Walter- Logan Bill Faces Senate Voting Today
Fifteen men have been assigned to a new WPA project in Crawford county to eradicate barberry plants, according to L. J. Barthell, U S Department of Agriculture agent in charge. The column also notes diplomatic measures and mentions Iowa W P A efforts under discussion.
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L. J. Barthell
United States Department of Agriculture
Emmetsburg Jury Awards $4000 in Sewage Case
After 22 hours of deliberation, a Palo Alto county jury ruled for Bert Ryan against the city of Emmetsburg for $4,000 in damages. Ryan claimed city sewage odors interfered with the ordinary use of his farm and home.
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Emmetsburg
Bert Ryan
Palo Alto
Ryan
Hardin County relief director injured in Iowa City crash
Mrs Pauline Jones, Hardin county relief director, was reported in fair condition at an Iowa City hospital after an auto accident near the city. She suffered a double arm fracture severe cuts and shock.
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Eldora
Pauline Jones
Hardin County
Iowa City
Mancherster man shot by son in law hunting rabbit
Vernon Cornwell about 40 was shot in the left lung with a .22 caliber bullet during a rabbit hunting incident. Leroy Riddle 22 fired accidentally from about 35 feet away when Cornwell was concealed in brush. Riddle, Cornwell’s son 14, and Maurice Hines were on the hunt in Manchester. Cornwell was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Manchester
Vern Cornwell
Leroy Riddle
Cornwell
Riddle
Maurice Hines
Singers Give Concert in Spite of Fire
The Cotton Blossom Singers six young Negro men from Piney Woods Mississippi lost possessions when their trailer caught fire en route from Whitmore. They still performed at the Presbyterian church evening service. The Pineywoods school is directed by Laurence C Jones, a University of Iowa graduate.
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Cotton Blossom Singers
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Whittemore
Presbyterian Church
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University of Iowa
Adjudge Best Dogs at Waterloo Show
Waterloo Iowa English sheep dog Shepton Noble King owned by Mildred L Lyndley Dul que won best dog of the show. A Pekingese Ch Wang Tai Ying entered by Lavinda L Erlewine Des Moines was named best American bred dog. Boston terrier Rockabye Ritz Jr owned by Mr and Mrs Guy Wilson Des Moines was top dog in the not sporting group.
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Waterloo
Shepton Noble King
Mildred L. Lyndley
Ch. Wang Tai Ying
Lavinda L. Erlewine
Des Moines
Rockabye Ritz, Jr
Guy Wilson
West Burlington man drives into oil station pump during temper
Raymond Stiles, 33, of West Burlington, was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture after his car crashed into an oil station pump and set both the car and station on fire. Fire crews extinguished the flames.
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Raymond
Stiles
West Burlington
Farmer and Merchant Swap Jobs in Eldora Challenge
An Eldora merchant and a Steamboat Rock farmer swapped roles for a day to settle who has the tougher job. Joe Pearlman labored on a farm at E B Johnston’s, rising at 6 20 AM and performing milking husking corn and hauling manure. Johnston managed Pearlman’s store but declined to concede farming is harder.
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Pearlman
Steamboat Rock Siars Club
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Concert Opens Washington League Series With Storm Bull
The Washington Concert League opens its 144 41 series Tuesday night at 8 15 in the Washington high school auditorium with Norwegian pianist Storm Bull. His program blends Bach Grieg Liszt Debussy Granger and a Grainger transcription including Cradle Song and Tschaikowsky Flower Waltz. The concert is for members only with a few season memberships available at the door for 2 50 or four dollars. Bull’s concert grand piano will be on display at the Sorden Music Shop after the show.
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hKimoait Piano Company
Washington
Sorden Music Shop
Kimball Dealers
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Concert League Committee
Senate moves to consider Walter Logan bill on federal agency rules
In Washington on November 25 the Senate voted 84 to 21 to consider the Walter Logan bill. It would grant federal courts veto power over rules and regulations of quasi-judicial federal agencies. A large block of Democrats refused to heed Senate Leader Alben W. Barkley’s plea to postpone. The House approved the Walter Logan measure last April.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Watter-Logan
Alben W. Barclay
House
Defense Evidence Starts Today in Ermabro vs Waldo Swartaertfruber
Court resumes after noon recess as defense evidence begins. Witnesses Dr George H Seamon and Mrs Erb describe injuries from the October automobile collision north of Wellman. Plaintiff’s testimony had been completed before noon. Trial expected to finish by Wednesday with a Thanksgiving recess anticipated later in the week.
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Waldo Swartaertfruber
George H. Seamon
Town City
Erb
Wellman
Jury Indicts Newton Man in Embezzlement Case
A Jasper county grand jury in Newton Iowa indicted Kenneth Patricx former director of the county elder services office on two counts of embezzlement totaling about 1 000 in state funds. Bail bonds of 3 000 were posted and he faces arraignment before Judge Frank Bechly in district court.
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Iowa
Jasper County
Kenneth Patricx
Eld Age Assistance
Luther M. Carr
Patrick
Frank Bechly
State Auditor's
Carr
Road safety survey shows public favors driving tests
A public safety division survey of 6 470 people reveals headlights as a road hazard and broad support for compulsory vehicle inspections and driver testing. Pedestrian violations should be arrestable and speed legislation backed, with majority favoring starting safety education for new drivers.
