coop, is held for a hearing.
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J. N. Clark
Chicago
Here
Ray Burch
George Niebeck
No. 11
Niebeck
Clark
Iowa law library gains 3500 volumes from gifts and purchases
About 3 500 volumes were added to the University of Iowa law library in the last year through gifts and purchases. More than 250 books came since last spring including reprints of Georgia's early colonial laws from I L McCloud of Washington DC. About 506 volumes were donated by Mrs Samuel Hayes, wife of a former professor.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Georgia
I. L. McCloud
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Mra
Samuel Hayes
Washington Couple Observe Anniversary
Washington Ia Mr and Mrs L H Kerr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Thursday with relatives and close friends at their home for dinner They have long served church and community work Anna Hensley and J L Kerr came to Washington in a wagon to be married by Squire D C Kyle Attendants were Mary Hensley and William Parker They lived on a farm for twenty years before moving to the north edge of Washington Their son Howard Kerr lives on the home farm and the couple reside with their other child Mrs Will Sickles
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Washington
L. H. Kerr
Anna Hensley
JL. H. Kerr
Squire D. C. Kyle
Mary Hensley
William Parker
Howard Kerr
Mrs. Kerr
Will Sickles
One Woman And 29 Men Are Admitted To Practice Of Law
Des Moines AP One woman and twenty nine men were admitted to the Iowa bar Thursday. Chief Justice Truman B. Stevens of the state supreme court administered the oath. The group included Rhoda C. Abel Guttenberg Arthur Marvin Braverman Cedar Rapids George Bowden Dubuque Paul J. Cash Anamosa Glenn T. Cousins Clinton Walter W. Eggers Waterloo John E. Heiserman Monticello Ralph A. Heninger Sigourney Austin B. Hogan Fort Dodge Elliott R. McDonald Lawrence L. Phares George W. Vandervannett Davenport George E. Parker Harlan Karl J. Reinstein West Point Donald M. Roche Iowa City Edgar A. Traeger West Union.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Truman
Stevens
State Supreme Court
Rhoda C. Abel
Guttenberg
Arthur Marvin Braverman
Cedar Rapids
George Bowden
Dubuque
Paul J. Cash
Anamosa
Glenn T. Cousins
Clinton
Walter W. Eggers
Waterloo
John E. Heiserman
Monticello
Ralph A. Heninger
Sigourney
Austin B. Hogan
Fort Dodge
Elliott R. McDonald
Lawrence L. Phares
George W. Vander Vannett
Davenport
George E. Parker
Harlan
Karl J. Reinstein
West Point
Donald M. Roche
Iowa City
Edgar A. Traeger
West Union
Ray Lyman Wilbur to Speak in Iowa City October Dinner
Johnson county Republicans plan an October 18 appearance by Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the interior in Iowa City. E E Bate, president of the county club, announced a dinner in Wilbur s honor before he speaks for Hoover s candidacy. The speech venue is to be announced as plans call for a large turnout.
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Garett Owa
Johnson County
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Iowa City
E. E. Bate
County Republican Club
Wilbur
Hoover
Funeral services for Noah Slife at 2 p.m. Sunday
Funeral services for Noah Slife, 87, will be held in the local church at 2 p.m. Sunday following his death on Thursday morning.
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Olin
Noah Slife
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