Federal Reserve Criticized by Iowa Governor at Governors Conference
Governor Dan Turner of Iowa told the national governors conference in Richmond that the Federal Reserve policy has unfairly hurt agriculture by reclassifying farm notes and restricting credit. He urged legal reform to curb excess taxation and government spending, warning that high taxes imperil democracy.
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Richmond
INS
Federal Reserve System
Dan W. Turner
Iowa
Federal Reserve
Turner
Federal Reserve Bank
American Boy Hobbies Revealed by St Louis Y M C A
A handicraft show by the St Louis Y M C A disclosed the chief hobbies of an American boy including autographs, arrowheads, knots, stamps, cigar bands, butterflies, postcards, old coins, weapons and other curios, plus building model boats and airplanes.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Y. M. C. A
Reunion plans sought by former Wildcat Division members
Washington INS reports Staff Sergeant James F. E. Cahall requests contact from former members of the Wildcat Division for a June reunion. The notice urges those who served in the unit to reach out to arrange the gathering.
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Washington
INS
List
Wildcat
James FE. Cahall
Wellman Orchestra Wins Class C Event at District Contest
Wellman led Class C results with first in orchestra and second in concert band while the district contest at Washington High Saturday also sent entries to the state meet. Lost Nation and Cantril followed in Class C band, and Washington groups earned state spots in strings and solos.
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Wellman Orchestra
Washington High
Wellman
Wellmat Gree
High School
Winfield
Springdale
Lost Nation
Washington High School
Iowa City
Henrietta Hull
Helen Sartor
Sarah Marie Davis
Milan Thompson
Karl Bevins
Problems of Marriage and Home Subject of Address by Dr Lane
Dr Stoddard Lane of Plymouth Congregational church Des Moines spoke to a large crowd at the Methodist church on spiritual bases of marriage. He urged birth control education legal sanction and an education system for marriage noting women as comrades not subordinates and children need a good start. Continued on Page 6.
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Lane
Des Moines
Stoddard Lane
Plymouth Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Methodist Men's Club
Baptist and
United Presbyterian People
Massie insanity defense nears end in Kahahawai case
Honolulu April 25 considering surprising testimony on Joseph Kahahawai death as Dr Robert Faus may be recalled. Prosecutor Kelley hints final witness Dr Catton to testify Massie sane at time of shooting. Darrow says an aiding alienist helped Massie defense and argues for insanity impact on all co defendants.
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Honolulu
T. H
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Joseph Kahahawal
John C Kelley
Joseph Catton
Thomas H. Massie
Kelley
Robert B. Faus
Faus
Lieut
Massie
Kahahawai
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Claims Defense
Clarence Darrow
International News Service Today
Paul Bowers
Lieut. Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Thalia Massie
Darrow
John C. Kelley
Keiley
Kehoe challenges Governor to old fashioned debate
Louis J. Kehoe, Republican candidate for governor, issued a public challenge to Governor Dan Turner to a joint meeting and debate. He said the public deserved to hear policies outlined and offered to meet wherever Turner prefers.
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Wellman
Iowa
INS
Dan Turner
Louis J. Kehoe
Kehoe
Turner
Miss Washington Contest Promises Mystery After Three Weeks
The article notes three weeks remain in the Miss Washington popularity contest with Mary Dougall emerging as a dark horse. She led voting on Saturday with 47.45 percent and $18.40 in votes as supporters grow. Other top contenders Mildred Rate Elsie Glassburtner Mildred Brown and Mary Pauls show sizable totals and remain in the race while urging readers to vote promptly.
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Washington
Europe
Mary Dougall
Mildred
Elsie Glassburtner
Mildred Brown
Mary
Collection of Garbage To Start Next Monday May 2
Mayor John W. Applegate announces summer garbage collection for War ington is set to begin Monday May 2. The 1932 contract with Ed Kolosick outlines a ward by ward schedule with pickups from residences and businesses. He urges residents to place cans where visible and keep lids on, avoid glass or metal in trash, and minimize water.
