Bagley Promises Modernization of State Treasury Records
Bagley criticizes the current state records system as obsolete and says the governor cannot receive accurate receipts and disbursements. He argues expenditures cannot be doubled while reducing taxes and attacks the board of assessment for using reserves for homestead exemptions and old age pensions. He vows honesty, integrity, and a modern, complete picture of the state’s finances.
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Bagley
State Board of Assessment and Review
Cabinet probes unfold amid accusations of communist influence
The committee clashed with Dies over testimony linking actress and various unions to radical movements. President Roosevelt defended Michigan officials while Governor Murphy decried the hearings as politically motivated. Knowles accused Culbert Olson and others of communist ties and named several unions and Guild members as alleged party affiliates.
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Murphy
Michigan
Mec
Roosevelt
Kalamazoo
Mich
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Dies
Auto) Union
Harper Knowles
American Legion
California
Frances Perkins
Leutenant
Democratic Campaign
Communist Party
Knowles
Olson
Culbert Olson
Ellis Patterson
John G Clark
American Newspaper Guild
National Lawyers Guild
Workers Alliance of Amercoa
The
Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists and Technicians
Office and Professional Workers Union
International Wood Workers Union
Warehousemen's Union
Fitzgerald Ames
George Olhausen
Phil F. Garvey
L. J. Lazarus
M. O. Tobtiner
George R. Anderson
Ben Margolis
Richard Gladstein
Sylvan J. Lazarus
A. M. Kidd
Harold M. Sawyer
Ellis E. Patterson
U.S
Pioneer Of Iowa Dies At Age 11
Arthur Ho Strickland 91 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at his daughter's home 1551 D avenue NE at 4 a.m. after weeks of illness born June 15 1847 in Amherst Massachusetts he came to Iowa as a boy settling in Almoral later migrating to Cedar Rapids married Dora T Mattingly September 5 1887 in Manchester survived by daughter Mrs Le Grant three grandchildren funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Rev RS Phillips of St James church officiating burial in Linwood cemetery callers welcome at chapel
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Arthur Ho Strickland
Iowa
L. E. le Grant
D Avenue
Amherst
Mass
Almoral
Cedar Rapids
Storm Lake
Dora T. Mattingly
Manchester
Strickland
Rock Island Railroad
Old Sinclair Packing Company
St James
St. James Church
Linwood Cemetery
Linn Democrats Rally At Memorial Building In Linn County
Democrats of Linn County stage their first major campaign rally tonight at the Memorial building. Speakers include Lucy Hall of Newton candidate for state superintendent Ed G. Dunn of Mason City United States district attorney and Congressman W S Jacobsen of Clinton. Joseph Mekota chairs the central committee and Young Democrats serve as ushers.
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Linn County
Memorial Building
Lucy Hall
Newton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ed G. Dunn
Mason City
United States
W. S. Jacobsen
Clinton
Joseph Mekota
County Central Committee
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Residents Over Oct 23 26
A series of birth notices announces newborns to local families. Harold Swordes of Marion welcomes a daughter at St Luke's hospital on Oct 26. Joseph Douda of 1607 Maplewood Drive NE, Theodore Hansen of 426 Seventh Street SE, and Walter Henecke of 2510 Sixteenth Street NW report daughters or a daughter born Oct 24 or 26 at Mercy hospital. Raymond Mippe of 1705 B Avenue NE reports a son born Oct 24 at Mercy hospital. Fred Mitten of 1612 B Avenue NE reports a son Frederick Orvie born Oct 23 at University hospital in Iowa City.
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Harold E. Swordes
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joseph Douda
Maplewood Drive
Mercy Hospital
Theodore Hansen
Seventh Street
Walter D. Henecke
Sixteenth Street
Raymond Mippe
B Avenue NE
Fred Mittan
Frederick Orvie
University Hospital
Iowa City
FIRE SUBDUED ABOARD LINER DURING PORT EMERGENCY
Fire on the liner bound for port was contained after Captain Steincke and a radio operator coordinated a return of most vessels from a rescue armada. Rescue ships include American Traveler S S Collamer and Europe with U S Coast Guard cutters from Boston and New London. Passengers aboard the nearly full liner include Thomas C. Smith Edward A. Gardiner Karl Schaffer Sarah Pepper and Elizabeth Cavanna among others from Philadelphia Bryn Mawr and San Francisco.
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S. S. Collamer
Europe
U S S. Coast Guard
Boston
New London
Conn
Associated Press
New York Coast Guard
Foundation
Franklin
Coast Guard
Cayuga
Thomas C. Smith
Copenhagen
Edward A. Gardiner
Bryn Mawr
Karl Schaffer
San Francisco
Sarah Elizabeth Pepper
Philadelphia
Elizabeth A. Cavanna
Presbyterian Publications
Relief Allotment To County Changed Again
Linn county relief officials note October grant changes. state revises aid for month, trimming county costs by 719 dollars. First grant set 30 percent state share of 4,109 with 7,192 county share. second amendment overspent by about 600, risk of further changes. Relief director Mrs. Alice Ferber says balance could be restored before month end if state changes again.
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Linn
Alice Ferber
Beckman Fears Art Echoes Evil Forces On Youth
In Biloxi Mississippi the Archbishop of Dubuque denounces jam sessions and jitterbug orgies as threats guiding youth toward hell. Speaking on art for youth and the church he warns that modern art can carry evil propaganda unless the church acts to preserve its Christian status.
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Biloxi
Miss
Hell
Francis J. L. Beckman
Dubuque
National Council of Catholic Women
Msgr. T. Conry
W.G
Beckman
Jericho
Registration Reminder and Moral Alarm Voices
City clerks urge registration for the November general election with a final Oct. 29 deadline. Archbishop Beckman denounces what he calls perverse art forms under labels like surrealism and neo paganism, urging a vigorous church led art education program to steer youth away from degenerate trends.
U S Receives Britain Trade Pact Reply
Washington reports Britain's reply to American reciprocal trade proposal. State Department will study the note before releasing any details.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
Britain
Lost $9300 in Cedar Rapids purse incident
Mrs. Stewart reported a $9300 loss in the Cedar Rapids downtown area after storing cash in a handmade money belt. Police and stores searched the shopping district and interiors while she planned a California trip. She asked to keep details private, insisting the money was now in the bank.
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Stewart
California
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Elmer A. Johnson
Pioneer
A. H W. Strickland
Linn Democrats
Port
Steincke
Frank Voelker
Wayne and Hansom
Ruth Mary Samson
Montrose
Evil Force
Henderson Foundations
Henderson
Naomi Kramer
Henderson Company
Mrs. Margery Voorhies
Henderson's Girdle
Talon
Tae
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