More Japs Are Landed at Shanghai
International News Service reports a new Japanese reinforcement regiment landed at the Hongkew district wayside wharf in Shanghai. Fighting persists near Kiating Tachang and Quinsan as Japanese planes reconnoiter Chinese lines. General Yoshinori Shirakawa says over 20,000 Japanese hold a 15 mile front inland from the Yangtze and Whangpoo rivers.
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Bank robber in Primghar faces life sentence
George White known as the Turk was convicted of taking part in the $980 Calumet State Bank holdup in June 1980. He faces a mandatory life term with Judge O S Thomas expected to impose it Wednesday in Rock Rapids. He is the first Iowa bank robbery convict of the year.
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Mrs. Humston Dies After Illness in Washington Area
Mrs. Anna Belle Humston died at 8 40 AM from pneumonia at her daughter’s home in Washington area. Funeral at 3 PM Sunday at Sherman’s funeral home with Dr F W Eastwood conducting. Interment in Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by husband J H Humston and four children including Lloyd and three daughters. Nine grandchildren and several siblings also listed.
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Tax Bill Rush Aims to Finance Treasury Short Term Bonds
Washington lawmakers move to speed the tax bill to enable sale of short term bonds at low rates. Ways and Means targets over one billion dollars in annual taxes with 200 million more to raise, including a 214 percent manufacturers tax and wider duties. Congress also authorizes 40 million bushels of farm board wheat for direct relief.
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Demons Reach Keota Class A Final in Narrow Win
Sigourney and Washington high schools reach the Class A final in Keota after semifinal wins. Washington routed North English 51 to 4, while Sigourney defeated Keota 35 to 2. Class B semifinals earlier saw Kalona 29 Webster 23 and Sharon 31 Ainsworth 26.
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Make Up Docket for March Court in District Court
Seventy six new cases filed for the March term to open Monday March 14 with Judge D W Hamilton presiding. Law actions lead the docket with 34 notes and accounts, 25 foreclosures, eight landlord attachments, six divorces, one quieting title, and one partition.
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Snow and Cold Over Iowa Prompt Heavy Winter Wear
Snow covers the state with three inch drifts in Davenport and Keokuk as a fierce cold snap grips Iowa. Temperatures dip to near zero with six degrees above at Des Moines and a predicted five to ten below zero tonight in much of the north. Illinois reports a blizzard like storm in Chicago as a northwest gale drives snow and a cold wave looms. Crop damage is expected to be slight with winter wheat aided by ground moisture from the freeze.
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Leading Capitalist of Japan Shot by Assassin Today
Tokyo reports Baron Takuma Dan 78 a top Japanese capitalist and Mitsui director general was assassinated as he left the Mitsui offices. He was shot to death by an unknown assailant.
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Lindbergh Appeals for Safe Return of Child
Lindbergh and his wife urge kidnappers to allow direct contact for the child’s safe and immediate return. They offer to meet any representative at any location and promise confidential handling of all arrangements and no attempt to harm involved parties.
Will Rogers On Lindbergh Baby Search In Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills dispatch notes a nation distracted by the Lindbergh baby case awaiting news of the child’s safe return. The author recalls public devotion since Lindbergh’s postwar return and compares the moment to major national events.
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Folk Plays Here March 10 By Junior College Little Theater
The program features four plays under Mrs C S Williams. In Dixons Kitchen depicts Appalachian cabin life. The Old Miser shows a factory town. On Vengeance Height is a Tennessee mountain cabin feud. A Minuet occurs in a Paris prison during the French Revolution. Performances start at 8 p m as the second season ticket event.
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Dixon's Kitchen
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Far Ernco Ts
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Annie Lee
Lucile Knox
Pee Leroy McGraw
Enone
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Robert McFarlane
Miser
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Ida
Mary Pauls
Tim Adams
George Jones
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Henry Carris
Cheridah Gormley
Qram
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Shannon Hope
Tavender
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M. E. and U. P. Men Share Dinner in Friendly Rivalry
About 300 men from the Methodist and United Presbyterian churches gathered for a chicken dinner in the Methodist dining room. The event highlighted continued cordial relations despite a heated church school contest. Guest speaker Dr. W. W. Powers, former Methodist pastor now at Waterloo, drew the crowd.
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Assassination Follows Trio of Political Brutality
Goro Hishimuma, 21, from Ibaraki prefecture, arrested in a widening political killing spree. Baron Dan, linked by business and MIT ties since 1887, is a key figure amid a reign of terror that followed the murders of former premier Hamagsuchi and ex-finance minister Junosuke Inouye as heavy guards surround the American embassy over threats to Ambassador W Cameron Forbes.
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Morrison Seeks Re Nomination for County Attorney
County Attorney George F. Morrison declares his candidacy for re nomination at the Republican primaries in June. He emphasizes experience and dedication to public service as he seeks another term as county prosecutor.
Wayland Farmer Samuel Goldsmith Dies Suddenly
Wayland, March 5 Samuel Goldsmith prominent farmer southeast of town died yesterday at his home in Finley neighborhood after a short illness with influenza His survivors include his son Don a daughter Miss Elizabeth of Andrew Iowa a Kansas sister two Wayland half sisters Mrs Emma Miller and Mrs Mollie Goldsmith and half brothers Frank of Wayland and Will of Los Angeles Funeral plans were unsettled with services likely Monday
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Cardinals Beat Cornell Freshmen In Basketball Victory
Washington junior college defeated Cornell freshmen 26 to 1 26 in a strong showing ahead of the state tournament now moved to Chariton due to an inadequate Independence court. Cornell opened with a 4-0 run before Washington, amid momentum, rallied to secure the win.
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United Presbyterians and Methodists Hold Dining Event
A joint dinner between United Presbyterians and Methodists featured a brass sextet led by Milburn McKay and included William Masson Maurice Mayo William Sartor Milan Thompson Harold Schneider and Mr McKay. Ladies prepared the meal under Mrs E E Stutsman supervision and young men from both churches served. Ralph Shannon gave a welcome address noting initial reluctance but hoping for good relations ahead.
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Maurice Mayo
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Harold Schneider
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Lindbergh Kidnapping Developments Stir Nationwide Hope
Police chiefs from the east and midwest meet in Trenton to pool efforts as Hopewell observers note armored car movements at the Lindbergh estate. Henry Johnson remains jailed in Hartford on Lindbergh baby kidnapping questions. Chicago police hold Harvey Hanson as linked suspect after claim of Mary Kenner. Niagara Falls reports deny involvement at Niagara Falls location.
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Oskaloosa Couple Killed as Train Strikes Auto
An auto carrying George Haliburton, 16, and Descoe Zaine, 30, was hit by a Minneapolis and St. Paul passenger train at a crossing three miles north of Oskaloosa Iowa. The car was dragged 500 feet. Haliburton was the son of J S Halburton a Mahaska County farmer. Zaine was visiting from Protection Kansas. An inquest is planned for Monday.
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Journal want ads deliver to your door
The Journal promotes its special want-ad service for South 2nd Avenue residents with home delivery and early notice tips. Miss Briley notes many people are away when called and urges phoning in ads for special attention, warning not to wait.
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