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John W. Applegate
Warington
Ee Kolosick
Ed Kolosicky
South Wighth Street
Blue
Senate inquiry unfolds with Gray key to testimony
Hollywood rumors swirl as the Senate investigation probes Wall Street ties. A witness named Gray surprises by exposing hidden details about a buried body, while Whitney faces pressure on the stand. The piece cites patriotic Americans and French allies amid arrests for anti country remarks and shifts in bond values from Morgan.
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Hollywood
Cal
Senate
Morgan
Washington State Bank Opens Second Week Amid Expectations
The Washington State bank enters its second week with strong signs of success. Vice President R I Davis notes the first week ended with more cash on hand than at opening. Depositors from the old Commercial Savings bank largely left deposits intact while withdrawals were limited, and heavy business forced temporary loan help from Warry Sizer.
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Washington State Bank
R. I. Davis
Old Commercial Savings Bank
Washington State
Atend
Warry Sizer
State Banking Department
Ainsworth and Cotter
Japanese Launch New Drive Against Rebels in Kirin Province
Japanese army headquarters announces a new operation in Kirin province against rebels led by General Wang Teh Lin. Units replacing the Chin Chow force move to Kirin as troops already there prepare for a concerted assault. Also, Miss Marie Jackson spent the weekend at her Kalona home.
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Mukden
Kirin
Wang Teh-Lin
Chinchow
Miss Marie Jackson
Kalona
Senate Quiz To Re Open On Tuesday
Washington April 25 After a new steering committee formed to probe stock speculation the Senate Banking and Currency Committee voted to reopen its inquiry tomorrow with a mystery witness. The witness said to be a Wall Street operator volunteered to testify and the panel will decide whether to subpoena John J Raskob William F Kenny Fred J Fisher W C Durants and other notable traders.
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Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gen. Dawes
Wall Street
Senate
Washington
INS
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John J. Raskob
William F. Kenny
Pred J. Fisher
W. C. Durants
William A. Gray
Philadelphia
Burglar Search Continued for Thompson Market Theft
Sheriff R. H. McCarty reported no new developments in the search for the burglar who hit the Thompson grocery and market and stole the Winfield Smouse automobile from the W. J. Keifer garage last Thursday night. The thief had gained a head start before discovery and the car’s absence was only found late Friday afternoon.
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R. H. McCarty
Thompson
Winfield Smouse
W. J. Keifer
Demons Edge Toward Ninth, Oskaloosa Meet Standings
Washington high school scored eleven points tying with Ottumwa for eighth place at the Oskaloosa meet. Frederick won the discus at 117 feet 4 inches a meet record and placed third in the high hurdles. McElhinney was second in the high jump and tied for second in pole vault. Gardner of West Chester was second in shot put as Fairfield won the meet largely due to Crayne’s three first places and relay points. Creston finished second.
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Washington High School
Ottumway
Frederick
McElhinney
Gardner
West Chester
Fairfield
Crayne
Creston
Southern Storm Kills Seven in Shelby County and Osceola
Tornadoes sweeping through Shelby County Tennessee and Osceola Arkansas killed at least seven people and injured several as houses, businesses, and gins were demolished. A related storm battered parts of southern Kentucky causing injuries and widespread damage.
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Memphis, Tenn
Shelby County
Osceola
Ark
Bowling Green
Kentucky
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U. S. Bank
Hoover
Council of Governors
White House
Mystery Witness In Market
Dawes
Milburn A. McKay
Instru
Helen Coffey
Washington Girls’ Glee Club
Washington Orchestra
Tommy Stewart
John Jackson
Donald I. Davis
Lou Jean Stewart
Martha Mathers
Hubert Turner
Supt
J. H. Peet
Charles 5. Davis
U. S
London
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Court of St. James's
Mr. Mellon
Burke
Lord Derby
Prince of Wales
Miss Washington
Pauls
Mildred Craig
Hisie Glassburner
Mary Pauls
LSS
Mildred Patterson
Mary Louise Barne
Evi Burham
Dorothy Soukup
Riverside
Mae Mangold
Marguerite Reister
BANK
Big Wall Street
Demons
Prederick
Oskaloosa
Melthinney
PLO
Tennessee
ARKAN
Sas, Kentucky
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