Will Rogers on Iowa Farmers Holiday Strike And Wallace
Philosopher Will Rogers weighs in on the Iowa Farmers Holiday and the idea of a strike. He praises Secretary Wallace for long term problem solving and notes the press is giving Wallace more attention than any prior agriculture secretary.
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Wilh Rogers
Iowa
Will
Will Rogers
Wallace
Washington
London
Preas
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace program gains unlikely support in Iowa debate
An Iowa Republican editorial argues that Wallace proposals echo earlier ideas from respected economists and could aid the New Deal. It suggests agricultural planning may help, while urging radical farmers in Wallace's state to back the program rather than pursue fruitless strikes.
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Iowa
New Deal
Wallace
AlbianUnion- Republican
The Contemprtible Road Hog Rides the Road
The Wellman Advance laments a contemptible road hog who dominates the street with a heavy auto, endangers pedestrians, blocks traffic, and acts as a self styled big shot. Remove the car and his abusive behavior ends.
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Wellman
Beer for Prosperity and the shouting crowds
In cynic memoirs the piece recalls election conventions and public meetings with beer banners on housetops and red signs on cars. It warns about new hype and loud promotion, citing Mark Sullivan on Washington propaganda and the difficulty for the public to obtain accurate government information.
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Salvation
Inc
Osceola Sentinel
Washington
Mark Sullivan
Allerton News
Publish Names of County Aid Receivers
Letter from Corydon Times-Republican urges county board of supervisors to publish monthly lists of aid recipients and amounts, including blind and widows pensions, to inform taxpayers and deter misuse, arguing broad public disclosure would have a healthy effect.
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Board of Supervisors
Corydon Times
Republican
Local Socials Span Moulton and Surroundings
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wright visited at the A. A. Wright home in Moulton for the Jamboree. Families of Luse, McDanel, Davis, Wilson, Mangle, Hayes, Hickenlooper, Blain, Patrick, and others shared Sunday visits or dinners at various homes. Homecoming at Miller Church drew James Creech and family. Eph Wilson and relatives spent time with grandparents.
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F. W. Wright
A. A. Wright
Moulton
G. E. Luse
T. J. Luse
Gaylord McDanel
Harold Davis
Delmar Wilson
John Johnson
Arthur Mangle
Albia
U. S
D. W
Hayes
Hayesville
Mra
Carl Hickenlooper
Caral
Marlyn
Edna Dyphon
Eph Witson
C. G. Davis
Frank Blain
U. S. Mangle
Jeff Patrick
W. N. Wilson
Blakesburg
James Creech
Phyllis
Carl
Miller Church
LeRoy Wilson
Eph Wilson
Frank McAllister
Edna Mae
Vone Jones
G. B. Luse
Ralph and
Dorothy Davis
Harold Hawk
Alge
Moravia High School News Basket Summary
Moravia High School reports club meetings with U.S.S. organizing for the year. Officers elected include President Rubye Tratt and Treasurer Wilma Van Zante. Freshmen and sophomores share activities, basketball practice begins, and Lynch Declamatory contest preparations start. Also covered: commercial department updates, student reflections, and a dramatic kittenball game highlight ending in a triple play.
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News Basket
Leo Kaster
Harold Hawk
Madge DuVall
Pauline Laws
Otha Lee DuVall
Jackie Winsler
Keith Kennedy
Wilma van Zante
Elouise Easter
Nadine Lagledat
Ind
Alice Coxard
Vera Morris
Irene Sharp
James Nash
J. Donald Kaster
Francis Miller
Cecil Creech
U.7.s
Dorothy McKern
Rubye Tratt
Donald Gardner
Richard Burton
ABC Club
Science Room
Annnabeth Keemer
Jackie Winslet
Cheree Dyphon
Harriett Lee Main
Perons
Moravia
Cedar Falls
Annabeth Keemer
Maxine DuVall
Beulah Bishop
Rural School News Entertains Fall Fest and NRA Visit
Fuller reports first school month ends with perfect attendance and report cards. Pupils listed from 1st to 8th grades. Fall Festival earnings total 9.50 funded new window shades and mirror. plans for song books. NRA activity at Albia 27th. King Theatre matinee saw Black Beauty.
