Death summons Ed Archibald prominent Chicago contractor
Ed Archibald 64 native of Wapello and designer of the Chicago municipal pier died of a heart attack at his son Robert Archibald’s home in River Forest Illinois. He was visiting when stricken Sunday and born April 15 1870 in Wapello. Survived by widow son Robert three brothers and four sisters. Funeral set for 2 PM Thursday in Chicago with burial there.
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Journal News Service
Wapello
Ed Archibald
Chicago Municipal
Chicago
Robert Archibald
River Forest
Ill
Archibald
William Rilly
Robert
Frank
Monmouth
William
Harry Archibald
Addie Creswell
Miss Wilma Alice McGill Weds James N. Dudley in Arizona
Grandview couple Mr. and Mrs. N. E. McGill announce the marriage of their daughter Wilma Alice formerly of Grandview to James Norman Dudley of Golden Colorado on April 27 in Phoenix Arizona. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Charles S. Poling of the First Presbyterian Church. Attendants were Miss Marie Went of Oakland and Mr. Marvin Greene of Dallas. The bride wore white silk crepe with matching accessories. her attendant wore blue Spanish lace. Dudley, a Golden Colorado native, is a former high school instructor and athletic coach and was a Colorado state football player. Mrs. Dudley is a Grandview High School graduate from the class of 1930. A three course wedding supper followed at the Ed Patis home with 15 guests. The couple will reside in Golden Arizona until June.
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Grandview
N. E. McGill
Wilma Alice
James Norman Dudley
Golden
Colo
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles S. Poling
First Presbyterian Church
Marie Went
Oakland
Calif
Marvin Greene
Dallas
Tex
Dudley
Golden, Colo
Colorado
Grandview High School
Ed Patis
Cedar Rapids Strike Sees Violence and Demands
Cedar Rapids strikers backed stock cars into yards to transfer stock among company plants. Police on off duty shifts were called. Union president Lewis Clark cites aims for a closed shop, 50 cent hourly minimum after 15 days, and a 32 hour week. current pay is 44 cents after 60 days.
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Lewis Clark
Private Lines Bear U. S. Airmail Again
Army air corps completes a 2732 mile Oakland to Newark flight in 14 hours 8 minutes claiming record time for the northern transcontinental route. Transcontinental and Western Air also flies 13 hours 5 minutes Los Angeles to Newark on the southern route, though longer by distance.
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Utah City
San Diego
Army Air Corps
Oakland
Newark
Transcontinental and
Western Air Inc
Los Angeles
Meetings Planned for Bureau Groups
Farm Bureau meetings throughout the county were dropped this week to complete office work and will resume next week. County agent Carl E. Rylander announced that several sessions about corn-hog record books remain and discussions of the chinch bug problem will continue.
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Carl E. Rylander
Rylander
Schmidt Named Exalted Ruler for Muscatine Elks
Albert Schmidt was elected exalted ruler of the Muscatine B P O E at the annual officers election held Monday night at the Elks home. O W Hintermeister and others were named to key posts with Albert Graebner as alternate delegate to the grand lodge convention. Installation set for June 4.
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Albert Schmidt
Muscatine
Elks
O. W. Hintermeister
Robert Emerson
George Patterson
LeMoyne Halberg
Sanford Schmalz
George Meinz
D. J Asthalter
Albert Graebner
Grand Lodge
Indictment Refused in Mellon's Case
A federal grand jury session in a tax evasion probe ended with no true bill. Judge R M Gibson accepted the not a true bill document as the jurors resumed deliberations on other matters before about 200 onlookers.
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Mellon
R. M. Gibson
William Beeson
Beeson
Gibson
Rain Prospects Dim For State As Drought Lingers
Weather outlook shows worsening drought with sparse moisture. Officials plan relief policy decisions after Lawrence Westbroon, aide to Harry Hopkins, visits drought areas to decide on continued hay and grain support for livestock.
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Lawrence Westbroon
Harry L. Hopkins
Dreath
Drouth
Calyx spray advised for Louisa fruit trees in May
Louisa county agents urge calyx spray when petals fall to curb scab, covering apples and other fruits with lead arsenate and sulfur mix. Weather can delay or hasten timing, and a heavy rain accelerates needs. Also notes rally day prep and baby beef checks plus 4-H judging results and contracted acres rules.
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RL D. Peterson
Louisa County
Fannie Buchanan
C. A. Oldsen
Edgar C. Rogers
Mr. Oldsen
Lavon Fullerton
Richard Duncan
Billie Newell
Burton Lowe
Keith Hiller
Richard Jenkins
Letts Agricultural
Oldest bird sanctuary in Abbotsbrug England houses swans
The oldest bird sanctuary in the world sits at Abbotsbrug England and is inhabited by about a thousand swans.
