Calves Tested for Tuberculosis in Four-H Baby Beef Trial
Mu catine County Farm Bureau four H club calves undergo tuberculin testing as County Agent Carl E. Rylander leads staff. Feeding gains over the last month show eight calves with at least seventy pounds gain, listing owners and gains from each. Total gains to date for all entrants include numerous figures per animal.
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Mucatine County
Lucy Anderson
William 430
Earl Bailey
Lores Brown
Townsend Brown
Howard Dean
Edgar Hetzler
Wayne Hetzler
Duane Neff
Ralph Neff
Doris Paul
Lawrence Paul
Melvin Riessen
Clarence Underwood
Eldon Walther
Harold Walther
Vernon Wright
Arrest Ex Convict Foresters Tied to Sayer Kidnap Case
Ex convict Percy M Fitzgerald was arrested in Madison Illinois by police as part of the U S Department of Justice kidnapping investigation into August Sayer a 77 year old Alton banker held five days and released on a country road. Federal and local officers seek the gang’s basement lair while the victim’s family denies ransom payments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Department of Justice
August Sayer
Alton
Percy M. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Madison
Ill
Fitzgerald
John Kaiser
Roosevelt Praises Nationwide Conservation Corps Workers
President Roosevelt told about 300 000 workers in 1 400 conservation corps camps that their effort is a visible token of encouragement and a vanguard of a new spirit. He said the government pays wages for actual work and urges others to abandon seeking easy money and avoid efforts to get something for nothing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Hhe
Conservation Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Public Works Board Boosts Road Funding Across Nine States
The Public Works Administration approved $40,000,000 more for roads in nine states, bringing total road fund allocations to $166,532,000 from the $400,000,000 pool. States named Idaho, North Dakota, Maine, West Virginia, Delaware, Louisiana, Florida, New Hampshire, and Montana.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Idaho
North Dakota
Maine
West Virginia
Delaware
Louisiana
Florida
New Hampshire
Montana
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Cabinet Board
Public Works
City Notes Reach Home After Vacation and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Clyde Duncan return from a two week trip with relatives in Niles and a visit to the Century of Progress in Chicago. A resident reports a dog bite near West Second street and the animal was tied for 10 days. New car registrations list owners and makes including Plymouth Ford Chevrolet Chrysler and more. City boards meet tonight at city hall and council finance committee also convenes. Various local visits, church events, band concerts at Weed park, and a bird of paradise tree blooming at 168 Sherman street are noted along with camping trips, baptisms and marriage licenses issued today. Hog receipts total 426 head at local stockyards including a Kalona carload.
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Clyde Duncan
Washington Street
Homer
Niles
Midh
Chicago
Roy Glass
West Second Street
Hillyer
Tompkins Case Goes to Jury
The Mellicent Tompkins case, charged with reckless and imprudent operation of a motor vehicle, went to the jury in Justice H. D. Horst's court after a morning session. The collision involved T. D. Mitchell and Tompkins near the Mitchell home, with Zimmerman initially charged but later fined for intoxication after Tompkins testified she was driving. The trial centered on right of way at the intersection and which driver should have yielded.
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Mellicent Tompkins
H. D. Horst
T. D. Mitchell
Liberty Street
Tompkins
Mitchell
Elmer Zimmerman
Zimmerman
C. P. Hanney
Harold E. Wilson
Hanley
Wilson
Taken by Death Arriving at Roadside Site
An incident report notes Mitchell moving his car into an intersection amid a deadly set of events. No further details available in the readable text.
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Mitchell
Couzens Blocks War Debt Talk at London Conference
Sen James Couzens of Michigan insisted that intergovernmental debts including war debts be outlawed from any action at the world economic conference. This marked the first flareup since Ramsay MacDonald raised the issue. The draft committee adopted a resolution with Couzens’ amendment excluding intergovernmental debts.
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London
James Couzens
Michigan
World Economic Conference
Ramsay MacDonald
Committee On International Debts
Couzens
Noted Sportsman Alexander Van Rensselaer Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia born sportsman and philanthropist Alexander Van Rensselaer died in a city hospital after a long illness at age 82. His Fort Washington, Pennsylvania home made him the last survivor of his immediate family. A descendant of Kiliaen Van Rensselaer he trace roots to seventeenth century Dutch settlers who claimed lands in present day New York.
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Philadelphia
Alexander van Rensselaer
Fort Washington
van Rensselaer
Kiliaen van Rennselaer
Netherlands
New York State
Elliott Roosevelt Declines Questions at Des Moines Airport
Elliott Roosevelt son of the president, en route to Chicago to visit Ruth Googins, answered reporters with I have nothing to say. He left Lake Tahoe after a Nevada divorce decree granted Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt. He hinted at marriage plans, saying it is a personal matter and he would return to the coast after a stop in Chicago. He spoke briefly with Gordon Gammack before continuing his flight.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Des Moines
Chicago
Ruth Googins
Fort Worth
Tex
Municipal
Roosevelt
Gordon Gammack
Elliott
Army Planes Collide During Maneuvers in Hong Kong
Hong Kong during army maneuvers two planes collided and crashed in flames causing the deaths of two pilots.
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Hong Kong
Jewish Population in United States Tops Three Million
The United States hosts about 3.8 million Jews within its borders, more than any other country. This milestone underscores the country’s status as the nation with the largest Jewish population.
