Grimes Mitchell Irwin Seek State Treasurer Post
Biographical sketches of Iowa treasurer candidates Grimes Irwin and Mitchell. Grimes Republican editor publisher from Osceola seeks third full term after a varied career in newspapers and politics. Irwin Democrat from LeMars Sioux City 63 with banking and public service background. Mitchell Prohibitionist farmer from near Des Moines born 1873, longtime Bloomfield township official and WCTU member.
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Mitchell
Irwin
John M. Grimes
Osceola
Monroe County
Ind
University of Indiana
Indiana
Iinois
Missouri
Iowa
Sen
George Wilson
William A. Irwin
LeMars
Sioux City
Story County
Belle Plaine
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
South Dakota
Marion
Waverly
Corn Belt Trust and Savings Bank
Iowa State Banking Department
RAAC
J. Alvin Mitchell
Des Moines
Unity College
College Springs
Highland Park College
Bloomfield Township
Towa
WCTU
Polk County
Old Settlers Association
Affiliated Clergyman and Family of Educators
A clergyman connected to the United Presbyterian church is described as married with three children two daughters and a son all of whom are teachers.
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United Presbyterian Church
Wallace Claims Campaign Prevented World War III Speech
Henry A. Wallace told a Madison Square Garden rally that his Progressive party blocked World War III and would continue after the November election. He predicted Republicans and Democrats would eventually merge into a single party, marking his last New York appearance before a citywide rally.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Wallace
New York City
Wallace Awakens Crowds With Talk on Peace and Israel
President Truman and Gov. Dewey spoke at local events with admission prices from fifty cents to three dollars. Wallace claimed the Progressive party defended Israel, blocked the Mundt Nixon bill and universal military training, and halted the cold war to gain time for peace.
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Garden
Thomas E. Dewey
Wallace
Progressive Party
Israel
Congress
Ban on Women in Quartets Upheld
CHICAGO AP No women. The Society of the Preservation and Encour agement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America Inc bars female members. Miss Patricia Vance sued to gain admission for herself and three others but Superior Judge Frank M. Padden dismissed the suit as frivolous and warned of possible contempt for filing it.
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Chicago
Patricia Vance
Frank M. Padden
Miss Vance
Padden
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