Equalization Fee Urged by Farmers in Marketing Act Debate
Chicago hosts American Farm Bureau Federation leaders as they plan a week long session to discuss federal legislation including the equalization fee for the agricultural marketing act. Chester H. Gray reports on the national legislative scene while E. A. O Neal Charles W Hearst and Mrs Sewell address federation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigqago
INS
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chester H. Gray
Washington, D. C
Federation
Legislative
National Capital
Federal Farm Board
Gray
American’ Federation of Business Men
Independent
Grain and Cotton Exchanges
Agricultural Marketing Act
College Plays Tonight at 7 30 in High School Auditorium
Tonight at 7 30 the junior college folk plays perform as the second event on the Little Theater program in the high school auditorium. The prchyvstra orchestra provides music before the eight o’clock curtain. The one night only performance invites audience voting on which plays and performances are best and asks attendees to submit impressions on provided papers without signing names.
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Prchyvstra
C.S. Willians
Washington
Ulittle Theater
Sees Cold Weather Over Middlewest for Rest of Week
Chicago and the middle west remain in a frigid grip with gradual moderation noted for the first time in five days. Government observer C A Donnel says cold weather will continue until Saturday.
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Middlewest
Chicago
Middle West
C. A. Donnel
China Ready to Negotiate for a Truce
Shanghai reports China will enter talks on armistice under the March 4 League plan with Japan. Beijing insists negotiations cover only halt in fighting and withdrawal of Japanese troops with no conditions. League of Nations assembly in Geneva drafts a resolution seeking settlement of entire China Japan conflict including Manchuria and Shanghai.
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Shanghai
INS
Japan
League of Nations Assembly
China
League
Geneva
Manchuria
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Death of Mrs Schlossbauer Reaches Former Washington Resident
Former resident L. B. Lupton received a letter from William Schlossbauer announcing the death of his wife Mrs. Schlossbauer in Harvey Illinois. The couple lived in Washington for several months in 1930 during work on the city street lighting installation and made acquaintances here.
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L. B. Lupton
William Schlossbauer
Bereavement Thank You From Humston Family
The Humston family expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during our recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Humston
Washington County School Economy Meeting Called
Washington county officials, led by Supt J H Peet and County Superintendent Winnie M Palmer, call a city hall gathering for Thursday March 17 at 2 pm. Boards of education statewide invited to discuss cost cuts and group purchasing of supplies to maintain efficiency.
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Washington County
Board of Education
J. H. Peet
Washington City Schools
Winnie M. Palmer
Eeity
Washington
Eastwood Re-elected Head of County Red Cross
Rev. I. W. Eastwood was re elected county Red Cross chairman at the annual meeting at the YMCA. Dr. H. Mastwood was re elected under protest. Lucy Dempsey named county treasurer after a January roll shows 853 members enrolled. New officers include Eastwood chair, Etter vice chair, Dawson secretary, Dempsey treasurer, and others for nursing first aid and volunteer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Eastwood
Red Cross
Hmastwood
Eastwood
Lucy Dempsey
Miss Dempsey
Red Coss
Lee Wolland
Fastwood
P. Ll. Etter
Home Service
P. Ll Etter
Anna Dawson
T. L. Braockhart
Voll Caktl
C. W. Stewart
H. F. Masson
First Aid
Lewis Warren
Winnie Palmer
P. L.etter
Gerge Teas
American Legion
Mastwood
Hilkea Jacobs
Hundreds Adrift on Ice Off Finland Rescue Efforts Falter
In a blizzard along the Gulf of Finland about 700 fishermen are adrift on ice floes. Rescue workers saved a few as ice and freezing conditions hindered foot travel and halted an aerial search. Icebreakers push through floes with slow progress.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Gulf of Finland
Crisp Sees Disaster If It’s Defeated
In Washington the House opened debate on a tax bill aimed at balancing the budget with over a billion dollars in annual revenue. Representative Charles R. Crisp of Georgia urged passage of a sales tax as essential, arguing that government cannot spend more than it takes in. He framed the measure as a non partisan government bill and warned of disaster if taxes are defeated.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Ways and Means Committee
House
Crisp
United States
INSA
Coar
Ways and Means
Reister Is Again Named Fire Chief
Officers who have served the Washington fire department for the last year were re elected at the department's annual meeting. Cc C Reister was re elected chief for nearly twenty years. H H Reister first assistant chief Jack Westphal second assistant Harvey Meek secretary treasurer Leslie M Kicher foreman of first truck R L Gibson second foreman Owen McGovern second truck J L Pease assistant John Custer foreman hook and ladder Earl Little assistant Oren Helwick and P J Wallace selected as firemen truck drivers.
