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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

2

Iowa Budget Cuts Largely Lags Midwest Peers

The legislative tax reduction committee finds Iowa has only a 3 percent general budget cut from 1932 33, while neighboring states report larger savings in salaries and expenses. Kansas cites up to 10 percent in education salaries and 8 13 percent in general offices, with Missouri cutting 25 percent of appropriations, amid broader efforts to trim costs as commodity prices fall and revenue declines pressure state budgets.

Des Moines Iowa Legislative General Assembly Comesrgy 44Th General Assembly Kansas Missouri Michigan

Mammoth tusk yields size of Iowa ancient giant

Geologist Dean George Kay estimates a fully grown Iowa mammoth stood about thirteen feet long and eleven feet tall from a six foot tusk donated to the University of Iowa museum by Judge O S Thomas. The mammoth roamed Iowa around a million years ago in large herds and died out at the end of the last glacial period.

Iowa City University of Iowa Museum O. S. Thomas Rock Rapids George F. Kay Iowa Dean Kay

Iowa Democrats Rally at State Fair Amid Campaign Plans

At Des Moines the Iowa Democrats held their annual State Fair rally with gubernatorial and senatorial nominees Clyde Herring and Louis Murphy speaking. The Iowa Farmer-Labor party planned nominations. Roy W. Harrop led the session, with N. G. Kraschel and G. L. Shugart involved. A large livestock show and six horse races augmented the program despite rain and lower attendance.

DES Moines Iowa Democrats Iowa Farmer-Labor Party Fair Grounds Roy W. Harrop Council Bluffs G. L. Shugart Ft. Dodge Murphy Herring Louis Murphy Dubuque Clyde Herring N. G. Kraschel Harlan

Two-Day Pheasant Season Planned For Iowa This Fall

Iowa's pheasant season to be two days this fall, with dates and open counties to be announced by the state fish and game commission. Open counties will be chosen from landowner petitions and bird counts, with the two days falling between November 15 and December 1.

Des Moines Iowa State Fish and Game Commission

Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat

An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe method to shed fat and gain energy. It promises a 15 pound monthly loss, clears skin, and increased motivation, advising a four week regimen with one half teaspoon daily and dietary tweaks. The copy urges weighing before and after and offers a money back guarantee.

Harvest Home Festival to Feature Turner and Murphy

Gov. Dan Turner will headline the Harvest Home Festival in Springville with an morning address and Louis Murphy of Dubuque, a U S senate candidate, speaking in the evening. The day includes a pony show parade baseball games and farm exhibits with free meat buns and beverages for attendees.

Springville Dan Turner Louis Murphy Dubuque United States Butler Park R. A Murphy M. L. Hill Wyoming Band E. T. McShane Paul W. Sterner C. L. Burroughs R. F. Wiley J. V. Patten

Whaylen Murder Trial On Docket In Grundy Center

Cressy Whaylen of Waterloo charged with shooting his stepmother Mae Whaylen on July 1 will appear before Judge A B Lovejoy of Waterloo as the September term of district court opens in Grundy Center September 12. The docket is the heaviest in years.

Gearette. Grundy Center Cressy Whaylen Waterloo Mae Whaylen A. B. Lovejoy Law

Murphy Analyzes Economic Unrest at Democratic Rally

Louis Murphy of Dubuque, a Democratic Senate candidate, blasted President Hoover for economic misjudgments at a state fair rally. He cited Henry Wallace’s 1928 warning and said Hoover ignored forewarnings, citing Smoot-Hawley tariffs and a global surge in import barriers as causes of the crash.

Des Moines Hoover Louis Murphy Dubuque Senate Murphy United States Wallace

Work Launched On New Post Office At Dubuque

Work on the new federal court house and post office in Dubuque was scheduled to start Thursday. The building will cost 327000 dollars in a contract awarded to Chiabai and Garlup of Gary Indiana. Local labor will be used exclusively and the building must be completed in 480 days.

Dubuque Federal Court House Chiabai and Garlup Gary Ind

Iowa State Fair Executives Face 30000 Deficit

Des Moines state fair officials sought another 30000 or more to cover the remaining 50000 deficit from the current year. An earlier 20000 was provided by a legislative retrenchment committee, with a proposal to borrow 20000 from the county fair fund pending governor and budget director approval. A further 10000 was needed to close this year’s deficit after a 1931 shortfall of 60000.

Des Moines INS State Fair Board State Legislative Committee On

Iowa to Expand Saturday Class Schedule to 34 Courses

The University of Iowa will broaden its Saturday class program to 34 courses next year across 15 departments led mainly by the college of education. Extension students attend monthly lectures with assignments, earning university credit. Last year 335 students from Iowa and four neighboring states enrolled.

