Reparations Plan Adopted at Paris Today
The Young plan to settle Germany’s World War I obligations was formally adopted by experts from Germany and six creditor nations after four months of work. It provides for an immediate cash payment of about 27 billion gold marks and long term payments over roughly 58 years with 5.1 percent compound interest, totaling about 97 billion marks. A fire briefly delayed ceremonies as officials acted to extinguish the blaze in the salon. The signing ended at 6 16 p.m. with a telegram from Young praising the experts. Newfoundland noted as the oldest British colony in the Britain empire.
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County Joins list of Those Voting for Paved Highways
Countywide vote on road bonds gains support as Cass County joins 22 other counties in approving a 1.5 million bond for road improvements. Result 2,815 yes to 1,147 no, funding 22 miles of primary roads and paving segments on routes 82 2 and 71. Fort Dodge Iowa June 7 AP report notes state effort to improve secondary roads with future votes in Webster and other counties.
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Children’s Day at Eureka Church June 9 at eight
The Eureka church south of town will host a children's day program Sunday evening June 9 at eight o'clock. Glen Eldridge has returned from Chicago after a week at the United States Marine hospital. Canadian airplanes have tripled in the past year.
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Glen Eldridge
Chicago
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Fortnightly Club Flower Show Awards Listed
Hundreds of visitors attended the Fortnightly Pink flower show held in the United Presbyters church basement. Seventy exhibitors displayed blooms across many classes with ribbons awarded to Lee Meavoy Mrs. W. P. Wells Mrs. D. J. Patterson and numerous others in categories including double towers pinks roses and artistic arrangements.
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R. G. Cherry
Maud Hott
Kenneth Nelson
ML Pleasant
Gay White
Lee Meavoy
W. P. Wells
D. J. Patterson
Lee McAvoy
CB Yard
Ertinson
Bert Dill
Earl Simpson
Prohibition Fight Intensifies in Hoover Era Congress
Washington dispatch reports an escalating clash over prohibition as Congress debates transferring enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department. President Hoover signals a move while critics push for reform, amid senate hearings and party divisions.
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Brighton Route One Social Evening Recalls Local Guests
A Friday night event hosted by Mrs Jena Barnes gathered neighbors and relatives including Leana Barnes Keith Stout Viola Stout Clara Horkoski Everett Garrett Andy Oswalt Betty Low Victor Oswalt Kermit Parcell Harold Pencil and Ray Parcell. Music and social time followed by cake ice cream and coffee. Attendees described as Fairfield caller Prody Rorkoski Washington caller Violet Garrett will leave Salina school next fall. Nettie Conner traveled to Soria Iowa to visit A H Plank for a few days.
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Black Hawk Club
Jena Barnes
Leana Barnes
Keith
Viola Stout
Prody” Horkoski
Clara Horkoski
Everett Garrett
Andy Oswalt
Betty Low
Victor Oswalt
Kermit
Ray Parcell
Harold Pencil
Former Iowan Kills Self in Indo China Fever Delirium
Russel Hendee a 29 year old zoologist from Chicago was reported to have died by his own hand in a hospital in Vien Pan Indo China while suffering a tropical fever. The incident followed his escape from nurses through a hospital window. He lived with his mother in Brooklyn and graduated from Town University in 1920.
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Recital Tonight at Methodist Church
Local Methodist Church hosts a recital featuring Jessie Kerr and Ruth Stewart with selections from La Rohen Manina Donald Steele and several musical pieces. Performances include Aria from La Rohen, One Fine Day, and In the Silence of Night, among others.
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Donald Steele
Ruth Stewart
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Ripon Celebrates G O P Founding Diamond Jubilee
Report from Ripon Wisconsin recalls a mass meeting in a white frame schoolhouse seventy five years ago that Riponites term the seed of the republican party. Locals mark the 1854 oak grove convention as the party’s birth while nearby Jackson Michigan hosts a rival event planned for July 4.
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Best Radio Features Time Slots and Station Listings
Radio schedule notes for WEAF and WIZ networks listing program times 6 7 8 EST with titles and performers. Entries mention Goldmans Shilkret and Nat Al Fori plus a drama The View of Wakefield and a reference to the Avalon network scheduling details.
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Woman Named as Secretary of Labor Dept in Britain
London reports confirm the British cabinet includes the first woman to hold a post. J Ramsay MacDonald’s secretary released the lineup for morning papers. The official wireless broadcast listed Ramsay MacDonald as prime minister with Philip Snowden as chancellor and Margaret Bondfield as minister for labor.
