Cuba Exiles Return Roles in Provisional Government
Exiles plan potential roles for Machado era leaders in Cuba's post revolution administration. Menocal denies political aims while others like Aurelio Hevia and Miguel Gomez expected to return. Violence flares as exiles depart and labor unrest and political deadlock press Cuba's transitional challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerardo Machado
de Cespedes
Mendieta
Conman
el Heraldo
Florida
Cuba
Machado
Col
Aurelio Hevia
Interior Department
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Havana
Ramiro Guerra
New York
Morro Castle
Rafael Guas Inclan
House of Representatives
Narciso Onetti
Public Works
Love of Eve The Late Store Rush and Home Quiet
Eve and Arlene finish a night of late copy work delivering papers through a snow night. Eve returns home to find Dick absent, a lone dinner waiting and a sense of resentment building over his repeated Tuesday absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Mona
Mr. Barnes
Arlene
Eve
Lake City
Settlements and Visits Dotted by Midwest Travelers
Wilton residents attend the world’s fair in Chicago this week. Koeppens return from East Peoria and Pulski visits. Langs visit Oskaloosa with daughter Lois from Fairfield. Eve lands travel home from Ohio, Evelands accompany from Miamiville. Weickerts visit world’s fair in Chicago. Rosts return from Chicago after attending the world’s fair. Rexroth family enjoy a picnic in state park for Rex Kuhlmann of Hubbard Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Harry Mittman
Chicago
Herman Koeppen
Albert Koeppen
Marie
Marvin
East Peoria
Ill
Pulski
Town
Newton Lang
Inez
Oskaloosa
Lois
Fairfield
Raymond Eveland
Elmwood
Neb
Ohio
Miles
Clarence Eveland
Miamiville
John Weickert
Fred Rost
Clarence
Harry Rexroth
State Park
Rex Kuhlmann
Hubbard, Ia
Receivers Named in Court Actions Across Savings Banks
District Court places D. W. Bates as receiver for Farmers and Merchants Savings bank Durant and Pleasant Prairie Savings bank as additional defendant in a Grace Stormer suit. A $1,398.45 note claim is pursued against Jil ne W. Bates as receiver of American Savings bank Sears Ralph Kleindolph. Final report by R. L. Davison as receiver in Titus Management foreclosure against O. L. Peck is approved and bond exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of
Durant
Pleasant Prairie Savings Bank
Grace Stormer
Cal ‘Nn District Court
Jilne W. Bates
American Savings Bank
Sears
Ralph Kleindolph
Ralph Kleindolph Company
R. L. Davison
Titus Management Company
O. L. Peck
Clark Defies Accusers as He Defends Integrity
Clark issues statement denying charges in a Scott county suit where he was named a defendant. He challenges removal action in court, pledges to resign if found guilty, and calls for a fair trial before an open minded tribunal. He asserts fear of no trial and warns against needless state expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Scott County
Insurance Commissioner
Tipton
Independent Order of Foresters
Foresters
Modern Brotherhood of America
Executive Council
Game Management Meeting at Pleasant Prairie
Pleasant Prairie hosts a meeting at Melpine school at 8 p m with C D Vernon of the state fish and game department as principal speaker and F K Rambo, Muscatine County Sportsmen's association president, addressing attendees. The area plan will be explained to local residents and neighboring farms.
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Pleasant Prairie
C. D. Vernon
State Fish and Game Department
F. K. Rambo
Muscatine County
Charles Hermann
Ed Wathan
Ed Scherer
Oliver Bentley
A. Cacherell
Gus Broders
Stecher
Marengo
Baker Family
Newton
4 H Club Girls to Be in Competition
Mercer county 4 H club members travel to Springfield for Illinois state fair next week. They will stay at the 4 H club camp on the fair grounds and compete in state contests. Barbara Essley enters style show. Helen Brown and Lucile O Hearn enter demonstration. Martha Lou Bedford competes in foods judging. Gladys Smith in room improvement. Phyllis Rathbun in health girl contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
Mercer County
Springfield
Barbara Essley
Eliza
Helen Brown
Lucile O’hearn
Aledo Club
Martha Lou Bedford
Gladys Smith
Viola
Phyllis Rathbun
Fraternal Matters Stir Yet Hidden From Eve
Eve confronts a mysterious knock as her husband dodges questions about fraternal affairs. He jokes that such matters stay within the lodge and away from his wife. The scene ends with Eve uneasy and the door about to be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Wheat growers convene meetings across townships
Bloomington township growers met at the courthouse this afternoon to discuss wheat limiting plans under County Agent Carl E Rylander. The Sweetland division will meet tonight at the same place and Seventy Six township growers are announced for 1 50 pm Friday at Arden with a Pike township meeting also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Township
Carl E. Rylander
Bloomington
Sweetland
Arden
Pike Township
Iowa 4H Teams Picked for State Fair Demonstrations
Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bakke announces the complete list of county 4H demonstration teams advancing to the state fair to compete in four divisions from all Iowa counties. Winners advance to national contests in Chicago in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Iowa
Muscatine County
Chicago
Judgment Sought in Foreclosure Suit Over 160 Acre Farm
A judgment for 13351.42 is sought against Jacob D Van Camp and others in a foreclosure case filed by Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. The property is the northeast quarter of section 4, township 77, range 1, a 160 acre farm. South Dakota is the only state to divert gasoline tax funds to non highway use in recent sessions. A measure allows 50 percent of gas tax income to Rural Credit Bond and Interest Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. van Camp
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Section
South Dakota
Rural Credit
City Hall Event Scheduled at Nichols
A meeting is scheduled for 8 p m Friday at Nichols City Hall. Local officials urged residents to attend and participate in the discussion of municipal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
County Picnic Draws Muscatine County Workers Families
About 150 to 200 people attended the second annual picnic and fish fry at Weed park on Wednesday afternoon, as Muscatine county employees and their families gathered. A rain storm ended the outing early and the courthouse workers defeated the road gang team 13 to 9 in kittenball. Batteries for the courthouse were Walter, Benner and Rylander, and for the road crew Olson and Endrecke. Another picnic is planned for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park
Muscatine County
Walter
Benner
Rylander
Olson
Endrecke
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