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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1930

Page

4

Bear Faction Riding High In Mixed Stock Market Start

Bear traders showed confidence as prices fell across many leading issues on Monday. Turnover remained duxed by professional floor activity while rumors of bullish calls proved unfounded and commodity weakness kept pressure on cotton and wheat markets.

New York Radio American Telephone DuPont Air Reduction Eastman Northern Pacific Westinghouse Radio Preferred Byers Baltimore Ohio Columbia Graphophone

Thornburg To Head Drouth Relief Body

Washington reports rains ease drought as Hoover reviews relief options. Byrd of Virginia proposes using 75 million bushels of grain held by the stabilization board as livestock feed and to support prices, while Red Cross notes few inquiries for aid. Farm leaders meet in Hartford to discuss Connecticut relief amid crop damage and prior storms.

Washington White House Weather Bureau Today Hoover Virginia Drouth Hyde Legge Farm Board Byrd Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Weather Bureau Arkansas Missouri Kansas Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Nebraska South Dakota Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee Harry F. Byrd Dreuth Relief Committee Grain Stabilization Corporation John Barton Payne American Red Cross Grain Stabilization Board Hartford Conn Connecticut

Probate notes name executors and counsel

The will of Nellie Aumiller Fa hey was admitted to probate with William D. Fishburn named as executor and attorneys Fishburn and Fishburn. Frank Drake is named executor of the will of Effie Noble admitted to probate with Drake and Wilson as attorneys.

Nellie Aumiller Fahey William D. Fishburn Fishburn and Fishburn Frank Drake Effie Noble Drake and Wilson

Campaign map shows party primaries across states

The piece lists upcoming primaries across Michigan Georgia South Carolina Massachusetts with dates from Sept 9 to Sept 16. It notes candidates Couzens Osborne Harris Slaten Blease Byrnes and a Massachusetts party nominating race. It also covers Lenna Lowe Yost resigning as Washington representative of the WCTU and taking a Republican women’s leadership post.

Michigan Couzens Chase Osborne Harris John M. Slaten Georgia South Carolina Blease James Byrnes Massachusetts Ella Alexander Boole Dr. Fess

Blue Sox Shift Series to Islander Park at Davenport

Davenport Iowa reports the Blue Sox will move the Davenport Dubuque Mississippi Valley league series to Rock Island park at night after the fairgrounds diamond was badly damaged. In Moline Illinois a one inning and one third doubleheader is planned between the Plows and Waterloo Hawks with an abbreviated protest from July 7 and a follow up regular night game.

Davenport Dubuque Rock Island Park Fair Grounds Moline Ill Molinefield Waterloo Hawks Waterloo

Tribute to a Cedar Rapids songwriter and church events

Jan 1 program opened with prayer. Cedar Rapids poet Jay C. Sigmund read Faith of the Singer. Mrs. Mary Fisher apologized to Dr. Pitts. Rev. J Merle Stevens of Wisconsin Rapids spoke Until I Went Into the Sanctuary urging a larger religious sphere. Seven weddings were held at the Little Brown church Saturday and three Sunday. NBC aired the song from New York yesterday. A 530 story hospital was announced for Chicago.

Jay C. Sigmund Cedar Rapids Mary Fisher Pitts Merle Stevens Wisconsin Rapids Wis Little Brown National Broadcasting Company New York

Relocation of Road Approved in Montpelier Township

County engineer F P G Halbfass announces approval of the Montpelier township route relocation for a county trunk road. Landowners donated land, boosting public spirit as construction is to begin soon to straighten curves and reduce snow drifts, part of a 20 mile addition approved by the state highway commission.

Montpelier Township F. P. G. Halbfass Halbfass State Highway Commission

Cubs Get Kelly From Millers to Play First Base

Minneapolis Aug 18 AP George Kelly was sent to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Malcolm Moss and another player to be named later. Nick Cul lop will take Kellys first base spot after he tied the association home run record Sunday. Moss reports to the Millers tomorrow.

