Roosevelt Victor in the Democratic Primary in Georgia
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt won Georgia’s Democratic preferential primary with a near ten to one lead over Judge G. W. Howard. Roosevelt held 51,498 votes to 5,541 and controlled 398 of 410 county unit votes, securing Georgia’s 28 delegates to the June Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The Georgia convention will convene April 6 in Atlanta.
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War talk in House over Irish question as De Valera’s moves loom
In London the house of commons heard renewed calls for government assurance that major Irish policy require parliamentary consent. James Maxton warned that Britain’s stance against the Irish leader could amount to a declaration of war backed by force, as De Valera pressed moves to abolish the oath of allegiance and suspend land annuities.
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Medical Profession Hails Discovery of New Anemia Cure
Chicago March 24 Leaders of the medical profession hailed a newly announced discovery that may lead to a cure for pernicious anemia The Journal of the American Medical Association reports the absence of a new hormone Addison in gastric juice causes the disease Four Cincinnati physicians Rogers Morris Schiff Burger and Sherman contributed to the discovery Further study could create a synthetic substitute as a long sought remedy for pernicious anemia
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Funeral for Jeneva Haupert Held in Keota
The funeral for Miss Jeneva Haupert of Keota was held at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church on Wednesday at 9 a.m. She died Sunday at Washington County Hospital from a ruptured appendix. Survivors include her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haupert and six siblings. The Keota school board elected F. A. Klein president for the coming year and sworn in Marguerite Stewart as a new member. Spring began March 20, and a severe blizzard followed, with workers removing snow from the school roof. Community sales, run by Mike and Henry Trier, draw large crowds at the Singmaster barn, with about 250 attending last Wednesday.
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Riverside Obituaries Build Service For Mincer Mentzer
Funeral rites held at St Marys church and Riverside cemetery for Frank Mincer and John Mentzer. Clergy Rev B Jacobsmeier and Rev C E Coggeshall preside with pallbearers C S Cummings George Prehoda Joseph Dvorak James Skala Theodore Rath John Rath Robert Heitzman R A Knittel William Griffin Leo Sueppel C V Dautremont Joseph Stransky. Out of town mourners listed from Iowa City Cedar Rapids Lone Tree and others. In Bloomfield Rev C K Shackelford assumes local pastorate.
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Iowa briefs report scattered town news and notices
Sheriff W W McClelland plans to take four youths sented to the state reformatory for auto theft to Anamosa today. They are Frank Monk Addison L Moyer Orville Chandler and Donald Dean. Plans to construct a 51000 municipal swimming pool in Birdland Drive Union park were announced by the park board. Secretary of State G C Green announced arrest of four violators of the truck load limit law. The outstanding offender was Russell Hanson stopped at Dubuque with 21000 pounds of canned goods and fined 50. Hunting and fishing licenses expire on April 1 sportmen were reminded by I T Bode. Counties have received 350000 new license forms. Serious injuries were received by W M Vanderwaal as a track driven by Phillip Vanderver struck him while placing chains on his auto. It is possible for a person to place his name on election tickets for two different offices in municipalities with no registration required, attorney general John Fletcher said. Disbarment proceedings against A M Cloud will be resumed. Cloud appealed to the supreme court and the stay was denied. Charles P Hecox died after auto injuries. Police announced six holdups solved through confession of Frank Weining and others. Salary cuts for city employees will save 6100 annually starting April 1. Reductions in municipal salaries totaling nearly six thousand dollars were ordered in Fort Dodge. State aid through indirect taxation is proposed to solve rural Iowa school problems. Baptist church.
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Preparing White House Grounds for Easter Egg Rolling
White House gardeners and workmen began preparing the south grounds for the Easter egg rolling. Thousands of children will gather for the event on Easter Monday with President Hoover and the First Lady hosting. Mrs. Hoover, aided by the girl scouts, plans special entertainment as crowds assemble weather permitting.
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