Iowa City University of Iowa Bruce E. Mahan College of Education Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Ilinois Missouri

Funeral Services Held For Hopkinton Youth

Funeral services were held for Gerald Crowley 24 at Castle Grove Catholic church. The Rev J J Hennessy conducted the burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Loras Kehoe Francis Miller Vincent Donovan Leo Chapman Matt Corcara and Howard Cashman.

Hopkinton Gerald Crowley Castle Grove Patrick Crowley J. J. Hennessey Crowley Loras Kehoe Francis Miller Vincent Donovan Leo Chapman Matt Corcara Howard Cashman

Five Bands Enter Wyoming Music Festival

Bands from Mount Vernon Central City Alburnett Olin and Oxford Junction plus late entries will perform in the Wyoming Music Festival and Band contest Friday evening. The event, free to all, opens to high school and municipal bands and will crown winners with silver cups in two classes. Judges include Professor Wain of Oberlin Conservatory and Fayette Moore, first trumpeter in the Boston Symphony.

Gazette Wyoming Mount Vernon Central City Alburnett Olin Oxford Junction On Wain Oberlin Conservatory of Music Oberlin Fayette Moore Boston Symphony Orchestra

Former Wyoming Residents Hold Homecoming Party

The Wyoming homecoming day brought 163 former and current residents to the East Ridge school lawn two miles east of Wyoming. The East Ridge band led by Dr. J. D. Hul linger of Clinton performed with a woodwind group and a trio. M. H. Morse, 91, spoke about memories. Former residents attended from Clinton Anamosa Center Point and Fairview.

Wyoming East Ridge Pleasant Ridge J. D. Hullinger Clinton J. W. Morse Frank Henderson Grizelda Morse M. H. Morse Anamosa Center Point Fairview

Wellsburg Men To Publish Newspaper In Grundy Center

Grundy Center residents will see a new newspaper launched by Neil R. Ashby publisher of the Wellsburg Herald Dike New Era and Conrad Record. He will be joined by his son Donald as part of the Ashby syndicate expanding from Wellsburg and acquiring Dike and Conrad papers recently.

Wellsburg Grundy Center Neil R. Ashby Wellsburg Herald Dike New Era Conrad Record Ashby Donald Ashbys Dike Conrad

Six Iowa Faculty Men Will Direct Homecoming Plans

Six University of Iowa faculty members will direct the twenty first annual homecoming on October 21 and 22. The appointees are Professors Andrew H. Holt, Rudolph Keuver, Rollin Perkins, C Woody Thompson, and Bruce E. Mahan. Over 100 students, townspeople, and faculty will later be appointed to assist with festivities.

Iowa City Walter A. Jessup University of Iowa Andrew H. Holt Rudolph Keuver Pharmacy Rollin Perkins Law C. Woody Thompson Commerce Bruce E. Mahan

Sauerkraut Day Arrangements Set for Lisbon Sept 22

Lisbon prepares for Sauerkraut Day to be held September 22 with free vaudeville bands games and night dancing. American Legion post oversees the celebration with committees for Kraut and weiners entertainment concessions music exhibits decorating speakers street sports baseball and advertising led by local officials.

Lisbon American Legion Post Weiners E. E. Stahl J. W. McAleer C. R. Runkle E. M. Franks M. M. Bennett J. R. Gardner M. Kepler Ray Frederick Concessions G. H. Johnston W. L. Dahn B. C. Walmer C. A. Edmonds G. K. Prink Macy Lee C. B. Johnston D. A. Bennett R. P. Andreas C. E. Crandall George Argottsinger I. Zimmer O. H. Dahn D. H. Johnston Carl Mohn Harry Harris John McHugh R. J. Kidder C. W. Hall S. S. Dunn John MacCauley L. E. Crelly H. F. Sandrock J. E. McClelland Buell Miller L. C. Capper S. McHenry H. Harris George McCall R. L. Frink C. W. Carbee C. J. Hagan J. McCutcheon S. G. Fouse W. E. Challis Mrs

Oelwein Artist Wins Gold At Center Point Exhibit

Dwight Sehneider earned gold for his group portrait at the International Contest of Pictorial Exhibit in Center Point Ohio. He also took a blue ribbon for his single portrait and two additional entries were hung.

Oelwein Dwight Sehneider Center Point Ohio

Building Permits For July In Iowa Total 1 180 653

DES MOINES AP permits in thirteen Iowa cities for July totaled 1 180 653 dollars. The Des Moines Veterans Hospital project boosted the valuation. Seventy two fewer permits were issued than June, with 512 in July and 584 in June.

Iowa Des Moines Bureau of Labor Veterans’ Hospital Burlington Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Csceees Marshalltown

Jackson County Free Fair Opens Draws 8000 Attendees

Despite a short shower, more than 8000 people attended the opening day of the Jackson County Free Fair. The grandstand was filled for races and free attractions while a large night crowd filled the grounds. An afternoon audience enjoyed the dctipee event.

The Gazette Maquoreta Jackson County

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