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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1931

Page

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Unfavorable View Of Calling A Legislature Special Session

Des Moines reporters survey Iowa lawmakers on a possible 44th General Assembly special session. Most oppose, citing costly debate on unemployment relief and tax cuts. some propose federal relief focus, others call for targeted measures like tax relief, public works, or an emergency income tax with higher rates on large incomes. A few favor appointing a commission to study the need before any move.

United Press Des Moines Towa 44Th General Assembly Woll Dan W. Turner Legisla Defi EB. O Worth Hardin” County General Assembly Civic Societies Associations George F. Miller Shelby County Miller Aefarist Frailey Lee County Ronnsetter Rossiti County Theodore Roosevelt New York State Bonnstetter Tle Frank Hollingsworth Boone W. E. Meloland Marshall County George C. Figgins Union County

Farmers to Visit Turner to Seek Corn Price Relief

Delegates from counties and villages prepare to travel to Des Moines to press Gov Dan W Turner for action on corn prices. A mass meeting at Fort Dodge drew over 1 000 participants from 14 counties with plans including a moratorium on farm mortgages and a call for a conference of corn belt governors to hold corn off the market.

Des Moines Dan W. Turner Morteazes Tasper County Page County Soreton Tom Port Dede Farmers Dealers. Association Fort Dodge Taisaiplee Maecatasy Grain’ Dealers’ “Association Fred Ghlenrist Laurens Malcolm State Capitol Eet

Hoover and Farm Board Clash Over Farm Relief Plan

A widening rift grows between President Hoover and the Farm Board as officials vet a program to expand markets and credits to absorb surpluses. Eugene Meyer shapes a potential long term cotton export credit scheme while White House discussions draw in bankers and lawmakers. no Farm Board members have attended recent consultations.

Hoover Federal Farm Board Eugene Meyer Federal Reserve Bo White House Afl

Nurses Meet Here Saturday District No. 2 Iowa Nurses

Nurses of district No 2 Iowa State Nurses association will meet Saturday September 12 at Washington county hospital Nursing Alumni association. About fifty nurses from Keokuk Burlington Mount Pleasant Centerville Oskaloosa Ottumwa and Washington are expected. Luncheon program features include an address of welcome by Ralph Shain, music by lock Incheon orchestra and a dramatic reading by Miss Mary Pauls.

Iowa State Nurses’ Association Washington County Hospital Keokuk Burlington Mount Pies Paisfield Centerville Oskaloosa Ottumwa Washington Lock Incheon Jodlander Ed Squire Ralph Shaihon Mary Pauls Marion Stransky Nioeral Pst

Penningroth Wins Prizes at Junction Fair

Donald Penningroth of Wellman and the Washington hors farm clubs won multiple prizes at the Columb Junction fair. He claimed junior champion pull, junior champion female, and grand champion female, with top finishes in yearling and calf classes and several group awards. He also earned honors at the county farm show, West Liberty Davenport and state fair.

Donald Penningroth Wellman Washington Columb Junction HI. Montgomery Donald West Lib Jerty Davenport

Horseshoe Pitching at Washington Fall Festival

Andy Blattner announces a horseshoe pitching contest at Washington fall festival in Central Park on Wednesday at 9 30 am Entries due by 9 30 am Prizes 15 for first 10 for second 5 for third Money winners at state fairs barred from participation.

Andy Blattner Ik Harematee aleMae Washington Central Park

County Sunday School Convention Held at Picher Church

The county convention will meet at the Picher church in Marion township on September 24. The note of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to those kind during the sickness and death of their dear little Buford, signed by Mr. and Mrs. Rosco and family.

Picher Marion Township Buford Mrs. Rosco

Case Field Dedication and Season Ticket Sale Details

Washington high school and junior college athlete field to be named Case Field at a Friday dedication with Ralph Stannon giving the dedicatory address. Season ticket books go on sale for ten games at 3.50 each, usable for any game, with sales led by Shirley Clark and Clark campaign to boost attendance during the fall festival.

Case Pied Washington High Feld Washington Ottumwa Selener Case Wold Frank Case Ralph Stannon Hig M. Case J H. Peet Hih School Janior Allege Ad Mill Clark Traqmare Sal Shirley Clark Gmidai George Freshwater Sevice Marshall Ahrens Root Little Coates Wells

Washington County Fall Festival Invitation Sept 15 17

Chairman Klein invites county residents to attend the 1931 Washington Fall Festival a county wide celebration replacing the county fair. The event features extensive agricultural exhibits a grand parade careful traffic planning no gambling and a large three day program in the city with wholesome entertainment and decorations inviting all citizens to join September 15 16 and 17 in our city.

