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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1933

Page

1

Insurance Dept Head Is Involved

Des Moines reports the Iowa attorney general ruled E. W. Clark may not legally hold the office of insurance commissioner or receive the $500 salary increase. The opinion questions his status as officeholder after being appointed by Governor Dan W. Turner.

Des Moines E. W. Clark Ed O'Conner Clark Dan W. Turne Offic Comptrollo Charles V. Murtagh Office of Insuran 44Th General Assembly

Iowa Cities May Seek Tax Change

Delegates from about 700 Iowa cities gather for a three day convention as the Iowa League of Municipalities discusses tax revision options. Mayor Thomas J. Smith of Burlington seeks looser limits on maintenance tax for fire losses and an added wheel or gas tax. Secretary Frank Pierce urges careful study of new taxes and fair allocation to relieve urban taxpayers.

Decorah Iowa U.P Iowa League Jowa Thomas J. Smith Burlington Frank Pierce Marshalltown Pierce Audien

Double Votes On New Subscribers Contest Heads

Turning in 7090 votes Sam McCleery rises to fourth place in the Journal's popularity subscription drive. Ruth Messer leads with 93 970, Catherine Masson close behind, and Louis McFadden third. Doubled votes apply for subscriptions received Thursday before 8 00 PM as competition nears the final days.

Sam McCleery Journal Sam Ruth Messer Louis McFadden Catherine Masson Betty Wilson Betty Haven Wilma Messenger Mary Ellen Lytle Alta Greeian Ireta Willits Evelyn Watson Josephine Brinning Kenneth Bleckard Wsrde Bob Hansen Doubee

Wheat Acreage Reduction Meetings Hasten Program

Temporary chairmen for the wheat acreage reduction program will convene local farmers to discuss contracts. County Agent W J Roudabush, secretary for the program, urges immediate meetings. Farmers who sign contracts will elect a township director to run local operations. The first meeting, led by H H Greendyk, drew about twenty farmers at Rublo Bank.

W. J. Roudabush Rublo Bank H. H. Greendyke Roudabush 48 & Group

Church Men Hear Owen and Simpson

Dr C A Owen of Assiut Egypt and Dr John F Simpson of Buffalo spoke at a United Presbyterian Forum meeting as a farewell for Dr Owen who departs for Egypt after summer in Washington. Dr Simpson urged the group to consider a men’s church alliance while Harvey Coulter and local singers entertained. about fifty men attended dinner and program.

C. A. Owen Assiut Egypt John F. Simpson Buffalo Forum United Presbyterian Church Owen Washington Dr Simpson Harvey Coulter William Stewart Everett Simpson John Owen Cloyd Garrett Karl Revins Stanley Dayton Harry Montgomery, Jr

Washington County World Fair Excursion Planned

Fifty people have arranged to join a Washington County fair excursion to Chicago. They will depart at 12:20 Thursday morning with prices reduced to 18.98 dollars from 49 dollars. Organizer R E B Shatinan promises extensive entertainment and limited reservations remain for the trip listing many families and individuals from Washington and nearby towns.

Washington County R. EB. Shatinan Chicago

Mead Woman Wins 3500 Prize in Word Building Contest

Interest in word-building contests grows in Washington as Mrs. Mead wife of Pean Harland Mead of Washington Junior College wins 3500 dollars in a national contest. She received her check by air mail from California after the Meads bought the T. R. Phillips home where they have been living.

Washington Mead Pean Harland Mead Washingtonunior College California Meads T. R. Phillips

Swine Program Seen Starting in Washington County

Mr. Roudabush said the wheat acreage reduction program is less important here than in wheat counties. He noted greater significance in Washington County for a swine program being developed along similar lines and预计 to begin by October.

Roudabush Washington County

Band Concert Wednesday in Central Park

The Washington concert band directed by Neil Humble will perform its regular Wednesday evening concert at o clock in Central Park, weather permitting.

Washington Neil Humble Central Park

Riverside Plans Labor Day Picnic

Riverside community schedules Labor Day picnic on September 4 at the school grounds. Rev. H. Jack smeier announces a general committee led by Joseph Pailoter Alvin Straus and Alphons Sibenguth with subchairs and dinners hosted by parish ladies. Entrance features include baseball between Lone Tree and Riverside, a movie, and home talent show.

Hivurside Si. Mary Pias Lanuoysey HH. Jacksmeier Gentral Joseph Pailoter Alvin Straus S and Alphons S.ibenguth Meéais Edward Kueneman John Kleopfer Edward Busahek John Dautremont E. GC Eicher Washington Lone Tree Riverside

Mr and Mrs Erickson of Wyman Shop Here Today

Mr and Mrs John Erickson from Wyman visited the local shop today, spending time and browsing the store offerings.

John Erickson of Wyman

Pritish Plans Debt Revision Talks in October

Washington August 15 Preliminary negotiations for revisions of the British war debt exceeding four billion dollars are to begin early in October, it was learned today on good authority.

Washington, D. C

Des Moines Man Dies Of Heart Attack At Wheel

Arthur R. Flinn died of a heart attack while driving on a main Des Moines artery. His car struck a traffic island after the collapse, local authorities said.

Des Moines Arthur R. Flinn

Wallace outlines hog tax and wheat policy in new plan

Wallace announced a nominal hog processing tax not exceeding 50 million dollars to fund the emergency production control program starting Oct 1 1933. He said if world wheat exporters refuse further cuts the United States will use the agricultural adjustment act to protect American producers and maintain income through benefits while reducing surpluses.

Washington, D. C Agricultural Adjusted Administrations Uretary Wallace United States Wallas

Iowa NRA Board Starts Its Plans

Des Moines reports the Iowa NRA board of nine has established a statewide structure to organize communities into county and district committees. Towns will organize via Chambers of commerce or similar groups and appoint delegates to county committees to handle information on the recovery act and complaints of violations. A district administrator will lead each district advisory committee and join the state advisory council. Districts will handle petty employer employee NIRA violations through county complaint committees. Flinn was not injured in the accident but was dead when examined.

Des Moines NRA Iowa SRA Iowa Nra State State Advisory Council NIRA Flinn

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