Iowa Senate Debates Liquor Control and Private Sale
Des Moines reports the Iowa senate defeated Harrington's private sale plan 34 to 16 influencing the liquor control fight. debate centered on state liquor distribution versus private dispensation under state supervision. House moved toward extending bonds for PWA projects and relaxing beer laws to four percent alcohol with Sunday sale allowed.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Carden
Washington-Henry
of Iowa
Iowa Senate
Harrington
Woodbury
PWA
P. I. Hopkins
Towa
Knudson
Hamilton
Washington High Wins Semifinal to Meet Wellman in County Final
Washington High School beat Ainsworth 29 to 12 to reach the Wash ington county tournament final versus Wellman tonight at 8 20. Wellman advanced by defeating Riverside 26 to 3 in the other semifinal, with Riverside closing the gap in the fourth quarter.
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Washington High School
Washington
Ainsworth
Hdmondeon
Reading
Wellman-Riverside
Washington Loses Iowa City Debates
Four Washington high school debate teams faced Iowa City on Wednesday with two debates judged in Iowa City awarding victories to Iowa City. Washington participants included Sam McCleery Jean Moore Virginia Lemley and Catherine Masson. Coaches J A Taylor and George Means supervised travel and plans for the state league tournament next Saturday at Iowa City.
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Washington
Iowa City
Sam McCleery
Jean Moore
Virginia Lemley
Catherine Masson
University Speech Department
Hayden Hughes
Rachel Johnston
Ernest Wagner
Ruth Marie Morrison
J. A. Taylor
George Means
Taylor
Cardinals Lose at Albia 49 to 28
Albia junior varsity led by Scott Cotter and Forrest Geneva defeated Washington 49 to 28 at Albia. Paveglio scored 16 and Zahler 14 for Albia while Jones led Washington with four field goals as the Cardinals travel to Centerville afterward.
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Cardinals
Albia
Cotter
Washington
Collee Cardinals
Albians
Forrest Geneva
Albia Paveglio
Zahiler
Jones
Centerville
Iowa banks mainly back to normal after holiday restric
Iowa banks largely emerged from emergency restrictions by year end 1933. Of 2398 banks released, deposits totaled 173,378,282 dollars while 44,629,503 dollars remained in banks under the Senate File restrictions. Loans and discounts fell by 50,515,804 dollars since 1932, while U.S. securities holdings rose 5,474,670 dollars.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State
W. Bates
Senate
Bates
Iown
United States Securities
Demobilization of Rural CWA Begins as March Ends
Washington reports the Civil Works Administration moves toward closure by May 1 after Roosevelts 950 million relief bill. About 150000 federal project workers were dropped this week and 3710000 still receive benefits. Plans include rural school consolidation projects and wage rules set at six cents per hour.
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Washington, D. C
Fed
U.P
Civil Works Administration
Henry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Roosevelt
CWA
Riverside business leader William Dyarman dies at home
William Dyarman of Riverside, president of Riverside interests, died this morning at 1:30 at his Riverside home. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 20 PM at the Riverside Methodist church with burial at Bethel cemetery south of Dublin. He was widely known in Riverside and Dutch Creek communities.
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William Dyarman
Riverside
Methodist
Bethel Cemetery
Dublin
Dyarman
Dutch Creek
Austrian Nazis tighten grip after four days of fighting
Vienna reports an erasing of a socialist rebellion in the four day clash while Austrian Nazis under Chancellor Dolfuss and Prince von Starhemberg plan their next move to seize power awaiting a second strike in a blood stained, war torn Austria.
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Vienna
Dolfuss
Eriest von Stahrembure
Annual Red Cross Meet This Evening
The Washington county Red Cross chapter holds its annual meeting this evening at 7 30 at the M C A. A large countywide attendance is expected with reports on the year’s work and plans for the next year and an election of officers.
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Washington County
Chaptered Cross
Act
Roanoke Pioneer Creed Burehan Dies at 89
Creed Burehan of Carroll County dies at 89. He stood six feet six inches tall and was regarded as the county’s sturdiest man. The Roanoke region notes his passing.
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Roanoke, Va
Creed Burehan
Carroll County
Beers and Baer Win Their Bouts in City Hall Show
Leslie Beers of Iowa City defeated Ed Petesh of Chicago and Jimmie Baer of Cedar Rapids beat Joe Turner of Waterloo in three fall wrestling matches at city hall. Hal Williams of Washington KO'd Billy Nelson of Cedar Rapids in the 4th round. The card drew the largest crowd yet for the Washington post Veterans of Foreign Wars event.
