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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

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Trial of Grace Fortescue and four men in Hawaii

Honolulu April 7 1932 A trial over the slaying of Joseph Kahahawai is underway with Mrs Grace Fortescue Lieut Thomas H Massie and two Navy enlisted men charged with second degree murder A delegation of white women led by Mrs Anne Kruegel attends to show support as jury selection progresses and prosecutors consider eye witness issues.

Honolulu T. H Chiefs Grace Fortescue Anne Kruegel Honolulu Citizens Organization For Good Government Thalia Massie Fortescue Joseph Kahahawai International News Service U. H INS Grace Hubbard Fortescue American Society Thomas H. Massie United States Navy Secont

Jury Trials Set To Resume April 18 In District Court

Judge D W Hamilton today excused petit jurors for the March term and deferred non ready cases. Jury trials are planned to resume Monday April 18 with three cases pending: Lemley versus Hochstet ter, Stutsman versus McAvoy, and Robinson versus Winga.

D. W. Hamilton District Court Lemley

Developments Pending on Kidnaping Accepts House Offer

In Indiana martial law fears arise as peace officers mobilize to quell coal region disturbances after miners injuries and closures. Gov Leslie ready to deploy state militia, mine officials defer troops while authorities seek order amid mob violence at multiple mines and a Goodyear Rubber coal mine closure in Ohio.

Terre Haute Ind Hottom Indiana Indianapolis Harry G Leslie Charles Whitlock Ohio Cadiz INS Goodyear Rubber Company Somerg Wodly United Mine Workers

Tax Talk for Club Meeting in Better Washington

A Better Washington club gathering on April 15 will feature I Rothschild’s program committee with Leo Thoma discussing tax money use. Thoma, Fairfield attorney, will speak on Where Our Tax Money Goes after the dinner, open to the public.

Leo Thoma Fairfield Better Washington Club Washington Club I. Rothschild Thoma

Interest Grows in Contest for Trip to Europe

Community readers discuss a popularity contest to send "Miss Washington" to Europe. The plan promises prestige for Washington and nearby towns and outlines sights in Stratford upon Avon London Brussels Versailles and Paris. A Friday meeting at the YMCA with Mr. Lucas of Budapest and New York will present visual portfolios and explain the trip experiences.

Europe Washington Montreal St. Lawrence Shakespeare Stratford On Avon London Bridge Grand Palace Brussels Peace Palace Versailles Lucas Budapest New York Home Economics Service Corporation of

Hoover Proposes Nonpartisan National Economy Program

President Hoover accepted the House economy committee’s offer to develop a national economy program. A Saturday meeting will review progress and allow administration suggestions. He urged executive-branch representatives join the committee drafting the bill and urged Senate action.

Washington INS Hoover House Economy Committee Senate John McDuffie Alabama

Nichols for Auditor A. J. Nichols Announces Run

A. J. Nichols of Wellman announces his candidacy for county auditor on the Republican ticket. Nichols is fifty five, with banking and retail merchandising experience and is well known throughout the community.

A. J. Nichols Wellman Nichols

Mrs Harold Graham and Mrs John Buller of Crawfords

Mrs Harold Graham and Mrs John Buller of Crawfords are listed as participants in a local social circle report noting household ties and community connections.

Harold Graham John Buller Crawfordsville

Women Invited to Question Lecturer at State Theater

Mrs. Nancy Rowe will lead the Journal cooking school at the State theater for four afternoons next week. Sessions feature Q and A, demonstrations, new kitchen equipment, and gift baskets for attendees. Doors open at 1 pm. lectures begin at 2 pm with prizes announced Friday.

Washington Nancy Rowe Journal State Theater Nancy the Journal

Washington High School Musicians to Enter Inter School Contests

Washington high school musicians performed in a concert and will enter inter school contests at Sigourney this weekend and in Washington later. The girls and boys glee clubs and string trio will skip sub district contest due to lack of competition and advance to district competition in Washington.

Washington High School Sigourney Washington Donald Welsh Helen Coffey

Congress Debates Philippine Independence Vote

In Beverly Hills coverage, Congress grants 40 minutes to discuss Philippine independence. Democrats vote in favor amid discussion of sugar, immigration, and freedom, with critics noting racial issues and Japan's influence on sugar supply.

Beverly Hills Cal Congress Philippine Philippines Japan

Charity Ball Promises Large Turnout at City Hall

The city hosts the final charity ball of the season at city hall tomorrow evening with the Washington band. Admission is 25 cents. Proceeds support the unemployment committee which is short about $100. Mayor Applegate and Ed Wolf lead ticket sales. Jerry Wolf handles the check room. Joe Melinski runs the lunch.

City Hall Washington Mayor Applegate Ed Wolf Jerry Wolf Joe Melinski Joe McGraw Applegate

Iowa Public Works to Cut Unemployment

Public work projects totaling 23.434609 million dollars are planned in Iowa to reduce unemployment. Regional relief adviser Rowland Haynes told the Iowa unemployment commission that conditions in Iowa are improving, with major work focused on roads in Cass Mahaska Des Moines and Cerro Gordo counties.

Des Moines Iowa INS Rowland Haynes President's Relief Organization Iowa Unemployment Commission Haynes J. W. Long A. L. Urick Middlewest Cass Mahaska Cerro Gordo Counties

Soloists and ensembles slated for Sigourney sub district contest

Vocal soloists from last night will enter the Sigourney sub district contest this Friday. William Stewart soprano Velda Parcell Earl Kindig Gina Bianchi lead solos with a boys quartet and a girls sextet including Parcell Me linski Sartor Mathers Bianchi Vernette Johnson. Additional instrumental entries by Maurice Mayo Karl Bevins and Director Milburn McKay include oboe and piano solos and a string quintet led by Mildred Masson Henrietta Hull Helen Sartor Junior Cuddy and Maurice Mayo.

Milburn McKay Karl Bevins Sarah Marie Davis Charlotte Squire Sigourney Washington Henrietta Hui Helen Sartor William Stewart Velda Parcell Earl Kindig Gina Bianchi Boys Francis McConnel Donald Welsh Welda Parcell Helen Melinski Martha Mathers Vernette Johnson Maurice Mayo Daryl Fetters Mildred Masson Henrietta Hull Junior Cuddy

Tense atmosphere surrounds Lindbergh kidnapping case

Reports from New Jersey and Norfolk indicate heightened suspense as negotiators race toward a potential settlement for the Lindbergh baby. Rear Admiral Guy H. Burrage and a trio of Norfolk citizens pursue renewed talks, while the public awaits concrete steps from the kidnapers and their secret arrangement.

Norfolk INS Guy H. Burrage Burrage Curtis H. Dobson-Peacock Christ's Episcopal Church

Rain deluges sweep Iowa slowing farm work

A statewide rain episode drenched Iowa last night with thunder and lightning. Cedar Rapids logged about .60 inches, Decorah 1.08 inches, Albia 1.12 inches, while western and northern areas saw less than a tenth to near an inch, delaying late farm operations.

Des Moines Iowa Weather Bureau Cedar Rapids Decorah Albia Charles D. Reed

Washington State Bank Opens Possible Earlier Date

Directors of the new Washington State bank hope to open earlier than Monday April 25 though not definite. Remodeling of the room previously used by Commercial Savings bank proceeds, with the old bank's examiner coordinating to finalize affairs. A district court hearing on Commercial bank matters is set for April 16.

Washington State Bank Commercial Savings Bank Commercial Bank Journal Today District Court

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