Farm bloc leaders reassessed as Kenyon nears exit
Washington reports a reshaping of the farm bloc with Senator Kenyon’s leadership slipping after Norris’s bill and a possible shift toward Senator Norris or Senator Ladd if Kenyon leaves. John R. Howard of Marshalltown leads the Farm Bureau influence, while Capper is highlighted as a force for action despite newness. London’s women police cost cited at 150000 dollars annually.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Leader Named New Senator
Reports from Washington indicate James R. Howard of Iowa will replace Senator W. S. Kenyon who becomes a judge on the eighth federal circuit. The change will occur around mid February as the new senator takes seat.
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Mail system improvements urged by postal experts
Editor notes that the mail service could improve and credits external factors for many errors. Post officials advocate public education campaigns and training for workers, including lectures, pamphlets, motion pictures, and courses, as efforts show promising results.
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Paderewski Praises Pope Pius XII in Warrcaw Tribute
Ignace Paderewski the former Polish premier and famed pianist today praised Pope Pius XII in Paso Nobles California. He called the pontiff the spiritual sovereign of the Latin Catholic world and lauded his broad mind friendly nature and generous heart. He noted Poland salutes the pope and recalled the nuncio's stay in his country with pride.
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Meanest Burglar Robs Childs Bank
Thieves raided a child’s bank and stole Fight dollars pennies from the savings. The loot also included $341 and a supply of food from J. C. Young’s larder, reported to police Tuesday night.
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Campaign drives city mail service gains in India style
Civic and commercial bodies in the country adopt the campaign to improve mail delivery. Nixies decreased 27 percent after a large Haat campaign while 67 percent of mail arrived in bundles marked ag to destination. Peak load shifted from 6–7 to 1–7 with 60 percent more city mall deliveries to the city office.
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Youngest Prisoners Tried in Rum Case
Bald to be the youngest prisoners ever indicted in the federal court here. Sir Dukich, 18, and George Dukich, 16, were on trial Wednesday charged with violation of the federal liquor laws. The boys testified they had merely given Jerry Granal a lift in their auto. Food value has been found in the lotus fly, or yellow water lily.
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Doctor jailed on dope charge in Tacoma
Dr. Sherman Johnson, 38, jailed in Tacoma on two city and two federal narcotics charges. Police say agents bought $1,000 worth of dope from him with marked money after an arrest in his office.
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Prison term handed to man for narcotics sale
Joe Milly confessed narcotic deal er was sentenced to 13 months in federal penitentiary at MacNeil inland by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer. Hilly pleaded guilty after prior police court convictions. John O'Toole, a federal dust sleuth, dies in San Francisco from injuries after being run down by a truck.
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Millionair Club Presents Evening of Entertainment
The Millionair Club will stage a dramatic program Saturday night featuring Dr. Levin WH Maxson Jay Mies Opal Hayes Mee M Maghesa Gregory and Noy. The event, under Kiwaniana auspices, aims to attract interest with a varied lineup amid the club’s activities.
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