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Duane Parcel
J. W. McCoy
Jack Tuttle
Guy Daugherty
Etta Champanoi
NRA
Albia
King Theatre
Vivien Hudgens
Junior Smith
South America
Tillmont
Carlyle Long
M. R. McCoy
First Month At School Under Teacher Gretchen Luse
The week closed our first month with enrolled pupils Bernard Creech Bruce Hayes Richard Johnson Dorothy Morrison Carl Creech Bess Hayes Robert Creech Jean Hayes and visitors Margar ite Shaeffer Pat Lynch Ralph Davin Wendell Cloyed Ruth Johnson Phyllis Creech Ruth Long Billy Luye Lela Luse and County Superintendent Ethel Roberta. Art work included leaves aquirrela and bouquets of flowers free hand. Some of the upper grads pupils.
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Hedge College
Gretchen Luse
Bernard Creech
Bruce Hayes
Richard Johnson
Dorothy Morrison
Carl Creech
Bess Hayes
Robert Creech
Jean Hayes
Margarite Shaeffer
Pat Lynch
Ralph Davin
Wendell Cloyed
New Curtains and Visits Highlight School and Community Notes
Monthly exams were held last week. The school notes new curtains and blinds and a new eras tra, appreciated by students and staff. Local residents and families are mentioned visiting, with several social calls and meals at neighbors’ homes.
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Erastra
Ivery
Weekend Visits Around Centerville Area
Ot tumwa residents Mr and Mrs Ralph Blamer visited the W I Easter home on Sunday Cecil Parcel and family called at the Harsh home east of Centerville John Allem Mr and Mrs E Everett Mosler and sons Mrs and Mrs Jim Allem and Mr and Mrs Arthur Perry and daughter were Sunday visitors at the John Allem home Joss Smith and family and Harry Parcel called at the E F Wilson home Thursday Ethel Roberts County Superintendent visited Fuller school Friday Mrs Don Hays spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Cecil Parcel Alec Collins and Mrs Joas Smith called Sunday evening
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Werman Johnson
Johnson
Boardman
Miller
Merle Ann Lillard
Loren Thompson
Howard Robinson
Albia
Mra. V
Anderson
Gary McCoy
Katrona Sytsma
Eva
Mra
Estella Dillard
Sarah Pool
Springhill
Iowa
Ralph Blamer
Ottumwa
Cecil Parcel
Centerville
Everett Mosler
Jim Allem
Arthur Perry
John Allem
Joss Smith
Harry Parcel
E. F. Wilson
Ethel Roberts
Fuller School
Don Hays
Alec Collins
Arts Joas Smith
Gillands and relatives gather during weekend visits
Scattersburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gilland and Coy Gilland spent Sunday at the Gilland home. Carl Tomlin's were Centerville callers Saturday. Dar Adams visited Moravia for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tomlin visited W. Tomlin's late week. Miss Ruby Hull spent the weekend with Unionville home folks.
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Steve Gilland
Coy Gilland
Oriental Gilland
Carl Tomlin
Centerville
Dar Adams
Moravia
Ray Tomlin
W. Tomlin
Ruby Hull
Unionville
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Madge
Marty Callen
Barbara Burton
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Jeffers
Seymour
Marie Cailen
Jugnita Underwood
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Leonard Fletcher
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Mr. Burghsbn
Jackie W
Munn
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Hiatt
Charles Enos
Kenneth Hiatt
Janda
Bageman
Charles Haas
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Rural School News
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King
Alwia Fire Department
Billy Boy
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Tom Keene
Broadway
Hollywood
Frank Morgan
Allee Brady
Madge Evans
Eddie Quillan
Jimmy Durante
Jackie Cooper
George Arlist “Voiltaire
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Elasa
Fairview
Marie Tomlin
Eadora
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