Iowa House weakens teaching contracts amid education bill clash
Des Moines Jan 29 The Iowa House passed the Storey amendment to the state board of education bill halting practice teaching by Cedar Falls trained students. The move aims to bar contracts that cost the state nothing and will likely end practice teaching as school boards will not pay full salaries to student teachers. The debate centered on critic teaching from Cedar Falls to Mason City Waterloo Cherokee and other cities. The measure follows earlier amendments and opposition from representatives who argue the college must keep standards.
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Denby denies intention of resigning after cabinet meeting
Secretary Denby says he has no plan to resign after a cabinet session reviewing the oil lease investigation. He defends his actions as following Congress will and says Roosevelt is clear of fault. He calls for a record Senate vote on the Robinson resolution and notes two main issues for the presidency: criminal liability and lease legality.
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Senator Urges Daugherty to Quit Now
Washington January 29 Senator Wheeler Democrat Montana prepared a resolution calling for the immediate resignation of Attorney General Daugherty. The measure says the president has lost confidence in Daugherty citing the use of outside counsel in the annulment suit and notes the department of justice has fallen into disrepute with Congress and the public.
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Cabinet session stalls on counsel for off lease cases
The White House indicated that selection of counsel to prosecute the off lease cases is being held up awaiting Senate action on the Walsh resolution. The president desires confirmation of the selected attorneys by the Senate in light of the adopted resolution.
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Labor College Opens In Des Moines In March
Des Moines plans last night completed election of a board of directors and the selection of Dr. R. C. McCarthy as temporary president for a labor college opening about March 1. Board members include Dante Pherce publisher D W Morthouse of Drake University Harvey Ingham editor of the Register and Tribune and J W Studebaker Des Moines schools superintendent.
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Poverty Drives Murder Suicide In Marshalltown
Despondent over unemployment and sending his wife to his parents, Ray Menter, 26, shot Ivy Shively Menter, 25, in the face with a 32 calibre revolver and then killed himself with a shot above his right ear. Detectives found the bodies at 11:30 a.m. in a sparsely furnished northeast Marshalltown home.
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Mine Explosion Kills Two In Alpha Shaft
An explosion in the Shuler Mine at Alpha thirty miles south of here yesterday killed two workers, Charles Coleman 44 and Vincent Golick 25, who were the only people in the shaft when the blast occurred. The day shift had just left the mine.
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Treasury and Post Office Funds Boosted in Bill
House appropriations committee reports a total of 729,858,451 for treasury and post office departments, up 18,476,999 from the current year. Post Office gets 609,976,246, Treasury 11,862,205, with additions for prohibition enforcement and 145 more narcotics agents.
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Search For Bodies Of Lincoln Victims
A high profile murder case unfolds as investigators search for the headless bodies of Mrs Ling Lincoln and Byron Shoup wife and brother in law of Warren J Lincoln. Lincoln, the confessed slayer, previously claimed burning them in a greenhouse furnace and may have buried the bodies. He spent hours reenacting the disposal by wheeling a barrow between his home and greenhouse before stopping under police guidance.
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Senate committee proposes complete reorganization of Veterans Bureau
Washington Jan 29 The committee urges full administration overhaul for the Veterans Bureau directing the director to set up district rating boards and rate claimants in person. Proposals include streamlined appeals, hospital administration changes, limited vocational training, and revised disability and compensation rules affecting widows, children, and dependents.
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Henry Ford Resists Questioning on Muscle Shoals Bid
Ford told the House Military Committee that he should not be required to appear or send a representative to further discuss his Muscle Shoals bid. He noted the bid has been before the committee since 1921 with Mayo appearing repeatedly and urged that further hearings would delay action.
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Proposals on Veterans Compensation and Hospital Care
The measure tightens retroactive compensation limits and bans retroactive awards except fraud. Burial expenses rise to 150 dollars. Tuberculosis or mental disease developing within three years after discharge presumed service connected. Veterans in hospital must allocate up to three quarters of pay to dependents with rest on deposit at interest. Hospitals open to honored veterans of earlier wars with TB or mental illness. Director may suspend pay for guards of insane veterans misusing funds. Lawsuit option introduced for disputed War Risk insurance claims.
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