Killed by Fall From Hay Mow near Joy
Aledo resident Aledo-Glen Holmes died instantly Monday afternoon at 3 30 when he fell from a hay mow in the Clair Kiddoo farm barn near Joy. He suffered a fractured skull. coroner Dr. W A McClanahan led the inquest, which found accidental death. Holmes leaves a widow and three children, plus his mother, Mrs. Holmes of Independence Ohio.
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Journal News Service
Aledo—Glen Holmes
Joy
Clair Kiddoo
Holmes
Bruce Hawkenberry
Kiddoo
Hawkenberry
Samuel Haley
Aledo
W. A. McClanahan
Mercer County
Ivan
Donna
Verla
Independence
Eicher to Speak at Park Wednesday
Eicher is slated to address attendees at a community park event on Wednesday. The schedule details children and adult contests, races, a greased pig chase, a pork supper, music by Muscatine groups, and a street dance with various performances and dances.
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Eicher
Halligan Corporations
Davenport
Grocers
Bakers
Muscatine Boys
New Ball Diamond
New Diamond
Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home
Heinie
Patterson and Miller
Geraldine Sharer
Doris Vet
Dorothy Powell
Regina Burnham
Ruth Spring
Slim Davis
Walter Schofield
Muscatine Quartet
Jackie Romann
Jacqueline Goetz
Maxine Warmer
Stephanie Edmondson
Ruth Springborn
Virginia Miller
Dane
Bonnie Fae Miller
Thera Mae Patterson
Regina
Delores Burnham
Maryella Dance Studio
Miss Hofman
Local Parade Plans and Community Figures Named in Invitations
The record lists numerous individuals including L C Kautz William Mull Ralph Romann and William Axel linked to parade, park events and official invitations. It notes roles in sports entertainment refreshment stands and window cards with figures like Chester Sander Henry Froehner and George Hofman among organizers and sponsors.
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Henry Froehner
Homer Chaffee
Harold Ogilvie
George Hofman
John Havemann
William Fuhlman
Ralph Bloon
Werner Axel
Pact on Trading in Futures Faces Roadblocks
The article reports ongoing negotiations on futures trading rules withjunior farm administrators seeking higher margins and the elimination of weekly and daily indemnities. Daily price limits of up to 8 cents on wheat 5 on corn and 3 on oats have been set under a special exchange rule. Roosevelt is noted as viewing 5 cent fluctuations as excessive. margins vary by commodity.
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Chicago Board
Grain Futures Administration
Peter B. Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Appeals for Co operation in wage pledge drive
President urges voluntary employer pledges to raise wages and shorten hours to curb unemployment. Within hours 300 promises, then more, with Harvey S Firestone among early supporters. Johnson oversees codes talks on oil lumber wool and rayon while warning against discrimination and urging cooperation.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Industrial Recovery
White House
Harvey S. Firestone
Trio of Dillinger gang escapes amid Iowa search near Dexte
Missouri officers identified a female suspect as part of the Barrow gang during a large manhunt. Three bandits escaped a confrontation in Dexfield Park while five officers surrounded them Early Monday. The Barrows discussed Clyde and their legal fates as their mother sought leniency from Governor Ferguson for Marvin Barrow.
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Missouri
Dexfield Park
Dexter
O’brien
Little Sioux
T. D. Kas
Fort Dodge
Marvin Barrow
Smoot Schmid
Barrow
Desperado
Polk County
M. F. Caldwell
Goodwater
Oklo
Iowa
Des Moines
Joplin
Barrow Brothers
Floyd
Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
State Department
Marvin
Denton County
Clyde Barrow
Hill and McLennan
Sterling
J. W. Freeland
Hill County
Oklahoma
Dallas County
Grayson County
New Mexico
Wharton
Texas
Ferguson
Iowa Merchants Move to Accept Roosevelt Code
Iowa merchants in several cities announce acceptance of Roosevelt work wage code pending broader approval. Cedar Rapids urges a Friday meeting to explain the code and set local store hours. Groups in Des Moines and other towns plan discussions this week as nationwide and state reviews proceed.