College Tests Losses From Corn Pickers
Iowa State college agricultural engineers report mechanical corn pickers may not leave more corn in the field than hand huskers when used early in the season but losses are usually higher. Hand huskers leave 2 to 4 percent in the field while tests show 2 percent loss in late October and 3.9 percent in early November.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Reekers Fined Twice on Driving Charges
Gerard Reekers of Sheldon was fined twice on separate driving violations. His relation as brother in law to Chief of Police Mulder did not influence the penalties.
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Gerard Reekers
Sheldon
Mulder
Christmas Seals Mailed to 1000 Washington Families
The city joins the nationwide tuberculosis fight with 1000 Christmas Seal packets mailed to Washington families. Delivery starts Monday November 25, as Rev. Carl W. Klein explains seals must be tailored to donor demand, with options to return unsold or unwanted sheets via addressed envelopes and a courtesy box at Dr. C. A. Boice’s office.
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Carl W. Klein
Mr. Kiein
Dr. C. A. Boice
Riverside Burglary At Knittel Store Reported
Sheriff H M Putnam responded to Riverside to investigate a burglary at the Knittel store. A rear door glass was broken and pennies were stolen from the cash register. A similar penny theft occurred about a month earlier at the Riverside meat market.
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Knittel
Aliens Registration Rate Reported at 85 Percent
The justice department announced that about 85 percent of the roughly 3.6 million aliens believed in the United States have registered under the alien registration act.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Department
United States
Notable creditors handled by Patrick's estate office
Other creditors of the estates handled by Patrick's office are detailed in this notice. The report lists claims, procedures, and deadlines related to probate matters overseen by the attorney. Official guidance outlines filing timelines and priority for creditor satisfaction in the estate administration.
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Patrick
Long Gives $20 To Festiorn Deficit Fund Drive
A correction notes Wisie Long contributed 20 dollars instead of 5 to the Washington business and professional men fund drive. Long sits on the fundraising committee and supports the effort.
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Washington
Festiorn
Saturday’s Journal
Wisie Long
Long
Martin Inspects Defense Plan Tour Across Southern States
Congressman Thomas Martin on a defense program inspection trip to the south and southeast with other Military Affairs Committee members. The itinerary included St. Louis San Antonio Shreveport New Orleans Houston Montgomery Mobile Tampa Savannah Orlando and Virginia. The committee remains highly active in the expansive defense buildup.
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House
War Department
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San Antonio
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New Orleans
Houston
Montgomery
Mobile
Tampa
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Points
Virginia
Iowans Die in Weekend Accidents
United Press reports at least six Iowans died over the weekend in accidents including five traffic fatalities and one mining injury. Victims named include Charles Quandt 18 of Belmond Beulah Warren Housby 30 Altoona Arthur Rasmussen 47 Bronson Lloyd Sehager 89 Bronson Earl Trimble 65 Fredonia and Ed Walker 30 Grimes. Corwith sold its 50 year old town hall and bought a new building.
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United Press
Iowa
Charles. C. Quandt
Belmond
Beulah Warren Housby
Altoona
Arthur T,o Rasmussen
Bronson
Lloyd Sehager
Earl Trimble
Fredonia
Ed Walker
Grimes
Navy Recruiting Officer Is Coming to Washington Post Office
A United States navy recruiting representative will be at the Washington post office from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on Wednesday Nov 27 to interview prospective applicants for enlistment. Young men 18 to 31 with good character should contact the recruiter. a birth certificate or proof of birth details is required. Enlistment within 10 days is promised if qualified. Those aged 17 to 18 are now accepted, with enlistments expiring at the 21st birthday.
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United States Navy
Washington
Navy
Perkins denies quitting job amid resignation rumors
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins said she cannot understand reports that she has submitted her resignation to President Roosevelt. She added she will announce her resignation herself if and when she is ready.
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Perkins Resignation Rumor Denied by White House
The White House denied reports that Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins has resigned or discussed the matter with President Roosevelt. A New York World Telegram report claimed Perkins had submitted resignation and that Roosevelt had accepted it, with a gap in announcing due to finding a successor trusted by AFL and CIO.
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New York World-Telegram
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Fiorello H. la Guardia
Bulgaria and Russia Stay Out of Axis Front
A stalled axis diplomacy in the Balkans sees Bulgaria and Russia staying detached from the axis pact as Greek forces push into Albania and Pogaj base area. Moscow signals no commitment to the axis while Berlin delays Bulgaria’s signature, prompting surprise in Nazi quarters.
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Moscow
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Berlin
Bevlin
Festicorn Deficit Canvass Seeks Additional Funds
At a morning meeting the Festicorn deficit committee outlined steps to wipe out the post October shortfall. Funds in hand rose to 458.50 from 55 supporters, with new contributions list including Washington National Bank 20.00 and Farmers Mutual Insurance 5.00 among others. Committees urged completion of canvassing by Wednesday noon.
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TN Okee
Washington State
Eeess
G. N. Barclay
Farmers Mutual Inegrance
Cnade
I LL
Stewart Ae
Cox Motor Co
Itosa Motor Co
Youth Killed Cranking Car in Unusual Accident
Mason City report shows 18 year old Charles C Quandt of Bermond died at a local hospital after head and internal injuries from an auto incident. He had been attempting to crank a stalled car driven by his father Harold Quandt when another vehicle driven by Eugene Otto Littig struck the rear of the car, sending Quandt to the pavement.
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Mason City
Charles C. Quandt
Bermond
Harold Quandt
Eugene Otto Littig
Dougherty
Quandt
Fire Destroys 100 Acres North of Graettinger
A wildfire last week scorched 100 acres of land north of Graettinger. Authorities say the blaze was likely started by a discarded cigarette.
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Graettinger
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