Japan Certain to Push Army Into Mongolia
AP dispatch from Peiping reports Japanese army headquarters plan a drive into Jehol Mongolian province possibly as early as late February, depending on Chinese offensives. Marshal Chang Hsao Liang is said to mass forces, while a Chinese plot to assassinate General Nobuyoshi Muto is alleged, with Korean suspect Kigyo Son reportedly captured at Tientsin.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Jehol
Chang Hisao- Liang
North China
Nobu Yoshi Muto
Japan
Marshal Chang
Kigyo Son
Tientsin
Derry Denies He Used Public Cash
Iowa City AP report on a Johnson county suit over a $20,000 funds shortage. Deputy Clem J. Shay testified Berry wrapped currency Jan 2 1932 while depositing, with a $26,000 passbook vs $6,000 bank deposit. Mildred Parizek counted about $10,000. Berry disputed using county funds claiming losses were covered by insurance and livestock sales.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Charles L. Berry
Clem J. Shay
Berry
Mildred Parizek
Board of Trade
Farm Bureau picks officers at annual county meeting
About 350 attendees heard reports at the Elks lodge as the Farm Bureau reviewed the year and elected officers for the county organization and the Four-H units. New officers include Fred Otto president and C T McCabe treasurer with multiple women’s and girls Four-H posts elected. The event featured reports, music, and a Ruth and Naomi pageant.
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Farm Bureau
Elks Lodge
Fred Otto
Bloomington Township
W. C. Anderson
Wapsinonoc Township
Leslie Ste
Myrtle Jenkins
Fulton
Dorothy Wilson
Helen Byrne
Seventy Six Township
Lois Walters
Cedar
Margaret Hildebrand
Goshen
Alberta Stafford
Wapsie
Mary Anna Bobling
Fruitland
Weather Affects Iowa Northeast Tonight With Cloudy Sunday
Weather forecast notes colder conditions in the northeast tonight and generally fair Sunday with clouds in parts. River stage readings include Dubuque 0.1 and Davenport 2.4 feet, Muscatine 4.5, Keokuk 2.8.
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Iowa
Illinois
Dubuque
Davenper
Muscatine
Keokuk
Iowa News Echoes In Beverly Hills Letter
A reader voices mixed commentary on Iowa news and local politics. The letter mentions a forced sale near a giant oak, a widow’s home, and a Colorado senator resigning to his successor, noting the unusual move in political life.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Iowa
Colorado
Death Claims Mrs. Mabe 68 in Bloomington Township
Emma Jane Mabe widow of Will Mabe died at 9 55 a m today at the home of her daughter Mrs R E McNeal in Bloomington township She was born December 10 1866 in Warrensburg Missouri to Alexander and Sally Dye Sling She lived in Wilton township 11 years before moving Surviving Tony and John Sling Muscatine sister Mrs George Stewart Wichita Kansas daughter Mrs McNeal and grandson Harry McNeal Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals Rev Ira B Hawley United Brethren Church Burial in Greenwood Cemetery
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Emma Jane Mabe
Will Mabe
R. E. McNeal
Bloomington Township
Warrensburg
Alexander
Sally Dye Sling
Wilton Township
Tony
John Sling
Muscatine
George Stewart Wichita
Kas
McNeal
Harry McNeal
Fairbanks Home
Ira B. Hawley
United Brethren Church
Greenwood Cemetery
May broaden scope of R. F. C. Act hearings opened
Senate banking subcommittee chaired by Norbeck to study the Harrison bill allowing the Reconstruction Finance Corp to loan money for paying taxes on mortgaged property. Members include Senators Steiner Walcott Carey Barkley and Hull.
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Washington
Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
Harrison
Reconstruction Corporation
Steiner
Oregon
Walcott
Connecticut
Carey
Wyoming
Barkley
Kentucky
Hull
Tennessee
Crash Victim in Serious Condition in Minneapolis
James R. Jackson Jr., 27, of Freeport Illinois, an air crash victim, remained in critical condition today but showed improvement after an emergency operation performed Friday.
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Minneapolis
James R. Jackson, Jr
Freeport
Ill
Prohibition Fight Heard Over 3.2 Beer Constitutionality
Washington AP hearing before a senate judiciary sub committee tested whether 3.2 per cent beer is constitutional. Six prohibitionist witnesses argued the measure clashes with the eighteenth amendment while James M. Beck defended its constitutional viability.