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Leslie Beers
Iowa City
Ed Petesh
Chicago
Jimmie Baer
Cedar Rapids
Joe Turner
Waterloo
City Hall
Washington Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hal Williams
Washington
Billy Nelson
Hal
C. A. Neiswanver
Tob Rush
Walter Burton
Joe Dougall
May Ehrenfelt
Dougall
Cliff Lahey
Kalona
Jackie Wright
Parsons
Kan
Beno
Charles Madison
Cedar Stapids
John Custer
Johnny Lewis
Winfield
Nelswanger
Maine
Havana Harbor
Nations edge toward new alignments amid global tensions
From Santa Monica to Europe the talk centers on England pressing Germany to lay off and nations rechecking allies. Russia eyes the Pacific as Mussolini and Franco seek favorable terms while America debates internal conflict to stay out of larger disasters. The piece suggests now is a moment for domestic strife to avoid greater peril.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Tria
England
Germany
Russia
Japan
Mussolini
Franco
Ownership Change in the Beauty Nook
Blanche Spevacek purchases Zelma Mooer's interests and will run the Blanche and Zelma Beauty Nook in the National Bank Building with no change to services or policies. Moser visits Des Moines. returns early next week then heads east for vacation. Community notes cover local boxing results, officials, and a Maine remembrance moment.
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Blanche
Zelma
National Bank
Blanche Spevacek
Zelma Mooer
Hae
Miss Speracek
Jmetitacon
Miss Moser
Des Moines
East
Mrs William J Dawson dies after long illness
Mrs. William J Dawson died at her home 444 South Seventh avenue yesterday evening after a lingering illness. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at the Christian church in Brighton with interment in Brighton cemetery. Born Indiana Sept 14 eighteen eighty five and married William J Dawson in 1866 at Washington Iowa. Survived by husband and many children and grandchildren. church member since youth.
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William J. Dawson
South Seventh Avenue
Sherman
Christian Church
Brighton
Brighton Cemetery
Mrs. Dawson
Indiana
Preston Bennett
Mary Ann Peek
Washington County
Wayland
Washington
Iowa
William J Dawson
Mra. Dawson
Cottonwood Walled Brethren Church
Mra
Rosie Amrine
Wahington
Art Dawson Washington
Roy
James
Itlinghton
Verne
Tennie
Mel Crandall
Hazel Bowten
JSON
Martin
Snow reports reach from Dubuque to Des Moines
Snow fell in Dubuque Davenport and Charles City while Des Moines eyed a drought record. Charles D Reed head of the state weather bureau warned that a day with no precipitation would tie the three day drought mark if no rain or snow occurred today. Dubuque measured two and a half inches of snow and the coldest statewide temperature dropped to 22 degrees above zero.
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Des Moines
Dubuque
Davenport
Charles City
Charles D. Reed
State Weather Bureau
Mrs Rothschild Returns Home From New York Visit
Mrs Rothschild has returned home from New York City after spending three weeks there.
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Rothschild
New York City
Five People Give Bonds in Dubuque Train Robbery Case
Five people including one woman were released on bonds in Dubuque on charges tied to an interstate train robbery gang. Confessions implicate a wider ring. two arrests were made in St Paul and three in Freeport. The gang allegedly stole 99000 in merchandise from over 30 trains in Minnesota and Iowa.
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Dubuque
Freeport TL
United States
Jesse Green
St. Paul
Green
C. Putnam
J. W. Housele
Theodore Neu
Harold Stiro
Rose Manhoff
Minnesota
Iowa
East Dubuque
Rockford
Herring Forms State Conciliation Farm Debt Board
Governor Herring announced a 24 member conciliation board to mediate farm debt disputes in Iowa, the eighth state to form such a body. The panel includes Ray Murray, D W Bates, W G Murray, H S Nolle, R K Bliss, and others representing banks, extension service, insurers, and farm groups.
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Herring
State Conciliation Farm Debt Board
Des Moines
Lowa
Ray Murray
D. W. Bates
W. G. Murray
Extension Division
Iowa State College
H. S Nolle
R. K. Bliss
Extension To Service
BB. F F. Kauffman
Glenna Miller
Okalo
Washington Y Five Falls to Sigourney Sizzlers
The Washington Y five lost 54 to 26 at Sigourney against the Sigourney Sizzlers. Washington center Wells was injured and did not play while Fabe led the Y with four field baskets as Sigourney teammates shared scoring duties.
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Washington Y
Mr. C. A
Sigourney
Sigourney Sizzlers
Wells
Fabe
Washington
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Jimmy
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Petesh
Sand
Tony Moleno
New York
Midge Wolgast
Moleno
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Beauty Nook
M. M. Thompson
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