Storm Death Toll Rises Along Atlantic Coast
United Press reports at least 47 killed and 15 million dollars in damage from a hurricane that swept the Atlantic coast, crossing six states and waning into a Canadian low. Virginia 10 dead, New Jersey 8, Pennsylvania 11, Maryland 7, New York 3, Washington DC 4, with many communities isolated and more deaths feared as lines are restored.
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United Press
Atlantic
Tropics
Canada
United States
Virginia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
District of Columbia
George Z. Medalie
Grand Jury
Helen Rabenold to Wed Burke McCreedy Oct 18
Miss Helen Rabenold and Burke McCreedy announced their marriage date as October 18 after a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Miss Helen Rabenold. Twenty guests played banco and completed a heart-shaped jig saw puzzle before luncheon in pink and white.
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Ainsworth
Ruth Rabenold
Helen Rabenold
Banco
Burke McCreedy
Clarence Walker
Sunset Park
Washington
Harry Duncan
Paul Hazelett
Chicago
Century of Progress
Clyde Keipern
Ronald
Orris
Fairfield
Wayne Hethcote
Corning
Lyle Robertson
Virginia Robertson
Washerton
Georgia Sands
Kensington Club
A. J. Laird
Des Moines
Martha Sands
Young Democrat Smith Named Delegate From Local District
Willard Smith a member of the county Young Democrats has been chosen as one of ten official delegates from the congressional district to attend the gathering of young democrats in Kansas City soon.
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Willard Smith
Kansas City
Washipeton Band Plans Special Concert Next Week
The Washipeton Municipal band announced by Director Milburn McKay that there will be a special extra concert a week from next Sunday after completing the Sunday program at Sunset Park. There is no concert next Sunday.
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Sunset Park
Washipeton
Milburn McKay
Arctic spear on Heceta Beach sparks curios on coast
An intricate 12 foot spear tipped with ivory drew attention among numerous curiosities found at Heceta Beach near here. The artifact reflects indigenous craft and maritime trade networks in the region.
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Mlorenc Ey
Heceta Beach
Students From Out of Town Enroll This Fall
Registrars announced plans to enroll out of town students for the fall term. Enrollment dates are August 4 and September 2 at the Kienscheel building. Classes begin September 4 with a roster of named applicants from multiple towns and schools.
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Washington
Dear Har and Mead
Wilmaeet
West Chester
Niekard Leet
Pers Sevooter
What Cheer
Richard la Moine
Kinesley
Donald PF. Moskins
Byrighton
Lugeneuve
Brighton
Path Samson
Moree Son
Usier Colege
Kienscheel
Boston jury selection sets record in racketeer case
A Boston proceeding set a new record as 39 veniremen were examined before a jury was chosen to try three alleged players of Charles Solomon, a racketeer known as King. Most excuses cited objections to capital punishment.
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Boston
Charles (King) Solomon
Saint ROGERS Says on NRA and fiscal schemes in Washington
In Beverly Hills the speaker recounts conversations with figures like Hugh Johnson and Miss Perkins about the NRA. He notes an ongoing push to raise extra money in the scheme and reports mixed reactions from prominent men who hope it works without personal impact.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Miss Perkins
Washington
Cantoni and Clow Capture County Tennis Singles Titles
Tom Cantoni defeated Hubert Turner 6 4 6 3 6 3 to win the men’s singles title while Betty Clow beat Mrs Cherry Holmes 6 5 4 6 10 8 to take the women’s crown. Mitchell and Cherryholmes meet Betty and Doris Crow for the women’s doubles. Turner beat Zillmer 1 1 4 6 6 4 yesterday.
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Tom Cantoni
Hubert Turner
Betty Clow
Mrs. Cherryholmes
Mitchell
Cherryholmes
Betty
Doris Crow
Boyer
Cantoni
Zillmer
Wellman
State lists 159 farms and homes for sale in Oregon
Salem reports the State Bonus Commission has foreclosed on defaulted veterans loans and placed 159 small farms and city residences on the market. In most cases properties are offered for less than the original loan amount.
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Salem, Ore
SPI
State of
Overton
State Bonus Commission
Grabl and Frazer Named State Penitentiary Wardens
Brig. Gen. Charles H. Grabl, adjutant general of the Iowa National Guard, is named warden of the Iowa state penitentiary at Fort Madison. Sheriff W. H. Frazer of Jones County becomes warden of the state reformatory at Anamosa. Both appointments by the state board of control follow long sessions amid debate over patronage in state administration.
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Adjutant General of
Iowa
Des Moines
Charles H. Grabl
Lowa National Guard
More Madison
W. H. Fraaier
Jones Bounty
State Men's Reformatory
Anamosa
State Board of Control
Grahl
Republcan
Dan W. Turner
F. Madison
T. P. Hallowell
Hollowell
Il Health Frazer
H. Ireland
Board of Control
Legislature spent ten dollars per minute to pass laws
The Texas legislature's recent session cost taxpayers about 10.36 dollars per minute in expenses as officials compile the overall bill.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas
Jonesport Folk Stage Seth Parker Show at church
The United Presbyterian church in Jonesport hosted a Seth Parker radio show in person by the young people's society. The program featured songs solos duets and a group performance with local and guest participants followed by an ice cream social with net proceeds benefiting the society treasury.
