Miners Talk Talks on Coal Industry Code Negotiations
In Washington the NRA administration won a meeting between United Mine Workers representatives and non union coal operators to press for a bituminous coal industry code. Administrator Hugh S Johnson attended along with Deputy Administrator K M Simpson who presided. In Des Moines Fred M Pownall was named temporary director of publicity for the NRA committee for six weeks.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Sriging
United Mine Workers of America
Hugh S.S. Johson
K. M. Simpson
Iowa
Des Moines
Fred M. Pownall
The
State University
State Nra Committee
Wheat meeting set Friday for north county growers
County Agent W J Roudabush announces the final wheat growers meeting of the week at Kalona high school at 8 pm for north side growers not yet reached. A Brinton session follows Saturday at 2 pm in the club house. farmers who have grown wheat since 1929 are eligible for Farm Act benefits and must file intent to contract by September 10.
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Kalona High School
Brighton
W. J. Roudabush
Farm Bureau
Gay
Washington
Roudabush
Westphal Plays Solid Golf in Iowa Open Opening
Vic Westphal, not among the leaders, posted 168 after opening rounds in the state open golf tour at Des Moines. Denmar Miller of Des Moines leads with 141. Westphal was set to tee off in a foursome with Oscar Heaney, Jim Canavan, and Red O'Dea.
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Vic Westphal
Des Moines
Denmar Miller
Washington
Oscar Heaney
Jim Canavan
Clear Lake
Red O'Dea
Askaloosa
Exploring the History of Iowa Series by Briggs
A 34 part Iowa history series starts September 4 in the Journal. Professor Irom John Ely Briggs of the State University of Iowa guides readers from Marquette and Joliet’s view to the present, with weekly installments aimed at teachers and pupils under state law.
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Iowa
Irom John Ely Briggs
State University of Iowa
Marquette
Joliet
Mississippi River
Briggs
Iowa Daily Press Association
Lowa
the Palimpsest
State Historical Society
Hog Birth Control Plan Sparks Farm Debate
A Las Vegas reader laments Hoover Dam irrigation cuts and land use. The note argues Wallace aims to regulate corn acreage and hog breeding, claiming both policies threaten farmers and a friend named Blue Boy. The writer warns of further plowing and pig culling to prevent hog overgrowth.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Hoover Dam
Mr. Wallace
Blue Boy
Wallace
Miss Everstine Daniels Readings at United Presbyterian Church
Miss Everstine Daniels, majoring in speech at Monmouth College, presented an interpretive readings program Tuesday evening at Crawfordville under the sponsorship of the Millison Circle of the United Presbyterian church. Harold Johnson of Fairfield reported on state history topics. the series will cover Iowa’s growth with geographic material, maps, and explanations valuable to teachers and students.
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Iowa
Everstine Daniels
Crawfordsville
Millison Circle
United Presbyterian Church
Ariven
Crawfordsville Homecoming Planned With Speeches and Shows
Crawfordsville announces a two day homecoming on September 1 and 2 featuring farm exhibits, horse shows, a Century of Progress display, clowns, a boxing show and platform dances. Friday schedule includes kittenball rounds, band concerts, minstrel show and a boxing finale. Sponsored by the Business Men's Association and the American Legion.
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Cecil
Ease and
Lisle Anwyl
The
Business Men's Association
American Legion
Floods and high winds beset Atlantic seaboard
Severe floods and gale force winds hit the Atlantic coast from North Carolina to Maine. A passenger train wrecked on a flood weakened bridge near Washington with two dead. eight dead in Norfolk area. two in Newark. four canoeists missing near Philadelphia. Ocean City flooded. thousands homeless or stranded. City of Norfolk steamer reported.
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Atlantic Seaboard
North Carolina
Maine
Washington
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Newark
Badleigh Seas
Madison
Norfolk Harbor
Coast Guard
Maryland
Virginia
Service Station Robbers Traced To Burlington Loot
Traces of goods stolen from Crawfordsville and Ainsworth service stations linked to a Burlington burglary. Two men named Jackson and Blackie sought after a rear apartment on Ash Street held hundreds of dollars in loot including a typewriter, radios, Vietrolas, tires, and clothing. Ex-convicts tied to the case face ongoing police inquiry as officers transport the cache for identification.
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Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Burlington
Iowa
Illinois
Washington County
Fletcher & Crooks
Fletcher
Jackson
Blackie
Gladstone
Ill
Ash Street
L. Crawford
Georgia
Frank A. Dorner
Crawford
Wisconsin
Washington junior college starts seventh year with growth
The Washington local college enters its seventh year as classes begin. Placement exams for freshmen will classify students for guidance. Over six years more than 325 students have enrolled, with registration set for next week on August 1 and September 1. local sheriffs and police investigate thefts and a suspect nicknamed Blackie.
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Washington Local College
Washington Junior College
80 000 Are Marketed at Six Centers
Chicago reports a surge in hog market activity under a farm program to remove five million animals. Receipts reach 164 500 hogs with 154 600 hoes noted across six livestock centers, driven by government incentives and farmers rushing to market. Sioux City yards see about 20 000 hogs and 500 sows delivered today.
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Chicago
Farm Administration
Sioux City
Turner Tops Henry Little in County Tennis Upset
Hubert Turner defeated Henry Little in straight sets to spark excitement at the county tennis tournament. Wednesday results show Clow over Clow 6-2 6-2. Zillmer over West 6-1 6-1. Cantoni over Carlton 6-4 6-4. Turner over Lite 6-4 6-1.
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H. Turner
Henry Little
Hubert. Turner
Lauries
Clow
D. Clow
B. Clow
West Va
Zillmer
Carlton Va
Cantoni
Lite Va
Fifty Charter Members of Washington Post VFW
The Washington post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars closes its charter with a large Tuesday class and special ceremonies led by local officers. Fifty charter members join as the post begins its activities under Commander C. A. Neiswanger.
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Washington Post
The
Veterans of Foreign Ware
C. A. Neiswanger
Deserted bride secures divorce in brief Chicago hearing
CHICAGO AUP A divorce was granted to Margaret E. Windehy after a three minute hearing before Judge Harry Babeth. The wife left five minutes after the wedding and refused to live at her husband's mother's home, prompting the action.
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Chicago
Margaret E. Windehy
Harry Babeth
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