Lost aviators search broadens to Africa Alps
More than a dozen French planes joined the hunt for Lady Mary Bailey and Bert Hinkler, missing on England to Africa and England to Australia routes. Capt. C. D. Barnard and Capt. J. A. Mollison joined the effort as reports of a potential clue in the Wetterhorn region surfaced.
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Paris
Africa
Alps
Lady Mary Bailey
Bert Hinkler
Algeria
Morocco
Lady Bailey
Hinkler
Dijon
French Alps
C. D. Barnard
England
J. A. Mollison
London
le Journal
W. L
Wally” Hope
Switzerland
Wetterhorn
Bernese Alps
Amy Johnson Mollison
Captain Mollison
Committee Heads Named for Good Will Association
The Community Good Will executive committee filled several chairships with Rev. R W Merrifield heading purchasing Rev Stanley P Jones finance and Miss Cora Stohr publicity. The group will be ready Saturday to collect food clothing and other donated items at 112 East Second Street with volunteers on duty all day. Financial gifts may be sent through Rev Jones or Rev Tom Fogle song. The association already handles about a dozen cases not on Welfare lists and will cooperate with that organization.
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Community Good Will Association
R. W. Merrifield
Stanley P. Jones
Cora Stohr
East Second Street
Mr. Jones
Tom Foglesong
Former Mayor Walker Moves in Cannes With Betty Compton
Jimmy Walker former New York mayor leaves Cap D Antibes for Cannes taking a year long apartment. His grippe recovery nears completion. Actress Betty Compton also moves to Cannes occupying the villa Beau Gest loaned by English friends.
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Nice
France
Walker
New York
Cap D’antibes
Canmes
Betty Compton
Cannes
Vote Moratorium on Mortgage Sales
Indianapolis AP reports the house concurred with a senate amendment to a bill creating a one year moratorium on delinquent tax property sales. The measure now moves to Governor McNutt and bars sales until the second Monday in February 1934.
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Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Senate
Paul V. McNutt
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad</s>
Advertisement text touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound promising improved sleep appetite and relief from headaches for women. Prompts readers to buy from a druggist.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Herring Plans Proclamation To Halt Farm Foreclosures
Governor Herring announced he would issue a temporary proclamation to withhold farm mortgage foreclosures during the current emergency until the legislature acts. The move, made after a conference with the joint emergency relief committee, would stop farm property sales to satisfy mortgages and prevent deficiency judgments.
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Des Moines
Herring
Joint Emergency Relief Committee
General Assembly
House
Senate
Gov. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Beeson Installed as Commandery Head for DeMolay No. 1
H C Beeson was seated as eminent commander of DeMolay commandery No 1 Knights Templar for the year at ceremonies in the Masonic temple on Wednesday night. Officers installed include Rosenthal Nickelson Lawrence Votan Ruthenberg Wilford Yarck Ahlf Krieger Schmidt Liebbe Horst Oldenburg. Past Grand Commander Othmer installed with Hebard as marshal. refreshments followed in the dining room.
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H. C. Beeson
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
E. W. Rosenthal
C. N. Nickelson, Sr
H. C. Lawrence
W. R. Votan
E. L. Ruthenberg
F. G. Wilford
L. F. Yarck
William H. Ahlf
Gustav Krieger
George J. Schmidt
Sentinel
E. J. Liebbe
E. D. Horst
M. F. Oldenburg
A. F E. Othmer
F. Hebard
January Recital at P M Musser Library
A January recital by private pupils of Mrs A C Springborn and Miss Ruth Springborn was held at the P M Musser public library on Wednesday night. Richard Miller and Marjory Terry won prizes for perfect practice records among the many participants.
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A. C. Springborn
Ruth Springborn
P. M. Musser Public Library
Richard Miller
Marjory Terry
Roger Geible
John Havercamp
Rae Annette
Lewin
Katherine
Barbara Fuller
Edwin Bauer
Esther Weisse
Richard Tiecke
Donald Viner
Shirley Dodge
Lelia
Marian
Shirley
Dorothy Glatstein
Paul DeCamp
Cynthia
Margaret Taylor
Grenyth Rosenmund
Robert Downham
Marjory
Mary Terry
June Fletcher
Louise Tillard
Shirley Jean Henke
Wilma Fore
Jeannette Bierman
Banquet Planned by Wyoming Lodge Knights of Pythias
A wild game banquet is set for 6 30 p m Friday for members and invited guests as Wyoming lodge number 76 Knights of Pythias holds its weekly meeting. Pythian Sisters serve the banquet with Knight Ralph J Wittich in charge. The orchestra provides music. Afterward officers will be installed with Charles Weber in charge. A short program features Past Chancellor M A Wildron of Marengo as speaker.
