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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

2

Fear Fairmont Youth Kidnapped Near Camp Ripley

In Fairmont Minnesota authorities investigated the disappearance of 22 year old George R. Cavers who failed to return home Wednesday night after driving with Miss Lucille Prairie to a farm three miles from Fairmont. Cavers, an accountant with Cities Service, had recently returned from Camp Ripley with the National Guard and had planned to depart for Ripley again for rifle matches. Detectives noted several March threatening notes accusing him of being a marksman and urging him to stay in the army. Police are treating the case as a possible kidnapping as witnesses placed him heading toward Fairmont in his car shortly before 11:30 p m. Wednesday.

Fairmont Minn George R. Cavers Cavers Martha Cavers Oil Company Cities Service Camp Ripley Little Falls National Guard Lucille Prairie

Hull Calls Nations to Push On With Conference Task

Secretary of State Hull urged continued effort at the international conference despite opposition. He warned against delaying tactics and said the duty of the conference is known to all citizens. He condemned what he called malignant opposition and urged broad domestic programs to meet the emergency.

Hull

Roosevelt calls world conference a success in speech

President Roosevelt addressed delegates at the London economic conference with Secretary Hull reading the message to Ram say MacDonald. He urged a broader perspective and said he does not regard the session as a failure, despite sharp earlier criticisms.

Oi. Ae Cox Bis Bingham MacDonald Great Britain Hull Walter Runciman British Board of Trade Runciman Economic Commission League of Nations London Geneva Hendryk Colijn Holland Collin Couzens New York James Couzens Michigan Roosevelt Ramsay MacDonald World Economic Conference Cordell Hull

Codes and campaigns shape postwar industry accords

The coal merchants plan a three to four week effort to mobilize pledge bound employers survey the unemployed assess suitable work and place workers. Simultaneously Johnson and officials refine industry codes with public sessions planned to reach lasting accords. a ship builders code was issued Wednesday night.

Johnson

Eicher Speaks at Merchants Picnic in Park Rally

Congressman Eicher outlined wage fair dealing and the fight against unfair competition as aims for 85 to 90 percent of business men. The hillside park hosted 5,000 to 6,000 attendees with 1,500 cars in attendance as a lively program of dances solos and bands entertained the crowd.

Eicher Muscatine Boys’ Band

Seven New Parks Suggested In State Plan

The plan recommends seven new state parks including an 800 to 1000 acre site along the Boyer river in southwest Crawford and northwest Harrison counties, a Mackin tosh site, Pilot Knob as a preserve, a 1500 acre park along the upper Iowa in Allamakee, a 900 acre tract near Des Moines Des Moines river cliffs in Marion county, 1600 acres along Big Sioux in Plymouth, 300 to 500 acres near Okoboji Spirit Lake, and a 2000 acre park in Missouri River hills south of Council Bluffs. It also lists potential preserves and sanctuaries across many counties and river basins.

Clear Lake Eagle Lake Farmington Fort Atkinson Fort Defiance Gitchie Manitou King Springbrook Lewis and Clark Lost Island Maquoketa Oak Grove Oakland Mills Pilot Knob Rice, Lake Rush Lake Storm Lake Twin Lake Wapsipinicon Waubonsie Backbone Bellevue Dolliver Eldora Keosauqua Ledges Palisades Pommel Barkley Woodman Hollow Woodthrush Sanctuary Centerville Clark Elbert Flint Hills Lepsey Pillsbury Point Silver Lake Lepley Wall Lake Okoboji-Spirit Lake Missouri Rver Hills Council Bluffs Fremont County John Brown Cedar County Fountain Spring Mill Delaware County Des Moines Louisa Clayton Allamakee Webster Linn Ocheyedan Mound Osceola County Seward Cave Fayette County Cedar Shell Rock Preserve Black Hawk Coon River Sac English River Keokuk Floyd Preserve Floyd Happy Hollow Mills Pottawattamie Ralston Spring Mill Jackson Washta Little Sioux Cherokee Power Pond Delhi Mitchell Nashua Brenton ' Slough Polk Monona

Park Hosts Summer Program Of Games And Sports

An afternoon program featured many games and contests including three kittenball games. Officials announced a similar event will be held again next summer at the park.

