Government Warns American Business on Recovery Act
Don ald Richverg, recovery administration general counsel, warned New York business that failure to advance the national recovery program would lead to greater political control over private industry. He said progress must start within 60 days or millions who rely on industrial leadership will judge the effort incompetent. He argued the choice is between planned industrial operation and returning to failed rugged individualism.
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New York
Donald R. Richverg
Railroad Labor
The
Recovery Administration
Merch Association of New York
Cement Freight Rate Fight Opens Before Interstate Commission
The interstate commerce commission heard a dispute over cement freight rates from eastern to western trunk line points. Carriers seek higher rates by cancelling a carload rule, while eastern and western manufacturers oppose, claiming Illinois and Mississippi Valley factories would gain 2.5 cents per hundred pounds. Denver shippers urged a 4.5 cent cut on grain and grain products to the Pacific coast, with Sioux City Omaha and Kansas City groups arguing current mile-based rates preserve balanced competition and avoid Denver advantage.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Trunk Line
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Denver
Colo
Pacific Coast
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Nebraska
The
Dakotas
Canoe Smashed in Rock River Tragedy Near Dam
A rented canoe belonging to Michael Burkirk and Mary Boyce was found crushed below a dam on the Rock River in Illinois. Authorities believe the two, both 20, may have drowned after ignoring warning not to drift toward the rain swollen dam while sailing near Rockford.
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Rockford, Ill
Michael Burkirk
Chicago
Mary Boyce
Janesville
Wis
Burkirk
Camp Grant
Mason City Couple Sentenced to Prison
Mason City man and wife Glenn Murray and his wife were sentenced to 20 and 10 years respectively after pleading guilty to first degree robbery in Rapid City South Dakota. The couple from Mason City Indiana faced penitentiary terms.
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Mason City
Rapid City
S. D
Glenn Murray
1934 Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meet Set in Cleveland
The national convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held in Cleveland Ohio. The decision was made at a post convention committee meeting.
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Milwaukee
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Infant Killed by Father's Truck in Creston
Walter Robert Calvin aged three, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Calvin, was struck and killed when he ran in front of a truck driven by his father in Creston today. The tragedy highlights dangers near residential streets and prompts warnings for supervising adults.
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Creston
Walter Robert Calvin
Robert Calvin
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine for Reynolds Property
Deeds recorded showing O. E. Reynolds and others transferring lot 3 in block 19 of Abraham Smalley’s addition to Muscatine to B. J. and Amelia Reynolds.
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O. E. Reynolds
B. J. and
Amelia Reynolds
Abraham Smalley
Muscatine
Community News Highlights From Muscatine and Nearby
A crowded Muscatine gathering featured band performances with Clif ford Klein solo on baritone. Local births, visits to Chicago and Missouri, new auto registrations, and church and club events fill the town agenda. Notable items include a July moonlight steamer trip and reunions, plus a divorce case and probate action in district court.
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Womens’ Foreign Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
J. H. Kendig
Mulberry Avenue
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Oregon Street
J. Lange
Rotary Lodge
Muscatine
Shrine and Cornucopia Clubs
Masonic Organization
Journal
J. S.” Office
Esther
Minneapolis
John A. Robbins
East Eighth Street
Jefferson Field
Delores Schumacher
West Seventh Street
Kenosha
Wis
Racine
Rose Claire Klaffenbach
West Eighth Street
Manitowoc
Mary Ann Kellner
Kairien
Lucas Street
Mary Schmarjie
John Gulschmidt
Cedar Street
Chicago
Board of Supervisors
Minnie Hackett
C. J Hackett
Lacy Umlandt
John Umlandt
Glenn B. Kemp
Woodlawn Avenue
M. K. Mills
Newell Avenue
Marshalltown
National Association of Letter Carriers
Glen Althaus
Los Angles
Calif
Althaus
A. C. Bruemmer
East Tenth Street
Board of Education
City Hall
H. Irving Mark
A. J. Carnefix
Yvonne
Beverly Hills
George B. Mark
Mark
Governor Approves July to September State Education Funding
Approval of 1,468,643 for July through September operation of institutions under the state board of education was announced by Governor Herr. Revenues from fees and tuition total 598,093 with the state covering the rest. Expenditures include University of Iowa 526,143 for maintenance, Psychopathic hospital 25,500, University hospital 270,000, Soldiers’ tuition 1,800, Iowa State College 420,000 for salary and maintenance, Soldiers’ tuition 800, Iowa State Teachers’ College 181,000 for support and maintenance, School for the Blind 20,000, and School for the Deaf 46,000.
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Des Moines
State Board of Education
Herr
University of Iowa
Psychopathic Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers’ College
School For the
State Treasurers Owe $1.9 Million in Motor Fees
Des Moines Iowa State Treasurer Leo Wegman said counties still owe the state $1,906,704.28 in motor vehicle fees. The funds, collected by county treasurers, are tied up in closed banks, with $169,613.70 of 1932 fees owed by Des Moines Johnson and Lyn counties translation.
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Des Moines
Leo Wegman
Wegman
Johnson
Lyn
Carroll Residents Protest Municipal Well Project
Fifteen Carroll residents protested to state officials a $30 000 public works project to erect a water softener and iron remover at one of Carroll’s four municipal wells. They supported the program in general but called the well improvement a waste of money.
