Kraschel Attacks Board Over University Coal Contract
Shenandoah attorney and board member T W Keenan denounces Gov Kraschel as all wet and calls his scheme fantastic illegal in the coal award to the University of Iowa. Pierson defends the board saying the action avoids shaft vs strip mine issues and Illinois bids.
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Kraschel
Shenandoah
INS
N. G. Kraschel
State Board of Control
University of Iowa
T. W. Keenan
Keenan
Ipse Dixit
DES Moines
State Board of Education
M. R. Pierson
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
Illinois
Appanoose
John K. Valentine
Pierson
Illinois Coal
Bank Robbery Attempt at Palo Savings Bank
Cashier J Warren MacClintock of Palo Savings Bank inspects a drilled safe hole after robbers failed to reach 3000 dollars Monday night. Sheriff James H Smith of Cedar Rapids examines an acetylene tank left behind while robbers used a torch and poured water on the strong box. The tank bore red clay not from the area. authorities seek its source.
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J. Warren MacClintock
The
Palo Savings Bank
Yoggs
James H. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Delta man William Stout 80 dies after stroke
William Stout 80 died Sunday at his daughter's home near Ottumwa from a stroke suffered three weeks earlier. Survived by daughters Mrs. Ellis Bowen of Delta Mrs. Smith of Ottumwa and Mrs. Clarence Spar of Knoxville and son Alfie Stout of Des Moines. Funeral services were held at the Delta Methodist church Tuesday with Rev. B H Finch of Chillicothe presiding.
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DELTA
William Stout
Kenneth Smith
Ottumwa
Ellis Bowen
Smith
Clarence Spar
Knoxville
Alfie Stout
Des Moines
Delta Methodist Church
B. H. Finch
Chillicothe
TAMA
Rudolph Tode
Harrison Chapel
H. A. Crumb
Methodist Church
Dale Harden
Roy Shaffer
Albert Sandeen
Lawrence Anderson
Charles Shaw
John Wiseman
Tode
Hamburg
Germany
Claus
Sophia Tode
America
Amber
George Dietrich Toenjes
H. A. Toenjes
Anamosa Hospital
Wayne Township
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
John Toenjes
Ireton
Anna Heiken
Augusta Folkers
Lizzie Herren
Anamosa
Clara Meister
Colorado
Laura Siebel
Julia Toenjes
North Liberty
Epworth League
Guy Myers
George Young
Lowell Kuehn
Fred Dever
Bernice Anderson
Hazleton
William E. Wells
Here
Monroe
Wisc
Hazleton Township
Alta Hasbrouck
A. L. Wells
Presbyterian Church
C. Rabenberg
Hazleton Cemetery
LeRoy and Loomis family ties mark Iowa obituary list
Mrs. Millard F. LeRoy 84 of La Canada Calif. died Oct. 17. Funeral in La Canada. Jennie P. Loomis born Jan 21 1854 in De Kalb Ill. Married M. F. LeRoy who died in 1914. Four children survive. Manchester service notes follow for James Bevan 91 and Mary Glascoe Bevan 1863 Wisconsin. Cascade and Tama obituaries listed with family details.
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Manchester
Millard F. LeRoy
A. R. Loomis
la Canada
Calif
Jennie P. Loomis
de Kalb
Ill
Loomis
M. F. LeRoy
Dora M. LeRoy
Alma LeRoy Brown
Allan R. LeRoy
California
Jennie May LeRoy
LeRoy
Brown Chapel
James Bevan
Thomas Martin
Donald E. Freeman
Presbyterian, Church
David de Best
Hopkinton
Cascade
Mary A. Glascoe
Grant County
Wisconsin
James W. Bevan
Iowa
Poisoned kidneys ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules
An advertisement touts a 35 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and correct bladder irritation. It claims relief from nocturnal urination and lists symptoms such as burning passages, backache, leg cramps and puffy eyes as signs of kidney and bladder weakness.
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Haarlem
Dakota Orator Wins Republican Contest in Des Moines
In Des Moines on Monday night Dale M. Nordquist 24 a junior law student from the University of North Dakota Grand Forks won the seven state district Young Republican oratorical contest Nordquist received 150 cash and expenses to Washington where he competes with regional winners for 15 000 in prizes Miss Nedra McCall of Des Moines took second and 100 Nordquist spoke extemporaneously while many others memorized their addresses on the topic Can the Initiative of Youth be Maintained Under the New Deal.
