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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1932

Page

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State taxes can be reduced in Iowa says official

Ed R Brown, Iowa committee on reduction of governmental expenditures, told Drake University audience that 25 to 40 million dollars can be cut from Iowa tax expense while maintaining government quality. He cites rising costs since 1900 and 1912 wealth growth, urging citizens to accept sacrifices for tax relief.

Des Moines Iowa Ed R. Brown Committee On Iowa Political Science Association Drake University United States

Kelley Plans Fight on Insanity Plea in Massie Case

Honolulu April 22 Prosecutor John C Kelley laid final plans to press for a clear cut conviction despite Clarence Darrows defense in the Fortescue Massie honor slaying trial He will rely on two mainland psychiatrists Dr Paul Bowers and Dr Joseph Catton and a recess until Saturday was granted to study the transcript of testimony Darrow argues Massie became insane after a sequence of harrowing events

Honolulu T. H Clarence Darrow John C. Kelley Fortescue-Massie Charless. Davis Kelley Paul Bowers Joseph Catton Darrow Thomas H. Massie Joseph

Brookhart Opens Re-Election Campaign May 2 in Iowa

Senator Brookhart will launch his bid for re nomination with a May 2 meeting at the Y M C A gymnasium in Washington D C. Supporters say he will travel Iowa all May mapping a speaking schedule through the June Republican primary and organize a Brookhart for Senator club to oversee plans.

Brookhart Smith W. Brookhart Washington Iowa Senator Brookhart Washington, D. C C. A

Washington baseball club forms under Charles Clark

After weeks of workouts a Washington baseball club has been perfected under manager Charles Clark. About twenty men are in the squad and will be whittled to a selected team. A May 1 practice with Brighton precedes games with a Dubuque salaried team and Cedar Rapids outfit. Other opponents include Hayesville Eddyville Ottumwa Giants and more. The Libe's ball park field has been improved with a repaired grandstand and new screens.

Washington Charles Clark Brighton Dubuque Cedar Rapids Hayesville Eddyville Ottumwa Giants Clark Libe’s Ball Park

Golf Pairings Set for Washington Country Club Dinner Tournament

The Washington Country Club committee plans the first dinner tournament of the season with date not fixed. Pairings are to be announced early next week.

Washington Country Club

Washington Collection Exhibits German Newspapers

An exhibition features a collection of German period newspapers from 1774 to 18006 with reports on George Washington. English translations accompany the articles for accessibility.

Berlin INS George Washington

Mrs Atchison Dies in Kansas at 76

Elizabeth M. Atchison of Richmond Kansas dies after months of illness from a broken hip. She leaves three sons A F Atchison Ray and Ross and a daughter Mrs E P Cunningham. Her husband died ten years ago. A E Atchison and Mary Atchison attend funeral in Richmond.

Elizabeth M. Atchison Richmond Kans A E. Atchison Washington A. J. Dawson A. E. Atchison Mary Atchison Rieshmond Atchison A. F Atchison Ray Kaus Ross Oklahoma City Okla E. P. Cunningham Dawson Stafford

Track Team Heads to Oskaloosa Relay Meet

Coach Jim Shultz will take about fifteen Washington track team members to Oskaloosa for the annual relay meet, with entries in several events. He also plans to send several athletes to Des Moines next week for the Drake Relays.

Jim Shultz Oskaloosa Washington Des Moines

Burlington Wins Three First Places At District Music Meet

About 1,000 students from southeastern Iowa high schools competed in a district music contest held today and tomorrow at Burlington High School and the Presbyterian church. Burlington won first in three Class A events including girls glee club mixed chorus and band with Washington placing second in Class A girls glee and third in Class A band.

Iowa Presbyterian Church Washington High School Washington Bur.ington Burlington Ralph Bunce L. A. Bunce Lorane Carder Iowa City St. Madison Fairfield Sigourney West Liberty Ft. Madison Burington Magentine Tipton Hig

Burglary at Thompson's Market on East Side

Overnight burglary at Thompson's Market on the square east side left about 82 dollars missing from the cash register. Entrance gained from the alley. access via basement. Police suspect an out of town experienced thief. a stranger under suspicion was seen downtown and is being searched for.