McGregor Area Seeks Park Drive With River Bluff Plan

Game projects push securing a national park area along the Mississippi river bluffs near Mc Gregor. They include lake development and improvements, plus a proposed highway park system to support the initiative.

Mississippi River Bluffs McGregor

Bugs Hit Muscatine County Farms Report

Agent Carl E Rylander notes bugs appeared in township farms and scattered county areas with no change over the past week. Burning efforts will start once bugs leave corn fields and seek wintering ground. State reports show heavy losses of wheat oats and barley in 15 to 18 counties and estimates of 20 to 250 million bushels of corn destroyed by the first generation.

Muscatine Carl E. Rylander

Urges Iowa Man for Federal Position

Dubuque Des Moines former realtor Gies Botsford was named by Senator Louis Murphy as Iowa manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Murphy denied discord in the Iowa delegation and said the recommendation for F S McConnell of Bloomfield had been withdrawn.

Dubuque Gies Botsford Des Moines United States Louis Murphy Iowa Home Owners Loan Corporation Murphy F. S. McConnell Bloomfield

Butter Industry Approves Code for Recovery Effort

Sixty representatives from six midwest states formed the Native Association of Local Creameries and approved a code under the national industry recovery act. The plan includes a fund to remove surplus butter when prices drop and a committee with consumer representatives to determine when prices are too low. The group aims to expand nationally and speed industry recovery. A London traffic check noted vehicles rising from 37 000 in 1912 to 63 000 in 1931 at Hyde Park Corner.

St. Paul Midwest Native Association of W. A. Gordon Dairy Record United States Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa Gordon American Association Creamery Butter Manufacturers National Co. Operative Milk Producers Federation National Association of Local Creameries National Recovery Administration London Hyde Park Corner

No Discord in Delegation Over Recommendation

A source notes the delegation remains united with the recommendation, showing no discord among members. Key figures are unnamed but the consensus is described as cohesive and orderly. The report emphasizes unity despite potential scrutiny or partisan concerns.

Barrow and Parker Seek Freedom as Manhunt Rages

Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow and Hubert Bleigh eluded Iowa officers after a sensational escape in a gun battle. Police pressed five posses through Dallas Polk and Boone counties while Marwounded in Missouri, Blanche Barrow Pleaded not guilty on an assault with intent to kill charge.

Barrow Iowa Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Hubert Bleigh Perry Mar Platte City Dexter Henry B. Barrow Dallas Tex Blanche Holt Coffey Des Moines Park Findley State Bureau of Investigation Polk Boone Enid Okla Army National Guard

Food Plants to Add 1000 Jobs In Local Area

The city will see about 25 to 30 new workers at the J. Schwedel plant on Highway 61 as canning begins soon. A second plant at Columbus Junction opens Tuesdays and Fridays. The Midwestern firm opens pickle receiving stations. Muscatine Canning increases capacity with new machinery on rural route No. 6.

Columbus Junction J. Schwedel

Italian Armada Rest After Long Atlantic Hop

Italian sea plane force led by Gen Italo Baloo rests at Shoal Harbor N F after a 500 mile crossing from Shediac New Brunswick. The 24 planes nearly all landed before noon Wednesday while one ship diverted to Victoria PEI for a pump repair. The flotilla prepares an 1800 mile homeward flight to Ireland via a northern route. Vice Admiral Plunkett-Ewerl Drax met the group at St Johns.

Umberto Revis Victoria Harbor Prince Edward Island R. A. R. Plunkett Ewerl? Drax North American West Indian St. Johns

Wiese Rites Are Conducted at Home

Funeral services for Peter Wiese held at his home on the Burlington road at 2 pm conducted by Rev. William Klein. Burial followed in the home cemetery.

Peter Wiese Burlington Road William Klein

Heinz Plant to Hire 700 to 800 for Tomato Season

The Heinz plant plans to start tomato operations by August 8 with 540 workers added to the existing staff. By peak season, 700 to 800 workers will be employed, including about 500 new hires, with 100 to 125 women and 100 men needed to operate at capacity. Aug 15 target for full capacity.

Heinz

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