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United States
Multiple Iowa incidents and deaths across towns
The report details several Iowa events: former congressman Gilbert Haugen in poor condition at Northwood. a fatal car ditching near Sioux City killing Cleo Chicoina Jet Oake and injuring Velma Mayo. Theodore Johnson 60 suffocated in a West Burlington coal hole. theft of money and checks at L A Idso grocery in Marshalltown with a suspected stranger. an emergency committee of seven Iowa automobile dealers in Des Moines to craft a national mobile code. Walter Larson 67 commits suicide near Irwin. Des Moines coal operators discuss code participation. Cedar Rapids police chief tenure ends. Waterloo shooting incident involving 18 year old Russell Hinman near a jewelry store.
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Cleo Chicoina
Jet Oake
Sioux City
Chicoina
Miss Oake
Velma Mayo
Lake Okoboji
Miss Mayo
Highway 18
Here
Marehalltown
L. A
Des Moines
Iowa
W. S. Williams
Nick Striet
Boone
C. A. Morris
Waterloo
W. B. Swaney
Fort Dodge
Tom Coughlin
Davenport
E. L. Makiben
Cedar Rapids
Walter Ferrell
Iowa Automobile Dealers Association
Iowa Goal Operators Association
Judge Relates Abduction Tale In Iowa Court
Judge C. C. Bradley of LeMars testified about being abducted by a mob at Plymouth county courthouse on April 27. The assault case against farmer A A Mitchell proceeded as eight alleged assailants await trial. editor R F Starzl and other witnesses described the events in Orange City.
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Orange City
C. C. Bradley
LeMars
Plymouth County
Bradley
A. A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Funeral services for Judge C. L. Ely to be held Thursday
Funeral services for the late Judge C. L. Ely of Maquoketa will be held at the home in Maquoketa at 2 p.m. Thursday according to word received late this afternoon.
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C. L. Ely
Maquoketa
Judge Delays Hearing in Gas Tax Fraud Case
Des Moines Municipal Judge Powers continued to August 17 a hearing for Dewey Berlovich a paying salesman charged with conspiracy in connection with alleged fraudulent gasoline tax refunds. The case involves accusations of tax fund manipulation and related schemes.
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Des Moines
Dewey Berlovich
Special Policeman Shot While Questioning Men
Omaha police say Otto P Peter son 48 a special policeman who patrolled a residential district died after five bullet wounds from a gunman he questioned Monday night. His partner Ora Ledgerwood 43 in the car escaped with facial cuts from flying glass. The assailants fled and were not traced.
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Omaha
Otto P. Peterson
Ora Ledgerwood
Peterson
McGurn Denies Death Reports After Golf Ball Gaffe
Chicago man known as Machine Gun Jack McGurn denies rumors of his death. He explains the shooting he spoke of was from golf balls, not violence, after stepping from a car in Oak Park.
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Chicago
Jack McGurn
Oak Park
Iowa Plans Refinancing Appraisal Rollout in Multiple Counties
Iowa officials announce a mortgage refinancing program with appraisers to operate in Story Keo Kuk Carroll Fayette Woodbury Ringgold and Cedar counties. A meeting at the state house will include Governor Herring and federal FHA administrator aides to outline goals and gather banker input.
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Banking Department
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Carroll
Fayette
Woodbury
Ringgold
Cedar
Bates
Statehouse
Herring
Iowa
H. E. Baird
Earl Liggett
Federal Arm Credit Administration
B. F. Kauffman
Iowa Bankers Association
Baird
Liggett
Miller Keeps His Golf Lead
Miller of Des Moines led the Iowa amateur golf tournament with a 141 total after rounds of 70 and 71 at West Okoboji. Pete Jordan ofDes Moines shot 72 and 70 to tie for second with Sioux City Boat Club’s Bill Huff, who matched Miller at 70 before slipping back.
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West Okoboji
Denmar Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
Pete Jordan
Jordan
Bill Huff
Siouxny Boat Club
Miller
Huff
Half Million Given Work During June
Secretary Perkins announced that more than 500000 people found employment in the United States during June. The report highlights broad gains across industries and regions.
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Washington
Perkins
United States
McGurn’s Real Name Revealed In Defense Of Rumor
A frustrated speaker defends himself against a baseless rumor and says it could bar him from golf courses. He insists he has gone straight and cites Vincent Bebardi as McGurn’s real name to clear confusion.
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McGurn
Vincent Bebardi
White Juvenile Hearings Listed
Juvenile court will hear Arline Harold Dwayne Robert Allen Lula May and Gloria June White all under 18 at 10 a m Saturday July 22. An information by Lula KE M Edwards and others charging the children are neglected and dependent was filed in district court today.
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Arline
Harold Dwayne
Robert Allen
Lula May
Gloria June White
Lula KE. M, Edwards
Unclear Entry on Nokia Event Set for August 14
The readable fragment notes a date in January 8, 1933 and an event scheduled for Nokia on August 14, but lacks sufficient context to identify the event, participants, or location details.
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Nokia
Showers Probable in East and Central Iowa Tonight
Weather forecast indicates showers likely in eastern and central Iowa tonight or Wednesday with warmer readings in the southwest. Skies overcast this afternoon and wind from the southwest. 7 am temperature at 76 degrees, 6 degrees above Monday. The river sits at a 3 foot stage.
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Iowa
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