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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
4
The Death of John Dillinger, Outlaw No 1
John Dillinger, public enemy number one, is dead after federal agents closed in. Authorities across Chicago, Indiana, and Arizona pursued him as his gang taunted officers before he was captured and killed, marking the end of a notorious crime spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillinger
United States
Chicago
Indiana
Arizona
Dillinger
Dead Eye Dick
Wild Bill
Ohio
Bad Boy
John
Farmers Praise Rain Flooding Iowa Crops Near Washington
Residents note abundant rainfall across the region, marking a sharp turn from prior drought. Corn has grown rapidly in weeks, tasseling quickly while some fields lag knee high, prompting optimism about the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lowan
Tax Congress Faces Higher Taxes Amid Wealth Evaporation
A columnist predicts the next session will raise taxes as Congress seeks ways to pay rising debts and involvements. He notes the collapse of incomes, depreciation in home and business values, and warns that wealth has evaporated rather than redistributed, with some wealthy figures selling assets and retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Congress
Bernard Baruch
Tax burdens and living standards in a rising debt era
A commentator argues that tax increases will fall on the masses as deficits rise and wealthy elites withdraw from active business. The piece warns of a lower living standard, cuts in consumer buying, and a shift from bread to cake as the nation faces heavy debt and tomorrow’s Congress must bear heavy responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Grandpa
Grandma
United States
Betty Goes a Travelling to Catalina in 1934
Betty Bate recounts a Catalina trip from Los Angeles aboard The Catalina. She describes the voyage, onboard ball room, orchestra, and sights at Avalon including Hotel St Catherine, casino, bird park, glass bottom boats, and varied scenery. The return via Biltmore Hotel dinner precedes a train to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalina
Pacific
Golden State
Los Angeles
St. Catherine
Ocean Front
Avalon
Descanso Canyon
California
Biltmore
United States
San Francisco
Cty
Hasta Manana
Robin bath chaos and water antics at dawn
A mistyped, quirky diary-like fragment describes a robin violently splashing in a bird bath while other birds wait, a sparrow shooed away, and the author briefly dousing the robin with a bucket of water. The weather is warm and local quotes reflect light commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Sparrow
Premium books for Louisa county fair outline plans
Columbus Junction July 21 premium books for the Louisa county fair to be held September 1 to 4 will be printed soon. Indications are for a big display of stock poultry fruit vegetables and flowers. About 2000 in state funds will be distributed in premiums. Afternoon programs include political speeches races and novelty shows. A big home talent play Crazy Politics will be presented two evenings. Free gate. Whatsoever society picnic at Columbus Chautauqua park Tuesday at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Elmer Shellabarger
Clayde Carey
Nebraska
Notice to Hunters Warns Trespassers Off Private Property
Notice warns hunters and trespassers to stay off the undersigned’s property under Iowa law. Violators will be prosecuted for trespass. the notice cites damage from trespassers and lists multiple signatories including Wilbur Schantz and J M Rich Righam. A date range July 16 to August 27 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Schantz
F Bailey A. J. Hauenstein
Graber Bros
Emery Liechty
J. M. Rich Righam and
Fichelberger
Weather outlook for Des Moines July 28 28 period
Des Moines area forecast calls for little precipitation across the northern and central Great Plains during July 28 to July 28. Temperatures expected warmer in southern sections with near normal readings in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Forth
Great Plains
North Portions
Local Socials Mention Visits and Farm Anecdotes
Mr and Mrs Howard Miller and family visited Chas Schiebel on Sunday. Griffith Bros. suffered a loss when a horse was killed by lightning. Ira Coon made a business call at Walter and Chas Longer's. The 4 H meeting was at Vince Marek's with Mr and Mrs Fink and Ralph Kelsey attending. Lead tape marks clay tennis courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Howard Miller
Chas Schiebel
Ed Lukovsky
Longers
Griffith Bros
Ira Coon
Walter
Chas
Ralph Kelsey
Walter Longer
Bill Chemicars
Fink
Andrew Hunter
Ralph Kesley
Vince Marek
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Betty Bate
Catalina——The
Magic Isle
By the
Way
Jewell
Kansas
Owen Young
Christopher Columbus
John H. Finley
Wellman
Atlanta Journal
Evangelical Church
Johnny Thompson
Johnny
Martha Butler
South End
A. C
Muscatine
E. A. Rabenold
Royal Neighbors
EF. C. Gentzler
Joyce
Norman
Century of Progress
Christian Endeavor Society of
Salem Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
George Masonholder
J. Duncan
Anna Duncan
Lewis Nebel Jaccob Shrader
Harry Bishop
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Breen
Dearest
Darlings
Ain
Iowa
Lake Manawa
Council Bluffs
Southwestern
State Fish and Game Commission
FERA
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