Government weighs steps to lift egg and poultry prices
Washington and Iowa State College officials say boosting prices for eggs and poultry is vital due to the large production base and farm dependence. They cite widespread farming, storage effects, and complex marketing with many middlemen as challenges to a national price plan.
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Ames
Economists
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington Administration
W. D. Termohien
Iowa State College Extension
United States
Agricultural Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Termohlen
Code of Coal Trade to Be Ready Soon
The article discusses ongoing negotiations over the coal trade code with Ford Motor Company and unions. It notes Johnson’s stance against certain code provisions and the strategic implications for Ford’s adherence to the NRA blue eagle. It also covers Roosevelt’s Cuba policy and Latin American diplomacy amid Cuban political turmoil.
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Ford
Johnson
Organized Labor
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
NRA
Henry Ford
Blue Eagle
Huron Mountain
Edsel Ford
British War Figure Dies at Age 71
The prominent war figure, age 71, died after a long illness likely linked to high blood pressure. He lay unconscious for nearly three days as relatives and villagers in Christon Bank and Embleton kept vigil. Known for his love of birds and animals, he was deeply admired by locals and admired for his gentle rapport with wildlife.
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Coetlogon
Christon Bank
Embleton
Wife Sues Actress Tells Own Story Over Hollywood Affair
Mrs. Read testifies about her husband Read in New York and Hollywood, describing a romance with Miss Windsor and poring over newspaper clippings he claimed were not a joke. She left him in December 1931 after quarrels over Miss Windsor and separated again in March. Windsor also recalls Read's fading romance with other stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Windsor
U. S. Sends 30 Ships Into Cuban Waters
The United States ordered eight navy and eight coast guard destroyers toward Cuba with the Indianapolis carrying Secretary Swanson, while the Destroyer Overton was dispatched, signaling firm but limited action to protect life and property without full armed intervention.
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Tip
Navy
Coast Guard
Cuba
Indianapolis
Swanson
Overton
Wapello Bank Case In Court Again Soon
The Wapello bank case returns to Burlington court as nine bankers face retrial after a judge granted a new trial. The jury previously found guilt for receiving deposits while insolvent and more witnesses will be called as the state seeks to proceed with the nine related cases.
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Burlington
Barker
Gray
NRA Parade Draws 5000 In Muscatine City
A 5000 crowd watched the NRA parade in Muscatine with a large sign reading We Do Our Part. Police color bearers, bands, officials, service groups, and local businesses joined in the city’s NRA movement as Louisa county prepared a Columbus Junction event and Muscatine sent representatives.
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Wilton Band
Muscatine Fire Department
Grafil Club
Municipal Light and Water Board
Banker Auto Company
Button Workers’ Union
Muscatine
Fullers
Randleman and Son
Edwards Cash
Emil Schultz
Oberhaus
Dew Drop
Bazley
C. W. Sander
George Kranz and Son
Home Oil Company
Muscatine Beauty Shops
Godfrey Grocery
Phillips 66
Skelly Oil Company
Harry Hartman
Knights of Pythias
Peoples Grocery
J. C. Penney Company
Hart Barber and Beauty Shop
Home Roofing Company
de Luxe Cleaners
Luellen Cleaners
Figg Tire Shop
Eichenauer Cigar Store
Merle Lee Garage
Pure Milk Company
U. S. Bakery
Axel Grocery
Diercks and Valett
Hinkel and Flannery
Batterson
Carl Braun Bakery
Motor Service Company
Roth Servic Stations
A-Muse-U Theater
George Niebling Orchestra
E. Herman Gremmel
Bridge Grocery
Kochneff Cleaners
H. B. Caple
Muscatine Coach Line Company
Baker Enterprises
Milwaukee Beverage Company
W. D. Goldsbury
Brower Oil Company
George Ellman
Collins- Hill Lumber and Coal Company
NRA
Louisa County
Columbus Junction
When Cubie’s Treadmill Became Prison Punishment
Sir William Cubie created a man powered treadmill mill and by about 1820 it was adopted as a punishment in English prisons. It spread from mills to correctional facilities as a penal device.
