Condition of Iowa Crops Is Below Par
Des Moines June 10 The leanest harvest in years is seen for Iowa farmers with all small grains below last year and the ten year average. Corn estimates not yet issued but oats oats and rye show lower readings while alfalfa in western Iowa is at 83 percent. Peach and cherry crops are also downgraded with 25 percent and 66 percent respectively.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Western
Towa
Government i
Farley
Inquiry Shifted Today In Morgan Probe
Washington June 16 Examinations of the Morgan partners income tax payments moved from the senate investigative committee to the department of justice. The senate panel had heard how the banking house offset its tax by selling low in spirits securities. The committee may decide today to resume the stock market probe in ten days or wait for cooler weather.
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Washington, D. C
Morgan Partners
Senate Investigative Committee
Department of Justice
Senate
Banking House
Washington Y M C A Camp Plans At Wapsie
The Washington Y M C A will send Cedar Rapids area boys to Camp Wapsie near Central City from July 17 to 24 for a five period camp. The program emphasizes strong leadership and equipment plus a reduced weekly cost of 6.50. Washington has a small quota and urges early enrollment.
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Washington Y. M. A
Cedar Rapide
Camp Wapsie “Y
Central City
Washington
Plans for July 4 Show in Washington
Preparations to stage July 4 entertainment in Washington advance with a secured venue at Case Field and a preliminary kittenball game before dark. Ted Brown will oversee the kittenball activities and a prominent eastern Iowa team is expected to participate. Proceeds go to the emergency kitchen fund for next winter.
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Washington
Case Field
Theigh School
Junior College Athletic Park
Board of Education
Ted Brown
Iowa
Washington county farm bureau to depart for Century of Progress
Washington county farm bureau announces 70 members from the county will travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition. The group leaves Fairfield at 11 15 p m and Mt Pleasant at 11 47 p m Sunday night with listed travelers including James Arrasmith James Bellitt Karl Bevins and James Birney.
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Washington County
Southern Iowa Farm Bureau Band
Chicago
Washington County Farm Bureau
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
James Arrasmith
James Bellitt
Karl Bevins
James Birney
J. H. Peet
Anti Repealists
Mr. MecSparran
Town City
Marengo
WHO
Frank R Sage Moves to Des Moines Bank
Frank R Sage a longtime Washington business civic and church figure will join the mortgage loan department of the Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company and relocate his family to Des Moines. He plans to start about June 20 and will transfer his Keeley building insurance investments loans and farm management business to Vernon Crull. Genevieve Mack Sage's assistant will join Crull's office duties.
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Frank R. Sage
Washington
Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
Des Moines
Keeley Building
Sage
Vernon Crull
Temple Building
Genevieve Mack
Crull
Two Girls to Music at Iowa City School
Betty Jones and Loa Jean Stewart will attend six weeks of summer school at the State University this summer as members of the All State high school orchestra. Betty will study violin and Loa Jean cello with private lessons and group rehearsals and orchestra work plus a music appreciation class.
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Betty Jones
Loa Jean Stewart
The
State University
Betty Wil
Loa Jean
Sign painter dies after first beer sign in 114 years
Huntington Indiana police report Lawrence Leyman aged 64, a sign painter, died of apoplexy shortly after painting his first beer sign in 114 years. The incident occurred in Huntington with no further details provided.
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Huntington
Ind
Lawrence Leyman
War debts talk silenced amid embarrassment over due dates
In Beverly Hills a reader notes reports claiming leaders will avoid discussing war debts on their due day, pretending attention is elsewhere. The observer suggests Roosevelt moved quickly while Congress may obstruct him, undoing in ten days what Roosevelt achieved in ten weeks.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
Two Hurt In Washington County Car Crash Near Dublin
Mr and Mrs Chris Brinning were hospitalized in Washington County after their Ford touring car overturned about nine this morning one fourth mile south of Dublin. Brinning suffered multiple fractures and wrist dislocation while Mrs Brinning endured chest injuries and both were bruised. Cause appears a steering issue possibly from a flat tire. A bystander and their son George aided after the ditching and car damage.
