Pickets Split as 100 Deputies Escort Trucks Into Sioux City
Sioux City authorities swore in more than 100 deputies to escort farm trucks through picket lines at the Plymouth and Woodbury county borders. Deputies were ordered to keep roads open and allow pass through while avoiding interference with strikers. No violence occurred as livestock receipts dropped about 50 percent amid a week old farm strike seeking higher production prices.
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Sioux City
Iowa
INS
John A. Davenport
Plymouth County
Woodbury
Woodburrv
Rotary Hear Sup t J H Peet at Club Meeting
Supt J H Peet of Washington public schools spoke to the Rotary club about impressions from the National Educational Association convention in Atlantic City where he attended as president of the Southeastern Iowa teachers’ organization. He urged economies in school operations to align with current conditions while others called for no cutbacks.
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J. H. Peet
Washington Public Schools
Rotary Club
National Educational Association
Atlantic City
Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Organization
Rotary
KE. EK. Stutsman
Don Sherman
C. W. Stewart
H. R. Lund
Hugh McCleery
Lindberghs Welcome a Son in Englewood
Anne Lindbergh gave birth to a son at seven thirty this morning in Englewood New Jersey. Both mother and child are doing well. News of the birth followed Colonel Lindbergh leaving his home to fly to Newark airport and return with renewed public sympathy and relief after months of grief over Charles Lindbergh Jr. tragedy.
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Englewood
N. J
Anne Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lind
Colonel Lindbergh
Newark Airport
Little Charles Lindbergh Junior
Hitler Opposed to Radical Backers in New Cabinet
Berlin August 16 Germany's National Socialists will support and tolerate any nationalist cabinet that strengthens the front against socialism and communism Adolf Hitler told the Rheinisch Westfalen Zeitung in Essen. He said he would not join the ministry headed by Chancellor Franz von Papen.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Rheinisch Westfaelische Zietung
Essen
Hitler
Frang von Papen
Ex-Commander of Iowa G. A. R. Dies at Des Moines Today
John T. Lucas 83 former state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic died in Des Moines after recent illness. A Marshalltown resident he served 1931 32 as state commander and held several G. A. R. posts. Funeral services set for Friday in Marshalltown.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
John T. Lucas
Grand Army of the Republic
Marshalltown
Lucas
Council Bluffs
Albia
Davenport
Crocker Iowa Brigade
Soldiers’ Home Board
Missionary Talk By Miss Cowden At Methodist Church
A crowd of young people heard Miss Margaret Cowden missionary on furlough from Persia speak Sunday evening at the Methodist church. The meeting, sponsored by the young people's interchurch council, featured a solo by Miss Ruth George and group singing led by Miss Velda Parcel with accompaniment by Miss Eva Diller. Miss Kathryn Little presided.
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Union
Margaret Cowden
Persia
Methodist Church
Young People's Interchurch Council
Ruth George
Velda Parcel
Eva Diller
Kathryn Little
Three Indicted in Clash of Veterans and Capitol Police
A grand jury indicted three veterans John O. Olson from Valparaiso Nebraska Hernard McCoy from Chicago and Broadeus Faulkner on assaulting policemen in the July 28 event known as the bonus march clashes. McCoy faces the most serious charge assault with intent to kill and felonious assault on Patrolman James E Scott. Maximum penalty is 15 years.
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Washington
INS
Grand Jury
John O. Olson
Valparaiso
Nebraska
Hernard McCoy
Chicago
Broadeus Faulkner
Brotis Sautknes
McCoy
James £. Scott
Salesman Injured in Highway Crash Near Batavia
Ben Winfrey of Batavia, a traveling salesman, was injured in an automobile crash on Highway 2 near the Walter R. Brown home this morning. He lost control when a bug flew into his eye, suffering a right shoulder injury, an upper eyelid scratch, and a bumped head. He was taken to Washington county hospital. the full extent of injuries is undetermined.
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Ben Winfrey
Batavia
Walter R. Brown
Washington County
Indiana Tax Relief Cuts Next Year Bills Significantly
Indiana will see about 20 million dollars less in taxes next year after a special legislative session concluded in Indianapolis. The decrease is tied to actions by lawmakers during the session, reducing revenue expectations for the upcoming 12 months.
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Indianapolis
Rmippayers
Indiana
Smoot
Tate Finance Wommitters
Road contracts to help unemployment in Iowa
Terms under which federal aid road construction contracts will be let in Iowa, outlining bids procedures and project scope to reduce unemployment through public works.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Washington Laborers Need Work
A community appeal notes many respectable men are without jobs this year and seek work instead of charity. It urges hiring local labor for repairs before cold weather, promising low rates and cheaper materials, with opportunities for brick masons carpenters painters and other trades to gain employment now.
Tennis pairings drawn for Y M A tournament schedule
Drawings for the annual YMCA tennis tourney were held this morning. First round games begin tomorrow with men’s singles doubles and mixed events, listing upper and lower bracket pairings and byes for players including Cline Cantoni Anwyl Berry Zillmer Owen and Trask.