Minneapolis Long George Kelly Chicago Cubs Malcolm Moss Mike Kelley Nick Cullop Kelly Moss Millers

Fliers Land After Flight With Profits and Plans

The pilots recount a successful flight costing about $1,000 weekly excluding aircraft costs. They earned $8,500 so far with contracts worth $30,500 more, totaling $39,000 to be split with Pickens. They expect further state fair engagements in Missouri Iowa Ohio and Indiana. O Brine noted wobbly legs, Jackson felt not very tired, both reported clear hearing and little weight change.

Pickens Iowa Ohio Indiana State O’brine Jackson

Gas Line Break Forces City of Wichita Landing

Wichita pilots Charles Lander and R. O. Rudd were forced to make a precautionary landing after an in-flight gas line leak on the endurance plane City of Wichita. They expect to resume flight after repairs, with takeoff planned for tomorrow.

Wichita Kas City of Charles Lander R. O. Rudd

English Tennis Leader Beaten by Coggeshall

Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines defeated A. Godfree in the opening round of the Newport casino invitation tennis tournament, winning 6-3 6-3 to upset the British five man team leader.

Newport R. I Harris Coggeshall Des Moines A. Godfree Godfree Coggeshall

Crack Fliers of World to Compete at Chicago Races

Six women fliers from Long Beach start the Pacific derby leg traveling from San Diego to Calexico and then Phoenix as part of the national air races in Chicago. Gladys O'Donnell leads the group with a 32 minute 51 second San Diego leg. The event includes a $22,000 women's Derby and other prize money reaching over $100,000 with the Thompson trophy race open to all aircraft.

San Diego Calif Long Beach Chicago Calexico Phoenix Arizona Gladys O'Donnell O'Donnell Curtiss Glenview America England France Italy Germany Ariz Imperial Valley Eigen Glenview Monay John Livingston Aurora Ill W. G. Moore Kansas City Brownsville Tex

County Board Approves 1931 Budget and Road Bond Sale

The county supervisors met at the courthouse to approve a 1931 budget calling for $434,713 in expenditures. No objectors appeared and the budget was approved as originally passed. The same afternoon the board sold a $400,000 primary road bond issue to George M Bechtel Co Davenport at a premium of $2,651 and 4 12 percent interest.

County Board of Supervisors Court House George M. Bechtel Company Davenport

Memorial Erected to Virginia Dare in Roanoke

A gateway memorial dedicated at Manteo North Carolina honors Virginia Dare the first English child born in the new world. The gateway stands on the Roanoke Island site chosen by Sir Walter Raleigh and marks 343 years since her birth in 1587.

Manteo N. C Virginia Dare New World Sir Walter Raleigh Roanoke Island England United States Sir Walter

Nationalists claim victory in northern China conflict

Reports from Nanking say the nationalist forces recaptured Tsinan the Shantung capital and pushed Kuominchun rebels toward Henan and Shansi. Officials foresee a regional collapse enabling Nanking to dictate peace terms as rebels retreat toward southern Shansi.

Nanking China Tsinan Shantung Province Henan Province Tsiwan Shantung Haichow-Tungkwan Kuominchun People's Army Henan Feng Lanfeng Shansi Yellow River

Hawkeye club to present Jesus the Christ at First Baptist

Hawkeye club members who tour county churches with fine arts programs will present Jesus the Christ at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening replacing the union preaching meeting. A large audience attended Sunday's West Liberty Presbyterian church program with West Liberty and Atalissa communities involved.

Hawkeye Club First Baptist Church Union West Liberty Presbyterian Church West Liberty Atalissa

Three Die As Auto Burns After Collision With Tree

Veedersburg Indiana August 18 AP three youths perished when an auto struck a tree along a highway four miles south of town and caught fire. The victims were Julia Eckhart 19 Buck Creek Opal Heinlach 19 Frankfort and Blaze Metzger of Lafayette. Truman Cline Camden was severely burned.