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Des Moines
Carroll
Carroll City
Steel production gains despite Fourth of July curtailment
Iron Age reports week long steel ingot output rising to 56 percent capacity, up from 53. Chicago up to 57 percent, Buffalo 60, Cleveland Lorain 74, Wheeling 90, eastern Pennsylvania 40, and the southern region 79 percent.
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New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland-Lorain
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Curious Alderman Falls From Ladder in Minneapolis
Minneapolis alderman O. A. Pearson, noted for watching fires, attempted to climb a building ladder with a crowd. He fell from the ladder, providing a lesson in safety to onlookers.
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Minneapolis
O. A. Pearson
Local visits and a surprise wedding shower
Jesse Stephens of 318 East Ninth street and Miriam S Amber of rural route 3 travel to Chicago for a visit. Mrs. R. C. Hartley of Chicago accompanies Amber. Howard Cracker and his wife from Olivet are guests at a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. B. Wilson on Steward road. The Cracker couple, recently married in Olivet, stay with Andrew Cracker and wife at 1501 Oregon street with twenty eight relatives and friends in attendance.
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Jesse Stephens
East Ninth Street
Miriam S*amber
Chicago
R. C. Hartley
Howard Cracker
Olivet
Jil
B. Wilson
Steward Road
Cracker
Muscatine
Alderman Falls From Ladder During City Fire Rescue
In the Loop Market District a blaze in an adjoining structure sent spectators behind police lines as Alderman Pearson followed firefighters up the ladder. He slipped from a third story ledge, clung briefly, then fell a story and a half onto a metal canopy and was rescued. He sustained a fractured hip and a slight brain concussion.
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Loop Market
Pearson
New Petition in McKeown Estate Quieting Inheritance
In district court today Ady Royal McKeown filed a petition seeking to quiet title to two thirds of Rhoda Emma McKeown’s property in Ady Royal McKeown and one third in M Parker McKeown. The petition argues Dr Ona bert McKeown cannot inherit under Washington law due to a second degree under charge conviction.
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Rhoda Emma McKeown
Ady Royal McKeown
M. Parker McKeown
Onabert McKeown
Washington State
Mystery assailant attacks Iowa woman in sleep
Mrs. Lottie Thomas of Council Bluffs, 50, wife of a railroad car inspector, is hospitalized with a possibly fractured skull after an unidentified attacker entered her home while she slept. Neighbors heard screams. Thomas’s husband rushed home as the assailant fled.
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Council Bluffs
Lottie Thomas
Clarence Elbert
Thomas
Tropical Storm Threatens Texas Coast
A tropical disturbance moving westward across the Gulf menaced the extreme southern tip of Texas. Hurricane warnings caused vessels to seek shelter and evacuees left low lying coastal areas while forecasts placed landfall near the Rio Grande mouth.
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Brownsville
Tex
Gulf
Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
Factor May Be Released Soon
Negotiations for the ransom of John Factor were under way today. Leon Bileet said there would be a development by noon. Jerome Factor, 19, son of the kidnapped man, was missing from the hotel and believed to be handling talks.
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Chicago
John Factor
Leon Bileet
Factor
Jerome
Miss Wolfe Weds Cedric Fischer in Rock Island
Miss Juanita Wolfe daughter of E. E. Wolfe and Cedric E. Fischer son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer were married at 3 30 p m Wednesday at the Rock Island Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev Campbell officiating. Attendants were Miss Marguerite Daedlow and Werner Diercks. The couple will reside at 2604 Mulberry avenue. Fischer works for M Kautz Baking Co.
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Juanita Wolfe
E. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Mulbery Avenue
Cedric E. Fischer
William Fischer
Nebraska Street
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Rock Island
Campbell
Marguerite Daedlow
Werner Diercks
Muscatine
Miss Daedlow
Mrs. Fischer
Mulberry Avenue
Mr. Fischer
M. Kautz Baking Company
Generally fair weather forecast for Muscatine area
Official forecast predicts little variation in temperature with fair conditions tonight and Friday. Showers expected in the northwest portion of the state. Morning temperature reached 70 degrees while the river level fell to 7.5 feet, down two inches, as southeast winds brought clear skies.
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Muscatine and Vicinity
Two Hunted for Murders
Kansas City authorities issued warrants for Verne Co Miller and William Weissman tied to the June 17 Union Station shootout that killed four officers and Frank Nash. Police say Miller was the machine gunner and sought to release Nash. Weissman accompanied him. Nash died during transfer en route to Leavenworth penitentiary. Investigators traced long distance calls from Hot Springs and Joplin aiding the case.
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Kansas City
Verne Co. Miller
North Dakota
William Weiseman
E. C. Reppert
Miller
Frank Nash
Weissman
Nash
Reppert
Union Station
Leavenworth, Kas
Hot Springs
Ark
Joplin
Young Cashier Foils Robbery At Local Store
A cashier at a Dubuque Iowa store thwarted a bandit raid by triggering a tear gas release and firing toward the robbers who fled the scene. The clerk was slightly injured by glass from a shattered door. Thillens is a Columbia College graduate from Dubuque.
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Thillens
Thillong
Columbia College
Dubuque, Ia
Production gains outpace payrolls in early month data
The commerce department reports production rising through May and June driven by steel ingots, autos, power, and lumber. Production remains well above 1932 levels and hits the highest point since mid 1931, while employment and payrolls rise less sharply.
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Washington
Commerce Departments
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