Republicans Are Blamed By Raskob
John J. Raskob, Democratic National Committee chairman, accuses Hoover supporters of staging short selling on the New York market during the crisis. He denies doing any short selling despite evidence he once sold 78,000 General Motors shares short in 1928. He denounces anyone who would sell America short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Motors
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
New York
Raskob
Senate
Ameria
Kittenball League Reschedules Three Night Games
A revised schedule for the kittenball league moves three games to Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at the high school field on South Fourth Avenue. Matchups include Third Ward vs Second Ward Monday, Fourth Ward vs Button Factory Tuesday, and Troop F vs First Ward Wednesday at Berdo field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fourth Avenue
Button Factory
Troop F
Berdo Field
Munice couple visits Ben Briley home
Mr and Mrs M M Kline of Munice Missouri arrived yesterday and are visiting at the Ben Briley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Kline
Munice, Mo
Ben Briley Home
Five Drowned In Oklahoma Flood
Oklahoma City suffered a cloudburst that flooded the North Canadian river and left more than a thousand homeless. Three women, one man and a boy drowned, with unidentified bodies found in the South Oklahoma City industrial district. A six foot river rise near El Reno spurred rescue efforts to clear Capitol Hill of homes washed away and flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
el Reno
Capitol Hill
Joanna Kyle Dies After Operative Complications in Cedar Falls
Miss Joanna Kyle, longtime assistant professor at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, died at Sartori hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born in Washington in 1886, she earned degrees from the State University of Iowa and pursued work toward a PhD at Columbia. Funeral services are at her Washington home with arrangements by L A Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Kyle
Washington
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sartori Hospital
West Second Street
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
J. M. Kyle
Carrie and
Jeannette Kyle
Joseph Addison Kyle
Albany
N. Y
C. M. Fleming
Noel
Leona Sutherland
D. C
Hausner Takes Off for Europe in Bellanca Monoplane
Stanley Hausner departed from Floyd Bennett airport at 9 46 AM bound for Warsaw Poland with London as his first objective. He aims for a great circle route using dead reckoning and expects a 4000 mile trip over about 40 hours with 520 gallons of fuel aboard.
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New York
Stanley Hausner
Floyd Bennett Airport
Warsaw
Poland
London
Hausner
Charles A. Lindbergh
Reassessment Ordered in Highland Township Tama County
Des Moines Iowa June 3 reassessment in Highland township Tama county was ordered by the Iowa board of assessment and review on petition of Tama county officials who alleged the Highland township trustees destroyed records and made arbitrary assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Highland Township
Tama County
Iowa Board of Assessment and Review
Judge state teachers college remembers devoted educator
The Cedar Falls chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honors a longtime teacher who served at Casper Wyoming before Cedar Falls. She previously led Wellman High School and taught rural schools near Washington, praised by students for her ability and character. Her father died in 1926 and her mother in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Casper
Wyo
Wellman
Washington
Election Returns Communicated at Journal Office
The Journal will broadcast primary election returns Monday evening for county and state. L. A. Jones provides a loud speaker outside the Journal to relay results as they arrive. The state news will be carried over the Journal TI, N. S. wire service for those indoors.
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Journal
L. A. Jones
Candidates Stretch Field as Iowa Primary Nears
Washington county voters face a large field in the Iowa primary next Monday with many county district and state contests. Polls open at eight in the morning and close at eight in the evening across 20 voting places after consolidations. Conserved races include both Republican and Democratic contests with candidate lists printed in ballot order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Iowa
Lime Creek Township
Wellman
Franklin Township
West Chester
Brighton Township
Brighton
Nira
Franklin Center
County Ticket Listings for Washington and Surrounding Areas
A dense list of candidate names for county and state offices across Washington Polk Webster and other counties. Includes nominations for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Secretary of Agriculture Railroad Commissioner among others and county board of supervisors with terms beginning January 1933.
