Georgia’s three claimant governors stir national controversy
The Georgia succession crisis unfolds as M E Thompson asserts gubernatorial rights after Eugene Talmadge’s death. Herman Talmadge’s militia-backed pushback, court appeals, and impeachment threats color a turbulent political battle in Atlanta amid fears of mob violence and possible military intervention.
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Iowa
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Talmadge
Winter robes and lobbyist bill shape political scene
The piece contrasts winter imagery with political notes and highlights Iowa Falls Representative C A Bryson's bill to regulate lobbyists. The proposed law would require registration and expense reporting, ban direct talks with lawmakers, and curb outside influence on legislators. If enacted it would take immediate effect and limit lobbying power in the legislature.
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Bryson
Assembly
Congress Tackles Job to Trim Federal Bureaus
A proposed bill aims to streamline the executive branch reducing 1 141 bureaus from 158 three decades ago and cutting civilian federal workers from 438 057 to 2 766 165. The effort seeks to curb duplication and save taxpayer dollars via businesslike efficiency.
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Congress
Indiana Nips Iowa In Low Scoring Thriller
Iowa trailed 50 to 48 as Indiana edged the Hawkeyes in a tight game. Iowa led to rebounded plays but four extra free throws by Indiana and a late disallowed basket altered the outcome. Ives revived form for Iowa, keeping hopes high if he maintains scoring pace.
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Hawks
Wilkinson
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Ives
Big Nins
Drunken Driving in Iowa Faces Tightening Scrutiny
Sioux City Journal reports rising drunken driving cases and more license revocations as repeat offenses surge. Clarence Shirer urges strict enforcement and possible permanent revocation of licenses and liquor permits. Lawmakers may tighten penalties in the next session to curb dangerous driving.
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Sioux City Journal
Clarence Shirer
Des Moines
General Assembly
Socialism in England Sparks Strikes and Tension
The Humboldt Republic notes England's socialist shift has led to strikes and army food distribution to the strikers. It argues socialists dream of utopia and that people rarely agree on a single issue.
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Humboldt Republican
Ingland
England
Parkersburg Eclipse Calls For Uniform Car Licensing
The Eclipse editorial urges a flat license fee for all cars regardless of age and insists insurance proof should be required to obtain plates. It argues older cars use roads equally and pose similar risk, and praises the suggested statewide licensing standard.
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Committee On Taxes
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Eclipse
Iowa
Tulip bulbs from Holland reach Des Moines aid group
A Des Moines church group helping war relief received 100 tulip bulbs from Amsterdam, Netherlands, as thanks for clothing and food sent to war torn Europe. The bulbs will be planted or forced indoors, demonstrating the lasting connection between Dutch generosity and American aid efforts.
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M. R. Soth
J. Th. Kibbes
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Migraine facts and management for all ages
Migraine affects five to eight percent of people and can range from mild to disabling. Distension of head arteries, eyestrain, allergy, sinus disease, or emotional stress can trigger attacks. Early treatment with ergotamine tartrate injected into muscles often stops pain within an hour, followed by rest. Avoid self dosing and seek medical advice at first symptoms.
Tragic Hunting Accident Claims 14-Year-Old Arlo Mathews
Arlo Mathews aged 14 from near Joice was hunting near Forest City when a slip on ice caused his rifle to discharge. The bullet struck his shoulder and he died before help arrived. The incident occurred last week in icy conditions.
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Joice
Forest City
Arlo
Brothers Reunite After Decades Apart In Cincinnati
John Proost of Rock Rapids finally locates his older brother in Cincinnati after years of search begun in The Hague. The two Dutch natives who came to America long ago meet but initially fail to recognize each other before a reunion.
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Rock Rapids
Hague
Holland
John
Mr. Proost
Cincinnati
Fell Down Shaft in Grain Elevator Death
Jessie Spears a 65 year old watchman from Council Bluffs fell from the fifth to the second floor of an Omaha grain elevator where he worked, dying from the injuries.
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Omaha
Jessie Spears
Council Bluffs
Rabbits Targeted by Hunters Amid Harsh Season
Readers note a harsh season as rabbits suffer heavy hunting while hunters also endure tough conditions. The brief highlights ongoing pressure on wildlife and mounting challenges for those pursuing game.
Local man Hod McMorris injured in hunting accident
Fragmentary report notes Hod McMorris, formerly of a unnamed group, fell during a hunting outing near Kansas City. Two barrels discharged, wounding McMorris in the hip but not seriously. Land values cited as higher postwar, with some figures suggested.
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Kansas City
Mr. McMonuig
Tractor halves split after collision near Conrad
An auto driven by Perry Bills collided with a tractor driven by Albert Eatinger near Conrad. The tractor was split in half but Eatinger was unhurt. He stepped off the rear half and the wheels ran over one leg.
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Perry Bills
Albert Eatinger
Conrad
Mr. Eatinger
Indoor sprouts show blooms soon after shipment
Indoors the sprouts perk up and begin blooming following the received directions. Growth indicates flowers should open within a few weeks as they mature in the growing area.
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