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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1933

Page

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Tax Bills In Iowa Senate Propose Broad Relief

In Des Moines Iowa on January 11 senators introduced several tax relief bills while the house advanced cost cutting measures from the interim committee. Senator O P Bennett proposed cuts to mandatory 1933 and 1934 taxes and a one third reduction of 1932 taxes not collected. Another Bennett bill would remove the interest penalty on real estate sold for taxes.

Des Moines Senate House State O. P. Bennett Bennett

Bell v Brown starts in district court in first term jury

Daryl Bell sues Walter Brown for 5200 in a personal injury suit from a 1928 farm machine defect. Trial opened with Judge Hamilton presiding and jurors questioned for excuses. Bell testified first. Dr. C W McLaughlin also testified as a witness.

Daryl Bell Walter 5. Brown D. W. Hamilton Danaige Mages J. G. Patterson Patterson J. M. Soukup Frank Wesley Harriett Myers C. W. McLaughlin

Ellis Island workers face across the board pay cuts

New York report states that all Ellis Island employees will endure drastic salary reductions as directed by authorities. The move affects every category of staff and signals broad cost-cutting at the immigration facility.

New York INS Ellis

Indicted Burlington Bank Officers Face Court Arraignment

Burlington Iowa January 11 Judge James D Smyth will preside tomorrow over the arraignment of T W Kriechbaum and E W Wischmeier officers of the American Savings Bank and Trust company indicted by the January grand jury Kriechbaum charged with accepting a deposit while insolvent unauthorized sale of securities and accepting a gratuity Wischmeier indicted for depositing while insolvent A F Anderson former cashier was not indicted and dismissed Defense lawyers say pleas of not guilty will be entered and a change of venue may be sought.

Burlington Iowa James D. Smyth T. W Kreichbaum E. W. Wischmeier American Savings Bank and Trust Company Kriechbaum Wischmeier A. F. Anderson

Severe California Storm Damages Citrus Crops

A severe storm in Southern California last night caused heavy hail and extensive damage to citrus crops. The storm also tracked northward to Ontario, California. Island immigration headquarters.

Los Angeles Calif California Ontario

Turner Stresses 8 Major Points for Iowa Legislators

Iowa Governor Dan Turner outlines eight key suggestions in his biennial message to the Democratic legislature. He urges economy and tax reform, a state income tax, revision of the sales tax law, audit oversight for education and control institutions, and tighter control of state expenditures including the telephone system.

Des Moines Iowa Dan Turner Clyde Herring Ile Herring Board of Education and Board of Control Institutions

Former members plan reunion of Company's K First Iowa Infantry

Washington veterans of Company K First Iowa Infantry and Mexican border service plan a reunion at city hall on Tuesday January 17. Attendees include former members from Columbus Junction Muscatine Ft. Madison Keota and other southeastern Iowa towns plus those who served on the border. The 1916 roster listed many named officers noncommissioned officers and privates reflecting service in Brownsville and France with some later dying in hospitals or living afar.

Washington Columbus Junction Muscatine Ft. Madison Keota Iowa Kaster First Iowa Infantry Brownsville Earl L. Hout Leigh Bell Harold M. Putnam Edward Hammes Lee Ht. G Ward Clarence O. Barnett Edgar A. Hays Edgar M. Porter Everette R. Burham Francis L. Jos Charles Barrows George W. Oakes Harold L. Church Hilton M. Patton Elmer G. Warrington John F. Harvey Sherd W. White Charles Krebs Isage KE. Drake Willard H Ponte Ralph Otto Anderson Lee K. Arthaud Mark D. Atkinson Jas. W. Baker Walter A. Barnett Frank Brown George W. Brown Morton M. Chance Harry Y. Cobb Lloyd W. Crawford Austin Davis Loren M. Douglas James V. Ebert Pat Fitzgerald John G. Flamm Clifford Gammon Thomas J. Gerdes Elmer J. Grecian Leslie B. Griffith Charles Grosman Thomas E. Halferty Allen Hanft Clifford Hopeneardner Isaac G. Hutchison Sylvester P. Leith David P. Livingston Daryl Mathers Robert W. McKay John Miller Ralph J. Moothart Francis E. Morrett Keith Nevitt Carl F. Oakes Leslie F. Payne Walter L. Pine Reed Salladay Robert Shuster William Squire Warren Stevens Claude D. Swisher Ellis L

Willing Nations and a World Market Idea

Beverly Hills radio talk outlines a global trade concept where each country specializes in what it does best and trades for others. The speaker jokes that the United States could export politicians along with wheat and meat, illustrating a satirical defense of free exchange.

Beverly Hills Cal United States Canada Argentine Russia Germany France Jengland Japan Nicaragua

Iowa Veterinarians Gather in Des Moines for State Convention

Des Moines hosts the forty fifth annual Iowa Veterinary Medical Association meeting with speakers Dr James Farquharson from Colorado and Dr W A Axby of Ohio leading the program. Local veterinarians include Dr Hugh Linn Dr H R Treman Dr FP F Parker Dr J G Schoeman Dr Frank Young Dr J W Haxby Dr W A Aiken Dr Noy Morton Dr C B Strain Dr C Crider Dr TL P Scott Dr Charles Murray Dr K W Stonder Dr P W Neugzil Dr C N McHride. The annual banquet is led by Dr J J Gibson with remarks by Lt. Gov Nelson G Kraschel and Ray Murray. The annual business meeting follows.