Frisco vs Outsider Comedy Amid Budget Talk
A bemused rant contrasts San Francisco charm with a Western country view. The speaker jokes about a LA man visiting Frisco and a Stanford student ignorance of Hoover. The note criticizes budgets and political manipulation, claiming taxes and the senate balance are frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Frisco
Greta Garbo
West
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Local Supervisor Candidates Listed in Iowa Township Areas
A fragment lists candidates for the Board of Supervisors term beginning January 1934. Names include W. C. Hradek Lime Creek, T. H. Huston Crawford, Herman A Koenig Iowa, O. G. Patterson Cedar, Walter C. Sheets Dutch Creek, with D. Lewis Wellman and Harry L. Whittaker Washington also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Creek Township
RE. D. Lewis
Wellman
Harry L. Whittaker
Washington
Board of Supervisors
W. C. Hradek
T. H. Huston
Crawford Township
Herman A Koenig
Iowa Township
O. GC. Patterson
Cedar Township
Walter C. Sheets
Dutch Creek Township
Roy H. Mapel
Theodore W. Zillmer
M. T. Coon
Highland Township
Ed Kos
Jackson Township
Wm. Griffin
Riverside
W. P. Wells
Iowa Ballot Candidates Listed by Counties and Offices
The text lists numerous 1933 Iowa political nominees by county for offices including Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Secretary of Agriculture and local roles. Names cover Bremer Shelby Woodbury Dubuque Wapello Polk Humbolt Scott Boone Mahaska Johnson Jasper Lee Winnebago Cass Woodbury Washington Van Buren Johnson Oregon township Washington Lime Creek and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Hagemann
Bremer County
N. G. Kraschel
Shelby County
Charles F. Lytle
Woodbury County
Louis Murphy
Dubuque County
Daniel F. Steck
Wapello County
Clyde L. Herring
Polk County
L. W. Housel
Humbolt County
Louis BE. Roddewig
Scott County
Francis G. Cutler
Boone County
T. R. Osborne
Mahaska County
Alex Miller
Washington County
Ed Bachman
Calhoun County
Edgard. Medary
Allamakee
W. M. Shaw
Jasper County
W. Storms
Lee County
E. J. Riegel
Lyon County
Leo J. Wegman
Carroll County
Edward L. O'Connor
Johnson County
D. Myron Tripp
C. E. Walters
Tama County
Ray Murray
Winnebag
Garner Bill Approved in Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee reported favorably the Garner relief bill by a strict party vote. The panel trimmed construction authorizations and kept high income tax rates and tariff elements in the revenue bill. A conference digest by Senate Finance Chairman Smoot showed amendments receded to the Senate, while a bootlegger tax was removed and the bill’s revenue outlook was $1.119 billion with a $250 million annual expenditure cut needed to balance the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Garner
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Willis C. Hawley
Allen T. Treadway
Washington
INS
Hoover
Hurley
Senate
Smooth
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Glenn
Ilinois
Crisp
Treasury
Congress
Rain Boosts Local Gardens and Crops
A beneficial rain fell yesterday evening and last night totaling 1.02 inches with .67 inches in the afternoon and .35 in the evening. May rainfall ran below normal at 2.22 inches. May's low was 39 degrees on the 28th and high reached 90 on the 14th.
Hollywood Cafe Robbery Stuns Celebrities
In Hollywood the Brown Derby cafe was held up by an unmasked bandit who fled with $1,000 after a crowded scene this morning. Police search for the suspect as celebrities looked on in alarm.
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Hollywood
Spitale Seized in Times Square Speakeasy Raid
New York June 3 Salvatore Spitale an underworld intermediary in the Lindbergh kidnapping was seized by detectives and taken to a police station for questioning. One woman and five other men found with him were detained at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Salvatore Spitale
Underworld
Spitale
Times Square
Chicago leaders pledge funds to sustain emergency relief
In Chicago on June 3 1934 eighty business and civic leaders pledged funds to sustain the citys 47 emergency relief stations for another month as destitution affects 600000 residents. The report lists officials such as Roy H Mapel and Theodore W Zillmer and local township names amid related election notes at Members Hospital Board with candidates Griffin and Wells.