Thompson's Market Groceteria

Mary Dougall Dominates Today's Washington Contest Votes

Mary Dougall collected 23,250 new votes to lead the day in the Washington popularity contest. With support rising since her return, she faces strong daily tallies as friends push her bid for a Europe trip. Mildred Brown ranks second with 20,000 added, totaling 267,900, while many others including Mildred Craig and Jessie Glassburner hold steady in the top ranks.

Washington Mary Dougall Europe Mildred Brown the Journal Mildred Craig Jessie Glassburner Mildred Crown Mary Pauls Mildred Patterson

Hoover campaign plan outlined for Chicago convention

Beverly Hills dispatch mocks economizing by Republicans in Chicago. It notes papers reveal Hoover’s campaign route and handshake schedule. It also says the proposed platform and speeches, unchanged for 40 years, have never been used or listened to.

Beverly Hills Cal Hoover

Trials Set For May 16 Court Adjourns To Hear Non Jury Cases

By request of the court Judge D W Hamilton adjourned district court to Monday May 16 in Washington to hear non jur y matters. Docket includes Lemley v Hochstetler Mason v Lincoln Wylie v Detroit Fidelity Secur ity Co on May 16 Thorne v Woodford Thorne v Jones Temple v Houtt Shores v Wilson May 18 Washington National Bank v Maxwell Meek v Bishop Trusteeship of McLaughlin Miller v Davidson and a License Appeal denial. Arthur Stewart pleads guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor. three month jail term withCosts suspended on good behavior. He is remanded to the county jail and paroled to Sheriff McCarty.

D. W. Hamilton Washington Lemley Hochstetler Mason Lincoln Wylie Detroit Fidelity & Surety Co Thorne Woodford Jones Temple Houtt Shores Wilson Washington National Bank Maxwell Meek Bishop McLaughlin Miller Davidson Carl P. Ruegsegger Wellman Motor Vehicle Department Secretary of State's Office Hamilton Eardley Bell George F. Morrison Stewart Arthur Stewart George I. Morrison R. H. McCarty Harold H. Putnam

Local Washington Residents See Bell Laboratory Demonstration

More than twenty Washington people attended a lecture and live demonstration by Sergius P. Grace at the University field house in Jew City. The event, under the Iowa College of Engineering, showcased Bell labs advances with a London message, air plane communications, and a sensitive microphone that made heartbeats audible and arm muscles audible as they contracted.

Washington Jews City Bell Telephone Laboratories Sergius P. Grace Iowa College of Engineering University London Iowa

Pledge drive aims 100000 work hours in Ventura Legion effort

Poinsettia City Post 339 of the American Legion in Ventura launches a campaign to create employment with a goal of 100000 pledged work hours. More than 0,000 hours have already been pledged. Several individuals including Dorothy Breier Brighton and Wilma Wade are listed among contributors.

Ventura Cal INS Poinsettia City Post 339 The American Legion

Japan vows to hold Manchuria despite world opinion

Tokyo announced that Japan will retain Manchuria with full military strength despite League opposition. General Sadao Araki said Japan is in Manchuria to stay and transform it into a peaceful, prosperous nation. Three trainloads of Japanese troops moved toward Hailin to quell a growing rebellion along the eastern branch of the Chinese Eastern railway, with railway directors arranging transports.

Tokyo INS League of Nations Siberian Japan Manchuria Sadao Araki Araki Munkden Imienpo Hailin

Expect Something New In Lindbergh Kidnapping

A new development was expected to be made public as Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh visits the Sourland mountain home. The Rev. H. Dobson-Peacock, mediator in the abduction negotiations, was reported in New York and was to reach the Lindbergh home near Hopewell, New Jersey, later today.

Trenton N J Lindbergh Sourland Mountain Charles A. Lindbergh

Flood Threat Forces Sioux City Area Residents to Evacuate

In Iowa the West Fork river flood near Moville Hornick and Climbing Hill prompted lowland residents to prepare to leave homes as seven feet of water threatened properties. railroad track damage and county road destruction added to the crisis while additional rain raised future risk.

Sioux City Iowa Hornick Climbing Hill West Fork River G. K. Greening Moville Greening North Western Railroad Little Sioux West Fork

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