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Ers and Butcherg Association
Roosevelt
State Recovery Administration
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Iowa Cleaners and Dyers’ Association
Charles City
Atlantic
Cherokee
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Mason City
National Editorial Association
Iowa Press Association
Des Moines
Mercantile Bureau
Chamber of Commmerce
Aimee Declares Love On Return From Trip
Aimee arrives from abroad aboard the City of Havre and announces love amid divorce rumors. She will disembark in Norfolk, then continue to Baltimore for several days stay. The evangelist, abroad since January, recently had surgery in Paris and learned of her husband Hutton’s divorce action.
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Havre
Norfolk
Baltimore
Aimee
Evangelist
Paris
Hutton
Roberta Smythe
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
William Boland Dies at County Home
William Boland age 80 died at Muscathee county home at 9 40 a m after long failing health. He had been an inmate for 10 years and had no near surviving relatives. Body taken to Hoffman Funeral Home for funeral arrangements.
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William Boland
Muscathee County
Boland
Hoffman Funeral Home
Appanoose County Seeks State Aid for Poor Relief
A delegation from Appanoose County met with estate agents to discuss relief methods and planned to visit Governor Herring. They urged workers gain a seat on the relief committee and argued needy cases were not properly considered. Included were A. Wright of Centerville Carl Street and Fred Conwell of Mystic.
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Des Moines
Appanoose County
Herring
A. Wright
Centerville
Carl Street
Fred Conwell
Mystic
Hearings End on Woolen Textile Code Reforms
Public hearings on a woolen textile code closed with Deputy Administrator A. D. Whiteside pledging speedy action. Manufacturers proposed two amendments: no worker to earn less under a 40 hour week and a ban on the stretchout system with a study committee to be appointed. The code sets a 40 hour week with weekly wages of 13 dollars in the south and 14 dollars in the north. Des Moines news noted Iowa Farmers Holiday association backing George N. Peek for price stabilization based on production cost and opposition to processing taxes.
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Johnson
Alden
Dudley Cates
Labor Advisory Committee
Thomas H. Hammond
Washington
A. D. Whiteside
National Recovery Administration
Des Moines
Iowa Farmers Holiday Association
George N. Peek
John Chalmers
Iowa Association
Peek
Chicago Grain Exchange
Nation
Chalmers
Farmers Holiday Association
West Liberty Names Teachers for New Year
West Liberty board of education elected E C Darling of Iowa City as high school principal and agriculture teacher. Esther M Carlton of Spirit Lake named normal training instructor. Marie Park will fill English and speech vacancy. Leslie Grigg of West Liberty chosen for junior high mathematics teaching post. Succeeding staff include S P Carter and Mrs Marie Howland.
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West Liberty
Board of Education
E. C. Darling
Iowa City
Smith-Hughes
Dennison High School
Esther M. Carlton
Spirit Lake
Bess Hyke
Miss Carlton
Milford
Marie Park
University of Town
Leslie Grigg
W. T. Grigg
Engineering College
University of Iowa
Marie Howland
Air History Recalled: Wright Bleriot Lindbergh Post Quartet
The piece recalls 24 years of aviation history centered on Orville Wright 120 feet, Louis Bleriot across the channel, Charles Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic, and Wiley Post circumnavigating the world. It frames Wright Bleriot Lindbergh Post as four soloists in unforgettable skies symphonies.
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Paris
Bleriot
Orville Wright
Louis Bleriot
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
Wiley Post
Wright, Bleriot
Lindbergh
Post
Federal Agents Hold Touhy Gang Case Still Open
Federal agents kept the Touhy gang in custody for more than a week over a $50,000 ransom demand. Jerome Factor's son was also a recent kidnapping victim. No arrests have been made in either case as relatives urge authorities to step back and allow contact with suspects.
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Factor
Jerome
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
John J. O’connell, Jr
Albany
N. Y
Frank A. McClatchy
Philadelphia
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Chicago
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