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Chicago
INS
Diplomas Awarded to Faculty and Graduates
A long list of names including Helen G Alcorn Irene Lou Batterson Willa Briley Wilma Brinning Edsall Brown Mildred LeNora Brown Irene Vendette Bush Loretta Cantoni Robert H Carson Rose M Carbaugh Arnold B Carr Beth Clow Dale Crandall James Crawford Oscar Street Cuddy William Dayton Gilbert Dickinson John Edgington Leo Embree Gene Endicott Lucille Fetes Velma Finke Stanley Foster Karl Frederick Charles Fuhr Russell Griggs Myra Harvey Marie Hay Lloyd Helwick Cora Hotle Henrietta Hull Vera Jarrard Vernette Johnson Helen Jungbluth Mary Jurging William Kern Kindig Stanley Knupp Marian Larson Hazel Longer John Lytle George McAvoy Francis McConnell William McConnell Jr Laurel Lo McGee Troyd Marek Mildred Masson Martha Mathers Maurice Mayo Omar Meeks Fred Minden Lucille Minick Jessie Mises Charles Owen Jr Velda Parcelle Anna Plummer Marjorie Reed Phyllis Reeves Carl Rothlisberger Helen Sartor Mariella Blythe Scott William Schulty Wendell Shaffer Ella Shakla Marjorie Smith Jean Smith Vaughan Smith Helen Smylie Paul Snyder Edward Sorrell Mildred Starr William Stewart Duane Stutsman Edward Stoutner Eugene Thompson Hubert Turner Ethel Wagner Adrienne Wanerus Curtis Wells Donald Welsh Catherine Wilson Arthur Witthort Frances Witthort Orlin Wittrig Richard Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen G. Alcorn
Irene Lou Batterson Willa M. Briley
Wilma
Brinning
Edsall D. Brown
Mildred LeNora Brown
Irene Vendette Bush
Loretta R. Cantoni
Robert H. Carson Rose M. Carbaugh
Arnold B. Carr
Beth Clow Dale M. Crandall James Daryl Crawford
Oscar Street Cuddy
William Stanley Dayton
Gilbert R. Dickinson John Richard Edgington
Leo L. Embree
Gene W. Endicott
Lucille C
Fetes
Velma R. Finke
Notable Class Members Listed for Junior College
The report lists Harold Ahrens Wendell Booth Lucy Bruty Kenneth Cline Ruth Cunningham Berne Enslin Dale Fuhr George Jones Lucille Knox Ruth Knox Henry Little Dorothy Masson Maurice Meyer Raymond Minick William Shields Ferdinand Skola Wilma Walker Leona West Burdette Westermark as current junior college enrollees or affiliates. The names indicate a cohort or roster featured in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ahrens
Wendell Booth
Lucy Bruty
Kenneth Cline
Ruth Cunningham
Berne Enslin
Dale Fuhr
George Jones
Lucille Knox
Ruth Knox
Henry Little
Dorothy Masson
Maurice Meyer
Raymond Minick
William Shields Ferdinand Skola Wilma Walker
Leona West Burdette Westermark
Diplomas Awarded at Washington Exercises
Governors Turner presence highlighted a Washington high school and Washington junior college commencement. Ninety two graduates earned diplomas while scholarships valued at 100 dollars were awarded. Governor Turner urged self reliance and hard work as key to future success amid taxation remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Turner
Methodist Church
Towa
Washington High School
Washington Junior College
Washington Public Schools
Turner
Belle Rice
American Legion Auxiliary
James Daryl Crawford
Harland Mead
George and Ella Griffith
Omar E. Meeks
Griffith
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Iowa
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Oklahoma
Eri. V. Simons
Iown Avenue
James Zeck
Cedar Falls Hospital
Europe
Tama
G. C Greenwalt
H. A Darting
Mills County
Karl W. Fischer
Benton County
C. K. Kringel
Cass County
J. W. Lemley
Decatur County
J. W Long
Story County
Ray E. Johnson
Muscatine County
O. K. Maben
Hancock County
John Fletcher
Clarence A. Hahn
W. F. Kopp
Henry County
Walter S. Boyer
Charles F. Greiner
N. Jessen
James A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Garfield
Pocées
McNaught Syndicate
Tne
Sam T. Donahey
Jos. Pieper
J. B. Rabenold
Oregon Township
Cc. M. Keck
H. G. Richardson
Jay O. Brown
Joseph Haller
R. H. Me. Carty
Frank Blumenstein
Garner
Hollywood Cafe
C. W. Klein
St. Paul’s
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