Passage of Forest Bill Completed
Washington March 80 Congress approved the Roosevelt reforestation bill after the Senate interrupted Wagner unemployment bill consideration to accept House amendments. Administration plans to protect investors expand to include stock exchange refuge bank reforms and jail terms for convicted bankers.
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Congress
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House
Washington, D. C
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Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
United Press
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Vletcher
Woodin
Treasury Department
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Foreclosure Decree Granted in Snyder vs Hotka Case
Judge Frank Bechly ordered a foreclosure decree after a court hearing in Snyder vs Hotka involving farm property in the northern county. The Shell Petroleum company suit against James H Miller Glenn Miller and the Keota Oil company was assigned for trial but settled.
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Frank Bechly
Snyder Vs. Hotka
Shell Petroleum Company
James H. Miller
Glenn Miller
Keota Oil Empany
The Beverly Hills Saxophone Theft at Beverly Wilshire
In Beverly Hills the theft targets the Beverly Wilshire hotel where six saxophones four clarinets a bull fiddle and a bass drum were stolen. Local authorities search for the thief as residents weigh rewards and accountability amid a mood of patriotic urgency.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Heart of Art
Beverly Wilshire
Monmouth College Singers To Perform In Washington
Twenty six college men led by Glenn C Shaver of Monmouth college will sing at a Washington Presbyterian church on April 1 The group won the state Intercollegiate Must Council contest last year and represented Illinois in a national contest The program includes harp solos by Mrs Dorothy Shaver and a burlesque opera Cleopatra on the present trip provides a varied recital across multiple towns along with diverse vocal solos and piano pieces by listed students and faculty names.
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Glenn C. Shaver
Monmouth College
Washington
Niged Presbyte
At & Pom
Monmouth Club
Illinois
Robert Laxgon
Dorothy Shaver
Stronghurst
Alexis
Wola
Moline
Davenport
Muscatina
Springdale
Lonetre@é
Oskaloosa
Monroe
Newton
Burlington
Glen C. Shaver
Robert Laxeon
Ontario
Ore
Clarence Watterson
Monmouth
Samuel Robb
New Windsor
Tom Robinson
Paul Sharpe
Ains
Don
Milburn McKay
Maurice Mayo
James Pellet
Ainsworth Publc
Richmond Man Struck by Lightning Severe Burns
Norfolk Whitmire 34 of near Richmond was struck by lightning while seeking shelter under a tree during a rain shower. He was unconscious for about two hours, then walked to a neighbor and was brought home for care. He is single and living with his parents.
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Richmond
Norbert Whitmire
Peter Whitmire
Joe Escher
March Forecast Hints Remaining Mild Weather in Iowa
Federal Meteorologist Charles D Reed predicts pleasant weather for the last day of March with above normal temperatures. Showers are expected tonight in the eastern part of Iowa and colder air Friday. Pocahontas reported the state's heaviest rainfall yesterday at 1.05 inches.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Pocahontas
Mrs Ed Sullivan Visits Chicago With Her Sister
Mrs Ed Sullivan plans a weekend visit to Chicago accompanied by her sister. They will tour local spots and enjoy city sights during the stay.
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Mrs
Ed Sullivan
Chicago
West Chester Bank Granted Unrestricted Operation
F M Lindenmeyer and J J Coffey of West Chester visited Des Moines to seek release from senate file No IM restrictions. The release was granted and Lindenmeyer praised the bank’s condition as it now operates unrestricted, bringing satisfaction to West Chester and surrounding community.
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F. M. Lindenmeyer
J. J Coffey
West Chester
Des Moines
State Banking Department
Senate
Lindenmeyer
Trapping Persists in British Columbia Fur Trade
Vancouver reports trapping remains a vital industry as 2,590 white trappers and 2,500 Indian fur-takers attend trap lines this winter across British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B. C
Sixty Piece Band Concert At Washington High Friday
The Washington high school band of 60 players from a pool of 74 will perform a concert Friday night March 31 in the YMCA gym. Admission is free. The group is touted as the best band Washington high school has produced and the first in the school's history.
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Washington High School
yi M.C_A
Washington
Iowa Senate Votes to Cut Truck Lengths on Highways
The Iowa Senate voted 26 to 24 to reduce allowed truck length from 45 to 40 feet after a three hour debate. Senator Geske criticized threats and urged independence in deliberations as the measure passed.
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Des Moines
Ubi
Farm Holiday Association
Iowa Senate Today
M. X. Geske
Senate
Bill Aims to Guards Depositors with Bank Stock Waivers
Iowa lawmakers consider a bill to assign preferred stock with full voting rights to depositors who sign waivers on withdrawals. The plan lets banks segregate slow assets, issue $100 par preferred stock to depositors, pay 3 percent dividends, and give depositors liquidation priority over common stock.
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Herring
Clarence A Schooley Dies Here Today
Clarence Aaron Schooley aged 59 died this afternoon at his niece Mrs. Arnold Smiths home at 1015 North Sixth avenue. He formerly lived in Brighton and worked as a bridge carpenter on the Lurlington railway. He is survived by brothers Marlon of Des Moines and Oscar of Brighton. The body was moved to L A Jones funeral home with funeral plans undetermined.
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Clarence Aaron Schooley
Arnold Smith
North Sixth Avenue
Washington
Schooley
Brighton
Lurlington
Marlon
Des Moines
Oscar
L. A. Jones
Omit Kalona From Star Route Delay Between Washington Iowa City
Post office announces Kalona and Richmond will be temporarily omitted from the Star Route starting soon. Route will run Riverside and Hills instead due to poor dirt roads Kalona Riverside. Await spring conditions to resume original plan and improve roads for year round service.
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Kalona
Richmond
Star Mall
Washington
Iowa City
Riverside
Hills
Kalona Riverside
Bomb Explodes Near Father Coughlin in Detroit Area
Royal Oak Michigan March 30 Catholic priest and militant bank critic Father Charles Coughlin escaped injury when a crude black powder bomb exploded in the basement of his house. Two other occupants suffered shock. The firepower targeted Coughlin after he had attacked Detroit bankers and a newspaper publicly. Libel suits threaten from both sides as investigations proceed.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Charles KE. Coughlin
Detroit
Father Coughlin
Lashes Bankers
Coughlin
Detroit Freeress
Crandall to be buried Friday after fatal truck crash
Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Brighton for Marc Crandall who was killed Tuesday evening near Walnut Indiana while repairing a tire on a truck load of walnut logs. He was 44, a Brighton resident, survived by his widow and four children, a brother Mel Crandall of Washington, a sister Cora Lowery of Fairfield, and a foster sister Gertie Lowe of Brighton. The accident involved a second truck driven by Joe Hoffert of Ohio Indiana. Crandall had formerly run a used car garage at Washington.
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Brighton
Marc Crandall
Christian Charied
Mr. Fillmore
Walnut
Crandall
Mr. Crandall
T. R. Herrin
Mendota
Joe Hoffert
Ohio
Mrrandall
Washington
Tim
Mel Crandall
Cora Lowery
Fairfield
Gertie Lowe
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