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Washington
Seth Parker
United Presbyterian Church
Young People's Society of the Church
John Howard
Omaha
Ma Parker
Carolyn MecCleery
Lizzie
Velda Parcell
Cephas
David Fulton
Harvey Coulter
Watson
Ernest Simpson
Lem
William Stewart
Jane
Ruth Stewart
Mary
Virginia Davis
Mollie
Ruth George
Young People's Society
Fire destroys large Wesley Prehoda farm barn and outbuildings
A blaze at the Wesley Prehoda farm southeast of Riverside destroyed a large barn two corn cribs four granaries a scale house and a garage. About 15 tons hay 1250 bushels of corn 1000 bushels of oats and livestock were lost with total damage near 7500 partially insured. Ray and Mellie Steele first spotted the fire around 10 pm and freed horses as neighbors aided effort. Dorothy and Mrs. Prehoda slept in the house while Mr. Prehoda was away at a game.
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Riverside
Wesley
Ray
Mellie Steele
Washington County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Wellman Picnic Draws Record Crowd
Washington sent a large contingent to Wellman for the annual picnic in the city park drawing an estimated crowd between 4000 and 5000. The program featured kittenball games baseball band concerts horse and foot races a tug of war a dance and an old fiddlers contest won by Charles Fritz. EF Eicher of Washington delivered the day’s address focusing on industrial recovery and cooperation for smaller cities. L J Kehoe of Wellman introduced him.
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Washington
Wellman
Charles Fritz
EF. (. Eicher
Washington set to host horseshoe contest with Oskaloosa rivals
Andy Plattner announced ten Oskaloosa men, among the community's top tossers, will travel to Washington on Saturday to compete in a horseshoe pitching contest with local players. The event starts at ten o'clock across from Harry Whittaker's feed yard, following a recent Washington victory in Oskaloosa.
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Andy Plattner
Oskaloosa O
Washington
Oskaloosa
Harry Whittaker
Farmers Call For Soon Vaccination School For Hogs
Farmers nearly all ask for another hog vaccination school to be held soon. The event would occur mid September with permits to vaccinate hogs available. Notify the Farm Bureau office at once if you want a permit.
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Farm Bureau
Winners Report for Journal Popularity Contest Trip
Winners named Ruth Messer Mary Ellen Lytle Louis McFadden and Betty Wilson must report to the Journal office Saturday for reservations and train tickets and receive World's Fair trip instructions. They will be supervised by R. F E Shannon at the Sheridan Plaza hotel for a three day trip.
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Journal
Ruth Messer
Mary Ellen Lytle
Louis McFadden
Betty Wilsor
R. F E. Shannon
Sheridan Plaza Hotel
Respite for Four Days on Pigs Shipping to Markets
Farmers will ship go hadi pigs to St. Paul Sioux City St. Joseph Omaha Kansas City and Chicago markets to obtain federal bounties. A four day respite is announced by the agricultural adjustment administration until next Tuesday. No corp hog premiums will be paid on pigs sent to these markets after today. Two new Iowa markets Mason City and Ottumwa will receive pigs under the bounty plan.
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Washington, PD. C
St. Paul
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Iowa
Mason City
Ottumwa
Williams and Barclay Earn Degrees at Local Convocation
Newell Williams received his master's degree at the University of Iowa convocation. He majored in Spanish and minored in French. Charles Barclay earned a Bachelor of Science in Commerce. Miss Esther Carlton of Spirit Lake earned a master's degree in English literature with a minor in English language. her thesis was Sense Imagery in the Poetry of Shelley. She plans to leave tomorrow for home.
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Newell Williams
University of Iowa
Charles Barclay
Esther Carlton
Spirit Lake
Bonor Douglas
Shelley
Sings Here Sunday and Gard of Cedar Rapids at Meth Church
Sings Here Sunday features Gard of Cedar Rapids a former Weatherwix quartet member and baritone. He will perform at the Trinity Methodist service with the local church’s program. Gard and his wife with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Green and their daughter Mrs Gilbert Kruger visit Fr and Mrs F C Witzigman Sunday.
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Gard
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Methodist Church
Weatherwix
H. B Green
Gilberta Kruger
F. C. Witzigman
Evangelist Sorensen Speaks at Gospel Tent on South Marion
Friday night evangelist F C Sorensen will speak on Up a Tree at the tent on South Marion avenue. Sunday night Maxine Sorensen will speak on And He Died. Sunday’s musical program promises to be the best yet with a girls chorus formed under Mr Sorensen's direction and also sings by trios and duets.
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F. C. Sorensen
South Marion Avenue
Maxine Sorensen
Mr. Sorensen
Vacation School Reunion at Haskins Community Church
The Haskins Community Vacation Church school held a reunion at the church on Wednesday afternoon with games and a program. Teachers handed out home made candies. The reunion marked the fourth year of the school.
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Haskins Comunity Vacation Church
Dentist challenges new Oregon dental advertising law
Dr. Y T Donohue, a Eugene dentist, is challenging the constitutionality of Oregon's new law that bans all advertising except the professional card type. The case raises First Amendment and commercial speech questions as it targets professional advertising.
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Eugene Ore
Donohue
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