County Aid Abuse Exposed in Iowa Welfare Watch
Assorted Press reports reveal case studies of county relief misuse in Iowa. Investigators note people able to work receive aid while others in genuine need are overlooked, with examples including an elderly woman, a prosperous farmer, and purchases from county orders such as cigars and novelties.
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Iowa
Leht
Wearlall
Near Nentral
Weil
Paves Amore
Son
Telfet
Yrhuk
Barurios
Food relief crisis prompts county welfare critique
The report describes widespread need amid unemployment and poverty. Families face reduced grocery support and limited fuel aid as relief workers stress insufficient county responses. One mother with eight children and others rely on charity while schools pause for care.
County aid laws under review to curb pauperism
The Jaws Child Welfare Commission discusses legislative changes to help families needing relief and to guide self help. Officials warn county action risks unfairly aiding the few while neglecting the truly needy without skilled services to plan and meet problems.
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Jaws
Murtagh Address Draws 2000 at Sioux City Picnic
J C Murtagh supreme reviewer of the Tribe of Ben fear and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful spoke to about 2000 people at Grabhe's Park Sioux City in an annual picnic. EG McGurk Waterloo state manager attended and presided. He said the visit held no political significance but would later return with the county central committee.
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J.C. Murtagh
Grabhe's Park
Sioux City
EG McGurk
Waterloo
Murtagh
Governor candidate Murtusch speaks to Davis-Lyan club
In Waterloo, Murtusch urged to address the Davis-Lyan club but left early due to business commitments. The report notes his gubernatorial stance and ongoing campaign activities.
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Nounce
Murtusch
Dhe Davis-lyan Club
Waterloo
Ancient gold neck-ring and vanity box found in Sweden remains
Christiania authorities report a 2000 year old gold neck-ring and a carved vanity box unearthed on a farm. Experts date the artifacts to around 1200 years ago and place the ring in the Christiania University museum. The box is examined for possible powders or cosmetic uses in ancient times.
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Christiania
Museum of Christhania University
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