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William Cubie
England
Attorneys Highlight Old Case Strategy in Court
State counsel chose to present the previously tried case before addressing any of the additional charges, as attorneys noted during the proceedings.
Entries Placed at Louisa County Fair Activities
Louisa county fair actions fill Columbus Junction grounds with judging and exhibits in hayseed, Hereford, and dairy divisions led by W. T. Newell and Vernon Hafner. Livestock awards, demonstrations, and classroom clubs highlight Thursday and Friday events as Kittenball and ball games pace the tournament schedule.
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Columbus Junction
Canes County Fair
Pitchin
Lone Oak
Tennessee
Sandy Grove
Conesville
Standard Oilers
Cairo
Fredonia
Marsh
Crawfordsville
Fairgrounds
W. T. Newell
Letts
Vernon Hafner
James Biggs
Milton Curtis
Max Hafner
Ronald Pierce
James Pierce
Carl Weber
Gerald Buffington
Wapello
Dorothy Marie Dotson
Russel Newell
Loren Asher
Grandview
Richard Fletcher
Fred Stone
Kenneth Buffington
Richard Jenkins
Kenneth Blasi
Phillip Dotson
Phillip Baird
Romelle Richardson
Mary Jane Dotson
Robert Thomas
Anita Block
Susanne de Wiele
H. W. Club
Concord Township
Helen
Marguerite North
S. W. S. Club
Ellen Grove
A. B. C. Club
Wapello Township
Blue Bird Club
Jefferson Township
Kelsey Awards Five Divorces in District Court
Five divorce decrees were granted by Judge Frank D. Kelsey in district court on Wednesday and this morning. Dora Gregory was granted divorce from Martin L. Gregory for desertion with no children. Frances Toyne won custody of daughter Helen and $10 monthly alimony commencing Oct. 1, on grounds of drunkenness. Beatrice Essex received custody of three children from Harold Essex on cruelty grounds. Ralph Wakefield granted a divorce from Leona Wakefield on adultery and immediate permission to remarry. Emma Secrist awarded a divorce from William H. Secrist on cruelty and failure to support. the case was uncontested.
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Frank D. Kelsey
Dora Gregory
Martin L. Gregory
Frances Toyne
Robert Toyne
Toyne
Vivian
Betty
Hazel
Beatrice Essex
Harold Essex
Ralph Wakefield
Leona Wakefield
Emma Secrist
William H. Secrist
Louisa Jurors Picked for Term
Louisa county jurors selected for the September term include W. R. Frink as foreman and E. S. Ament, Lawrence Giesselman, Miles Co. King, Fred Wiederrecht, A. B. Bohling and others. Judge Oscar Hale presides. Initial session Tuesday set hearings on wills and civil appeals with several trials and indictments scheduled midweek.
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Journal News Service
Wapello
Louisa County Court
W. R. Frink
Oakland
Ament
Lawrence Giesselman
Morning Sun
Miles Co. King
Eliot
Fred Wiederrecht
Jefferson
A. B. Bohling
Port Louisa
Oscar Hale
Isaac Wall
Dr. Hanna
McChesney
State of
Iowa
William Rahmiller
Ella Edwards
Louisa County
Keck
Schlutz
Illinois Oil Company
Primary
Titus Loan and Investment Company
National Pipe Line Company
Brewer Vs. Hanft
State of Iowa
Joiner Davison
Roy D. McCullough
Patterson-Rogers Marriage Announced
The marriage of Miss Alice Patterson to Murriel Rogers was solemnized at the parsonage of the Reformed Presbyterian church in Princeton Indiana by Rev. W. J. McBurney. Alice Patterson, eldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Patterson of Morning Sun, is a 1928 Geneva College alumna and former Ambridge teacher. They will reside in Princeton.
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Morning Sun
Alice Patterson
Murriel Rogers
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Princeton Ind
W. J. McBurney
H. G. Patterson
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Ambridge
Penn
Princeton
Ind
E. H. Hensleigh
K. L. McClurkin
H. M. Griffin
Louisa County
Ivan Bowers
Dorothy Green
Des Moines
Morning Sun Township
Howard Hill
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