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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1934

Page

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Will Probe State Corn Hog Quotas

Des Moines July 31 U P. W F Callendar of the federal bureau of crop estimates and twelve assistants arrive to audit Iowa corn hog quotas. The probe follows requests by Leslie M Carl and Iowa AAA officials to resolve a long dispute over quotas and payments. Officials had cut the state quota from 12 667 000 to 11 970 000 then to 11 410 000 before suspending further benefits. The investigation may take about two weeks.

Des Moines U.P W. F. Callendar Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates Iowa Leslie M. Carl Lowa Callendar

Iowa corn hog board returns from Washington

Iowa corn hog board members returned from Washington D C saying they followed orders from AAA officials while handling contracts. They asserted an investigation would show Iowa contracts were prepared and passed fairly for farmers and the government. The board claims county committees ensured contracts included only hogs eligible for government payments under the quota authorized by AAA officials.

Des Moines Iowa Corn-Hog Board of Review Iowa Washington, D.C AAA Iown Board

Heat wave fails to affect Iowa on July 3

Des Moines reports a brief heat wave crossed Iowa with little damage. Forecaster Charles D Reed said the state would likely escape the low pressure system from Canada. Warmer weather was seen briefly, with showers in the northwest and no rain statewide yesterday. Maximum hit 101 at Atlantic and 51 low at Estherville.

Des Moines Lowa Charles D Reed Canada Reed Atlantic Estherville

Death Claims M. L. Miller Former Ainsworth Resident

M. L. Miller age 65, long time Ainsworth resident and telephone business pioneer, died in Des Moines after several weeks illness. Survived by widow Stella Malin Miller and three children, with services in Ainsworth Methodist church. Burial in Ainsworth cemetery.

M. L. Miller Ainsworth Des Moines L. A South Florida North Carolina Stella Malin Miller R. ©. Lynn Columbus Junction Wilma Miller New York City Bryan Miller Sioux City Dave Miller Alburnett Iowa Luke James I. B. Rabenold Riley Miller Miller Masonic Order

Increase in Beer Tax Revenues in Iowa

Des Moines reports July beer tax receipts nearly doubled from 1935 with $110,776 collected versus $57,886 a year earlier. Inheritance taxes slipped to $57,929 for July against $61,113 in 1933 and $190,558 last month. The old age pension fund stood at $686,462 at month end.

Des Moines Iowa Leo J. Weeman Ola Age Pension Fund

Carnival of Comedy to Open at Cornell College

Mt Vernon Iowa July 21 UP Cornell college presents a three day carnival of plays from ancient to modern honors. The Birds opens followed by The Learned Ladies and The School for Woun ds. The Boor Patelin She Stoops to Conquer and Village Wooing are on Thursday and Friday with Trial by Jury and A Midsummer Night's Dream closing the event.

MT. Vernon Iowa Cornell College Aristophanes Moliere Anton Chekhov Patelin Eame Goldsmith George Bernard Shaw

Goff’s Coon Dog Captures Film Interest

In Goff Kansas a camera newsman filmed a famed coon dog and two pigs that she mothered. The event drew attention as the dog’s unusual bond and appearance in local footage were documented.

Goff Kan

Washington Girls Ball Club Injured in Riverside Crash

Three Washington team members were severely injured and hospitalized after a truck driven by Leo Mangold collided with a car at the Yatton corner south of Riverside while the girls were en route to a Riverside game. Two Richmond men also sustained serious injuries in the same accident.

Richmond Washington Riverside Leo Mangold Yatton Corner Mangold

Benefit Softball Game To Aid Injured Girls

A benefit softball game between two selected men’s teams will be played next Monday night for the girls injured in last night’s accident. The city softball commission arranged the event.

City

Five hurt in Washington Riverside detour crash near Yaton

Raymond Chalupa drove westbound into a stopped intersection after a stop sign was erected for a detour on No 22. In the Mangold truck 17 Washington residents were aboard, three girls gravely injured Dorothy Shively Pauline Snyder and Lucille Mangold rushed to county hospital. Lem Sharp 21 of Richmond taken to Iowa City University hospital with a broken jaw and facial injuries. James Chalupa 50 west of Richmond listed in not very good condition with a long neck wound and possible internal injuries.

Upa Mangold Washington-Riverside Yatton Washington Dorothy Shively Pauline Snyder Lucille Mangold Ccounty Hospital Lem Sharp Albert Sharp Richmond University Hospital Iowa City James Chalupa Nooon

Fluorine in Des Moines Water Warned by Health Chief

Des Moines July 81-09 Dr Walter L Bierring state health commissioner warned that fluorine in water is harmful to teeth and not to be confused with chlorine. He noted mottled enamel linked to 147 city supplies, 367 free of fluorine, and cited deep wells in several communities as causes. He urged avoidance of wells near polluted streams and said a fluorine free supply prevents mottled teeth. He also cited Iowa disease figures for the week ending July 26 with whooping cough leading, then measles, tuberculosis and scarlet fever.

