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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1934

Page

1

Tax Bill Towa Senate Debates Revision Amid Delays

In Des Moines the Towa senate nearly delayed tax revision again as Frailey republican of Lee county moved to resume consideration. Byers amendment to change allocation based on assessed valuation was defeated. House completes minor bills while senate hesitates on the two main tax measures.

Des Moines Towa Senate Frailey Lee County Senate Byers Iowa Special Assembly House of Representatives House Representatives Harrington Dem Woodbury Town State Highway Commission Mullaney Fayette State Executive Council

House Passes Relief Bill With Large CWA Funding

The House approved a $950,000,000 CWA relief bill, 382 to 1, on February 5 in Washington. The president had urged $450,000,000 for GWA to run until May 1, with the remainder for other relief programs.

House Washington, D. C Roosevelt GWA

Tiny Price Tonight for Big Gym Showdown

The high school gym hosts a Washington match billed as a historic basketball event priced at 26 cents with a preliminary game between Hank Littles freshmen and Morning Sun frosh. Coach Freshwaters predicts a strong Cardinal win as players maintain strict training and diet.

Washington NBA Johnson Yo Mo Leen Aia Hank Littles Morning Sun High School Frosh Gale Fisher

Mrs Will Zeigler Dies in Davenport

Mrs Will Zeigler 18 years old daughter of Mrs Margaret Brown of Washington died at St Luke s hospital Davenport after surgery and pneumonia. She lived most of her life in Washington and leaves six brothers besides husband and mother. Funeral plans to be set by Sherman s funeral home with services likely Wednesday afternoon.

Will Zeigler Margaret Brown Washington St. Luke's Hospital Davenport

Austria Appeals to League for Austria Germany Dispute

Vienna reports that the Austrian cabinet chose to appeal to the League of Nations to settle the dispute with Germany and block Nazi absorption. Britain France and Italy were considered but not asked to pursue the appeal, as powers feared an embarrassing stance if Germany ignored the plea and moved toward union with Austria.

Vienna League of Nations Austria Germany Europe Great Britain France Italy

Cranes Threaten Santa Fe Crops Prompt Survey Plan

Sandhill cranes have damaged crops around Santa Fe enough to require E. Aldous of the biological survey to Duiver to devise a method to keep the birds out of fields. The report notes urgent action and ongoing study.

Santa Fee N. M Santa Fe Ss. E. Aldous The Biological Survey Duiver

Keota Women Injured in Highway Crash Near Des Moines

Keota residents Margaret Clendinning and Carrie Palmer were seriously injured Saturday night when their coupe collided with a parked truck near Des Moines. Donald Holmes and Dwight Limerman also from Keota received minor injuries. all four were involved in the crash. Clendinning, daughter of A. A. and Mrs. Clendinning, is in critical condition at an Des Moines emergency hospital. Palmer is a local telephone operator and Oren Palmer’s daughter.

Keota Margaret Clendinning Carrie Palmer Des Moines Donald Holmes Dwight Limerman Miss Clendinning A. A. Clendinning Miss Palmer Oren Palmer

Halt Savings and Loan Drive Delayed Until Charter

At a Washington meeting of a temporary federal savings and loan association a plan to defer stock subscriptions until after charter approval was adopted. Charter expected within two to three weeks while investment and home building features remain active. About nine signers have subscriptions totaling $90,000. Information available from Ralph Beott Vern Crutl or Lawrence Wilson.

Federal Savings and Loan Association of Washington Otters Ultimate Ralph Beott Vern Crutl Lawrence Wilson

Music and Playlet at the Happy Hour Program

A Presbyterian quartet led the program with Jud Davis Eva Diller Junior Cuddy and Hayden Hughes. Velda Parcel accompanied Velda led group singing with Eva Diller at the piano. About 100 attendees listened as students from freshmen to seniors plus an out-of-school group split into three singing groups.