Veedersburg Ind Here Julia Eckhart Buck Creek Opal Heinlach Frankfort Blaze Metzger la Fayette Truman Cline Camden

League Founder Celebrates His Golden Wedding

In Little Point Sable Michigan an Aug 18 service honored Rev Dr Howard Hyde Russell founder of the Anti-Saloon League and his wife Mrs Lillian Davis Russell on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Church leaders Melbourne Boynton and F Scott McBride led the observance noting Russell's Corning Ohio era and Oberlin origin.

Little Point Sable Mich Iowa Point Sable Howard Hyde Russell Anti-Saloon League Corning Russell Lillian Davis Melbourne P. Boynton Chicago F. Scott McBride Washington

Crowned Hermann Crowning Delay Alters Romanian Throne Plans

Carol of Romania postpones his October coronation to spring 1931 amid uncertain reconciliation with Queen Helen. Announcement notes personal, political, and economic factors behind the setback and confirms a Greek Catholic ceremonial plan rather than Rome's rite. Helen to depart on a long journey as rumors swirl.

Bucharest Romania Carol Helen Paris Mme. Lupescu

One Man Killed and Seven Injured in Auto Accidents

Waterloo Iowa August 18 AP Clifford Heck 18 was killed and seven others injured in weekend auto accidents near Waterloo. Heck broke his neck when his car hit a delivery truck driven by Harry Kaler Sioux City four miles west of Parkersburg. Genevieve Jensen Iowa Falls riding with Heck was bruised in the crash.

Waterloo Clifford Heck Heck Harry Kaler Sioux City Parkersburg Genevieve Jensen Iowa Falls

Tong Members Jailed After Pool Room Shootout

Three On Leong tong members were jailed in New York on felonious assault and pistol possession charges following a pool room shooting at Hoy Kee's. Four Hip Sing members were wounded as about 30 patrons fled the crossfire during the melee.

New York On Leong Tong Hip Sing Hoy Kee

Tennis Meeting Tuesday Planned for Muscatine Players

Muscatine Tennis Association and city players will meet at the Y M C A Tuesday at 7 30 p m to finalize arrangements for the upcoming city tennis tournament with association officials and Ben Gallaher in charge.

Muscatine Tennis Association Tennis Association Ben Gallaher

Hoover to Confer With MacNider on Waterway Talks

President Hoover will review St Lawrence waterway negotiations with new Canadian minister Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa before he leaves post. MacNider travels to Washington from Mason City as Ottawa stance and Hoover position on the long running diplomatic exchanges aim to resume talks.

Washington United States Canada St. Lawrence Waterway Hoover Hanford MacNider Mason City MacNider Ottawa St. Lawrence Mr. Hoover

Thirty-Two Drown as Ferryboat Capsizes at Calcutta

Calcutta Aug 18 AP Thirty-two jute mill workers drowned and 22 rescued when a ferry crossing the Hugli river capsized in a strong tidal current. The launch crew rescued the survivors and ferried them to shore. The disaster occurred during a routine river crossing near the western arm of the Ganges.

Calcutta India Hugli River Ganges

Wild Gas Gusher Shuts In After 25 Hours In Oklahoma City

A gusher in the C C Julian No 2 Houser well in south Oklahoma City ran wild for about 25 hours endangering homes and businesses. Firemen guarded the area as fumes and oil sprayed hundreds of feet into the air while crews fought to control the blaze amid a looming electrical storm. Cement attempts failed as gas pressure blew it skyward and residents fled the vicinity for safety.

Oklahoma City Okla Oil Company

Hurley Aide's Wife Delivers Daughter At Washington

Mrs Patrick J Hurley wife of the secretary of war, gave birth to a ten pound daughter in Washington today. The Hurleys also have two daughters and a son.

Washington Patrick J. Hurley Secretary of War

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