Campaign Opened by Gov Turner for Iowa Governor
In Creston Iowa on February 27 former Gov Dan Turner opened his campaign for governor calling the June 4 primary pivotal for the Republican Party. He attacked Dickinson Spangler and Calflesh, pledged to sever ties with utility and big money interests, and warned that the fight centers on the governorship as behind the scenes money backs Calflesh.
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Creston
Iowa
Dan W. Turner
Turner
Kiwanis Club
U.S
L. J. Dickincon
Harrison KE. Spangler
Robert W. Cuolflesh
Calflesh
Dieckinson-Spangler
Farrer
Rovernorship
Spauler, Dickinson, Bradshaw
Charles
Brad
12 Below Zero Official Report
Des Moines reports the coldest night of the winter at 1 degree below zero and a second cold spell of the season. Yesterday’s high barely reached 14 above zero as forecaster Reed notes warming trend with improving conditions and temp rise expected tomorrow in Iowa.
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Des Moines
UPC
Towa Tomourrow
Charles
Reed
Washington Wins Two First Places in County Declamatory Contests
Washington scored two first places in county declamatory contests and will host Keota West Chester and Ainsworth for the state preliminary on Wednesday. Results include Oratorical first Beulah Rich Crawfordsville second Arlene Brig Kalona third Clifford Flynn Riverside. Dramatic first Slayder Hughes Washington second Louise Stillwell Kalona third Wanda Jones Ainsworth. school rankings list Washington Kalona Crawfordsville Ainsworth as top four.
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Washington
Hich Schoel
Keota
West Chester
Ainsworth
St. Mary's Ball
Riverside
Brret
Catherine Masson
Wade Scranton
Lester Yoder
Kalona
Beulah Rich
Crawfordsville
Arlene ‘Brig
Clifford Flynn
Slayder Hughes
Louise Stillwell
Wanda Jones
Kalena
Crawfordville
Brighton
Riveride Bith
St. Mary's
Washington W
Miss Hughes
Miss McMullen
Miss O'Dea
Lews City
Riverside High School Age’ Glee Club
Tomeorrow Ninhe
Bailey Named as County Attorney Candidate
Henry ob Hindley announces Bailey as a candidate for county attorney pending Republican voters decision at the June 4 primary. Bailey, 29, born in Washington, with a law degree from the University of Iowa 1929, has practiced law five years in Washington. He works in the office founded by his late father Maresh W. Bailey and is a member of the Washington county and Iowa State Bar associations.
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Henry Ob Hindley Oey
Mr. Bailey
Washington
Warlieington
State University of Iowa
Maresh W. Bailey
Toemy Bailey
Washington County
Iuowa
Mrs Harry Watkins To Return Home With Dorothy Marie
Mrs Harry Watkins and her little daughter Dorothy Marie are to return home tonight from Chicago.
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Harry Watkins
Dorothy Marie
Chicago
Johnson defends NRA record as critics press new WPA for reforms
U M Administrator Hugh S. Johnson outlines gains under the recovery act from June to last fall and pledges a new offensive to shorten hours raise wages and broaden public support for the blue eagle while addressing delegates in Washington. He calls for unified price stabilization wage uniformity and stricter code enforcement to protect smaller businesses and improve compliance.
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Washington, DC
Hugh Ss. Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Johnson
NEA
Washington
Wilson wartime car donated to Whitte Museum
The Whitte Museum in San Antonio, Texas now houses President Woodrow Wilson’s war-time automobile. Col P. J. Hennessey donated the vehicle, which he had acquired from Mrs. A. B. Butler in Washington.
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San Antonio
Texas
Whitte
Woodrow Wilson
P. J. Hennessey
A. B. Butler
Washington
ISTANBUL-UP Students Favor Science Over Law and Literature
At a new Istanbul university with 3154 students, 2147 study science, 1183 pursue law, 87 choose literature, and 874 aim to become physicians. The distribution shows science as the most popular subject among Turkish students.
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Istanbul
New University
Beef Cattlemen to Meet Friday in Washington
A meeting of beef feeders and breeders will be held in Washington on March 2 at 1 10 P M in the city hall to discuss plans to bring beef production under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. O C Patterson calls for the gathering to shape statewide policy and secure better returns for farmers in agriculture. A county delegate will be chosen to attend the March 7 state meeting in Des Moines where beef producers aim to form a statewide organization and plan actions to prevent overproduction.
