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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
4
Iowa Indictment of Kraschel and Beh Sparks Debate
The indictment of Lieutenant Governor Kraschel and Carleton D. Beh for conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government centers on recommendations to use government grants for NI R A projects and to replace borrowed funds with private bonds. The case raises questions about motives, with Beh accused of forgery and Kraschel potentially innocent. Governor Herring expresses confidence in Kraschel as Reuters notes the era’s political nerve and a Tammany refrain of distress and disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraschel
Carleton D. Beh
United States
Iowa
Mr. Beh
Beh
Herring
Mr. Kraschel
What Better Course in a Philadelphia Engagement
A Philadelphia family announces the engagement of a daughter. A visitor asks what class she will take and a maid quips that Miss Alice is taking a course in domestic silence as she plans a marriage detail. The Globe cites this quip in a feature on social customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alice
Globe
Toronto
By The Way column slips then resumes in comic confession
A breezy diary style note admits a lapse in the By the Way column and a comic scramble to finish the piece. The writer vows to work harder and hit the old nail on the head as the column nears capacity.
World at Risk as New Evidence Emerges
A wary observer notes occasional discoveries that imply deeper disarray in global systems. The remark stresses a pattern of troubling signals across economics, politics, and society.
First Iowa Schoolhouse Revealed in Pioneer Mississippi River Site
A look back at early Iowa education describes settlers raising a log cabin school by hand near the Mississippi. The first schools in 1830 north of Missouri were private and winter terms, with master and pupils using puncheon benches, shared books, goose-quill pens, and a spell down memory drill.
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Seneant
Towa
Missouri
Iowa
Lee County
Isaae Galland
Berryman Jennings
Ahwipetuk
Galland
Jennings
Doetors
Tuckeshetuk
Keokuk
AK. Robinson
Mississippi
Illnois
Prails
Ile
Dows
Exploring About Towa Forty Second Venture
This twenty first venture in a thirty six part series surveys Towa history. A single topic appears in the paper on one Monday during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Seriool
Braden Community Notes and Social Events
Jan 26 report from Braden lists visits to Donald Smith in Iowa City and Washington Visitors Day attendance. Activities include corn hog plan data work, local social at Crawfordsville with the Delbert Maxwell move, and various neighborly calls and travels among Mast, Witting, Spangler, Berkshire, McCoy, Smith, and Maxwell families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden
Ray Smith
W. C. Richards
Donald Smith
Iowa City
Donald
Washington
Glad Mast
Norene
Sam Witting
Myral
Earl Berkshires
Claud McCoy
Fred Spangler
Mary Allen
W. L. Smith
Myral Smith
Galesburg
Merl Smith
Karl Berkshire
Crawfordsville
Earl Berkshire
Mr. Leffler
Earl
Boyd Twinam
Louise Smith
F. M. Smith
Mesdames C. M
D. M. Maxwell
Homer Hunt
Francis Mast
Burlington
American Legion Auxiliary
Delbert Maxwell
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