Klein Washington Washington County Low Our City

Corn Better Than Average in National Crop Report

Washington reports the September 10 release from the Department of Agriculture showing the 1931 wheat crop at 885,643,000 bushels and corn at 2,715,387,008 bushels. Oats are indicated at 1,160,877,000, with corn condition at 63.5 percent of normal and a drop of 8 percent from August. Dry weather in the corn belt accounts for the decline, though total production remains well above last year’s harvest and near the five-year high.

Washington Department of Agriculture Eattmate

Auction sale of old John Graham place on West Main

Chairman J F Simpson of the park commission announces the sale by auction of the old John Graham place on West Main street. Prospective buyers may view the buildings at the premises. Mrs Griff Davis of Crawfordsville was here shopping yesterday.

J. F. Simpson The Park Commission John Graham West Main Street Ept Griff Davis Crawfordsville

Rum Running Boat Capture at Woods Hole

Coast Guard seizure off Woods Hole Massachusetts reports a 6 foot cruiser seized with 800 cases of assorted rum valued at 25 000. Three man crew of the patrol boat captured the craft and four oyster dories after a two hour approach, ending a smuggling operation.

Woods Hole Mass Coast Guard Pro Dart Smeer Chine Soltseaure

Last Minute News Briefs From Across Nations

News briefs report a Wichita Falls shooting incident with Vera Smith and Ed Nedruft, Capone grand jury discharge in Chicago, tax revision proposals urging a sales tax and inheritance reforms in Washington, a Naumann case appeal in Des Moines, and Muriel McCormick’s short engagement and marriage to Elisha Hubbard in Mount Desert.

Wichita Falls Texas J. P. King Continental Oil Company Vera Smith Ed Nedruft Fort Worth Nedruft Rei Mount Desert Maine Muriel McCormick John D. Rockefeller Elisha Myer Hubbard

Wee Says: Beverly News Roundup on Gov Mismanagement

In Beverly California on September 10 residents discuss national figures and policy. The misspelled remarks reference King George and the Prince of Wales, a Bill Murray speech, Senator Borah critiquing government support, and a note about not running for president.

Beverly Cal King of England Prince of Wales Bill Murray Bill Borah Willie

Heat wave to continue in Iowa as all stations hit 100

Des Moines Sept 10 continuation of high temperatures kept Iowa sweltering in an early ember heat wave. Charles D. Reed forecasts no change with highs around 100 as Sioux City reports 100 and Keokuk the lowest max near 95. No rainfall and cool patch at Clarinda 66. Highs driven by a high over the Ohio valley and a low over the middle Missouri valley.

Mexico Accepts Place in League of Nations

Mexico's senate publicly accepted membership in the League of Nations without endorsing article 21 as Foreign Minister Estrada signaled Mexico would not back regional agreements such as the Ment Doctrine. The message stressed Mexico’s cautious stance on Covenant provisions.

Mexico Mexico City Mexican Senate Publi League of Nations Genaro Estrada League Assembly

Increase Is Provided in New Budget

London reports emergency government urges public to raise 833 million dollars through higher taxes and austerity. Chancellor Snowden unveils a deficit of 363 million, projecting 835 million next year without the program. British income taxes are shown as vastly higher than American levels for singles and families. The plan includes steep levies on beer gasoline tobacco and amusements plus salary cuts and dole reductions to reach a surplus.

London Philly Snowden House of Commons Snowden Commons America U.S

Hope for 2 Flyers Seen in Alaska Harbor Report

Seattle report cites Dutch harbor Alaska as source that four aboard the steamship Archer were saved. A motor sound heard near 9:30 to 10 a m fuels new hope Moyle and Ab Ten may have reached land after earlier sightings off Sabishira beach. Island landing off British Columbia is also rumored as Moyle and Allen lag behind schedule.

Seattle Don Moyle C. A. Ab trans-Pacific Fliers Dutch Harbor Alaska Archer Baldwin Sabishira Beach British Columbia Moyle Allen North Pacific

Nicola Taken Before Court On Theft Charge

Harold B. Nicola appeared in district court before Judge D W Hamilton and pled not guilty to lar ceny. The state’s case against Verle Brinning for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor was continued on defense request. Court adjourned until Tuesday September 22 for jury trials to begin.

Harold B. Nicola D. W. Hamilton Verle Brinning

Paroled man from Trenton rearrested for car theft attempt

Syracuse officer Chamberlain and Ci Stanley of Trenton report a parolee back in custody after an attempt to steal a policeman's car in front of police headquarters. The man had recently been freed on parole.

Syracuse Y Chamberlain Ci Stanley Trenton N.ton Dandemora

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