Waterloo man fined for unemployment fraud
Harry N. Louis, 36, of Waterloo, an electrical installation worker, was fined 25 dollars after admitting drawing unemployment compensation while employed on an electrical job at Hampton. He had signed an affidavit stating he was not employed during the week ending Nov 18 and collected 9.49 dollars. He also tried to collect compensation on Nov 24 and Dec 4 while employed.
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Waterloo
Harry N. Louis
Ben G. Howery
Hampton
Louis
Waterloo Wh Employment Compensation Board
George Heath
Easter Visit Plans From Chicaro Friends
Mary Finney and her roommate Helen Hilson of Chicaro will arrive tomorrow evening for an Easter visit with Miss Finney's sister Mrs. Richard Stewart and family.
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Mary Finney
Helen Hilson
Chicaro
Miss Finney
Richard Stewart
H J Club Meets With Mrs Shalla In Quiet Gathering
Fourteen members of the H J club attended yesterday's meeting with Mrs Adolph Shalla. Guests Mrs Will Shalla and Mrs Harold Durst joined. Mrs George Shalla, president, led the business session as members shared a flower themed roll call and then quilted.
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H J. Club
Adolph Shalla
Will Shalla
Harold Durst
George Shalla
Merritt Reiner
Orville Meyers
County Wheat Damage Prompts Insurance Payouts
Chairman Carl Oldfield of the Washington county AAA reports extensive winter damage to county wheat. Sixty one insurance policies will be paid from a federal fund, with farmers receiving wheat or cash based on policy terms and current market prices. The program, now in its third year, protects most local wheat growers this season.
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Carl Oldfield
Washington County Aaa Organization
Oldfield
Chicago Markets: Hogs Sheep Cattle Prices Mixed on Slow Trade
Markets report from Chicago on April 11 shows hogs steady to 10 cents lower with top at 9.00 and lighter weights 8.60 to 8.85. Sheep seen slow to steady as western lambs and ewes price around 10.25 to 10.65. Cattle demand steady to firm with yearlings 9.25 to 10.50 and best heifers up to 11.50, beef cows 7.00 to 8.00, vealers 9.50 to 12.10, and Saturday’s projection of 500 hogs and 500 cattle plus 1,000 sheep.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago poultry market slips as supplies rise
Chicago on April 11 reports a lower poultry market with 33 truck receipts. Small hens are heavy at 20, No 2 hens 17, bareback hens 18, and broilers at unknown levels.
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Broilers Oh
Mrs Raymond Graf Hosts Friendly Circle Club Meeting
Mrs Raymond Graf hosted the Friendly Circle yesterday for fifteen members. Guests included Mrs Dan Boone Mrs Clyde Crile and Mrs Ed Heck and her mother Mrs Horn. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs Harley Davidson president Mrs Isaac Kleese vice president Mrs Glen Cuddeback secretary treasurer Mrs Will Sheetz reporter and flower committee members Mrs Harry Hutt and Mable Johnson. The May meeting will be with Mrs Charles Greiner.
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Raymond Graf
Friendly Circle Club
Dan Boone
Clyde Crile
Ed Heck
Horn
Harley Davidson
Isaac Kleese
Glen Cuddeback
Will Sheetz
Harry Hutt
Mable Johnson
Charles Greiner
Edwin Griffith Visits During Easter Vacation
Edwin Griffith, an instructor in Cedar Rapids public schools, is spending the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Griffith
Cedar Rapids Public Schools
Mrs
Roosevelt Proclaims Access to Suez Route Opens for US
The proclamation ends a combat zone that barred American shipping from the Red Sea and Aden gulf. Roosevelt says US ships may carry supplies to non belligerent nations up to the southern mouth of the canal. He notes Port Said status remains uncertain as to whether it lies in a combat or canal zone.
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Red Sea
Aden Gulf
Africa
Arabian
Suez
Roosevelt
Canal
Port Said
Mediterranean
Doeks
Canal Zone
Easter Week Visitors and Local News
Wilma Walker of Oakland arrives for a week with her parents the W alkers. Clyde Boice and daughter Sally from Iowa City plan Easter visit to the Hom er Stephen and Boice homes. Rainbow Girls bake sale Saturday at Washington Cleaners. McBurney family moves to 715 Stutsman Street Corner Bluffs. Mr McBurney promoted with Purina Feed. Francis Schaeffer Bob Brewer and Joe Lowder attended the Louis Musto fight in St Louis. 19 000 in attendance. University of Iowa students home for vacation include Ruth Dupuis Marguerite Hardy Carl Junebluth Jr Bob Prink Elizabeth Brown. Dr and Mrs A W Clow plan to meet their daughter Donna in Iowa City for Easter weekend. Dr and Mrs M J Cruise of Camp Meade S D arrived to visit friends at Mr and Mrs Charles W Longs.