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Wyoming Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Ralph J. Wittich
Charles Weber
M. A. Wildron
Marengo
Japanese Pleased at Partial Victory
Japanese officials expressed satisfaction at reports that a League of Nations committee agreed to drop inviting the United States and Soviet Russia to join in Manchurian conciliation. They said Japan could not accept the remainder of the December 20 resolution without changes and argued that its Manchuria actions were not legitimate self defense and that Manchukuo lacked popular support.
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Tokyo
League of Nations Committee of 19
United States
Soviet Russia
Japan
League
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Wind Roars Through Chicago Ice Wind Gale
A 59 mile an hour gale swept Chicago’s lake front toppling sign boards shattering windows and halting electric train service to the suburbs. The storm followed a warm rain that brought green shoots to parks and lawns.
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Chicago
Doctors Use Creosote to Treat Dangerous Coughs
Doctors describe creosote as a long used remedy for coughs and bronchitis. They caution about the dangers of lingering illnesses and note seven key medicinal elements work together to stop coughs and colds quickly.
Muscatine News Briefs From City Hall to Police Court
A Muscatine board of directors meeting led by President L R McKee is set at city hall for the coming year. Various items include postponement of the Uniform Bank meeting, a car fire on Sixth and Cedar with minor damage, hog receipts at 341 head, and dismissals from Bellevue hospital including Mrs Helen Birkhofer.
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The
Muscatine
Sixth
Cedar Streets
Fred Moomey
Helen Birkhofer
Moscow
Bellevue Hospital
Miners Endorse Five Day Week Bill Support
About 310000 coal miners are jobless and the United Mine Workers of America backs the Black five day week six hour bill. Philip Murray told the senate judiciary subcommittee that reducing hours is a necessity due to increased mine machinery use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers of America Today
Philip Murray
Senate Judiciary
King says he will not revive Philippine issue
Washington AP Senator King Democrat of Utah, long an advocate of Philippine independence, says he has no plan to revive the issue in the next session. He opposed the 10 year bill passed over Hoover's veto but believes further Filipino consideration might ease opposition.
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Washington
King
Utah
Philippines
Hoover
Stimson to Dine With Roosevelt at Mayflower Hotel
Secretary Stimson accepts invitation from President-elect Roosevelt to have tea this afternoon at the Mayflower hotel in Washington. No state department briefing on the topics to be discussed.
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Washington
Stimson
Roosevelt
Mayflower Hotel
State Department
Say Goodbye to Pimples with Olive Tablets
Warnings of facial pimples fade as Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse blood, bowels, and liver. The gentle alternative to calomel, sold for 5c, 3c, or 6c, promises clearer skin after a few nights. Thousands report improved mood and complexion.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards Spent
Mowry May Move to Braves as Boston Seeks Picked Star
Minneapolis AP report says M J Kelley president of the Minneapolis club received a letter from Judge Emil E Fuchs of Boston requesting terms for Joe Mowry a sensational young out fielder. Kelley says he wants a pitcher or two plus cash and has not disclosed his reply. Mowry is a former University of Iowa star now finishing graduation requirements.
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Minneapolis
M. J. Kelley
American Association
Emil E. Fuchs
Boston
Joe Mowry
Kelley
Mowry
University of Iowa
England Unable to Pay War Debt Says Barclay’s Chief
London AP reports F C Good enough chairman of Barclay’s Bank told shareholders the war debt to the United States cannot be paid in gold now. He warned depositing 120 million dollars in gold would delay the return to the gold standard and affect other currencies linked to sterling. He urged delaying further installments until a final settlement is reached and goods payment is considered.
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London
F. C. Goodenough
Barclay’s Bank
United States
England
America
Japanese Reports Fortifying Mandated Pacific Islands
Minutes of the League of Nations permanent mandates commission due for publication in coming days note newspaper reports that Japan was fortifying New Philippines and other South Pacific islands formerly German possessions under mandate. Tokyo flatly denied the charges when questioned by the commission.
