Iowa Senate again delays tax bill amid governor pressure
Iowa Senate postponed action on the interim Three Way Tax Bill as key members were absent. Governor Clyde L. Herring was expected to press for immediate relief measures and faster adjournment, urging passage of a $3,000,000 poor relief plan and related items.
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Drs Moines
U.P
Iowa State Senate
Jierting
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Clyde L. Herring
Speacer
George Miller
House
Sane General Fund
Interio
Mrs Roosevelt Announces Wine Service At White House Dinners
Mrs. Roosevelt told reporters after a meeting with the president that simple wines only will be served at formal White House dinners and no distilled liquors. By February 15 it becomes legal to serve wine and liquor in the District of Columbia, with preference for American wines.
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Washington
White House
District of Columbia
Evangelist Jypsy Smith draws 10,600 crowd in Tulsa field
In Columbus Ohio reporter recalls meeting Jypsy Smith at the airport before a Tulsa audience of 10,600. The evangelist advertises no fixed route to salvation and is urged to save Oklahoma politicians Alfalfa Bill Murray and Jim Ferguson. Missouri Indiana Ohio are cited as states passed in turn as attention turns to a pivotal vote.
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Columbus
Tulsa
Jypsy” Smith
Oklahoma
Bill’ Murray
Jim Ferguson
Texas
Ain
Tipton Invades Washington In Tight Tuesday Night Show
Washington high and Tipton junior college meet Tuesday night on the Washington Y M C A court with a seven o clock tipoff for the preliminary between the high school freshmen and Cotter school of Burlington. Coach George Freshwaters seeks a rebound after a close loss at Tipton and a strong effort against Muscatine last Friday. A Mt Pleasant battle looms Thursday as Washington travels to face a team that edged them earlier in the season.
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Washington
Airways
George Freshwaters
Cardinals
Tipton Junior College
Tipton
Muscatine
Cotter
Burlington
Wapello Legion
Hours for CWA Workers Cut Again
The county CWA office reports another reduction in weekly hours for workers on CWA projects to fifteen hours. Pay remains fifty cents per hour. This marks the second recent cut after a previous drop from thirty to twenty four hours. no quarry work today due to cold.
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CWA
Mrs Cloyce Dougherty Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Cloyce B Dougherty a musician and church worker dies after a twelve year illness at home 223 East Second Street Private funeral will be held at the home Wednesday at four o clock conducted by Dr F W Wastwood burial in Elim Grove cemetery She was born May 14 1873 in West Liberty daughter of Aaron and Mary Hise and lived in Washington since 1886 Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Cec C Trorton of Pasadena a brother Charles W Hise of Albert Lea Minn and a life of church and club involvement including organist Sunday school head of the primary department and member of P F B O society and Fortnightly club.
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Cloyee B. Dougherty
East Second Street
Leonora Hise
West Liberty
Aaron
Mary
Harris) Hise
Washington
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College
Hasttnd
Clove of
Dougherty
Dougherty Roe, Clothiers
Ceci C. Trorton
Pasadena
Cali
Charles W. Hise
Albert Lea
Minn
Jillness
Mra Dougherty
Presbyterian Church
Dana Barnes Goes to England as Electrical Engineer
Dana Barnes son of Mr and Mrs T H Barnes sailed Saturday midnight on the Europa for London England. He goes as a consulting electrical engineer for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing to assist English Electric in starting production of a meter designed by him. He expects to stay two to three months and called Crawfordsville parents to say goodbye.
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T. Dana Barnes
T. H. Barnes
Europa
London
Statfort
England
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
English Electric Company
Barnes
Crawfordsville
Township Sign-Up Day For Corn Hog Contracts Held
Charles Kennedy reports final sign-up day for cornhog contracts will be at schoolhouse No. 11 east of Washington all day Wednesday January 31. Those with signed contracts turn them over to the township committee. others may sign their contracts to partake in the planned production program.
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Charles Kennedy
Washington
Corn-Hog Contract Extended to Ten Years
Washington January 29 Dr A G Black chief of the corn hog reduction program announced an amendment extending the contract from five to ten years. The extension aims to cover unusual weather and other yield affecting conditions after farmers complained about the five year limit due to damage from drought and insect pests.
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Washington, D. C
A. G. Black
Parmers
Brouth
Barclay to Pick Queens for UM 1934 Savitar
Columbia Missouri artist Barclay will select the beauty queens for the 1934 Savitar the University of Missouri student yearbook. The selection process is described as part of the Savitar activities at the campus.
