National Guard Drills Increased in Nationwide Push
Washington report shows Adjutant Generals backing a plan to scale drills to 36 with $24 million in federal funds for 36 armory drills and 15 days field training. The National Guard seeks 48 drills for current efficiency and hopes to add 12 unpaid drills later, while Budget Director Lewis Douglas is briefed by Adjutant General Grahl of Iowa.
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Kidnappings Net Duos Across Nation in Ongoing Search
Federal agents pursue missing Chicago speculator John Factor with Newport News leads as Albany kidnappers demand 250000 for Young John O Connell. Illinois banker Alton victim August Luer seized by a decoy visitor and a second ransom case adds to the nationwide abduction wave.
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England
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Alton
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Illinois
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Department of Justice
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Bread Price Probe Moves to Check Unjust Increases
The U S bread price inquiry targets Rolfe and Des Moines Iowa with officials like Frederick Clemson Howe warning profiteers amid calls to restore fair living standards. Prices for a pound loaf are rising by up to four cents while processing taxes should add at most half a cent. In related news Helen Behrens 16 and Vernita Alderson 15 drowned after swimming soon after eating in the Volga river near Mederville Elkader.
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Small Crop Won't Stop U. S. Action
Des Moines reports a July 1 outlook from the United States Department of Agriculture showing reduced yields across corn oats barley rye flaxseed and potatoes. Corn at 412 250 000 bushels down 19 percent from last year and 3 percent from the 1926 30 average.
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U S Council for Recovery Organized
Roosevelt directs a reorganization drive with a new United States Council for Recovery to coordinate inter agency problems. Frank C Walker named executive secretary to lead the council as cabinet meetings shift to council sessions. Professors James H Rogers of Yale and George Warren of Cornell begin a comprehensive survey of the nation fiscal system and discuss a managed currency to stabilize the dollar.
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Repeal Meet Votes For 18th Amendment Repeal
The Iowa convention opened with Governor Herring urging temperance and supporting Ida B. Wise Smith. By 3 48 p m the body cast its vote for repeal of the 18th amendment and adjourned, sending the resolution to Washington.
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Davis
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Delaware
E. E. Anis
Dickinson
Ira F. Peacock
Hardin
Gilman H. Wisner
Louisa
John G. Keck
Herring
Washington
Ida B. Wise Smith
Farmers Plead Guilty in Iowa Farm Disturbances
Fifteen farmers in Primghar and nearby towns entered guilty pleas after a farm foreclosure sale clash in O'Brien county last April. Five were given suspended 30 day jail terms for unlawful assembly, while the rest received one year terms for resisting an process and were paroled. Names include Mike Herzog Hespers Frank Ludwig LeMars Mathias Schmidt LeMars Thomas Bunt Hartley and John Link Primghar among others.
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Earl Peters
Orange City
O’brien
C. C. Bradley
LeMars
Mike Herzog
Hespers
Frank Ludwig
Mathias Schmidt
Thomas Bunt
Hartley
John Link
Simon Trossem
James Sears
Lawrence Gasper
Granville
Ben Niewkendorp
Sanborn
Jack Kamp
John Herzog
Hospers
A. C. Larson
Frank Fulton
Geo. Popken
R. C. Appledorn
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