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Washington
Leslie M. Kicher
First Truck Company
R. L. Gibson
Owen McGovern
Second Truck Company
J. L. Pease
John Custer
Hook and Ladder Company
Earl Little
Oren Helwick
P. J. Wallace
Farm Bureau Meet at Jackson Center School House
Jackson township farm bureau hosts a Friday evening meeting at the Jackson Center school house with motion pictures and a community program arranged by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Jackson Center
Visit to Kidnapers Haunt Recalls Lindbergh Baby Tale
A Peekskill man claims he was blindfolded and taken to see the Lindbergh baby by two men. He says he was told to tell Colonel Lindbergh the child was well and a $75,000 ransom would be demanded. Police could not confirm the report.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
International News Service
New York
INS
The
Lindberghs
Story
Peekskill, N. Y
Peekskill
Washington High School Band Broadcast Delights List
Washington listeners enjoyed a WSUI broadcast by the Washington high school band last night from nine to ten. Director Milburn McKay led thirty eight students to Iowa City for the program and the group fits well in the studio. The band thanks those who lent cars for the trip namely John Jackson J W Cox H E Busby Fred L Stewart Claude Tucker Dr H L Hendricks Dr D D Davis Oscar Hughes Martha Mathers and Milburn McKay.
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Washington
WSUI
Washington High School
Milburn McKay
Iowa City
John Jackson
J. W. Cox
H. E. Busby
Fred L. Stewart
Claude Tucker
H. L. Hendricks
D. D. Davis
Oscar Hughes
Martha Mathers
Wellman Man Seeks Republican Governor Nomination
Louis J. Kehoe of Wellman announced his candidacy for Iowa governor as a Republican. Kehoe, a lawyer and editor of The Taxpayer, said friends urged him to run and he aims to lower government costs through tax reforms.
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Wellman
Iowa
March LO
MNS
Louis J. Kehoe
Kehoe
the Taxpayer
Will Rogers music legacy tribute in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills reports that Will Rogers, though small in stature and modest in life, created music that stirs every American. His marches like El Capitan, Washington's Post, and Stars and Stripes Forever are described as monuments for the soul that will endure through the ages.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
el Capitan
Washington
Post
Stars and Stripes Forever
Demons to Play Keokuk Tonight in District Opener
Coach Jim Shultz and ten Demons head to Ottumwa for the district tournament opener against Keokuk. Washington advances from the Keota sectional while Mt. Pleasant is disqualified for coach conduct. Keokuk is considered a strong foe with recent tight games against Fairfield Burlington and Mt. Pleasant. If Washington wins, Eldon awaits tomorrow. Ottumwa faces Indianola with the winner meeting Albia.
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Jim Shultgz
Ottumwa
Demons
Keokuk
Washington
Keota
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Burlington
Associates of Washington
Eldon
Indianola
Albia
Langlas
Reid Hunt
Lindbergh Child Still Is Missing
A sweeping, ongoing search for the Lindbergh baby expands to ships and ports abroad while authorities admit no solid leads. tips spur reports from Atlantic City to Paris. Chicago and Detroit raids target possible suspects as Mrs Lindbergh's health concerns rise amid the vigil.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
New York
Ile de France
Plymouth
United States
Atlantic City
Paris
American Legion
Larchmont
West Chester County
Broadway Limited
Crack Western
Chicago
New Jersey
Lee Turner
St. Louis
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Monmouth Singers to Perform at Local Churches Sunday
David Fulton will bring three Monmouth College gospel quartet members home for the weekend. The group will lead the union young people's service at the Presbyterian church at 6 15 Sunday evening and sing at the United Presbyterian church Sunday night. They will drive here Saturday.
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David Fulton
Monmouth College
Union
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Briley Chats with Readers on Want Ad Service
Journal representative Miss Briley offers practical tips to readers on using the want ads for profitable results. She guides busy households through constructive suggestions to maximize value from the classified listings.
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Miss Briley
Journal
Ad Ready Prompt Pleased Miss Briley With Offer
Message invites buyers to prepare ads and states Miss Briley would be pleased by a ready listing. It implies a sales prompt encouraging ready advertisements for Miss Briley.
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Farm Bureau
E. A. O'Neal
Montgomery
Ala
Charles W. Hearst
Charles W. Sewell
Otterbein
Ind
Home and Community Department
College
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rosé E. Marlow
Baptist Mission
Chapei
Miss Marlow
Shun Tak Girls’ School
Reister
Farm Bureau Meet
Lindy
Bridgeport
Licely
Rad
IO Station
Wellman Man
Turner
Will Rogers
Hs de Smee
Vince
Rapere
McNaughs Syndic
Erwin W. Langlas
George A. Brown
Brown
State Board
Joseph
Red" O’riordan
O'Riordan
Detroit
Monmouth Singers
2Nd Ave
Briley
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