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Washington
O. C. Patterson
Des Moines
Towa
Beyyond & Suing
Teenie
H. M. Byang
Mark Brandt
Loreal
Revolving fund plan for beef and dairy cattle relief
A 200 million dollar revolving fund is proposed to reduce beef and dairy cattle costs. It would be reinstated by a processing tax on beef and dairy products when consumer purchasing power warrants. The emergency plan suggests eliminating five to six million producing cows and disposing of cows via noncommercial channels, old range cows, or grain belt channels for relief.
East End Weekly noted for neighborhood focus and local items
The Journal comments on East End Weekly a venture by young reporters led by editor John Bidwell. Its items include a bridge club luncheon on Feb 28 1934 and a dog Mitzy Brown giving birth on Feb 19 1934. Local ads mention Khart End Grocery Bidwell's Plumbing and other shops plus horses and a pup for sale. The piece suggests readers subscribe for wider coverage.
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Journal
East End
John Bidwell
W. Wilson
Warren Cox
Bill Brown
J. M. Lloyd
Bridge Club
Mitzy Brown
Khart End
Bidwell
Bielipse Lumber Company
Mitzy
Wreck near Pittsburgh Kills At Least Ten
A Pennsylvania railway passenger train derailed near Penn Station in Pittsburgh. Ten people died and 37 were injured as the locomotive left the tracks and crashed into trees and nearby structures. Fire erupted briefly but did not spread.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railway
Akronw
Penn Station
Akaleet
Clark Chewing Gum Factory
University basketball crowd in Iowa City Saturday night
Hansen and son Bob and Richard McCutchen were among attendees at the University basketball game in Iowa City Saturday night.
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KE. TT. Hansen
Bob
Richard McCutchen
Iowa City
River Workers in County Register
The national re-employment office in Washington starts a drive to collect data on men with river work experience. Spring job opportunities await those with the relevant experience, and local offices must file a report this week so eligible men register promptly.
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Register
National
Washington
National re employment service aids private industry
Hans Pfund states the Iowa National Reemployment Service, established August 1935, serves private industry by registering skilled labor and professional workers. The free service has helped re-hire over 10000 persons since August, enabling employers to select from highly skilled workers for expansion.
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Dbbs
Hans
Pfund
Iowa
National
Ome
Tak
Rogers continued on page 8 with weather talk and stage notes
The item parodies New York weather forecasters promising a bigger storm than before. It mentions Clark Gable returning to the stage and a push to keep women away, while Wall Street brokers head to Washington amid ongoing investigations.
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New York
Gosh
Mad Goud
Clark Gable
Gin
Kim
Wall Street
Washington
Iowa Senate to Act on Liquor Control Measure
Iowa House cleared the liquor control conference report 71 to 32 and sent it to the Senate for action. If approved by the Senate and signed by Governor Clyde L. Herring a three member commission will regulate liquor stores with state monopoly powers.
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Des Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
Clyde L. Herring
Control Commission
Iowa
House
WRECKS JUNKED CAR THIRTY DAYS SENTENCE
Arnold withaveky a Riverside youth was sentenced to thirty days in county jail after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Lukavsky faced no additional charges though he drove a junked car lacking a current license plate and license. The car, sold for 2.50, was made operable locally and wrecked on Riverside main street. W B Eicher of the state motor vehicle department warned on compliance with year plates and registration.
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Arnold Withaveky
Riverside
Justices of the Peace
J. B. Bovee
Lukavysky
Lukavsky
W. BB. Eteher
State Motor Vehicle Department
Eleher
Motor Vehicle Department
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Pigey
Mercury
Lloyd A. Anderson
United Air Lines
Salt Lake City
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Starrie
Army
Washington High School
Jean Baker
Floyd Whittington
Susan Fulton Welty
Pairfield
Billy Cox
Mary Isabelle Klein
Toussaint
Parry Reiner
Garcia
John Stout
Helen Jene
Hold
Ruth Marie Morrison
Wimpole Street
Davie Munro
Martha Wood
Camille
Orville Coakley
la Vonne Leffler
James Rogers
Wereft
Vera Stutsman
Falk
Bailey
Wilson
Womans
Spain
Europe
Bilbao
City Hale
Gram
Vpennsvyervanea Train
Pear Mok
Will “Rogers
Wie, Raper
Diag, McNeught Syndicate
Lee
Commis
State Banking Commission
Mitchell
Webster
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