Iowa approves ten child welfare bills in reform push
Des Moines April 8 The Iowa child welfare commission has six of its ten proposed bills enacted into law. Two measures await revival in senate committee as lawmakers adjourn for road and appropriation decisions. One bill on adoption and another on stricter widows pension regulation passed the house and go to the governor for potential veto of the motor carrier tax.
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Iowa Child Welfare Commission
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Commission
State Board of Control
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Governor’s vacation rush and highway commission posts
The governor may sign bills within 30 days after adjournment and might require a hearing on the bus measure before final action. He is adjourned without sending highway commission appointees to the senate, allowing next legislature to confirm in vacation.
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Lawmakers Pay for Coat Lost by Guest at Governor's Ball
Des Moines reports that Marvin H. Weigman attended Governor Fontmill's inaugural ball on January 15 and will receive a $55 reimbursement for an overcoat said to have been stolen. The coat was stored with a state employee and either given to the wrong person or taken during the cloakroom attendant's absence. The executive council referred the claim to the legislature, which approved the payment.
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Des Moines
Marvin H. Weigman
Fontmill
Weigman
Executive Council
Cedar Rapids Youth Wins Fellowship
New York April 8 Award of no more than 100 fellowships and scholarships to students from the United States Canada Europe and Asia was announced at Columbia University by Secretary Frank D Packenthal. The awards total many thousands of dollars and go to students from more than 700 colleges including Morgan J Wittengel of Cedar Rapids Iowa who received the Samuel Anthony Goldschmidt fellowship in applied chemistry. Eagle Grove Iowa and Mrs Severt Westvold are parents of triplets two boys and a daughter Westvold is a contractor and builder.
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Canada
Europe
Asia
Columbia U University
Frank D. Packenthal
Morgan J. Wittengel
Cedar Rapids
Samuel Anthony Goldschmidt
Eagie Grove
Severt Westvold
Westvold
Gov Hammill and Bishop Hughes at Iowa State College
Iowa State College prepares for June commencement with two keynote speakers. Gov John Hammill will deliver the morning address in the men’s gymnasium to about 4000 attendees, while Dr Edwin W. Hughes the Methodist Episcopal bishop and former DePauw president will give the baccalaureate sermon. Alumni are planning to return for the event.
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Iowa State College
John Hammill
Iowa
Edwin W. Hughes
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Hammit
Hammel
Bishop Hughes
Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into Flu
A faded ad warns that a cold may develop into grippe or pneumonia if ignored and promotes Musterole as a topical rub made from mustard oil camphor and menthol. It claims quick relief through a warming then cooling tingling sensation and notes a child’s version called Childrens Musterale priced 5 or 5c.
Festivities Planned for Unem Over Weekend Schedule
A program of activities will keep Unem busy from early Saturday morning June 13 until commencement day June 15. The schedule includes events and celebrations aimed at community participation and school spirit.
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Judge Wade Fines Major Iowa Alcohol Distributor
Davenport District federal court yesterday fined Linman Voelpel of Clinton 1000 dollars. Prohibition officers label his father Tl W Voelpel as king of the ring in eastern Iowa. The Voelpels were alleged owners of about 11 000 gallons of alcohol and a rectifying plant found near the area. the two will face efficacy charges in Chicago federal court.
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Linman Voelpel
Clinton
Tl. W. Voelpel
Chicago
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Minneapolis
Martin J. Wade
Voelpel
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Local case against elder Voelpel continued
Fulton Tl local case against the elder Voelpel will be continued pending disposition of a Chicago charge. Lyman Voelpel was charged with possession of 1 gallons of alcohol in a pit at his garage.
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Voelpel
Chicago
Lyman Voelpel
Iis
Unclear alcohol case draws unusual interest in two states
A fragmentary report notes sentences for liquor violations involving Lyle Hans of Clinton and Albert Henry, William Heaco, and Ora Shea of Davenport. The item mentions transporting six gallons and cites interest in Iond and Illinois, but lacks complete details.
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Clinton
Albert Henry
William Heaco
Ora Shea
Davenport
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