Wallace rescinds economy order on market news service
Washington plans proceed for a sharply reduced market news service by the Department of Agriculture after protests. The rescinded order would have saved 1 300 000 while continuing a 575 000 program. Offices will close or shrink and distribution methods cut back across numerous cities with state aid expected.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Boston
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Louis
St. Paul
Legs Moines
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Casper
Wyo
Ogden
Utah
State Club Leader to Visit Friday at Four-H Camp
Frank Reed state Four-H boys club leader and guest of the boys camp arrives in Muscatine Friday morning. Camp opens at 7 p m with about 20 boys enrolled. Ben Gallaher YMCA secretary to give a first aid demonstration Friday. A picnic dinner for club boys and families is set for Sunday noon at the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reed
Muscatine
Ben Gallaher
Washout blocks Santa Fe trains at Kenwood Missouri
A Hanford rainfall of unprecedented proportions isolating Hurdland and Brashear disrupted rail service near Kenwood Missouri. Santa Fe train No 6 carrying Secretary Wallace of Agriculture was delayed while a bridge on the Quincy Omaha and Kansas City line washed out. Three feet of Burlington tracks flooded and highways inundated as creeks Salt at Brashear and Sabins at Edina burst banks.
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Hardland
Santa Fe
Kenwood
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Hurdland
Brashear
Quincy, Omaha and Kansas City
Burlington
Here
Sabins
Edina
Foreclosure Suit Pending and Various Court Actions
Equitable Life Assurance association sues for 18000 in foreclosure over promissory note involving Leola Agnew A G Ireland and others. Giesler seeks judgment of 13 against Edward Barnard on a 501 date judgment plus costs and interest. Guardian hearing set for July 8 on ward August Paul Gatzke deposit and trust certificate. Steinmetz authorized 1675 for grave marker from Steinmetz estate. Guilty quote unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Association of the
United States
Leola
Leonard Agnew
A. G. Ireland
Fred Giesler
Edward Barnard
H. S. Howe
Justice of Peace
C. R. Stafford
Paul Gatzke
Central State Bank
Paul Steinmetz
Louise G. Steinmetz
Jackson
Iowa Photographers Meet on Recovery Act Effects
Iowa photographers gathered in Des Moines to discuss the Recovery Act’s impact on their business and to draft suggestions for a national photographers code by the International Photographers Association. The meeting was led by president Harry Rickers of Sibley with speakers from across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
International Photographers Association
Harry Rickers
Sibley
State Association
Chicago
Washington
District 13
United Mine Workers
Albia
Iowa Bridge
Philip R. Jacobson
Masonry
Iowa Respecial Committee
Officer Facing Murder Charge in Des Moines River Shooting
Oskaloosa AP reports Howard faces murder charges after a deputy sheriff shot a youth on an Eddyville island while investigating a still. The wounded youth died days later in a hospital from peritonitis. Justice Bartley ordered Allgood held for arraignment.
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Eon Gera
Frank Hook
Fritz van Genderson
Allgood
Des Moines
Eddyville
Fisher Endorses Reflation Plan
Chicago professor Irving Fisher argues for a government monetary program to restore economic equilibrium. He says debt-driven deflation worsens the burden and that reflate policies, as backed by President Roosevelt, offer the fastest route to ending the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Fisher
Coun
Roosevelt
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Gladys
Adams Boy
Riemcke
Mulberry Ave
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Howard
Blackwood
Bartley
Vete Couzens
Yale
Ward
Jamer
March
Werd
Gregs Werd
America
Riverside Mate
Glen Park
Montgomery
Glen Parks
Meedowlarks
Montgomery Ward
Ward’s
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