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Washington
Prohibition
Senate Judiciary
Blaine
House
Edward B. Dunford
Andrew Wilson
Robert H. McNeill
Henry W. Peabody
Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement
William T. Bannerman
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jesse W. Nicholson
Women’s National Democratic Law Enforcement League
Beck
Bill
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Dunford
Anti- Saloon League
Clouded Skies Due in Iowa on Sunday
Today's Iowa forecast predicts a shift from clear to clouded skies by Sunday with colder conditions in the northeast tonight and a modest warmup Sunday. The 7 am reading was 32 degrees, up from Friday, and wind shifted from south to northwest. The river level fell three tenths of a foot to 45.0 feet.
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Iowa
Democrats name Miller for Speaker in Iowa House
In Des Moines Democrats designate George B. Miller as their candidate for speaker and P. H. Donlon for speaker pro tem as the Iowa House plans to convene next week. Miller won the nomination by a 39 to 37 second ballot margin over Carl B. Stiger after Ditto withdrew, with eight pledged delegates swinging to Miller.
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Des Moines
Democratic Farmers Today
Iowa House of Representatives
George B. Miller
House
Donion
P. H. Donlon
Ruthven
Miller
Harlan
Shelly County
University of Iowa
Carl B. Stiger
Toledo
Stiger
O. J. Ditto
Sibley
Ditto
Palo Alto County
F. J. Swift
Maquoketa
Muscatine County Strikes 4800 Year Indigent Care Pact
Muscatine County Board approves a 4800 per year contract with the Muscatine County Medical Association for indigent sick care. Services include home visits office treatments operations tests medicines and general care. Adjournment follows as officials wrap the first session of the year and appoints an overseer of the poor in Bloomington Township.
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Muscatine County Board of Supervisors
Muscatine County Medical Association
Bloomington Township
W. E. Loeb
Pike Township
Kenneth Coder
G. Clyde Parks
E. C. Erwin
H. D. Horst
J. C.uster
William Schoenig
W. S. Miller
E. D. Bradley County
Garner Denies Split With Roosevelt Over Tax Plan
Speaker Garner says he has not broken with President-elect Roosevelt over proposed tax raises. He supports broadening the income levy to raise revenue and urges passage by the house, while noting 49 other possible revenue-raising options if the plan fails approval.
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Garner
Roosevelt
Washington
House
New York
Committee
Widow of slain bandleader remains in seclusion
Police threaten to subpoena the 24 year old widow of Edwin O. Schildhauer to appear as inquest is postponed. Carl Bradberry, a former deputy, is jailed on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges after admitting an affair with the widow. Police seek clues about Edward Carlson and his wife who moved from the Schildhauer apartment a few days before the abduction and murder.
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Chicago
Edwin O. Schildhauer
John Stege
Carl Bradberry
Bradberry
Hundreds gather to view Calvin Coolidge in Northampton
Mourners from diverse walks of life filed into Edwards Congregational Church in Northampton Mass to view the late Calvin Coolidge thirtieth president of the United States. The body lay in state amid flowers guarded by two soldiers as Mrs Coolidge and James Roosevelt attended. The day was a public mourning observance with a watch in the church and at the Coolidge home The Beeches prior to funeral rites.
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Northampton
Mass
Edwards Congregational Church
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Coolidge Funeral Service Draws Nation Leaders In Mass.
President Hoover and leaders attended a brief funeral service for Calvin Coolidge at Jonathan Edwards Church in Northampton Massachusetts. Mrs Roosevelt and James Roosevelt sat with Mrs Coolidge and her son John as the casket was moved to Plymouth Vermont for burial.
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Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Plymouth
Vermont
NEA
United States
Washington
New England
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Robert Schatte Taken by Death
Robert V. Schatte 87 of 1401 Park Avenue died 5 p m Friday at Bellevue hospital after several weeks illness He was born December 1895 at Egypt Mills Mo a son of Charles and Mrs Schatte He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Muscatine Surviving are his widow Helen Schmeltzer his father of Advance Mo two half brothers Earl and John of Advance and a sister Ella address unknown Funeral arrangements are incomplete The V F W post is in charge of arrangements.
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Robert V. Schatte
Park Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Mr. Schatte
Egypt Mills
Charles Schatte
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Muscatine
Helen Schmeltzer
Advance
Earl
John
Ella
V. F. W. Post
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
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Robert Quillen
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Jhie Weather
Roger
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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R. F.C. Act
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Albert J. Penner
Jonathan Edwards Congregational Church
NEA Service, Inc
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Post Office Department
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Coolidge Pictures
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