Iowa Factory Men Study New Law
More than 60 000 Iowa factory workers are now subject to the national wage and hours law and its 25 cent minimum and 44 hour workweek. Iowa manufacturers association executive secretary E A Kimball notes the interstate commerce definition is unclear and hours may need adjustment. Des Moines manufacturers plan a conference on the topic Tuesday with about 1 000 large factories affected and coverage extending to employees of companies outside the factory classification.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. A. Kimball
Iowa Manufacturers Association
Kimball
Auto collision injures three east of Iowa City on Highway 6
Three auto accident victims remain in local hospitals after a Sunday dawn collision on Highway 6 four miles east of Iowa City. Harley Richardson is in critical condition with a fractured skull and cuts, while Mamie Springmeir has a broken pelvis and severe shock. Vivian Sueppel and Mike Richardson sustained minor injuries. Cedar Rapids resident Robert Sweitzer, driver of the other car, is in University Hospital with non serious injuries. Al Tennes, riding with Sweitzer, was not injured.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Harley Richardson
Iowa
Robert Sweitzer
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
al Tennes
Davenport
Sweitzer
John Burris
Platteville
Wis
Burris
University of Town College of Dentistry
American College of Dentists
American Dental Association
St. Louis
R. V. Smith
L. Bodine Higley
John Brauer
Jacques Maritain
University of Town
Norman Felton
London
England
Ray Abel
Jack Stork
Delta Sixty relatives honor Mrs Beach on eighty third birthday
Delta residents recall Mrs J R Beach eighty third birthday with seven children present and twenty grandchildren plus thirty four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. SIGOURNEY Ballinsky store damaged by fire with three stores affected and $300 losses to candy stock. Fire reported by Dr F Adrian after sighting smoke from his upstairs office. Damage focused on loading platform area with unpacked merchandise including candy graniteware and bath towels.
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Delta
J. R. Beach
Clara Bowen
Davenport
Robert Wharton
Rose Hill
Howard Beach
Barnes City
Charley Beach
Sigourney
Floyd Adams
A. C. Rhinehart
Robert Beach
John Ballinsky
Ballinsky Variety Store
Vittetoe Drug Store
Ballinsky
F. Adrian
Variety Store
Funeral rites for Nathaniel Squire held in Washington
Funeral services for Nathaniel Green Squire 65 contractor and former city councilman were held Monday at United Presbyterian Church Washington with Rev. William M. Nichol Jr. officiating. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery. Squire, born February 17 1873 in Portsmouth Ohio, lived in Prairie Flower community after moving with his family and pursued contracting after learning carpentry. He married Ola McKinney in 1908 who died in 1924, then married Clara J Darbyshire in 1927. Surviving are his wife two stepdaughters a stepson a brother and two sisters.
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Washington
Nathaniel Green Squire
William M. Nichol, Jr
United Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove
Nathaniel G
Elizabeth Squire
Portsmouth
Washington County
Prairie Flower
Squire
Ola McKinney
Clara J, Darbyshire
Edna Oetzman
Dodgeville
Wis
J. O Brown
Homer Darbyshire
Ottumwa
John Squire
John Adams
Wealthwood
Minn
Elizabeth Brindley
Wash
Dewitt
Hans Anderson
Charles Oosterberg
Mary Nelson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Anderson
Clinton County
Mabel Monson
Crawfordsville
T. T T
Harriet Bunker
Newton
Beulah Bower
Ames
Eda Boshart
Wayland
Irene Farrall
Muscatine
Margaret Hinderman
Wapello
Lucille Loomis
Chicago
Mabel Stewart Bales
Iowa City
Besse Cooke Budde
Mount Pleasant
S. H Wiley
Bellevue
Harold Walrod
Welton
Earl
Belle Plaine
Henry Sidney Hinkle
Hrabak
E. Selden
Christ Methodist Church
Hinkle
August
Malinda Hinkle
Effingham
North Western Railway
Dora’ Rigden
Illinois
Myrtle Tatge
Massena
Harry and
Clarence
Clinton Hinkle
Marengo
Minnie Hoover
Elsie Martinek
Elvin Hinkle
Toledo
Caroline Palmer
Omaha
J. L. Wilson
W. S. Brown
M. H. Barnes
Len Stone
H. G. Downs
Charles Nelson
M. D. Thomas
Roswell Stephens
Decorah
Luther College
John Breiland
Luther Department of Mathematics
University of Pittsburgh
Breiland
Luther
Iowa State College
University of Michigan
Keokuk County Fair
A .A. Orr
Thornburg
Carl Draegert
John Baylor
What Cheer
Roy Clevenger
H H Shanafelt
Sigourney
Denver Garrett
Delta
Sam McKain
Gibson
A Orr S. T. Yates
John Morris
Emil Grove
Calamus
George Kohnert
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Buena Vista
H F. Glock
Leonard Muoeller
Wilbur Dossland
Ernest Benning
Otto Lahan
Kohnert
William Gray
Helen Mae
Milton
Lloyd
Chris
Fred
Prairieburg
Wellman
Richard Fr. Rowe
Sacramento
Calif
Lefa Polt
John
Robert
Marlene
Paul Hann
Wassonville Cemetery
Viola Morgan
Howard Moore
Pleasant Hill
Forrest Moore
Alfred Morgan
Wellman High School
Moore
Grinnell High School
Wheatland
Adolph Lohse
Catherine Muhl
John Muhl
Germany
Amana
William Ackerman
South Amana
Anna Schwarzing
Conroy
Mr. Hempel
Jower
West Amana
Iowa Budget Appeal Law Cited By Taxpayers Group
DETROIT AP The Iowa budget appeal statute allows protests by ten or more taxpayers to overturn local budgets. Joe Long says 1937 saw six appeals and major savings. in Des Moines a committee negotiated reductions to keep budgets under the prior year, avoiding appeals.
