Liberal shift across Europe signals conservative tide
United Press reports a broad swing toward conservative governments in Europe after elections and policy shifts. Britain moved from a socialist government to a censer influenced path, with France Germany Spain showing similar realignments toward center or reaction. London observers tie these trends to hoped economic stability, pound stabilization, tariffs, empire conference plans, and international conferences as Parliament readiness begins before Nov. 10.
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United Press
Britain
Europe
Russia
France
Pierre Laval
Germany
Mary
Spain
London
Thompson urges farmers to organize for cooperative gain
Columbia Missouri October 29 Sam I Thompson a member of the Federal Farm Board urged agriculture to organize and seek economic equality. Speaking to the Missouri Cooperative Council during Farmers Week at the University of Missouri he praised cooperative action over the past two years and urged farmers to stop competing with each other.
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Columbia
Fede Farm Board
Sam I.thompson
Federal Farm Board
Thompson
Missouri Cooperative Council
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Quarry Near Chester To Surface Eight Miles Of Road No 81
Crushed rock from a Chester area quarry will surface eight miles of primary road No. 81 from Wellman south to No. 21s. Langtitt and Company of Cedar Rapids won the $18,180 contract. Work to start soon with completion targeted by mid December if weather stays favorable.
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Wellman
Chester
A. N. Kreyner
Unis County
State Highway Commission
State Board of Ames
Langtitt Nd Company
Cedar Rapids
State Road Commission
Brighton
Brest
Kresmer
Cedar Township
Washington
West Chester
Mrs Duncan Named Worthy Grand Matron Of Eastern Star
Cedar Rapids Iowa October 24 Mrs Edna Duncan of Cedar Rapids was chosen today Worthy Grand Matron of the Order Chapter of the Eastern Star Cedar Rapids echo as the next meeting place George Ward of Sioux City named Worthy Grand Patron Mrs Anna Blaylock of Grand Junction Associate Grand Marion Mrs Maude Bowers Orient Grand Conductress Mrs Mary Johnson Humboldt Grand Treasurer and Mrs Ada Thompson Marion Grand Secretary
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edna Duncan
George Ward
Sioux City
Anna Blaylock
Grand Junction
Marion
Maude Bowers
Orient
Mary Johnson
Humboldt
Ada Thompson
Opening address set for Huth district Christian Endeavor convention
George C. Magalin of Des Moines state field secretary will deliver the opening address at the Huth district Christian Endeavor convention. The event, hosted at the local Presbyterian church, features a Friday evening banquet at the United Presbyterian church and a full two day program with church societies from two churches and the Christian church assisting. Hamlin handles the first address at 15 dollars, with registration and a welcome ahead of a mixer.
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Huth
Christian Endeavor
George C. Magalin
Des Moines
Christian Ender
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Christian Church
Vanivention
Hamlin
Kiesey Expected In Game Tonight
Washington junior Kiesey returns from Bur ington with Troop F and is expected to play against Burlington Junior College Blackhawks. Layton’s absence due to war duties may limit Kiesey’s conditioning, but he is projected to see significant time as Burlington faces a strong punting opponent and aims to boost its Little Six title hopes.
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Washington
Burington
Burlington
Cardinals
Burlington Junior College Blackhawks
Kiesey
T Brooks
Aris
Sturlington
Brooks
Rupert Layton
Ine Poe
Layton
Griliron
George Freshwaters
Penn
Blick
Watson
Brownning
Six Dead in Arkansas Road Crash Near Marion
Six persons died and 33 were injured when a trailer broke from a motor truck and plunged down a six foot embankment near Marion Arkansas. The dead were from Mjetta Mississippi. A two year old Alton Nichols died later in Memphis hospital. The crash occurred en route to the Silman plantation north of Marion.
