Hearing for Prybil to Be Wednesday
Iowa City reports indicate a preliminary hearing for Frank J. Prybil, tied to alleged irregularities at the University of Iowa, will occur Wednesday. Prybil is charged with forgery and uttering a forged instrument, bonded at 5,000 dollars and released after arraignment.
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Iowa City
INS
Frank J. Prybil
University of Iowa
Iowa
Justice of the Peace
Elias J. Hughes
Prybil
Charles A Brown
Crawfordsville Presbyterian Plans Annual Congregational Meeting
The Crawfordsville Presbyterian church schedules its annual congregational meeting for Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. The gathering will be held in the church this April 4 with members invited to attend and participate.
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Crawfordsvile
Crawfordville
Demons Take Three Spots in State Indoor Track Meet
Washington high school track men placed in three events at the state indoor meet held at the Towan Field House Saturday evening. Minden won a mile section, Fuhr finished third in the quarter, and Smith tied for third in the high jump. Fairfield won the meet by a point and a half over West Waterloo, while Dick Crayne of Fairfield led all scorers.
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Washington High School
Towa Field House
Minden
Fuhr
Smith
Fairfield
West Waterloo
Dick Crayne
Mystery Deepens in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
London police said they are in communication with Major Charles H Schoeffel of New Jersey state police who is in Europe pursuing leads. A Baltimorean claimed to be an emissary for a gang he believes holds the Lindbergh child as officials investigate the case. Colonel Charles A Lindbergh returned to his Hopewell New Jersey home from a mysterious trip.
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Rudolph
BE. A. Baldwin
McChesney
Brown
Fletcher
University
Orybil
MacChesney
Chicago
Oral Swift
Des Moines
London
INS
Scotland Yard
Charles H. Schoeffel
New Jersey
Baltimore
Trenton
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell, N. J
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Meilon
New York
England
Court of St. James
Journal's Cooking School for Washington Women
The Journal announces a week long cooking school for Washington women led by Nancy Rowe a renowned home making expert. Four sessions run Tuesday to Friday feature free recipes demonstrations and on stage cooking with a model kitchen and gifts. All women are invited with no admission and prizes will be awarded on the final day.
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Washington
Journal
Nancy Rowe
Rowe
Washington High School Concert Wednesday Evening
Washington high school presents a program of vocal and instrumental music on Wednesday April 6 in the school auditorium. Performances include girls and boys quartets, a girls sextet, a string trio and several solos under Miss Helen Coffey and Milburn A McKay. Admission is ten cents and the public is invited.
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Washington High School
Washington High School Audiorium
Helen Coffey
Milburn A. McKay
Girl's Glee Club
Palestrina
Carlow
Fletcher
Logan
William Stewart
Forsythe
Franz
Walt
Mildred Craig Leads Popularity Contest With Special Prize
Mildred Craig takes a wide lead in the Washington popularity contest with 101,150 two day votes and a grand total of 129,200. She earns a $5 prize for most votes, while Mary Pauls nabbs $3 with 69,600 votes and Mildred Brown wins $2.50 with 38,750 votes. Elsie Glassburner earns honorable mention with 34,800 votes as the contest moves into a tense third week.
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Europe
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Mary Pauls
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Elsie Glassburner
Journal
Elsie Glassburher
Dark Horses
Fortieth
Sears
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Mary Louise Barnes
Crawfordsville
Eva Burham
Mary Dougall
Mae Mangold
Marguerite Reister
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Lois Holland
Wyman
Haskins
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Ainsworth
Estelle Davidson
West Chester
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Leona West
Kalona
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Columbus Junction
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Alice Poole
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Elizabeth Koehler
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Ruth Tellin
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Irma Moore
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Letha Schmitter
Deien Turnipseed
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Isabelle Combs
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Margaret Morgan
Uretta Pickett
Stand Taken For Lower Taxes In County Race
Several men at a tax payers meeting at the city hall pledged to save money for taxpayers while handling county business efficiently. About fifty attended, with Ruebsam presiding, voting for repeal of minimum wage for county officers and teachers, no county agent, cheaper surveyor, and salaries to prewar levels. They condemned buying land to park cars at Sunset park. Speakers included T. W. Zillmer and Charles F. Greiner outlining tax reduction goals, while Walter Sheets spoke for Dutch Creek.
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William Ruebsam
Sunset Park
Ruebsam
Washington County
T. W. Zillmer
Wellman
Greiner
Charles F. Greiner
Walter Sheets
Dutch Creek
Sympathy Sparks Attention Over Missing Lindbergh Baby
Beverly Hills notes how a baby's safety captures public interest and stirs concern about congressional inaction. The diarist hints the case could foreshadow a broader public omen for the Lindbergh baby and cautions secrecy until a breakthrough occurs.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Congress
Plan for Economy Push From Hoover to Congress
President Hoover urged drastic expenditure cuts and a national program to balance the budget for the year starting July 1. He called for consolidation and reorganization of bureaus and agencies plus amendments to laws to remove waste and nonessential functions. A new $1 billion tax bill moved to the Senate Finance Committee with hearings set for Wednesday.
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Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
Four Men Die in Plane Crash Near Duluth
A snowstorm during an attempted landing north of Duluth, Minnesota killed four men en route to the Detroit national aircraft show. All victims were residents of Ely, Minnesota.
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Duluth
Minn
Detroit
Here
Ely
Damage Case Trial Resumes In Auto Crash Suit
Testimony began this morning in the damages case of Elanor Garmoe against Roger Colthurst. A jury was drawn last Friday for the October crash near the Garmoe home north of Ainsworth. Witnesses include Raymon Garmoe and Roy Garmoe, Elanor’s father.
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Elanor Garmoe
Roger Colthurst
Elanor
Roy Garmoe
Ainsworth
Raymon Garmoe
Flanor
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