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Detroit
Joe AL. Long
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Monday Long
Iowa
Des Moines
Halloween Dance Ad Promises Gazette Reader Delights
An inexpensive Want Ad invites thousands of Gazette readers to join a Halloween dance or fun frolic. The ad outlines a festive night with music games and prizes and positions the event as a community party for all ages.
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Gazette
Iowa Highway Death Toll Drops From Last Year
Iowa counted 331 highway deaths so far this year, 99 fewer than in 1937. Last week saw 13 violent deaths, with auto accidents causing six. Also reported were a steam pipe explosion fatality, and deaths from gun, railroad, falls, blasting, and suicide incidents. Names include Wesley Fry, Marcella Assing, R E Packard, Alice Click, May Montgomery Smith, and Chester Lineberger.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wesley W. Fry
Grimes
Marcella Assing
Manson
R E Packard
Carney
Alice Click
Gowrie
May Montgomery Smith
Marshalltown
Chester Lineberger
Leon
Warmer Iowa forecast after weekend frost and snow
Des Moines reports warmer weather expected Monday after sub freezing temperatures and heavy frosts across the state. Snow from the weekend mixed with rain proved inconsequential. In Monona the Clayton county Royal Neighbors host a convention with Mayor Rittenhouse opening the afternoon session and Grace McCurdy of Davenport as guest of honor.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Mississippi River
Charles City
Mount Ayr
Monona
Clayton County
Hit Rittenhouse
Grace McCurdy
Davenport
Supreme Oracle
Mederville
Elkport
Eskader
Volga City
Osborne
Edgewood
Strawberry Point
McGregor
Guttenberg
Millyisle
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Dubuque
Make This Model At Home By Anne Adams
Anne Adams presents a new apron design with a spool waist aimed at festive hostessing and youthfulness. The pattern 49712 showcases a flattering fit for home makers, with a diagram and a gas version featuring V-shaped pockets and neck. Shoulder straps stay in place for comfortable wear.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adams winter pattern book offer for all sizes
Pattern 4971 available in small medium and large with yardage details. Send for Anne Adams winter pattern book and choose seasonal styles for dresses suits coats and accessories. Includes lingerie kiddies outfits gifts and more with book and pattern prices in cents.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
N.Y
Bombing victim seeks terrorist aims in threats to him
Des Moines AP says John Critelli, a 27 year old Italian restaurant owner, survived two bombs that damaged his new $10,000 eatery and jolted residents. He says attackers must explain their aims and has been targeted after earlier being shot at and firebombed, while police suspect arsonists.
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Des Moines
John Critelli
Critelli
Critell
Landlord Warned Before Restaurant Bombing
Des Moines AP report says State Agent Paul Gruber found a newspaper clipping warning Frank Robesky, landlord of John Criteli owner of the Truban restaurant, days before Saturday’s bombing. The clipping shows a Los Angeles man with a knife in his back and Robesky did not report it until after the blast.
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Des Moines
Paul Gruber
John Criteli
Truban Restatrant
Gruber
Frank Robeski
Los Angeles
Rabesky
Where to Go Want Ad Column for Halloween Dance
A brief notice suggests using the "Where to Go" Want Ad column to advertise a Halloween dance at a low cost. The tip emphasizes small ad placement as an affordable promotional option.
Governor censures board over coal contracts to two firms
DES MOINES AP Gov N G Kraschel condemned a state education board move by telegram for awarding a 15 000 ton coal contract to Graham Coal of Monroe county at 320 a ton and 24 000 ton to Oskaloosa Coal at 310 a ton He urged awards be distributed to reduce unemployment in Iowa miners and avoid emergency relief costs.
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DES Moines
N. G Kraschel
State Board of Education
State University
Graham Coal Company
Monroe County
Oskaloosa Coal Company
ATL
Department of State
State Board Challenges Iowa Coal Savings Claim
Iowa board of education disputes Otto Muntsz who said Iowa coal purchases for the University of Iowa saved 25000 dollars. The board says even Iowa coal would cost the state an extra 7000 dollars as the low bid came from outside the state and was not accepted. Munts, chair of the Greater Town Commission, argued the 25000 dollar figure came from comparing current purchases with prior ones.
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Des Moines
State Board of Education
Otto S. Muntsz
Iowa
University of Iowa
Mun’z
Greater Town Commission
Delaware Christian Education Convention in Colesbury Immanuel
The Delaware counts Christian Education convention will be held at Colesbury Immanuel church in Manchester on October 31. The theme is Thy Word Itave Hid in Vis Heart with Rev Paul Pease Greeley presiding. Mrs Toure Magzer of Manchester County will serve as secretary.
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Manchester
Colesbury-Immanuel Church
Paul Pease Greeley
Wall
Toure Magzer
Manchester County Secretars
Back Pain and Kidney Health Ad Says Quick Relief
An advertising insert promotes a remedy claiming to ease back pain, nervous and rheumatic symptoms and kidney issues. It asserts the product cleanses excess acids, improves kidney function, and offers a money back guarantee with a two cent dose schedule.
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