Riverside Scout Session Highlights Local Achievements
About 200 adults and forty scouts attended Riverside's second anniversary event presided by C J Karel and the Riverside Scoutmaster. Life Scout awards were presented by Dr A W Henke to multiple scouts. a Washin scouts play explored scout life. leaders from Washington county and Town City praised the efforts.
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Riverside
C.J. Karel
Life
Washin
A. W. Henke
Tenderfoot
Leon
Karel
Hartaler
John Bates
Sam Marner
Paul Heltzinger
Bal Manton
Milton Rest
Kermitt Spencer
Joe Rest
Myron Salladay
Clifford Fisna
Hubert Flynn
Jack Gitnon
Roy Grecian
Milo Stansky
Gene ‘Tucker
Roger Eicher
Ailes
Knight
Junior Cuddy
Kart Beving
Peter Jungbluth
Don
Davis
Bob Sorrel
Walter
Jungblut
Bailly Cox
Peter
Walter Junk
Jungblath
Preven
Fred Downing
Washington County
Gordon Kenter
Town City
Danny
Leeper
Brig
Amo
Washington
Hrighton
Moe
Central Park
William Griffin
Big County
Wellman
Tulsa crowd drew 30000 for a $100000 event
Rogers, speaking in Fort Smith and Rogers Arkansas, claims Tulsa attracted exactly 30,000 attendees for a single performance generating $100,000. He says the state paid in one week, framing the show as a cause to feed hungry folks while criticizing soup kitchens and calling out professionals. He notes appearances in Rogers Arkansas and Fort Smith.
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Fort Smith
Ars
Tulsa
Oklahoma
My Wife's Town
Rogers, Ark
Fortsmith
Winter cold snap eases with warmer forecast
Winter returns briefly with subzero wind chill and nights staying above zero. The coldest point this winter occurred Sunday night at 18 below, the lowest in days. Forecast calls for rising temperatures and spring-like trend returning soon. Mr and Mrs Charles and daughter Ruth Ann visited the George family before returning to City Iowa.
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Charles
Ruth Ann
Ben
George
City
Salvation Army canvass aims to help county needs
Envoy Lowe and daughter Viola visit to promote the annual canvass for Washington County Salvation Army support. The Army relies on local gifts to fund 32 maternity homes and other services, with last year’s totals showing thousands in aid and clothing, hundreds of baskets, and thousands of meetings and attendees. Contributions can be sent via Wash n & Trust Co with treasurer Mr Sage handling funds.
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Eovoy W
Lowe
Viola
Washington County
Salvation ‘Army
Aas
Army
Salvation Army
Des Moines
Salvation Arms
Rey
Cel
Wash N & Trust Co
Sage
Sperry K Tor
Mediapolis
Senate Attacks Relief Compromise In Drought Aid Fight
Insurgent Republicans led by Senator La Follette denounced the Hoover congressional relief deal as surrender in a Senate move against the interior department appropriation amendment. In a separate track, Congress advanced veterans relief measures, boosting loan limits and funding hospitalizations and ship modernization, while delaying the oval office building bill to next session.
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Washington
Senate
LaPollette
Wisconsin
Hoover
Congress
Naval Building House
Vessels Collide In Dense Fog. 42 Feared Dead
In the Aka shi channel near Kobe, the Japanese liner Kikugai Maru collided with the French liner Porthos in a dense fog and blizzard. The Kikugai Maru sank quickly, 40 to 42 believed drowned, 52 rescued at Tokyo. All missing were Japanese as snow storms rage nationwide.
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Okio
Akashi
Kobe
Tokio
Japan
Prayer Meets Music Tryouts at Washington High School
Prayer meetings and music tryouts announced for Washington High School. Several divisions and leaders listed for ward meetings with topics on Christian exercise and scripture from Psalm 84 and James. Home venues include Mrs Ward Howe, Rev A L Vines, and Mrs W J Taylor. Also notes on a clarinet and piano solo contest, with probable entries and judges. Moving plans for the Warren family noted at 925 South Third Avenue.
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A. Lobby
Clarence
Boa
Tob
Ritchey Howe
Wey
D. Fulton
Ell Home
C. W. Lela
B. Ward Howe
Teader
Ala. Vines
W. J. Taylor
Maaie Stewart
Resin
Widner
Will Jones
Hear
K. Porgey
A. B. Reeves
Harry McCall Home
Tee
FLW
Kantwood Tnward
Mildred "Guthrie
Dave Kilgore
J. A. Harwood
W. Henke
Hipmorrow
James
Matthew
Washington High School
Elfriede Cartano Preshwaters
Helen Melinski
Velda Parcell
Vernette Tohnson
Wilma Palwer
Heavy rains bring relief from drought across U S
Severe drought relief spreads across Missouri Oklahoma Kentucky and other states as heavy rains interrupt a long drought. Cold fronts push through the Midwest ending the heat wave and restoring normal winter conditions from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Snow falls in northern areas with temperatures rising above zero near the border.
