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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1932

Page

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Contest Closes Tonight as Ballot Battle Intensifies

Three frontrunners remain tightly bunched in the race for a free Europe trip with Elsie Glassburner leading at 1,672,200 votes. Crawfordsville’s Mary L. Barnes posted the day’s high 243,200 votes, while Mildred Brown and Mary Dougall added strong totals. A sealed ballot box will be opened Monday morning at the Washington National Bank vault for vote counting, followed by the Miss Washington presentation at central work tonight with the Washington high school band.

Europe Elsie Glassburner Barnes Mary L. Barnes Crawfordsville Stack Mildred Brown Mary Dougall Mildred Craig Dorothy Soukup Voes Mary Pauls Washington National Bank Washington Central Work Washington High School Milburn A. McKay Mary Ll. Barnes Craw Mildred Patterson Eva Burham Riv Mae Mangold Dorothy Ruebsam Ains Marjorie Robertson Kathleen Coffey Ruth Wilson Mary F. Anderson Lois Holland

Farmers Holiday movement organized in county meeting

A county Farmers Holiday group formed at the courthouse with S W Easter named permanent chairman and Henry Te Bockhorst permanent secretary. Local township chairmen were appointed and plans set to organize school districts, gather endorsements, and implement a July 4 start for the holiday effort aimed at pressuring legislation favorable to farmers. Bob Moore led a large address criticizing trusts, farm policy, and Hoover while urging strong farm standards and broader support.

Moore Court House S. W. Easter Henry Te Bockhorst Brighton Charles Corpman Cedar Ted Anderson Dutch Creek Howard Altenbernd English River Joe Piper Franklin Ed Lukovsky Highland Hilton Rabenold Jackson Joe Malichty Ed Testrout Washington Louis Musil Farmers Des Moines Farmers Holiday Association Bob Moore Congress Easter Farmers’ Union Europe Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Republic Federal Farm Board Hoover Dickenson Brookhart Mr. Moore Milo Reno

Circus Comes to Town for a Dime Admission

An advance notice announces Seirell Bros. Circus with four rings arriving in Washington. The act will perform Monday May 28 with afternoon and evening shows, featuring receivership lessons and a policy of low prices aimed at boosting attendance.

Washington Seirell Bros. Circus Four Ring Circus

Des Moines Businessmen To Tour Southern Iowa May 17 19

Des Moines Chamber of Commerce leads a three day fellowship tour for about 100 Des Moines manufacturers and jobbers to strengthen ties with retailers across Iowa. The program began in 1929 and includes concerts by the Legion Band from Des Moines with stops in Fairfield and Creston. A special 11 car train will carry participants from Des Moines through Prairie City Monroe Otley Pella Leighton Oskaloosa Rose Hill Delta Sigourney Harper Keota West Chester Washington to Fairfield for the first night.

Des Moines Iowa Legion Band Argonne Post American Legion Band A. Paul Atkins Middlewest United States Fairfield Creston Rock Island Prairie City Monroe Otley Pella Leighton Oskaloosa Rose Hill Delta Sigourney Harper Keota West Chester Washington Brighton

Garner Attacks Hoover Over Confidence Crisis

Washington May 14 Speaker Garner assailed President Hoover criticizing his "statement-a-day" policy as eroding public confidence. He urged the president to imitate Calvin Coolidge’s silence for thirty days while weighing the political impact of Hoover’s approach.

Washington INS Hoover Garner House Calvin Coolidge Couzens Michigan Senate Senate Finance Committee John S Cohen Georgia Dill

Cherokee Hospital Leader Dr George Donohoe Dies

Dr George Donohoe longtime superintendent of Cherokee state hospital died in Rochester Minnesota after abdominal surgery at age 56 He led the institution for nearly 17 years and advocated voluntary admission to mental health care during his tenure He served as a World War II major in charge of the Fort Des Moines general hospital.

Cherokee Iowa George Donohoe Cherokee State Hospital Rochester Minn Donohoe Massachusetts Yale Medical College Hospital For the Independence Knoxville United States General Hospital

Crowning of Miss Washington Marks Monday Band Program

Band director Milburn A. McKay announces a Monday evening performance at 8 in Central Park to accompany the crowning of Miss Washington. The program features Sousa marches, Liszt and Puccini pieces, and works by Rosencrans Sullivan and Myddleton, with light accompanying notes by the Washington Club.

Milburn A. McKay Central Park Washington Maren Ee Eerouy Mgecon Cine Ee Luigini el Capitan Chee Barnard Jaeneers Down South Myddleton Lassus Are Fillmore RC

Beer Parade in Chicago Fizzles During Cold Reception

Chicago May 14. The planned beer parade collapsed when only one beer truck arrived at the assembly point. Organizer Charles Browning stood with police escort but no other vehicles or marchers appeared, ending the event before it began.

Chicago Charles &. Browning

Bloomfield librarian elected district convention chair

W J Steckel of Bloomfield was elected chairman of next year’s convention at a southeast Iowa librarians meeting. Invitations from Burlington and Ft Madison will be considered by the executive committee. Miss Julia A. Robinson of Des Moines spoke and Miss Eva Denny of Washington was praised for her contributions. Tea and luncheon followed at the Washington library with extensive local help and flower decorations.

W. J. Steckel Bloomfield Lowa Burlington Ft. Madison Julia A. Robinson Des Moines State Library Commission C. P. Millard Eva Denny Washington Washington Library Board Wc. A Geo. C. Stewart George C. Stewart P. L. Etter Maynard Brown Claude

Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Intrigue Draws Atlantic Search

Reports from Trenton and New York trace the Lindbergh kidnapping case to two intermediaries John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk and Morris Rosner while investigators, aided by coast guard cutters from Cape May to Boston, pursue leads. Col Lindbergh views the recovered baby body and confirms it as his son. Condon and Curtis push for swift justice as authorities probe the ransom note tracing and alleged underworld links.

Trenton N. J INS John Hughes Curtis Norfolk Morris Rosner Gol. Schwarzkopf New York Ceast Cape May Boston Curtis Lindbergh Hopewell Col Charles A. Lindbergh Marshall Tam Na'ion Linden Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr Underworld Jersey Salvatore Spitale Irving Bitz Condon Erwin F. Marshall Mercer County Bronx Carl Lindbergh

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