Mrs. Clara Dodder of Grandview Dies After Illness
Clara Osborn Dodder, lifelong Grandview resident, died at home at 5 a.m. after a long illness. Born September 26, 1861, in Grandview, she married Albert Dodder in Red Cloud Nebraska on March 6, 1879. Survived by daughter Susie Stocke and several grandchildren, great grandchildren, sisters, and brothers. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at the family home, Rev. O. G. Lewis officiating. burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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Journal News Service
Grandview
Clara Osborn Dodder
Clara Osborn
John Osborn
Albert Dodder
Red Cloud
Neb
Susie Stocke
Carl Stocke
Winfield
Roy Stocke
Bertha Hummel
Hot Springs
S. D
Josie Kauffman
Tujunga
Calif
Hannah Stocke
Inavale
Stella Parks
Valley Junction
John
George Osborn
O. G. Lewis
Grandview Community Church
Grandview Cemetery
Delays for Share Wealth Plan Amid Tax Revisions
The article reports on stalled Share Wealth plan measures including extending 500 million in nuisance taxes for another year, new inheritance tax start, and surtax adjustments. It covers corporate tax shifts from a flat 13 percent to a sliding 10 to 17.5 percent scale, Roosevelt’s alignment, ship subsidies debate, and the Bankhead farm tenant bill’s uncertain fate. It notes attempts to restore death sentence for anti-utility holding firms and related Capitol Hill maneuvers.
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Roosevelt
House
House Interstate Commerce Committee
NRA
Congress
Capitol Hill
Bankhead
Senate
House of Representatives
Long
Overton
Louisiana
Women’s Committee of
Senate receives unclear pledge against bucketshop ring
Attorney General Cummings urged public cooperation to wipe out a nationwide chain bucketshop racket he described as stealing millions. He told the Associated Press evidence points to bucketshop headquarters in New York and Chicago as the case moves toward formal senate consideration.
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Cummings
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Associated Press
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Chicago
Dr Peltzer Barred From Track and Sentenced in Germany
Berlin announces that Dr Otto Peltzer, noted German distance runner, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for offenses against morals. He loses his teaching post and his membership in the German Light Athletic union and is barred from all future competition.
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Berlin
Otto Peltzer
Peltzer
German Light Athletic Union
Planes Crash in South America Kills Fourteen
Fourteen people die when two planes collide in South America among which are Colombians and an American. Injured include Alfredo Le Pera actor Guillermo del Barbieri and others. Doctors say all injuries are extremely serious. Riveral reports a fierce impact and Garden struggles to escape. Crowd gathers at the field. Responsibility undetermined.
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Alfredo le Pera
Gardel
Flynn
Angel de Riveral
Guillermo del Barbieri
Alphonso Azzaf
Jose P. Laja
Riveral
Garden
Herman Pagel Guest of Honor at Party
High Prairie family celebration honors Herman Pagel on his eleventh birthday at the home of his grandparents. Attendees include Pagel relatives from Muscatine Davenport Fruitland and Illinois City. Also notes the Ruthean class June picnic of High Prairie church postponed indefinitely.
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Ernest Pagel
August Knierim
Muscatine
Carl Raddi, Sr
Davenport
Eric Pagel
Herman Pagel
Edna Pagel
High Prairie
C. J. Minder
John Miller
C. J. Phillips
Clarence Hines
William Thomas
Illinois City
High Prairie Church
Oat Loan Hopes Collapse Amid Price Pressures
A speaker warns that oat loan programs may fail as Iowa elevators offer only about 20 cents per bushel. He argues loans should target farmers with signed corn hog or wheat contracts to prevent oats from falling to 20 cents and triggering a larger corn market collapse.
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Weather bureau warning as floods threaten county
The Weather Bureau warns of floods as rains cause damage. A barn on Ernest Hoefer’s farm south of here was unroofed and many trees were uprooted. Electric service in Melbourne was disrupted for hours. June precipitation reached 8.63 inches. Rivers and streams overflow lowlands and the Iowa River threatens extensive area.
Majority of Muscatine County corn hog contracts signed
Most of the first group of Muscatine county's 1935 corn hog contracts have been signed and await shipment to national headquarters in Washington D C. Officials expect the remaining unsigned contracts to be signed by week’s end as 682 contracts in total will form the consign ment.
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Muscatine County
National
Washington, D. C
Court House
Redmen Lodge Attends State Meeting in Knoxville
Charles Opel and William Deutschmann of Muscatine Redmen with Lee Bailey attended a statewide Redmen gathering in Knoxville Monday night. Bailey joined a class of 25 candidates at the open air adoption. Degree work led by Des Moines tribe. Next southeastern Iowa district meeting set for Clinton on July 19.
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Charles Opel
William Deutschmann
Muscatine
Redmen
Lee Bailey
Knoxville
Bailey
Des Moines Tribe
Southeastern Iowa District Association
Clinton
Inventions at National Inventors Congress Spark Solutions
The National Inventors Congress displays devices like Robert B. Shryock's fire alarm signaling by bell and telephone and Joe Kiss's airplane windmill propeller idea. Anne Hebner of Hollywood shows gliding garters that adjust by sliding through a metal ring, aiming to prevent stocking runs.