Hugh Linn Gilmore City H. R. Treman Ockwell City FP. F Parker Deg Moines J. G. Sehoeman Dallas Center Frank Young Waukee J. W. Haxby Clarinda W. A. Aiken Merrill Noy Morton Churdan BR. Strain Dunkerton C., Crider Elkader TL. BP Scott Waterloo Charles Murray Ames K. W. Stonder Ames P. W. Neugzil Blairstown C. N Mc Hride Ames J. J. Gibson Des Moines Nelson G. Kraschel

Canada Motor Vehicle Output Rises in October

Montreal report shows Canadian motor vehicle production up 25 percent from September with 2.92 percent monthly growth in October. Output more than doubles year earlier levels despite weather and market fluctuations.

Montreal INS Canada

Swisher Alya and others listed in public notice

A fragmented public record names Alya Swisher and several individuals including Elmer F Thomas Hester Umbarger Roy J Wilcox and John L Wilson. The document appears to be part of a notice listing persons associated with a local matter without further context or details.

Swisher, Alya ( Thomas Elmer F Thomas Hester Umbarger Roy J. Wilcox John L. Wilson

Winterset Is Scene of A Slaying

The frozen body of 79 year old John Dorrell was found in his Winterset home by sister Mrs. Matt Purcell after Christmas. He appeared to have been struck with an ax, blood smeared on the head and handle, and no sign of a struggle. A 37 cent coin lay nearby, suggesting a robbery motive.

Winterset U.R John Dorrell Dorrell Matt Purcell

Taxpayers to Meet Thursday in Washington County

The regular weekly meeting of the Washington County Taxpayers League will be held Thursday afternoon at the city hall starting at one oclock. All taxpayers in the county are invited to attend. Measures to cut taxes and reduce governmental costs will be discussed. Members of the county executive committee are urged to attend a special meeting at 12:20 for important business.

Washington County

National Bank Names Officers After Directors Meeting

Winfield Smouse was re elected president of the Washington National Bank at the annual directors meeting held yesterday evening. R F E Dougherty was re elected vice president, W LL Graves cashier, Walter G Conner and Ed F Muck assistant cashiers. Directors re elected at a stockholders meeting held yesterday morning.

Winfield Smouse Washington National Bank R. F E. Dougherty W. Ll. Graves Walter G. Conner Ed F. Muck

McLean to Speak Here This Evening at Dinner

Prof. Guy Ek. McLean, dean of the conservatory of music at Iowa Wesleyan college, will headline a program of music and readings for the Methodist family night dinner tonight. Faculty from music and speech departments join in with vocal and violin numbers and readings planned for six thirty supper at the church hall.

Guy Ek. McLean Conservatory of Music Iowa Wesleyan College F. C. Witzigman

Washington Faces Ottumwa in High Stakes Little Six Showdown

The Washington Demons travel to Ottumwa for a key Little Six clash that could affect the title race. Coach Guy Carlton demands full effort after past Ottawa defeats and warns against a letdown as Ottumwa, reemerging strong after several Little Six losses, tests Washington's aggressive play and conditioning.

Ottumwa Washington Demons Guy Carton Burlington Muscatine Mt Pleasant Carlton

Washington Wins Burlington Game

Washington junior college, led by Fuhr and center Ahrens, defeated Burlington Y teagers 46 to 32. Washington built an early 10 to 2 lead, then weathered a third quarter rally as Masulli and Wuor contributed against the ragged Burlington passing attack.

Burlington Fuhr Washington Washington Fy. M. C. A Burlington “Y Invaders Athens Ahrens Peterson Wuorkame Masulli Jaeger Don Hill

Fox pelts surge in price this year in Moncton market

In Moncton buyers report higher prices for silver black fox pelts with gains of 2 to 30 percent from last year. Undressed pelts average about $42 each, reflecting a robust fur trade.

Moncton Ins

Opposition of Packers Is Charged

Washington reports a farm allotment relief bill survived its first test vote as 160 members backed the motion to strike the enacting clause while 100 opposed. Representative Jones charged pressure from hog interests flooding Congress with protest telegrams, claiming a signed message as evidence. Senator Dickinson noted doubts that the Senate would pass the measure now before the House.

Washington, D. C Jones Theill Howard Democrat Nebraska House Ers Congress Gram Dickingson Senate

Temperature Dip Follows Warm January Spell

DES MOINES January 11 A sharp temperature drop ends a week of mild weather with the coldest reading in the state at Charles City reported as four above zero. Charles Reed of the state weather service notes a gradual warming forecast for today and tomorrow.

Des Moines Charles Reed Sevice Charles City Torrow

Postoffice Dept. Acts in Drake Fraud Case

The Postoffice today issued a fraud order against seven men tied to an alleged extortion scheme claiming to restore Sir Francis Drake property to its rightful heirs. Named defendants include Amos Hascock Leuvens Iowa Henry Kramer Adrian Minnesota N Lamdes Mallard Iowa J Carlson Boone Iowa Henry Tedorf Hartley Iowa A S Berg Mitchell South Dakota Leate Ombhart Texas.

Washington, D. C the Postoffice Today Agai Sir Francis Drake Amos Hasock Leuvens Iowa Henry Kramer Adrian Minn N. Lamdes Mallard J. ¥. Carlson Boone Henry Tedorf Hartley A. S. Berg Mitchell Leate Ombhart Texas

Julius Damsey Visits New York on Business Yesterday

Julius Damsey of New York City was in town yesterday for business activities. The visit involved meetings likely related to local commerce.

Julius Damsey New

North Carolina Governor Details Saving Agenda

Former Gov O Max Gardner relates how he saved North Carolina over 12 million dollars and cut debt by 7.5 million through four major bills. He cites consolidation of the University of North Carolina, NC State College of Agriculture and Engineering, and Greensboro College for Women into a single Greater University of North Carolina with a 12 member commission to implement the plan.

North Carolina Des Moines Own O. Max Gardner North Carolina General Assembly University of North Carolina General Assembly Chapel Hill North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering Raleigh North Carolina College

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