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Hyiisi Wireless Press
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Daventry
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Arthur Henderson
Sydney Webb
J. Chynas
Tom Shaw
Margaret Bondfield
the Admiralty
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Minnesota Coach Denounces Slush Fund Rumors
Minnesota football coach Dr Clarence Spears told the Hoo Hoo club in Minneapolis that talk of slush funds is myths driven by a disgruntled Iowa official. He blamed lax actions and personal loss for distracting the gridiron program and dismissed claims of large payments, noting no athlete is afforded extravagant luxuries. Washington Lodge Knights of Pythias announces burial decorations for deceased members next Sunday at Grove and Woodlawn cemeteries, with members to meet at the lodge hall at four.
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Clarence Spears
Univerity of Minnesota
Hoo Hoo Club
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Washtom Lodge
Knights of
Waters Paroled After Breakin And Entering Sentence
Waters Ralph Quikey Waters, held on breaking and entering, was sentenced by Judge J G Patterson in Oskaloosa to eight months in county jail plus parole to lift Charles M Denison. Waters, a World War II veteran, will be sent to a government hospital for treatment amid local notes of small prizes at Callaway Service Station.
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Oskaloosa
J. G. Paterson
Charles M. Denison
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Poison liquor murder trial ends with jury deadlock
Peoria jury fails to reach verdict in the poisoning liquor murder case against Morris ManstHd bootlegger Wager after lengthy deliberation. Jurors reportedly favored conviction by nine to three before reports of the stalemate surfaced amid chaotic dockyard injuries and related disorder.
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Manhunters search Pacific coast for radio operator Tallman
San Francisco June 7. Manhunters search the Pacific coast for William L. Tallman a radio operator wanted in the Los Angeles clothes closet murder of Mrs Virginia Patty Tallman disappeared from the liner Admiral Beaver after a rad warrant was issued. Theories span drowning suicide or remaining aboard ship while scraps of a farewell note hint at a possible tie to Tallman. Detectives Condafter and Desmond sailed aboard the Admiral Benson to continue the hunt heading toward Portland. In New York the Larkin Tower will rise to 110 stories fifteen more than the Rockfeller project under way. Detroit headlines follow.
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Measure Sent to Senate for Final Passage in June Debate
The measure moved to the Senate for final passage after approximately an hour of debate in Washington. Representatives praised the farm relief bill while opponents argued against the debenture plan. Speaker Longworth and Floor Leader Tilson spoke in support as Representative Jones voiced concerns. About eight percent of telephones are in New York City.
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Rural district teachers named by superintendent
Washington county lists lead teachers for country schools with few exceptions. Names include Faye Jones, Gladys McCreedy, Ruth Norton, Bernice A Terson, Edna Mae Foss, Bertha Grady, and many others across Clay, Oregon, Marion, Brighton, Franklin, English River, Iowa, Seventy six, Cedar, Jackson and more, curating assignments for September term.
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Washington
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Havre
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Ruth Noton
Young America
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Bertha Klopfenstel
Madison Givans
Glendale
Marjorie Green
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Clay Dependent
Bertha Grady
Rubio
Gladys Fitch
Kathleen Morgan
Black Hawk
Oprah Farrier
White Hawk
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Richland
Green Vale
Marvel McClintis
Pleasant Valley
Oregon
Lois Holland
Elizabeth Campbell
Frances Hoyd
Brighton
Helen Ginkens
Tae Ian Creek
Rosa Davidson
Oakland
Gertrude Hook
Riverside
Blanche McCarty
Walnut Marion
Nellie Wiley
Franklin Louise Bell
Eureka
Alice Mead
Stringtown
Elizabeth Mers
Blixe Wagner
Ric Zihlman
Shiloh
Marie Snyders
Gray
Wilma Moore
Pleasant Ride Highland
Emma Long
Cleone Caldwell
Union Dale
Ruth Shall
Rast Prairie
Ruth Jaze Dell
Doris Endicott
Center
Blanche Ginkens
Albaugh
Eva Reese
Round Grove
Dutch Creek
Winnie Reitér
Enterprise
Lime Creek
Laurine Norris
Bunker Hill
Gayle Morrow
Hubert Coffey
Daytonville
Gayle Morrison
Eagleville
Isa Myers
Fairview
Vera Longwell
Grand View
Lucille Good
Hawkeye
Glenn Miller
No. 7
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Helen Birken
Pilotsburg
Myrtle Robertson
Pleasant Mound
Edna Hendryx
Smith Creek
Pal Disney
Surprise Valley
Sylvia Singleton
Union
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Leon
Prairie Flowers
Martha ‘Thras
Faith Carris
Jackson
Celesta Hasty
Dorothy Kos
Martha Kos
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Living Lake
Edna Wigting
Pleasant Plain
Della Downe
Salem
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