County Democratic Primary Results
County voters participated in a Democratic primary yielding results to be published in The Journal. Officials did not release full totals in the accessible text, but the contest advanced candidates to upcoming party county committee allocations.
WPA Recreation Centers Report Big Attendance
WPA recreation centers and Longview Park show 4958 total activities over two weeks as outside programs begin May 31. New facilities include Bleeker street center horseshoe courts and sand bins. Longview adds a sand bin and future courts and volleyball court. a senior softball league forms with four teams and schedules due this week.
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Muscatine
Longview Park
Paul Hetzel
WPA Recreation Project
Bleeker Street Center
Franklin School Plans Close Events and Final Newspaper
Franklin school arranges events to mark the close of the term. Seventh grade under Miss Lillie Fried erichsen plans a musical assembly with folk songs and talks on spring composers, plus piano by Louise Gufford and violin by Eileen Davidson. Eighth-A class of 27, with Floyd Scott, Paul Yarck, and Miss Mary H Rumsey, plans a Wild Cat Den State Park picnic after school Wednesday. The final issue of The Amateur Gazette will be issued Wednesday morning.
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Franklin School
Lillie Friederichsen
Louise Gufford
Eileen Davidson
Wild Cat den State Park
Floyd Scott
Paul Yarck
Mary H. Rumsey
Amateur Gazette
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Transfers And Parcels
Deeds recorded show Martha W Goad transferring lots one and two block 39 to Robly R Goad and Tony Sling transferring lot 14 block one Garden addition to Muscatine for 1800 dollars. Susan A Stanwood sells Maple Crest Turkey Farms Inc southwest quarter of northeast quarter section 31 township 76 range 2 west totaling 500 with a note about Mr Yarck the English teacher.
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Martha W. Goad
Robly R. Goad
City of Muscatine
Tony Sling
Donald Drahaus
Garden Additio
Susan A. Stanwood
Maplecrest Turkey Farms Inc
Chance and Coster Win Nominations for Justice
Muscatine County voters delivered clear margins in the Republican and Democratic primaries. Hugh E. Chance led with 1,520 votes, followed by J. C. Coster with 1,153 and Louis Crull with 621 for justice of the peace. In the constable and other races, William Schoenig and Willer led the incumbent slate, while Fred R. Beach trailed. Democratic scraps showed Leo Fuller and George Black topping their ticket in the same contest.
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Attornneys
Hugh E. Chance
J. C. Coster
Muscatine
Muscatine Township
Chance
Coster
Louis. Crull
Mr. Chance
Mr. Crull
William ‘Miller
William Schoenig
Schoenig
Willer
Robert B. Freers
Fred R. Beach
Constable
Leo. J. Fuller
George W. Black
William Tobias
Leroy Hill
Justice of the Peace
First ransom bill recovered in Jacksonville highway stop
Miami News reports federal agents recovered a $3 bill from the $10,000 ransom paid for five year old James Bailey Cash Jr. Two Tennessee policemen, returning from a mission in Mississippi, were implicated but released after questioning. The source did not disclose details of how the film was obtained. Tonight marks the tenth day since the boy was stolen.
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Princeton
Fla
Miami Daily News
James Bailey Cash
James, Jr
Jacksonville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tallahassee
Tennessee
Dickinson and Gillette Given County Endorsal
Dickinson wins Muscatine county by 12 votes over Lloyd Thurston in the Democratic primary for the U S Senate. Gillette leads Otha D. Wearin by 46 votes as the Republican hopeful. In the district's Republican congressional race Thomas Martin of Iowa City leads Ralph Jones 1627 to 945. E C Eicher, unopposed, collects 543 Muscatine ballots. H Bruce Thompson of Muscatine continues a second bid.
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Guy M. Gillette
L. Z. Dickinson
Muscatine County
Dickinson
Lloyd Thurston
Gillette
Otha D. Wearin
Thomas Martin
Iowa City
Ralph Jones
E. C. Eicher
Washington
H. Bruce Thompson
Mustartine
Tor
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