Prominent Omaha Man Is Murdered
Harry Lapidus a 49 year old Russian immigrant and head of a major Omaha fixture and supply company was slain by an unidentified gunman after leaving the Jewish community club. Police said robbery was not the motive and that Lapidus likely recognized his killer before the attack beneath a viaduct.
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Washington and Fairfield Meet in Armory Court Showdown
Washington high school faces Fairfield tonight at the armory court. Fairfield lost by one point to Ottumwa last week while Washington fell to Mt Pleasant by four. Crayne, Fairfield’s regular center, was out with tonsillitis and may miss the game, affecting the decisive matchup.
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Lime Springs Bandits Shoot Marshal During Bank Break-In
Night marshal Emil Vogel was shot and seriously wounded in Lime Springs Iowa during a bank burglary attempt at 1 A M. The assailants, posing as motorists, demanded wire and opened fire from a pocketed revolver after Vogel swung his night stick. Authorities pursue the suspects.
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Brock Is Fined for Liquor Nuisance by Judge Bechly
Richard Brock was arrested Saturday on a liquor charge and arraigned before Judge Frank Bechly. He pleaded guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance and was sentenced to six months in jail and a $300 fine plus costs, suspended only by good behavior. the fine would extend over more than three months if unpaid. William Hindahl began a fifteen day jail term for intoxication, imposed by Justice W. g. Barber.
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Geo. F Morrison
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Grahl Named Adjutant General of Iowa Guard
Col Charles H Grahl of Des Moines is named state adjutant general to replace W H Bailey who resigned after four years in office. The appointment takes effect Jan 1 and Grahl has the endorsement of National Guard officers. A separate Des Moines dispatch notes officers request a military investigation into events before Baileys resignation.
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Death of Frank Cook at 37 in New York
W B Kerr and Miss Ella Kerr report the death of their nephew Frank Cook son of Mrs R W Cook of Albany NY He formerly lived here with his parents and sister Lorena They left about eleven years ago R W Cook the father died a few years ago Frank was 37 and a civil engineer He will be missed though no death details are yet received relatives expect further word.
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Brighton men register autos for 1932 travel
Messrs Will Stout Jr. and Ad McCarty of Brighton visited the city today to handle business. They registered their automobiles for another year and are all set for travel in 1932.
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Christmas Paroles for 2900 Men Across States
United Press survey shows nearly 2500 convicts to spend Christmas at home as governors and parole boards grant holidays in 14 states. Iowa keeps pardons secret. Mississippi issues pardons to inmates. Alabama and Arkansas announce broad releases. Tennessee and New York grant hundreds with varying terms. Minnesota reports 100 boys leaving Red Wing reform school for home duties.
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Witzigman Speaks to Y's Men on Goodfellows Work
The Y's Men club hosted its weekly meeting and began assembling Goodfellows baskets for the fifth year. Rev. F W Witzigman of the Methodist Church gave an inspirational talk to the group as they organized and classified baskets by size and prepared supplies.
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Church Program Postponed At St Pauls Washington
The Christmas program at St Pauls Evangelical Church in Washington scheduled for Friday evening has been indefinitely postponed due to bad roads.
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YWCA YMCAs Open House Promises Varied Afternoon Program
The joint New Year open house at the Y features decorating by Girl Reserves and Hi Y under Helen Masson, Catherine Little, and Donald Welsh. Milburn McKay leads the high school orchestra for an afternoon concert, with basketball and swimming events, tumbling demonstrations, and a social tea hosted by Mrs. George C. Stewart. The Y Leaders will play the Wapello Lions in a fast game, with a girls game planned. The invitation extends to the community to be their guests.
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George C. Stewart
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Roads Getting Better in Washington County
Dirt roads in Washington County show little overall improvement, with many off paved routes remaining nearly impassable. Sunlight briefly helped, but damp weather returned, leaving farmers using horse and buggy and more horse drawn vehicles in town this week.
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Good Fellows Urges More Support and Local Donations
The Good Fellows campaign reports $20.50 received since yesterday, leaving $39.50 still needed to meet the budget. Community members are urged to mail contributions to the Journal office by tomorrow evening as baskets preparation continues and merchants’ cooperation is noted with a forthcoming acknowledgment.
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Foreclosure Leads January Court Caseload in Washington County
January term filings show 17 foreclosure actions and 12 law cases at the Washington County District Court. Notable filings include three Alienation and two divorce suits Louella Patton vs Oreion Patton Martha Harbison vs Clyde Harbison. Judge J G Patterson will preside starting January 4 as sheriff McCarty and deputy face muddy roads hindering service.
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Oreion J. Patton
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Clyde Adrian Harbison
J. G. Patterson
Oskaloosa
R. H. McCarty
Harold Putnam
E G Howe Taken To Hospital For Pneumonia
E G Howe was taken to Washington County Hospital Tuesday night suffering from pneumonia.
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Will Rogers on China and war and humor
In this telegram style dispatch from Tokio dated December 23, Will Rogers relays his China travel woes. He notes a faulty Peiping press card, drifting at sea near Manchuria, a storm and harbor stop, and remarks on a world where large, fertile nations change hands without declared war, finding a grim humor in the situation.
Free Christmas children's show at State Theatre
The Pratt brothers present a free kids show at the State Theatre on Christmas morning at 10 o'clock. All children admitted free, and the management hopes most seats are filled. New stage settings will enhance the theater and screen.
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Christmas Mail Not So Heavy This Year at Post Office
Postmaster Harry McCall reports a lighter Christmas rush than last year with 65 percent as many letters as 1940. Two extra parcel delivery workers and one extra office staffer handle the load as overtime continues until Christmas.
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Liquor Syndicate Denies New Trial Appeals
Nine members of the alleged million dollar midwest liquor syndicate, convicted two weeks ago, served notice of intent to appeal to the circuit court of appeals in Chicago after denial of motions for a new trial and petitions for probation.
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Body of Missing Girl Found in Cincinnati Home
The body of Marian McLean six year old daughter of Mrs Mildred McLean was found in a deserted house in Cincinnati Ohio. Marian had vanished last Thursday after leaving home to play in the yard.
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Senators Defend Hoover War Debt Moratorium
Washington reports Secretary of State Stimson defended the Hoover war debt moratorium as constitutional amid House and Senate debate. Congress ratified the one year postponement of 252 million dollars and adjourned for a Christmas recess as the Senate rejected amendments and affirmed the moratorium by 69 to 12.
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Radio Telephone Service To Hawaii Initiated
San Francisco December 23 Radio telephone service to the Hawaiian Islands was inaugurated today in ceremonies attended by government and business leaders from the islands and the mainland. The new link in the world voice chain promises improved communications between Hawaii and the mainland.
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