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Geneva
Japan
Pacific Ocean
League of Nations Permanent Mandates Commission
Philippines
South Pacific
Tokyo
Columbus Golfer Busy Man Plays in Two Tourneys
Everett G Livesay of Columbus Ohio played two golf events in Florida entering a second Curtiss amateur match and a side port sider tournament at the Miami Biltmore in Coral Gables. He advanced in the Curtiss by defeating John Vavra of Cedar Rapids 3 and 2.
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Miami
Everett G. Livesay
Columbus
Glenn H. Curtiss
Portsiders
Miami Biltmore
Coral Gables
Livesay
Curtiss
John Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Aimee McPherson to Star in Religious Film
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton plans a world tour from Los Angeles and will appear in a religious motion picture produced by a major Hollywood studio on her return. The film is said to help settle lawsuits totaling 544 500 against her for alleged breach of a film contract. studio name not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Hollywood
District Court Notes From Judge D W Jackson Actions
The court reduced bond for A L Madden as administrator of Joseph R Hartman estate from 4000 to 2500 and authorized sale of a bull for 25. The will of Pauline Glatstein was admitted to probate with Orrie A Glatstein as executor without bond. Haynes authorized to sell Martha Jane Stiles estate interest in Brogan addition Muscatine. Borgstadt authorized to accept 4750 in full settlement against Miller and Hannahs for Sept 5 1931 accident fatally injuring John R Borgstadt. release against Hannahs and judgment cancellation planned. Guardianship of Aleta C Shoultz shows 567.25 balance after Johanna Shoultz third annual report.
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A. L. Madden
Joseph R. Hartman
D. W. Jackson
Pauline Glatstein
Orrie A. Glatstein
Martha Jane Stiles
Josephine C. Haynes
Executrix
Brogan
Marie H. Borgstadt
John R. Borgstadt
Henry Miller
J. B. Hannahs
Mrs. Borgstadt
Hannahs
Aleta C. Shoultz
Minor
Johanna Shoultz
Lion Hunters Face Sleepless Night on Wolf Island
Denver M. Wright leads a lion hunting party on Wolf Island Missouri where two captive lions roared and thrashed during a thunderstorm. Wright refuses to release them while willow growth dries, fearing illness or death before the hunt can finish. The party guards the camp and shoots at crows between watches.
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Wolf Island
Denver M. Wright
Little Island
Wright
Forty Hour Week Debate At International Conference
Geneva reports the international conference on unemployment rejected a workers' resolution for a 40 hour week with kept wages. It then adopted a government delegates' plan to study a multinational hours-reduction project that preserves living standards, despite strong employer opposition.
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Geneva
International Conference On Unemployment Today
Bureau Appeals for Seal Funds Drive Returns
Public Health Bureau issues final appeal for trial seal returns from November purchasers. Send in full or partial funds or mail back seals as drive closes. Today’s seal sale returns total 852.75 dollars, with most funds to support local health work.
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Public Health Bureau
Coma Votes On Dual Proposals To Cut Unemployment
The coma council approved two proposals aimed at reducing unemployment. Details on the measures and their potential impact remain to be disclosed.
For Sale Good Work Horses Inquire at Corner Fourth and Oak
Classified ad offers work horses for sale by William Glatstein at the corner of Fourth and Oak Streets two blocks north of Huttig's office. Includes matched teams and single horses with contact via phone 2291.
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Fourth and
Oak Sts
Huttig
William Glatstein
Cattle Wanted for Load to Chicago Monday Night
J. A. TeStrake seeks a few more cattle and calves to fill a truck load destined for Chicago Monday night. Prospective sellers should contact TeStrake to arrange delivery or pickup.
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Chicago
J. A. TeStrake
Gly-Cas Praise From Centerville Woman
Mrs. Evi Doty of Centerville Iowa declares neuritis in her left arm nearly disabled her before Gly-Cas. She reports relief from pains nervousness dizziness indigestion and mobility loss after using Gly-Cas and endorses its effectiveness. Gly-Cas is sold at Havercamp's Drug Store Muscatine and by other drug stores nearby.
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Havercamp’s
Muscatine
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Iowa University
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East Third Street
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Smalley Avenue
Board of Halth
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Gilbert Street
Vernon French
Cedar Street
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Clifford Street
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Muscatine High School
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Climer Street
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Sweetland Township
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A. J. Oliver
Muscatine County Medical Association
Garfield Girl Reserves
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Burlington
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Coma
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Griffon, Kuppenheimer
Fashion Park
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