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Barclay
Queens
Columbia, Mo
Pi—Mccmelland Barclay
University of Missouri
Estes
P. T. A. Seeks Continuance of County Health Unit
The Washington County Parent-Teacher Association plans to circulate petitions to gauge county sentiment on maintaining the health unit after the Board of Supervisors disbanded it earlier this year. They cite health and economic benefits and will hold meetings at Enterprise school, Washington High, and other sites. The county council will also discuss child study, with Mrs. Blythe of Riverside to represent Washington county at the national convention in Des Moines in May.
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Washington County Patent-Teacher Association
Cerent Board of Supervisors
Parent- Teachers Association
Board of Supervisors
YP. T. A
Washington High School
Hb. Blythe
Riverside
Washington County
Des Moines
P. T. A. County Council
Enterprise School
Hazel Schaus
Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa City
A. Belter
Audrey Humble
Kyu Crome
Enterprise
Ruth Smith
North of Washington
Baeccutive
Glen Fordyce
Blythe
George Rudiger
Centennial P. T. A
Cleo Shockey
St. James School
Tom Carris
Enterprise P. T. A
Approval Sought for Adult Education School Under CWA Plan
Superintendent J S Peet announces a proposed adult education school to operate as a CWA project in the high school building offering business arithmetic English and modern social and economic problems. Approval from state superintendent Agnes Samuelson is pending.
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Supt
J. S. Peet
Washington Schools Today
Mises Agnes Samuelson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dogs Kill Livestock Near Town East of Washington
Reports note multiple incidents of dogs killing and maiming livestock near town especially east of Washington. Farmers threaten to shoot dogs seen biting pigs near the Andy Blattner home as they attempt to stop the depredations.
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Washington
The
Journal
Andy Blattner
Washington County considers third CWA school in area
Courses urged to communicate with Superintendent Peet or Mrs. Dunsmore. Written or wired responses to 268 Black. If organized, this will be the third school in Washington County under the Civil Works Administration education division. Kindergartens exist at Wellman and Riverside as CWA projects, though Washington already runs schools.
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Carl Wo Klein
County Civil Works Administration
Hia
Mise Sanmelson
Eet
Forthcomine
Peet
Washington County
Educational Division
The
Civil Works Administration
Wellman
Riverside
CWA
Washington
Birthday cake donated for Washington KC dances
Grand Knight J M Kelly of the Washington council Knights of Columbus announced a birthday cake giveaway at two dances Tuesday evening at KC hall and flows ballroom. Proceeds go to the Warm Springs foundation for infantile paralysis while honoring President Roosevelt. Dancing starts at nine with tickets selling briskly.
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J. M. Kelly
Washington Council
Kouights of
Columbus
K. C
Warm Springs Foundation
Washington
Roosevelt
Kelly
H. and A. Bakery
Weather Dips From Warm Saturday To Cold Sunday
Iowa endures a sharp cold snap with a 67 degree drop from Saturday’s 59 degree high to today’s subzero readings. Des Moines forecasts a frigid night as Washington records eight degrees below zero at nine this morning.
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Iowa
DesMoines
Washington
Cold Wave Grips Midwest With Record Low Temperatures
Des Moines reports sub zero temperatures across Iowa as a cold wave spreads. Three deaths in Canada and one in Chicago linked to the cold, winds up to forty miles per hour, and fires injure nine in New York. Wrightsville Beach fire destroys a million dollar hotel and 108 cottages. Prices and offices hit by a major bank fire in Anderson Indiana. Temperatures drop from 53 to near minus twenty in the Midwest.
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Des Moines
U.B
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Canada
Chicago
New York
Wrightsville Beach
N. Y
Citizens Bank
Anderson
Ind
Telephone Company
House Accepts Senate Changes in Roosevelt Gold Bill
The house passes the senate changes on the Roosevelt gold bill completing congressional action. Only the signatures of Speaker Rainey and Vice President Garner remain before the bill goes to President Roosevelt. The senate added a three year limit on stabilization fund operations.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Speaker Rainey
Garner
Rainey
Moore family transports son from Iowa visit
Fred Moore Jr. arrived from the University of Iowa on Saturday afternoon and was escorted home by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Moore, who returned him last night.
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Fred Moore, Jr
University of Iowa
Fred L. Moore
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