Jud Davis Eva Diller Junior Cuddy Hayden Hughes

Feldman Sharp Pioneer Is Dead

Funeral services were held at L A Jones funeral home for Field mran Sharp 89 who died Sunday after years of ill health. He was born January 28 1845 in Ohio and was a Richmond pioneer. Surviving are a daughter Mrs OH OW Reeve of Kalona and a son John Sharp of Richmond. His wife had died about 27 years earlier. Miss Dorothy Martin who fences out Garrison visited over the weekend.

L. A. Jones Funeral Home Fieldmran Sharp F.C. Witzigman Richmond Cemetery Sharp Richmond Ohio Peter Sally (Fixings) Sharp Diehme Comey OH OW. Reeve Kalona John Sharp

Chicago to Los Angeles trip amid snow and headlines

Fragmentary diary style notes describe a fast travel sequence from Chicago to Washington then Chicago to Los Angeles for breakfast. The writer mentions snow, radio beams, and literal daylight on the front pages featuring Sankey and Dillinger, noting public attention to crime.

Chicago Washington Los Angeles Owen Suns Sankey Dillinger

Playlet Explores Four Walks of Life Through Bibles

Four readers June Gorham Ruth Davis and Mrs Merton Hebner discuss four different Bibles used by people in four walks of life The playlet titled Verne the Bible as a Daily Guide was presented with Freida Parcell Ruth Davis George Means and Dave Fultos.

June Gorham Ruth Davis Mre Manton Hebner Wood Scretary Freida Parcell George Means Dave Fultos

Corn Hog Contract Signups Target Feb 15 In Iowa County

Fifteen township chairmen and the county committee met in Washington City Hall with the county agent and J. W. Merrill to review corn hog planned production agreements. They urged all contracts be completed by February 15 in preparation for the county wide election of township officers February 16. The meeting outlined voting rights for signees and set rules for temporary and permanent committees within each township.

Washington City Hall J. W. Merrill Extension Service of Iowa Star Cablege Joe Knotek Inhan Stmount

Morning Sun Matchups Washington High In Tough Prep Game

Washington High School coach Guy Carlton leads his squad to Morning Sun to face Gale Fisher and the Morning Sun team. Fisher previously coached Washington Early in the season, when Washington won easily. Morning Sun has improved, and locals expect a hard game to sharpen Washington for Friday’s Little Six tilt with Ottumwa.

Guy Carlton Morning Sun Morning Sun High School Gale Fisher Washington Fisher Ot‘umwa

Mrs Dicken Condition Reported Poor at Washing County Hospital

Mrs M K Dicken’s condition at Washington County Hospital was reported not good today. She is listed as a patient under care with status unchanged.

Mra. M.K. Dicken Washington County Hospital

Republicans Call for February 12 Meeting in Des Moines

Des Moines February 5 AUR A call to arms opens the 1924 Iowa Republican campaign. Harrison E Spangler and other Iowa Republicans urge a statewide Des Moines Lincoln's Birthday meeting. The plan aims to regain prestige after the 1932 Democratic landslide and to oppose permanent economic changes while discussing emergency measures. Wallace M Short of Sioux City is tipped to announce this week as the Republican gubernatorial candidate and is a former mayor and state legislator.

Des Moines Artus Harrison E. Spangler Iowa State Committee Lincoln Short United Press Wallace M. Short Sioux City Farm Holiday Association Milo Reno

Chicago Wealth and Spending Power Surpass National Average

Chicago reports a spendable income of 2.75 billion annually and a buying power 50 percent above the national average, per the Chietzo Association of Commerce.

Chicago Chietzo Association of Comnneres

Claire Dewey Declares Candidacy for State Senate

Claire Dewey announces as a Republican candidate for state senator representing Washington and Henry counties. He follows the local custom of alternating senatorial terms between the two counties. Dewey is a homegrown candidate with a farm, shoe business background, Drake education, and roles in local conservation efforts.

Claire Dewey Washington Henry William Carden Mt. Pleasant Carden Dewey Drake University Wed Davis Muscatine New ‘Heelty Wid H. Dile Conservation League Iowa

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