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Clyde Boice
Sally
Iowa City
Homer Stephen
Mr. C. A. Boice
J. W. McBurney
George
Gordon
Hinmy
Stutsman Street
Corner Bluffs
Iowa
Washington
McBurney
Purina
Here
Francis Schaeffer
Bob Brewer
Joe Lowder
St. Louis
Roy Schaeffer
Ben Holt
University of Towa
Ruth Dupuis
Marguerite Hardy
Carl Junebluth
Bob Prink
Elizabeth Brown
Jay Brown
Mercy Hospital
A. W. Clow
Donna
Chicago
M. J. Cruise
Camp Meade
8. D
Charles W. Long
Book Review of Sapphira and the Slave Girl
Mrs. Frank Miller reviewed Willa Cather's Sapphira and the Slave Girl in the YWCA Women’s Room. The talk analyzed a pre Civil War Virginia mill setting and a jealous wife’s cruel power over a young enslaved girl, with 25 attendees and refreshments served. The next review by Mrs. Morrison is set for April 24 at eight.
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Sapphira
Willa Cather
Y.W.C.A
T. R. Gillespie
A. B. Atchison
Edith Shields
Frank Hb
Miller
Virginia
Miss Cather
Back Creek
Nancy
Glenn B. Holden
Carl Roberts
George Morrison
R. A. Hutchinson
Hog price pegging unlikely to affect markets
Ames Iowa April 11 government plans to peg Chicago hog prices at nine dollars will not alter the general level of hog prices over the next two years, says Iowa State College economist Lauren K. Soth. Hog prices may rise this spring and summer but average levels later year unlikely to exceed otherwise expected. Iowa farm price levels remained steady in March with buying power at 87 percent prewar. The report notes corn carryover, grain outlook, and livestock trends amid evolving feed costs and production plans.
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Ames
Iowa
Chicago
Lauren K. Soth
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Economist
Mareh
Towa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Legislature Near Adjournment Marks Final Day
Des Moines reports the 49th general assembly nearing adjournment with the senate debating the beer issue and the house disposing of minor items. Lawmakers said goodbye as they wrapped up matters and recessed for Good Friday under a formal resolution.
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Des Moines
49Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Explosions Hit Defense Plants In New Jersey and Alabama
Two workers were killed and at least four injured in a Cal es powder plant blast in Belvidere New Jersey. In Alabama a blast at Woodward Iron near Bessemer injured about 14 workers, none reported killed, as deputies responded and the blast shattered windows miles away.
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Belvidere
N. J
Hercales
Bressemer
Ala
Woodward Iron Company
Birmingham
Roosevelt creates new price control agency
President Roosevelt signed an executive order to form the Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply in Washington. Leon Henderson was named head of the new agency, which will join the Office of Emergency Management and coordinate with the Office of Production Management and the National Defense Advisory Commission. The order merges the defense organization into the price administration unit.
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Washington, D. C
Au.p
Roosevelt
Office of Price Administration
Civilian Supply
Leon Henderson
Office of Emergency Management
Office of Production Management
National Defense Advisory Commission
Mrs. Gilbert Mills Hosts Rebekah Club Meeting
The Rebekah club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Gilbert Mills as hostess. Members sewed and planned an all day sewing event next Wednesday at Mrs. Cloyce Horsey’s home with a potluck dinner at noon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Claire Gray.
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Rebekah Club
Gilbert Millis
Cloyce Horsey
Claire Gray
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Gent
BALE
Floyd Tommy Tucker
Bill Chmelar
Xyz
Care For Journal
Ralph's
Adio
Henry Berdo
Joe Moore
Batavia
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Mt Way
Superior
Archer
Mose Levy
LO Iplow
Wm. Hesseltine
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M. A. Mace
East Second Street
Glenn Mace
Mace Motor Co
Lentleman
Capitol Ames
L. G. Allbbaugh
Wa State College
Lesday
Washington, Dpd
Farm Security Administration
KSA
Reister Bros
Creamery
Hery
Red Comb Feeds
Green Gable
Jamesway Poultry Equipment
Dr. Salisbury Poultry Health Service
the Evening Journal
Eelipse Lumber Co
Hammond
Marion
Green Colonial Furnace
Eveready Plumbing & Heating Co
Green Colonial Furnaces
Howard Keifer
Call
J. J. A. Porter
Cloyce Stewart
Pond Plano
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Yaro Sojka
GooDp Hamp
Harold White
Eli Jackson
Monarch
Ross Pence
N. R
Guernsey
Briggs & Stratton
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Katoya
Donald Stout
Wescote
Western Auto Store
Firestone Champions
Picken
Brown's
Emerson Gang
K. Sands
Ainsworth
Tucker Chevrolet
Mustang
Wm, J. Vogel
Keota
Armstrong and
Gold Seal
Gamble Store
Dick. Itfeed
Martin’s Modern Cleaners
Rose Cottage
Riverside
Eeclipse Lumber Co
Wan. L. Zager
D. Cc. Barrett
Ainsworth Produce
Wessler Bros
Methodist Church
48Theod
Dd. F. Macon Auctioneer
H.J. Club
Shalla
West Chester
Morning Sun Rendering
Geo. J. Breitenbach
P.L. Etter
Washington, Lowa
Wilma Walker
Oakland
Calif
Rainbow Girls
Washington Cleaners
Harriet Clendening
Hazel Dean
Kalona
Guy Deal
Winfield
Mia
John Custer
Paul Brock
Ottumwa
Arthur Pavitt
Sirs
Willis Richards
Jimmy
Lloyd Durst
Marian
Wellman
Frank Miller
Sheriff's Office
Gilbert Mills
Firestone
Frank Patterson
Wessler Brothers
N. Iowa Ave
Opp. Methodist Church
South Ave
Vietrola and Records
Frank Kurtz D.ff. Macon
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