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Chris Brinking
Washington County Hospital
Dublin
Brinning
P Brinning
Lrinning
Washington
H Rs. Brinning
George
Congress Plans To Quit Tonight
Washington June 10 The senate and house conference panels dropped the Clark rider from the industrial control bill which would have removed tax exemptions on federal state and municipal bonds. Final differences on veterans legislation were ironed out at a White House conference and a Roosevelt amendment issue would be reported by the rules committee. House Republican leader Bertrand Snell said he would cooperate with Democratic leaders to adjourn the special session tonight after approval of the appropriation bills.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Case
Clark
White House
Pou
North Carolina
Rules Committee
House
Bertrand Snell
McSparran Appeals to Crowd on Prohibition Retention
John McSparran secretary of agriculture in Pennsylvania and former Grange master spoke in Central Park arguing against repeal. He cited states delaying conventions and urged persistence, saying the wets are near the end of their string. He noted radio plans and a campaign schedule with figures on Prohibition era barometers.
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John McSparran
Central Park
McSparran
Agriulture
Pennsylvania
the Grange
Peet
John Speider
Lefever
West Chester
FC Witzigman
McSparral
Leading events at world fair June 11 18
Schedule lists June 11 to 18 events at the world fair with Canada versus United States soccer, Arizona Day, Iowa Farm Bureau, National Editorial Association, Arkansas Day, National Intercollegiate Track and Field Championships, Massachusetts Day, and Lutheran Assembly.
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Arizona Day
Iowa Farm
Delinquent Car Rally in Southeast Iowa
County officials from Fairfield and surrounding counties met to plan the roundup of delinquent automobiles lacking 1933 licenses. Lew Wallace urged accounting for all cars, with unlicensed vehicles to be stored or junked after affidavit. About 209 cars were initially unreported. 50 have been located, leaving roughly 250 still to be addressed.
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Marion George
Harold Putnan
Fairfield
Iowa
Lew Wallace
Sigourney
Secretary of State
Wallace
Washington County
Sheriff's
Wilbur Krueher
Wayland
Otfers
Man Treated for Rat Bites After Attack
Evansville hospital treats Joe Hales for rat bites to the face after an incident. Medical staff monitor infection risk and ongoing recovery. Authorities advised caution as inquiry continues.
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Evansville
Joe Hales
Union Vacation School Opens Next Monday
Plans are set for the Union daily vacation Bible school to run three weeks from 9 to 11:30 each weekday. Beginners and primary meet at United Presbyterian and Methodist churches. swimming at the Y pool. Over 200 enrollments reported with registration continuing Sunday and classes starting Monday morning.
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Union Daily Vacation Bible School
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Fetters
Dowell
Hazel Siberts
Lucille Rosas
Terry Marsh
Maxine Willits
Bernice Anderson
Rodney Sage
Carolyn Hamilton
Jane Stewart
Stitsman
Satchett
Wing
Britain to pay war debt in silver on June 15
London reports Britain will settle its June 15 war debt in full with silver instead of gold. Announcement will come Tuesday after Neville Chamberlain informs the House of Commons.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
United Press
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Solo flight around world progresses toward Khabarovsk
MOSCOW June 10 James J Mattern sighted at 10 15 Moscow time over Skovorodino about 560 miles east of Chita heading toward Khabarovsk on the Siberian leg He aims to complete the journey in one hop to Nome Alaska after Beloye He has passed more than half the distance and seeks to be the first alone to encircle the globe Two Spanish aviators depart Seville on a record Atlantic crossing aiming for Havana in 45 hours and possibly Mexico City if fuel holds
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James J. Mattern
Skovorodino
Chita Metern
Siberian
Khabarousk
Nome
Mattert
Beloye
Seville
Spain
Atlantic
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Havana
Mexico City
Daredevil Aviator Jimmy Mattern Faces Critics Again
James Mattern continues to pursue dangerous flights despite warnings from parents and crew. He brushes off cautious counsel and maintains his grim philosophy toward stunts, embracing risk as part of his aviation pursuit.
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Jimmy Mattern
Mrs Elliot Grayson Visits Forest City Relative Guests
Mrs Elliot Grayson of Forest City was visiting relatives, and Miss Frances Minick had been visiting her. They arrived here last night for a brief stay.
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Elliot Grayson
Forest City
Frances Minick
Extreme heat returns with temperatures near 100 in Washington
Des Moines reports extreme heat expected to reach at least 100 this afternoon after a 99 degree reading earlier. The weather bureau notes yesterday's highs near 106 in Council Bluffs and across the state, with no rain in sight tonight or Sunday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Coa Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Boone
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National Editorial Association
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Lutheran Assembly
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