Local News Briefs From Oskaloosa District
Local residents report illnesses and recoveries including Mrs J Ulrich Sr and B Van Maanen after a paralytic stroke. Numerous visits and travels cited among residents such as H J De Wit, J E De Wit, Jacob Klein, Hippy Gezel, Dingeman Van Vark, Tunis Van Heukelom, and many others. Weather notes mention mild conditions and robin sighting. highway dirt and gravel conditions noted. Police report two Nevada drivers fined for unlicensed operation.
National Canners Association Convention Heads to Chicago
Science and Business IE annual convention of the National Canners Association will be held in Stevens Hotel Chicago from January 25 to 30 with overflow to nearby hotels. Experts from Columbia, Minnesota, Purdue, Wisconsin, Iowa, and several US agencies will discuss improving canned foods and sharing research.
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National
Canners’ Association
Stevens
Chicago
Canning Machinery and Supplies
United States
National Canners' Association
Columbia University
University of Minnesota
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
University of Wisconsin
Iowa State Agricultural College
American Medical Association
Hooper Foundation
California Board of Health
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Canners’ Association
Washington
San Francisco
American Can Company
Maywood
Illinois
P. T. Association Meeting Tonight at High School
The Pella Parent Teacher Association holds its monthly meeting at the High School this evening at 7 30. A program will be presented and topics of interest to parents and teachers will be discussed.
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Young People’s Society of the Christian Reformed Church of Peoria
Pella Parent Teacher Association
Too Early to Bury Central's Iowa Title Hopes
A newspaper sketch analyzes the Stanley Dean method for deciding Iowa Intercollegiate titles. It weighs Luther and Central standings, projects outcomes from upcoming games, and notes the funeral metaphor for Central’s conference hopes as the season nears its end.
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Central
Iowa
Luther
Uising
Stanings
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Association
Norskies
Buena Vista
Western Union
Dubuque
State Teachers
Columbia
Upper Town
Dutchmen
Saint Ambrose
Simpson
Upper Iowa
Decorah
Qaints
Parsons
State
Simpson, Benn
Wesleyan
Buena Vista Atella
Weekly Letter From Washington: War Losses and Labor Plans
A digest of remarks by Major-General James G. Harbord, noting World War losses and the Swope Plan for stabilizing industry, followed by a report on unemployment among business and professional women. The American Woman's Association survey shows 30 percent job-loss rise in ten months, with government service most secure and luxury services most vulnerable. Rose Schneiderman urges a national employment exchange and economic planning to save forty-year-olds from despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Service League, Inc
James G. Harbord
U. S. Army
Radio Corporation of America
France
America
Harbord
Meuse
Rhine
Fifth Avenue
Services of Supply
A.E.F
American Woman's Association
New York
President's Emergency Committee For
American Woman’s Association
Rose Schneiderman
Woman's Trade Union League
War Depart? ment renamed to National Defense urged
Dr. Butler and Miss Hull House's Jane Addams win Nobel Peace Prize for 1931. Editor argues replacing war department with National Defense, condemns war language in government titles. Critiques hedging on markets and short selling, calls for legal action to stabilize stock market and aid consumers. Mentions Kaiser Wilhelm, Hitler Bruening letters, and various literary and local notices from The Pella Chronicle.
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Marine Corps
Paris
France
Ecole de Guerre
School of War
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
War Department
Department of National Defense
War College
Washington
United States
Butler
America
Congress
Captain Kidd
Roy Count Juside
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Holland
Hitler-Bruening
Berlin
Hitler
Munich
Chancellor Bruening
Library Notes Highlight Snow Cleanup and New Bindings
Last week's heavy snowfall burdened the library staff with snow and roof shoveling, leaks persist during rain. Edwin Allen Co. Chicago representatives urged reinforced bindings to cut mending. Bernice Carter and Miss Sarah Gosselink assist with mending. Mrs. Roy Andeweg and Miss Gosselink praised for support. Mrs. H J Rhynsburger contributes a book review, inviting reader cooperation. Suggested reads include Bassett Green Dolphin, Harbor Road, Sita, One of Ours, Allan Rutledge, and The Harbor Road.
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Lewis Vander Wilt
Edwin Allen Company
Chicago
Bernice Carter
C. G. Waffle
Marion
Town
Sarah Gosselink
Miss Gosselink
Roy Andeweg
H. J. Rhynsburger
Bassett
Green Dolphin
Harbor Road
Baldwin
Sita
Cather
Corkey
Allan Rutledge
Mob Study Plans by Prof Mennenga at Maryville
Prof Mennenga will travel to Maryville Missouri this week to study mob behavior surrounding a past lynching of a Black man who assaulted a school teacher. He will compare articles from that era with current citizen reactions for his thesis.
Delirious Wall Streeter Moment Echoes Nerves
A garbled exchange shows a Wall Street figure reacting to a nurse and a temperature reading of 103, with fragmented dialogue and a looming reference to “1035” as the context slips into confusion. No clear persons or events emerge beyond the chaotic scene.
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Wall
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Liberty Street
Lucille Klein
T. Plette & Co
Martin Heimstra
H. J. de Wit
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Sigourney
J. E. de Wit
Jacob Klein
Monroe
van Fouweling Garage
Chronicle
Oskaloosa Street
Hippy
Gezel
Iowa City
Dingeman van Vark
Tunis
Herbert and
Abr. Klaaren
Des Moines
Edna Duncan
Eddyville
Chas
Bishop of
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Herman Welle
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B. Blommers
Kate Kari
E. J. Faassen
Clarinda
Joe
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Baby
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H. P. van Gorp
Nick Vander Ploeg
John Vander Linden
John Vande Ban
Freda Carpenter
F. F. Carpenter
Nettie de Gooyer
W. W. Sadler
W. E. Houck
W. G. Vander Ploeg
Knoxville
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Hattie van Cleave
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R. M. Smith
Elizabeth Ver Heul
Ottumwa
Ben Blommers
Mark Rillihan
R. A. Awtry
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Pella
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Orange City
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Ed. LeCocq
W. A. van Vark
Ed LeCocq
Chester Comer
Bussey
Mrs. Comer
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Albert Ver Meer
Henry van Haalen
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Casey van Buren
Albert van Heukelom
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Ollie
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F. F. van Vark
Taintor
Highway 63
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Paul Grundman
Nevada
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Farmers Union Marketing Association
Tle Springs
St. “Louis
Garnet
Second Reformed Church
Louis van Roekel
James Koopmans
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Bruinekool Tin Shop
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Fargo
N. D
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E. F. King
East Franklin
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