Des Moines Walter L. Bierring Etate Iowa Ankeny Bierring State Department of Health Antony Huxly Maxwell Nevada Manson Stuart Oakland Dayton Gowrie Duncombe Stratford Ogaden Redfield Hierring de Kierring Mansios Bierving

Atom Materials Study Under Way at Ohio University

Atom materials research in Athens Ohio uses X ray analysis conducted in Ohio University laboratories by Dr. L M Heil and J E Edwards from the physics department.

Athens Ohio University Laboratories L. M. Heil J. E. Edwards Department of Physics

Parker Ranch Cattle Herds And Saddle Horses Described

An account from Parker Ranch in Waimea Hawai about vast cattle herds that include thirty thousand head of Herefords and noble horses. The narrative praises native cowboys, over half a million acres, and a well organized transport with amphibian planes and wireless lines.

Waimea Hawai Parker Ranch Ring

Jacob B. Yoder Dies After Stroke in Kalona

Jacob R. Yoder 86 of Kalona died at home after a Friday stroke. A Kalona resident for 47 years, he was a retired farmer. He leaves his wife and eight children including Oliver of Illinois and others in Illinois and Ohio. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today.

Kalona Jacob R Yoder Yoder Oliver Illinois Chris

England Defeats America to Keep Davis Cup

England retained the Davis Cup as Fred Perry defeated Shields 6-4 4-6 15-12 in a marathon fifth set and H. W. Austin beat Sidney Wood 6-4 6-0 6-8 6-3 to seal the victory in Wimbledon.

England America Wimbledon Ireland Toby Fred Perry Britain Rank Shields New York Serviee Shields H. W. Austin Sidney Wood

Miss Louisa Young Returns Home From Davenport Visit

Miss Louisa Young has returned home after a brief visit in Davenport. She was away a few days and is now back with her family.

Louisa Young Davenport

Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Country Club

The regular Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held this month at the Country Club on Thursday at 6 45. The program centers on the 4 H club show scheduled for August 7 8 9 10. Tickets are 41 cents. Dinner committee includes C Wo Tucker WV. Davis Jesse Bushy and Henry Bailey. The Washington Municipal Band which won first at the Iowa state contest for municipal bands will be guests of honor at the dinner and meeting. Secretary Logan urges a large attendance.

Chamber of Correres Logan C Wo Tucker WV. Davis Jesse Bushy Heory Bailey Washington Todar Valle Cedar Airs Chamber of Commerce

Truck Drivers Defy Troops in Minnesota Picketing

In Minneapolis July 31 striking truck drivers renewed mass picketing as National Guard troops faced protests. William Sam Brown, president of the drivers union, charged troops were breaking the strike by letting many trucks operate. Governor Olson refused a 48 hour halt to reorganize militias, signaling a potential escalation of a 15 day walkout involving about 6000 drivers.

Minneapolis National Guard Willian Sam Brown Floyd Olson Union Militias

One-Legged Robin Becomes Mrs Kuchera's Pet

A one legged robin rescued by Mrs Otto Kuchera from a dog adapts to life with a missing limb. The bird recovered quickly and waits daily for its mistress to return.

Tacoma Wash Otto Kuchera

Outbreak of Civil War Feared After Executions

Vienna July 31 reports say a military court convicted Otto Planetta and Franz Holzweber of the Dollfuss murder and sentenced them to death. They were executed three hours later in the prison courtyard, with threats of civil war and renewed Nazi revolt across Austria.

Vienna Otto Planetta Franz Holzweber Englebert Dollifuss Austria Europe

Hindenburg Thought Dying At Summer Home

Berlin July 31 rumor spread that President Hindenburg, 86, is gravely ill at his summer residence after years of uremia. Cabinet officers recalled from vacation as speculation mounts on his successor. A medical bulletin reported he ate then drifted into a liee.

Hindenburg Berlin von Hindenburg Hitler Herman Goering Germany

Dressler Services Held Amid Celebrities

Mark Dressler beloved screen icon was buried today in a brief ceremony limited to close friends. Jeannette MacDonald sang a song as a poem was read and a short eulogy was delivered. Thousands gathered outside the church as police lines kept crowds away from the celebrity attendees.

Holly Woop Mark Dressler Sim Vie Jeannette McDonald

Stewart to broadcast songs on WSAIL at 7:30 tomorrow

William Stewart will broadcast songs on WSAIL at 7 30 tomorrow night August 4. His sister Miss Jane Stewart will accompany him on piano.

William Stewart WSAIL Miss Jane Stewart

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