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DES Moines
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Dale M. Nordquist
Nordquist
Washington
Young Republican League of America
Nedra McCall
Iowa
Iowa City Briefs Highlight Religious Week Speakers
University of Iowa engineering Dean Francis M. Dawson announces two added speakers for the religious emphasis week October 28 to November 4. Norbert C. Hoff of Notre Dame will speak for Catholic representation and Max Kadushin, a rabbi and director of the Hillel Foundation at Wisconsin, will represent Jewish interests. Edith Margaret Brown, 46, dies after two weeks illness and long local residence in Johnson County. Harold Bauer, jailed for car theft after an Iowa City chase and wreck at the Alpha Tau Omega house, is sent to Davenport. Funeral services for Frank H. Anthony, 61, Tiffin resident, held. Linton Wells to lecture on Latin America Today and Tomorrow as the season’s first University of Iowa lecturer.
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Iowa Ciity
University of Iowa
Francis M. Dawson
College of Engineering
Norbert C. Hoff
University of Notre Dame
Carroll College
Helena
Mont
Max Kadushin
Hillel Foundation
University of Wisconsin
Edith Margaret Brown
Iowa City
Economy Advertising Company
Johnson County
Lou Clark
Earl Custer
Ed Cropley
Bruce Brown
Tiffin
Elizabeth Dennison
Washington
Harold Bauer
Davenport
Alpha Tau Omega
Champaign, III
Oelwein brings 300 truck operators to discuss uniform rates
About 300 truck operators from 26 northeastern Iowa counties met in Oelwein to confer on uniform rates. Har ry Dunlap chaired the state commerce commission meeting with D. Alderdyce D. and D. Schlick presiding as officer and vice chair, with Robert Kunan as secretary. Mrs Mary Elliot dies in Peoria after long Grinnell residence. her funeral planned in Hazelwood Cemetery Grinnell.
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Oelwein
Iowa
State Commerce Commission
Harry Dunlap
Commission
D. D. Alderdyce
Hampton
D. Schlick
Charles City
Robert Kunan
Miles
Grinnell
Mary
Gillette Campaigns Against Bureaucracy Then Supports It
L. J. Dickinson cites Senator Guy M. Gillette’s voting record to claim hypocrisy on centralized government. Dickinson criticizes Gillette for supporting the executive reorganization bill in 1938 after opposing bureaucracy in 1932 and 1938. He vows to continue charges at New Hampton.
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Fort Madison
L. J Dickinson
Guy M. Gillette
Guy M Gillette
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gillette
America
Washington
Senate
Gilman
Mr. Gillette
L. J. Dickinson
GOP
New Hampton
Dickinson
Gillette Proposes Continuing Story as Iowa Campaign Focus
Senator Guy M. Gillette, speaking at a Democratic rally in Fort Dodge, introduced a new weapon in the Iowa campaign the continued story. He listed eight derelictions in the legislative record of the current administration and pledged to press the issue in the race.
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Fort Dodge
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Gillette
Rules Keokuk County Road Worker Can Be Sued
Iowa Supreme Court rules that the Keokuk county road maintainer driver may be sued for damages in an auto accident near Richland on December 4, 1935, while the county and board of supervisors cannot be sued. The suit seeks 26446 dollars for injuries to Mrs. Shirkey and her husband.
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Keokuk County
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
J. M. Shirkey
William Kelly
Kelly
Richland
P. J Siegers
Supreme Court
Siegers
Governor Urges Sealing of Corn in Iowa Plan
Governor N G Kraschel backs a plan for Iowa corn eligible for AAA loans to be sealed and sold to feed farmers from ineligible producers. Sealing aims to boost demand and market price, with endorsement from Secretary Henry A Wallace. If 66 percent of eligible farmers seal, profit per bushel below 57 cents and opportunities to raise prices above current levels.
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Mason City
INS
Iowa
N. G. Kraschel
Henry A Wallace
Two Men Held on Bootlegging Charge in Page County
Dewey Woodman and Pete Grinder were jailed in Page county after police seized six permit books showing liquor purchases totaling 643 bottles since Aug 27. Books listed Grinder and five other men. sheriff says bootlegging charges likely. Woodman claimed some names were left with him. Grinder admitted Woodman paid for the liquor. Clarinda has no liquor store, Shenandoah stores serve Page county. New Market lies nearby.
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Clarinda
INS
Dewey Woodman
Pete Grinder
Page County
Shenandoah
New Market
Cecil Crawford
Woodman
Grinder
Crawford
Ralph Matnard
Burlington Junction
Nordan Miller
Sheridan
Gene Sloan
Hawleyville
Franc Johnson
Hopkins
Carmen Grinder
Ladoga
Taylor County
Suggestion on the care of your teeth
A Chicago reader praises Walko Tooth Powder for removing tobacco stains and whitening teeth. The letter claims improved personal appearance and sales success after using the product for about a year.
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Dale C. Allen
Chicago
Illinois
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