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Chicago
United States
Middlewest
Ite Ois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Cinercury
Winniper
Local Rotarians Share Life Histories at Meeting
Verne Crull and Shirley Clark spoke at the regular Rotary gathering about their reflective lives. The event featured their life histories and a presentation by Herb Peet of the milk house. A voluntary subscription raised about thirty dollars for a milk fund aiding undernourished children under the county health organization led by Dr W Stewart.
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Verne Crull
Shirley Clark
Rotary
Herb Peet
County Health Organization
W. Stewart
Hoovers Celebrate 32nd Anniversary Today
Washington reports the 32nd wedding anniversary of President and Mrs Hoover. Mrs Harry Phillips of Los Angeles visits Ralph Keller home with Everette Fulton, reflecting a public milestone in the presidential couple's long marriage.
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Washington
Hoover
Harry Phillips
Los Angeles
Ralph Keller
Everette Fulton
Washington Wins in School Debate
Washington High School debaters ineile Davison and William Masson won 2 to 1 against Davenport High School, though an erroneous announcement claimed Davenport victory. The round two sub district tournament advances Washington as the local affirmative team prepares to debate Muscatine, with Cherie McKinney and William Sartor on the affirmative.
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Ineile Davison
William Masson
Washington
Davenport
Kermalt Schroeder
Earl Henley
Muscatine
Cherie Mckinney
William Sartor
Stu
Hinkhouse
Bradley
Parsons College
Fairfield
McKune
One-sided league games at the Y feature big wins
In a pair of independent league games last night at the Y, the Y Leaders beat the Brighton Independents 68 to 20 with Marshall scoring 26 and Weaver 16. Wyman defeated Ainsworth 30 to 4, Ainsworth not scoring a field goal. Upcoming games are set for Wayland and West Chester tonight and tomorrow. Marty Whittaker visited Oskaloosa for a thoroughbred Hampshire sale, returning with two horses.
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Brighton Independents
Marshall
Washington
Weaver
Wyman
Ainsworth
Wayland
West Chester
Iowa Senate Sets Amended Probe Of University Of Iowa
Des Moines Feb 10 The Iowa senate adopted an amended joint resolution ordering a legislative inquiry into the University of Iowa. The plan calls for a committee of three house members and three senate members to conduct the probe. An amendment to guarantee public proceedings and state funding for one defense lawyer was debated and narrowed to providing one state supplied lawyer for the board of education members under investigation.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
University of Iowa
Senate
House
State Board of Education
Benson
Clayton County
Versons
Batle
Bard of
Education
Francis Dupuis Dead
Francis Dupuis 21, nephew of Mr and Mrs Ed Dupuis of Sigourney, died after an operation two weeks ago and prolonged critical condition. He was a Sigourney High School glee club member known to Washington youths. Mrs John Motchniki returns to Chicago after visiting due to sister Mrs Ey Fulton’s illness.
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Will Dupuis
John Sampson
Francis Dupuis
Mra
Ed Dupuis
Sigourney
Sigourney High School
Washington
John Motochniki
Chicago
Ey Fulton
Bill to Fund More Veterans Hospitals Passes Panel
House Veterans’ affairs committee favors a bill authorizing about 12.6 million dollars for additional veterans hospital faculties. Iowa would receive 620 thousand, with 2.5 million more than previous. Locations named include Augusta Georgia and Boise Idaho among others. Edith Rogers predicts passage under suspension of rules Monday.
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Ashington
House Veterans
Veterans’ Hospital
Iowa
Frank Trator
Veteran Affairs
Hines
Towa
Augusta
South Carolina
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Galf Port
Miss
St. Cloud
Minn
South Dakota
California
Boise
Téa
Helena
Mont. S
Arkansas
Nevvada
Waco
Wyoming
Edith Hourse Rogers
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Rogers
Meorer
Ways and Means Seminites
Republican House
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Watson
Liar Sion
Booth Farkington
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins “Hospital
Baltimore
Therings
Anced
Adolphus Peiffer
Keola
Feiter Seccay Swan
Mildred Masson
Junior Caddy
Lewis Warren
West Main Street
Bob Patterson
South Third Avenue
Drouth
Bam
Babe Ruth
Julia
Dorothy
York
Mrs. Ruth
Clara Ethel Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
Clara
Brighton
Marty Whittaker
Oskaloosa
Hampshire Pale
Hebate Amendment
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