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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1933

Page

1

Cooperation on Recovery Act Voted by Iowa Retailers

About 400 southeastern Iowa retailers packed the YMCA gym in Muscatine to voice hearty support for President Roosevelt and the federal recovery program. The meeting, chaired by I. Rothschild, heard from Burlington Internal Revenue official Wilson Reed and Representative W. C. Eicher, who urged broad cooperation and warned that blanket codes will demand readjustments.

Roosevelt Industrial Recovery Administration Iowa M. C E. €. Bicher Baceeds Rothschild Washington Muscatine Burlington Iowa City Marengo Ottumwa Keosauqua Ft. Madison Mt. Pleasant Fairfield New London Columbus Junction Sigourney Wayland Mr. Rothschild Wilson Reed Burlington District Internal Revenue Collector Bicher

Governors at Tahoe Farm Tree Planting and recovery talk

In Tahoe a midnight greeting for governors included a nineteenth gun salute and a tree planting marking the first recovery camp for governors. N. H. Neilson, Des Moines retail bureau secretary, outlines industrial recovery act codes, local adoption, and the push for more jobs while noting varied store hours across sectors.

Eicher Neilson N. H. Neilson Retail Merchants’ Bureau of Des Moines

Free Trip Contest for Century of Progress Visits

The Journal announces three free trips to the Century of Progress in Chicago for the most popular new subscriptions advertising job printing or collections. Open July 26 to August 19, nominees aged 15 to 18 may enter using the nomination blank in today’s paper. New subscriptions count for 7000 votes.

Century of Progress Chicago Washington Beacon City Journal

Unemployment Attack Pushed by President Appeal

Mass campaign drives support for shortening hours spreading jobs and raising wages. Johnson pushes oil and lumber codes while ships build codes loom. In Des Moines Morganthau meets with state officials to discuss farm relief mortgage refinancing as part of relief efforts.

United Press Unem Loyment Johnson Hay Washington, PD. WY Crain George N. Peak Agriculture Adjustment Administration Morganthau Iowa Des Moines Henry Morganthau Farm Credit Administration Governor Herring D. W. Bates Dennis Hogan Federal Land Bank of Omaha

Hilarious Lepisto Moves to Russia After Foreclosure

IRON RIVER Wisconsin authorities report that Hilarious Lepisto, a Communist advocate, is among several residents who have left for Russia. Lepisto lost his home to mortgage foreclosure and departed recently.

Iron River Wis. A Russia Hilarious Lepisto

Lake meeting moved to YMCA community room in Washington county

A Washington county lake meeting tonight moves from city hall to the YMCA community room at eight o clock. The program compares two site options for the proposed lake with Dr W Boone of Ottumwa, head of the state fish and home commission, attending to consult with proponents.

Washington County M. CG W. Boone Ottumwa State Fish and Home Commission Washington Lake

Mrs Rush Morris Dead in Missouri

H. M. Morris, former Washington resident, reports the death of his wife Mrs. Rush Morris in Harris Missouri on July 17 after years of ill health. Funeral services and interment were held in Harris. The Morris family lived in Washington over thirty years and then moved to Missouri. Mr. Morris worked as a yard employee for the Rock Island railway in Washington.

John Applegate H. M. Morris Washington Harris Morris Missouri East Second Street Mr. Morris Rock Island Railway

Gardner Is Given Six Months In Jail

Judge Frank Beehly sentenced Merle FE Gardner of West Chester to six months in the county jail and costs after he pled guilty to larceny. The youth had previous parole, with a suspended sentence. the judge gave jail time but kept parole in force, warning of harsher penalties if trouble returns. Gardner could not explain his motive, with arrest tied to a robbery at Hoover-Porter store in West Chester.

Frank Beehly Merle FE Gardner West Chester Gardner Becehly Anamosa Reformatory Bech Hoover - Porter

Long-serving Salem Clerk Woodbury marks 64 years

Ezra L. Woodbury, Clerk of the Salem Superior Court, is believed to be one of the nation’s oldest court officials in continuous service. He began working as a clerk at Salem courthouse 64 years ago.

Salem Mass U.P Ezra L. Woodbury Salem Court House

Italian Armada Leaves New York in Spectacular Flight

General Italo Palbo leads 24 seaplanes from Jamaica Bay New York heading to Shebiac New Brunswick then Shoal Harbor Newfoundland for a trans Atlantic flight to Ireland. The armada has covered over 7 060 miles despite poor visibility.

New York Italo Palbo Italy Jamaica Bay Shebiac New Brunswick Shoal Harbor Newfoundland Atlantic Ireland

Roosevelt Urges Voluntary Code for Shorter Hours and Higher Wages

President Roosevelt in a radio address urged employers to adopt a voluntary code to shorten working hours and raise wages. He announced a plan to post a roll of honor in post offices for those joining the effort and called for nationwide cooperation to lift the economy and curb unemployment. He spoke of universal hours limits and minimum wages, stressing voluntary action and enforcement limits.

President Roosevelt Washington, RD. C Roosevelt White House Congress

Farm House Near Wellman Burns Down

WELLMAN July 26 a Charles Schachner farm house one mile east of here burned to the ground yesterday morning. No one lived there recently but a bed the owner used was in the house. The door was found unlocked and later the upper part of the building was seen ablaze from a distance.

Wellman Charles Schachner Here

Funeral services for Mrs Thomas Simpson announced

Mrs Thomas Simpson died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services are set for two o'clock Wednesday at L A Jones funeral home conducted by Dr F W Eastwood of the Presbyterian church.

Thomas Simpson L. A. Jones Funeral Home F. W. Eastwood The Presbyterian Church

Three Barrow Gang Suspects Sought in Iowa

Des Moines reports the Barrow brothers linked to the Kansas City police massacre are chased across central Iowa. Guns found at Dexter will be tested against KC slugs by Gen Findley and federal agents. Marvin Barrow wounded. his wife captured. others at large in Dallas. pursuit continues toward Council Bluffs and Omaha.

Des Moines Barrow Iowa Union Kansas City Dexter Park A. Findley Iowa Bureau of Investigation U. S Karlier C. B. Dewey United States Department of Justice Marvin Barrow Perry Dewey Dewsey Marvin United States Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Towa Sutherland Clyde Arrow Ronnie Parker Jack Sherman Dallas Chase Council Bluffs Nebraska Omaha Douglas Street

J F Simpson Funeral Arrangements Announced

The body of J F Simpson a city park board member who died Sunday night will remain at Sherman's funeral home until Wednesday noon. Friends may pay respects this evening or tomorrow morning. Services will be held Wednesday at three o'clock at the United Presbyterian Church with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery.

J. F. Simpson City Park Board Sherman Friends Mar c United Presbyterian

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