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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1932
Page
13
Earl F. Wisdom assistant attorney general will represent the state at Charles City in the appeal over the secretary of state s denial of a driver s license for J H Baughey in a Des Moines filed case.
Coroner William Carpenter reported that Tony Dezorzi and relatives escaped a blaze when their dog Tootsie barked alerting them to danger. Iris also barked and the family fled as the roof collapsed, preserving their lives.
Ross Cook, 38, of Cincinnati Iowa, a miner, died from burns in a local incident when a gasoline stove he was attempting to light exploded.
Ed R. Brown of Des Moines announced his candidacy for re election to the state house of representatives. He serves as secretary of the legislative committee on the reduction of governmental expenditures and seeks support to continue the committee's work in the next legislature. He is a republican.
New York April 13 The United Action for Employment group reports 480703 men and women placed in jobs since the national drive began to put 1000000 workers back to work. Indiana leads with 1886 persons returned to painful occupations, followed by California and New York.
Congress enactment of the full payment bonus bill would deliver about $46 577 200 15 to Iowa veterans after deducting prior loans and interest. The statement lists county allocations including Washington county at 378 644 70 and other totals for different counties.
Harold Bray and Harley Grass of Mapleton pleaded guilty to stealing seven head of cattle from David Lanz of Stanton. They trucked the cattle to Sioux City and sold them. Grass faces the reformatory, Bray the penitentiary for the five year terms. They were arrested with all items ready for trial.
Victory for Mother Otto Horton, still jailed, as state agent J A Baker and deputy sheriff Harley Mc Kown of Sioux City recover the cattle from Lanz.
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