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Marion
Ark
M Jetta
Miss
Mssissippi
Silman
Rang Amon
Hal Vz
Wiley Nichols
Ome Atlen
Alvie Comnisters
Herbert Dilmore
Memphis
Alton Nichols
Perry Eason
Njuries
Eason
Letters Sent to Depositors in Washington Bank Plan
A committee leading stock subscriptions for a new Washington bank has informed depositors of the closed Commercial Savings Bank that over 40 400 has been subscribed toward capital stock The letter explains the new bank aims to serve depositors and liquidate the old bank jointly with state banking department Encouragement to depositors to invest small sums is given with emphasis on early returns and community benefit The committee has spent two weeks on the campaign and invites interested persons to call at squatters on the west side square Also noted is a local social note: Mr and Mrs N D Anderson Mrs Alva Whetstine and L Crawford plan to move to Kansas City for the weekend
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Washington
Cetuin
Caital
Th State Banking Department
Umge
Tiew Bank
Rew Bank
West Side
Ity
N. D. Anderson
Wayne Norman Wins County Corn Husking Contest
Wayne Norman of Ainsworth won the County Corn Husking Contest at Stephens farm, husking 1775.1 pounds net in 80 minutes. Contestants included Dick Stephens, Scott Willey, H. Brenneman, and others. officiating judges, crowd of 200, shotgun start at 1:31, with rules on gleaning and penalties for husks and missed ears.
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Wayne Norman
Ainsworth
Stephens Farm
Stephens
Aingworth
Nevada
Iowa
Dick Stephens
Scott Willey
Henry Waxenknecht
H. Brepneman
C Davison
Washington
E. J. Aller
Kenta
F. Bikley
Riverside
Henry
Kneeht
Era
Brenneman
Willey
Davison
Aller
Norm Warenknecht
Igby
Macon
Lloyd Walker
Walter Hirown
Montgomery
Wayne
Norman
Navy Day and the rush to build ships in wartime
The excerpt reflects a wartime mindset with Navy Day celebrations and a push to accelerate ship construction. It notes increasing appropriations, urgency for rapid production, and comparisons to England retaining naval value while relinquishing financial dominance.
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Heverly Hills
England
Dad's Night at HI-Y Club Hosts Sons Dinner Play Night
Wee Ray reports Dad s Night at the HI-Y Club where about thirty fathers enjoy dinner and entertainment by their sons. The Evening featured play reading of The Man in the Bowler Hat with Ed Kriffith in charge. A Hewenstom influenced production delivered a mystery filled with costumes and villainy. The HY club notes growing membership and strong interest in the program.
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Lie
Lave
Bes Welch
Ed Kriffith
Junior Boles
John
Mary
Bol Hanson
Ton
Witton Putnam
Rob Shannon
William Stewart
Duke Kendig
Injeemself
Om McElhinney
The
Hoover Donates 5000 to San Francisco Community Chest
President Hoover, described as resident for the San Francisco Bay region, sent a 5000 dollar donation to the San Francisco Community Chest after a request for a statement for test workers. A telegram from Lawrence Richey conveyed his support, urging the subscription as a sign of backing. The report notes county residents traveling to participate in state and national events, including a corn husking contest in Iowa and a national contest near Grundy Center.
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San Francisco
Hoover
San Francisco Bay Region
National corn credit plan eyed to aid growers
Preliminary steps toward forming a national corn credit corporation were disclosed by Earl C. Smith of the Illinois Agricultural Association. The plan would provide loans to growers to store corn and hold it off the market until prices rise, with participation from farm groups, the Federal Farm Board, and banks.
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Chicago
National Credit Corporation For
Earl C. Smith
Ilinois Agriculture Association
Smith
Middle West
Federal Farm. Board
National Grain Corporation
Chilcago
Corn Credit Corportion
Wee Forn
Cherepromsuerses
Federal Farm Board
Orn
Earl C Stith
Illinois Agricultural Sociation
C.K. Huff
George S. Milner
Farmers National Grain Corporation
C.K. Hearst
Town’ Farm Bureau
Federa On
George A. Ranney
Vic
International Harvester Company
Mark W. Woods
Nebraska
Stanley
Resa Poceral
Ee Sel
The
Con
Troop F Cavalry Members Return Home From Burlington
About fifteen members of Troop F, 113th Cavalry, arrived home after discharge from service. The group includes Washington junior high and high school students and several men with families who earn more at regular jobs than from the state. Des Moines County tests on cattle remain ongoing for a week or ten days, with most troops still stationed in Burlington. Roughly 600 cavalry remain for the testing period, while Troop E Ottumwa is excluded. Mrs. T. A. Michels’ parents from Tipton visited the local area yesterday and today.
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113Th Cavalry
Burlington
Washington
Des Moines County
Des Moines
Ottumwa
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