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Abbotsbrug
Eng
Phillips Named District Committee Man by Iowa Young Democrats
Hillis Phillips of West Liberty was elected district committee man of the Young Democrats clubs of Iowa at the Des Moines state convention. Robert Asthalter of Muscatine chaired the committee on permanent organization. Muscatine contingent including Ray Bloom Fred Schroeder Harold Rummells Harry Lewis Phillips and Asthalter returned from the second annual state convention. State officers elected were Jake S. Moore Gladys M. Bolen Virgil Welsh and Martin F. McCarthy Jr as presidents vice presidents and Davenport secretary and Des Moines treasurer. Ray W. Baxter of Burlington named national committeeman. Resolutions endorsed the national and state administrations and programs.
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Hillis Phillips
West Liberty
Young Democratic Clubs of
Iowa
Des Moines
Robert Asthalter
Muscatine
Ray Bloom
Fred Schroeder
Harold Rummells
Harry Lewis
Phillips
Asthalter
Young Democrats
Jake S. Moore
Harlan
Gladys M. Bolen
Hopkinton
Virgil Welsh
Newton
Martin F. McCarthy, Jr
Davenport
Gerald Harrington
Sioux City
Gibson C. Holiday
Ray W. Baxter
Burlington
Complete Clearing of Fairport Wreck
Officials cleared the Fairport wreck site after a refrigerator car plunged from the rails. No trace of a reported woman was found though investigators said she likely left the scene immediately. Five injured passengers remained at Hershey hospital with two due for release and three needing longer care. Witnesses described riding atop the car during the wreck and a coroner reported severe injuries to a victim. The deceased freight train rider from Seymour was identified as Orson Mitchell, a former machine operator in Rocheport and a husband and father of two Seymour high school girls.
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Hershey Hospital
Furnace Run
Her- Shey Hospital
Muscatine County
W.S. Norton
Pete Sanko
John Kutch
Louis Spelick
John Larko
Frank Julius
Leonard J. Nitti
New York City
Alfred Hirmer
Marshall, Minn
Orson Mitchell
Seymour
Fairport
George Wittich
Cedar Street
Mitchell
Rochester
Ill
Stroke Fatal to Mrs Haynes 52 in Eliza township
Mrs Cassie Haynes 52 died at her home in Eliza township Mer cer county Ill from a paralytic stroke suffered Saturday. Born May 5 1882 in Drury township she spent her life there. Surviving husband Leonad five children two sisters step-father and five step-brothers. Funeral services at Hoffman Funeral home Thursday then at Baptist church Andalusia with interment in Andalusia cemetery.
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Cassie Haynes
Eliza Township
Mercer County
Ill
Drury Township
Leonad Haynes
Rock Island
Otis Haynes
New Boston
Marie Herlein
Fruitland Township
Robert, Vernon
Helen Haynes
Mary Snell
Phoebe Finley
William Roe
Thomas
Lewis
Enoch
Ben
Frank
Andalusia
Adeline Roe
Hoffman Funeral Home
Baptist Church
Knutson Defends Gross Income Tax in Council Talk
Clarence V Knutson, rival for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, defended a flat gross income tax in a Monday night address to about 100 at City Hall. He argued the plan spreads the burden, reduces taxes on current payers, and would cut pyramiding by about 80 percent, noting existing tax loads on farmers and professionals.
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Clarence V Knutson
Council
Muscatine
Iowa
Knutson
M. A. Barr
Election Officials Named to Run Primary Ballots in Muscatine County
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors named election officials for 21 precincts for the June 4 primary. Names include township judges across Bloomington Cedar Fruitland Fulton Goshen Lake Montpelier Moscow and others, plus clerks for Muscatine wards and several townships.
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Muscatine County
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Coder
Bloomington Township
Ellsworth Satterthwaite
E. M. Goddard
P. D. Leach
Cedar Township
R. H. Griffin
W. L. Shellabarger
J. T. McColm
Fruitland Township
Donald Corwin
John Battenhagen
Grover Strouse
Fulton Township
Albert Liebke
A. R. Riesgen
D. B. Ormsby
Ernest Otto
Robert Bennett
Elmer Ihms
Goshen
Harry Parry
George Cornell
Raymond Lewis
Lake Township
R. R Baker
John Scott
Ed Lindle
Montpelier
Andrew Grimm
Francis Rinnert
Albert Kemper
Moscow Township
I. L Kelley
George W. Duffe
H. L. Schafit
Muscatine
H. C. Hiller
M. A. Barr
Ed Vanatta
Lucile Freybler
M. J. Flannery
Third Ward
E. A. Eaton
H. L. Coon
Mr. Hoffman
Elsie Spieth
R. Warner
Edward Burns
Guy Duncan
Robert Dale
Marguerite Smith
Leonard Bowen
Will Cochran
Leonard J. Umschied
George Wimner
Ida McQuown
Helen O’hare
J. G
Senate Silver Bloc Receives FDRs Ideas
A Senate group proposes ideas attributed to FDR to sharpen regulation of exchanges. Senator Costigan of Colorado favors FTC control rather than a new commission. Senator Bulkley of Ohio would ban all margin trading.
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FDR
Costigan
Colorado
House
Federal Trade Commission
Bulkley
Ohio
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