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Kenneth Cline
Tom Cantoni
Jack Johnson
Lithe Anwyl
Max Berry
Hubert Kolesick
Walt Zillmer
Charles Owen
Gene Turner
William Zillmer
Darwin Hicks
Hubert Turner
Dave Elder
Wayne Lewis
John Owen
Gene Trask
Rob Springman
Rober Sage
Mark Welt
Henry Little
Elder
Cline
Clow
Bye
Huston
Anwyl
Kolosick
Mangold
Springman
Corbin
Berry
Little
Tennis match set at Davenport with Palmer team
Kenneth Cline Henry Litt Cantoni and Owen of the Washington Tennis Club face the Palmer team in Davenport this evening. The bout was previously booked for tomorrow night.
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Kenneth Cline
Henry Litt
Cantoni
Owen
Washington Tennis Club
Palmer
Davenport
Contractors Promise 5500 Extra Jobs Soon
Contractors said within a few days the projects will provide approximately 5,500 more men than normally employed. The statement signals a surge in active labor force tied to current and forthcoming construction work.
Registration Dates Set for Local Junior College and High Schools
Dates announced for junior college high school and junior high registration ahead of the September 5 opening. High school seniors to sophomores register August 26–27 and freshmen on August 29 in room 106 from 9 to 4. Junior college students register September 1–2 in rooms 209 and 212. Junior high holds Sept 1–2 at the junior high office.
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Harland Mead
Della Patton
Ethel McCreedy
Jack Kupka
Farmers' National Grain Corp Reports Improved Farm Conditions
The Farmers' National Grain Corporation reported net earnings above 1 million dollars for the year ended May 31 and said it has fully paid debts. James C. Stone of the Federal Farm Board affirmed improving agricultural conditions and better livestock markets.
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National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Farmers National Grain Corporation
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Walter J. Beams
City Officials Attend Iowa Municipalities Convention in Spencer
Mayor John W. Applegate City Clerk Howard Fulton and Supt Perry Jordan of the water and light plant departed this morning for Spencer to attend the Iowa League of Municipalities annual convention. The city council met last night at city hall with routine matters on the agenda. Mr and Mrs Russell Prink visited Wapello today.
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John W. Applegate
Howard Fulton
Perry Jordan
Spencer
Iowa League of Municipalities
His Master Sick Dog Has a Bad Day
Occupants of the Journal building heard a fox terrier howl at the foot of the stairs as it waited for its tiny master. The dog belonged to Donald Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunt, who was in a tonsil operation with Dr. K E Stutsman. The dog was taken to the doctor’s office for a reunion and both recovered.
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Journal
Donald Hunt
Walter Hunt
K. E. Stutsman
Stutsman
Donald
Spot
Crawfordsville shopper Mrs. Clint Rhea morning visit
Mrs. Clint Rhea of Crawfordsville shopped here in the morning, a brief local retail note.
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Clint Rhea
Crawfordsville
Closing of the Olympic Games Draws Widespread Praise
In Santa Monica the writer hails the closing of the Olympic Games as the most impressive and successful ever held. He notes nationwide participation and calls the event a positive influence before predicting three months of political rhetoric and partisan clashes before elections.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Storm Victims in Texas Receive Aid After Severe Coast Region Storm
After a disastrous storm along southeast Texas, 36 people are dead and over 200 injured. Red Cross and trucking fleets move food and medicine to affected areas as towns like Angleton West Columbia and Freeport lie in ruins. Utility lines are down and crops, especially cotton and rice, face heavy losses.
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Houston
Ruge
INS
Texas
Angleton
West Columbia
Freeport
Red Cross
State University of Iowa audit cites irregularities and shortages
A state audit of the University of Iowa found eleven irregularities totaling at least 26 000 and fourteen cases of improper funds administration. It cites tuitions and fees shortages payroll padding shortages in treasurer accounts illegal use of funds and mismanagement across departments with several former employees referenced. The report attributes failures to payroll practices auditing and record keeping.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Board of Education
Board of Control
Allen, Busby & Harrigan
M. J. Otte
Otto
C. A. Brown
Brown
University Hospital
Eva Jordan
McChesney
W. J. McMcChesney
KE. Carroll
George Fastman
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Woodbury Co
County Board of Supervisors
Iowa University
Lindberghs
Morrow Home
Guther
Gladys Kueneman
Edward Kueneman
Riverside
Farm Bureau
Clash of Veterans
Capitol Police
Europe
Geor Hutchinson
Hutchinsons
New Brunswick
Labrador
Greenland
Iceland
Louis Baird
Albert Simpson
George Anderson
Stone
Smooth
Utah
Congress
Gainesville
Cainesville
Pacole
Chieopesville Sladel
Johnson & Johnson
Ashedville
Chesterville Mill Company
J. D. Farle
Towa League of Municipalities
Mrs. Russell Prink
Wapello
Roth
W. H. Cobb
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