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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1932

Page

12

Turner Seeks Farm Loan Board Takeover Plan

Governor Dan Turner urged a takeover of Joint Stock Land Banks by the Farm Loan Board through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to halt farm foreclosures. He calls for emergency action, citing rising taxes and farm prices, and argues leadership should address mortgage relief and purchasing power. Sidney, AP. Democratic candidate Moncas criticized a state education board reduction proposal and governor appointments.

Shannon Farm Loan Board Tthe Reconstruction Fina Corporation Dan W Turner Anyoane TAGES Iowa Imus Equalis Sidney Herring Slore K Moncas McHt State Board of Educat Turner

Forgotten Man Myth Says He Is Not A Dem Hope

Olmsted argues the forgotten man is a symptom of democratic madness not a disease. He claims the Democratic Party sows bitterness between workers with jobs and those without, and between homeowners and nonowners as a ruinous political stance. He frames the forgotten man as a consequence of policy rather than a political enemy.

Senta Claus Cigu George Omsied Des Manes Meicci Greacior of Zee Tepastas Datong Democratic Party

Maquoketa Voters Reject Park Commission Plan

In Maquoketa a special election Monday defeated a plan to create a park commission by 399 to 291. Proponents warn the county fair may end as the 30 acre county fair plot, once owned by the county fair association, is ordered sold to satisfy creditors.

Gacette Miaquokesta Maquoketa County Fair Association

Two Sioux City Officers Accused Of Swindling Game

On Monday a grand jury indicted Detective Marcus Crost and Patrolman Perry Davis for swindling. They were suspended immediately by Chief Gordon C. Hollar pending trial or dismissal. The case centers on an alleged card game in which Anton Goebel of Orient, S. D. claims he lost and later recovered $500.

Sioun City SAP Sioux City Marcus Crost Perry Davis Grand Jury Force Gordon C. Hollar Croft Davis Anton Goebel Orient S. D Farmer

Train Hits Truck. One Dead and Two Hurt in Iowa Collision

A Rock Island freight train struck a freight truck two blocks from the Grundy Center station, fatally injuring Tessie Zimmerman of Milwaukee, 16, who died Tuesday noon. Pauline Stevenson, 19, and Frank Janssen, 34, were injured as crackers and batteries aboard the truck spilled across the tracks. The truck carried two trailers and was en route from Ames to Waterloo. The train, traveling about 25 mph, did not stop here, and the engine's steam blew out windows of the depot. In Belle Plaine, Edgar C. Raine of Seattle gave Alaska lectures and was honored at a Rotary event with Belle Plaine and Marengo members in attendance.

The Gazette Grundy Center Tessie Zimmerman Milwaukee Pauline Stevenson San Francisco Frank C. Janssen Omaha Miss Zimmerman Janssen Ames Sheldon Wis Waterloo Belle Plaine Edgar C. Raine Seattle Alaska King Theater Marengo Rotary Clubs Raine Rotary Club Commercial Cafe O. C. Burrows

Black Hawk Board Rejects Move to Shrink Size

Black Hawk county supervisors voted 3 to 2 that a petition proposing reducing the board from seven to three members is insufficient for a November ballot. The petition carried 4,485 signatures, while about 9,000 votes were cast in the last general election. The act hinges on an attorney general ruling about required petition signatures.

Waterloo Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors County Taxpayers League John Fletcher Black Hawk Counir

Dilg Conservation Group Names Shimek Honorary President

DES MOINES AP Members of the Will H. Dilg Conservation league of Iowa re elected Dr. T. H. Kas of Sutherland president at its annual meeting. Dr. Bohumil Shimek of the University of Iowa named honorary president. other officers include Dennis Goeders Algona and Dr. A B Copeman Ottumwa vice presidents, R. S. Barnard Spencer secretary, B. P. Shaffer Spencer treasurer, A. Claire Dewey Washington director southeast district, Frank Marnets Spirin Lake northwest district, and M. D. Lewis Bedford southwest district.

DES Moines Will H. Dilg Washington Frank Marnets Spirin Lake M. D. Lewis Bedford

Field to speak at Johnson county corn festival

Special to The Gazette Henry Field Republican candidate for United States senator will speak in Iowa City during the Johnson county corn festival on October 20 and 21. Festival committee announced arrangements Monday but date of Field's appearance remains uncertain.

Gazette Iowa City Henry Field United States Johnson County Field

Bookkeeper Held for Embezzlement in Story City Bank

Federal authorities announced embezzlement charges against Carrell Lura 25 a bookkeeper at First National Bank of Story City Iowa which failed to open. More than 12000 dollars were missing Lura admitted investing money in grocery stores run under an assumed name in other towns He had worked at the bank since 1929 and was turned over to federal agents in Des Moines after his arrest.

Des Moines Car-rell Lura First National Bank Story City J. R. Hattery Lura

National Catholic Rural Life Meeting Opens in Dubuque

The National Catholic Rural Life conference begins in Dubuque on Wednesday drawing over 600 delegates and 4,000 visitors. Archbishop Beckman greets attendees at Columbia College gym after a pontifical mass at St Raphael's cathedral. Iowa night features talks by Agnes Samuelson and Royal Holbrook with other speakers including Leroy Callahan Ellamay Horan John LeFarge Francis Farrell and Frank O'Hara.

Dubuque Iowa Nfe Columbia College Francis J. L. Beckman St Raphael's Cathedral Agnes Samuelson State Superintendent of Public Instruction Royal H. Holb

T H Tuomey 67 Dies After Long Milwaukee Service

T H Tuomey 67 station agent at Parnell for forty five years and civic leader died at his Milwaukee home after a paralysis stroke. Born in Washington Iowa he moved to Newton as a boy and later served Milwaukee railroad starting in 1885. Survived by wife Mary and seven children. funeral at St Josephs church.

Parnell T. H Tuomey Milwaukee Tuomey Mr. Tuomey Washington Newton Milwaukee Railroad Parnell Savings Bank Board of Education Mary Butler John Vincent Ottumwa Ward Cedar Rapids Walter W White Plains Edward T Azusa Calif Donald Chicago James E. Moore Maple Park Lionel Vaughn San Francisco Edward P. Tuomey Blue Island St. Joseph’s Church

Iowa College Press association to meet at State Teachers college

Special to The Gate Mount Vernon Iowa April 28 29 convention planned by officers in Cedar Falls processors include Frank Beatle Grinnell president Don Finlayson Iowa State Teachers vice president Richard Baker Cornell Hubert Coffey Coe directors Ruth Latta State Teachers convention chair G H Holmes Jr Cedar Falls adviser and Mrs Elizabeth White Parks Cornell past adviser

Mount Vernon Iowa College Press Association Iowa State Teachers College Frank Beatle Grinnell Don Finlayson Richard Baker Cornell Hubert Coffey Coe Ruth Latta State Teachers G. H. Holmes, Jr Cedar Falls Elizabeth White Parks

Buchanan County Chooses Trade Coupons for Work Pay

Independence reports a plan to employ unemployed county dependents through a 3 day per week program. Workers receive trade coupons redeemable for essentials at county merchants, excluding gas and vehicle maintenance. Those paid with coupons will not receive overseer of the poor aid. Woodcutting and road work already underway on county land.

C. A. Raffaug Board of Supervisors

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