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Chicago
Joe Kiss
National Inventors’ Congress
Robert B. Shryock
Arlington, Tex
Kiss
Anne Hebner
Hollywood
Move to Acquire Drainage Lands for Muscatine Island
Muscatine and Louisa counties approve acquisition of condemned land owned by Frank P. Walker to secure right of way for the Michael Creek diversion on Muscatine island. An auditor's warrant for 1000 dollars covers 960 for right of way and 40 for crops, funded by drainage district assessments. The board hires Young and Stanley to gather data to protect district and landowners, aiming to obtain federal funds for potential damages under the nine foot channel program. Sturgeons reach eight feet and 200 pounds in the Great Lakes.
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Frank P. Walker
Michael Creek
Muscatine Island
Muscatine
Louisa County
Walker
W. F. Nelson
E. A. Downer
Young and Stanley
Subpena Directed to O Connor Secretary in Iowa Case
Mrs. Berry received informal notice from Horace Havner, Woodbury county prosecutor, to remove records from the attorney general’s files and deliver them to Sioux City. The subpoenas target a list of state age agents and liquor division personnel for reports.
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C. W. McNaughton
W. H. Zelinsky
Park A. Findley
State Bureau of Investigation
Louisville
Joseph J. Burke
C. A. Langdon
T. F. Lacey
Glenn L. Schmidt
State Bureau
A. G. Haight
Lawrence Morgan
E. C Wenig
Department of Justice
W. R. Birmingham
L. W. Neary
Don Ryan
Frank G. Moorhead
Frank A. Brady
Wm. R. Arthur
Paul J. Gruber
Marion Stephens
State Liquor Control Commission
Rich C. Anderson
James Lawrence
R. C. Reko
George Dickey
Roy A. Moon
M. D. Hewitt
J. W. Neilson
S. S. Staley
Clark Lamont
S. E. Cronkhite
W. P. Haley
Roy Lubbers
G. W. Larson
John Neuman
C. B. Stewart
Lane E. Stanberry
Berry
Horace M. Havner
Woodbury County
Attorney General's Office
Sioux City
Woman, 100, Tells View of Crooners
Mrs. Lara Fiske Evans, a centenarian from Alexandria, expresses strong dislike for crooners calling them the only thing in the modern world that annoys her. She argues crooners wear thin after a century and suggests others would share her sentiment with age.
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Alexandria
Lara Fiske Evans
Heart Attack Fatal to Ex Army Officer in South Carolina
Major Philip Martindale 54, of Washington DC and a retired army officer, died of a heart attack at a Rapid City hospital late Monday while here regarding a proposed stratosphere balloon flight. His body was taken to a local mortuary pending word from Washington friends.
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Rapid City
S. C
Philip Martindale
Washington
D. C
Martindale
Washington Seismograph Records Major Earthquake
George Town University reported a severe earthquake tracked by its seismograph with an onset at 6 38 p m EST and peak at 7 p m ending 10 p m. The epicenter was placed 9 000 miles westward. Read the Classified Ads.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Pleasant Prairie Reunion Brings Doran Springmeier Families Home
The Springmeier and Doran families held their annual reunion at George Doran’s home on Sunday with a noon basket dinner on the lawn. Guests included numerous Doran relatives from Durant Rock Island Davenport and Muscatine, plus visits from Mooseheart and Muscatine residents.
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Pleasant Prairie
Springmeier
Dolores
Jeannine
Arnold Sage
Gerald
Kenneth
Felix Doran
Robert
Eugene
James Doran
Clarence Budelier
Dennis Dwyre
Felix
Edward
Henry Angerer
Lorraine
Roderer
Connell
Alfred Petersen
Celestia
Earl
Richard
Will Fix
Mooseheart
Ill
Daniel Grimm
Muscatine
Andrew Grimm
George Grimm
Marvel
Carl Spieth
Warmans Return to Home in Missouri
Drury Mr and Mrs S Z Warman left Saturday night for Sedalia Missouri after a year with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Barney Moore. Mr and Mrs Sam Bieri were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Workman in Aledo. Children day exercises and a program were at Providence Baptist church. A basket dinner was served at noon. Mrs J B Bowser and son R B Bowser visited Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs N L Bowser. Mr and Mrs Albert Vetter attended a birthday dinner for Mr Vetter's father in Buffalo Prairie Illinois.
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Dan Kleist
R. Norton Kleist
N. L. Bowser
Albert Vetter
Mr. Vetter
Buffalo Prairie
Board Records Filed in Court As Muscatine Teachers Are Dismissed
Minutes of the Muscatine Independent School District show action dropping 13 married teachers. The records filed with district court clerk E C Erwin reveal a writ of certiorari issued by Judge D W Jackson. Plaintiffs include Anna Barr and 10 other dismissed teachers. hearing set after the July 4 holiday.
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Board of Education
Muscatine Independent School District
Muscatine
E. C. Erwin
D. W. Jackson
W. S. Norton
Helen Ahlschlager
Anna Barr
Jackson
County Awaits Word on Relief Projects
Muscatine county relief officials await state word on proposed projects at the county home and public buildings. A canning project is approved but no local supervisor or nutritionist has been named. Two work relief plans include a $3000 concrete storage cellar and repairs to county buildings, awaiting approval before July 1.
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Muscatine County
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