Budget for Child Welfare Work Cut by Committee
Des Moines reports Iowa Senate would trim Gov Kendall's proposed 5,000 for the child welfare commission to 2,500. The panel, aided by the University of Iowa child research department, plans surveys of Iowa laws on children and mothers and will advise the governor before the Forty-first general assembly. Senator Stoddard says the bill will be reported soon.
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Des Moines
Iowa Child Welfare Commission
Kendall
Senate
Iowa
Forty-first General Assembly
A. B. Weaver
Commission
Child Research Department
University of Iowa
Iowa Commission
Stoddard
Woodbury County
Appropriations
Sunday School Contest Standings Mistake Corrected
An error in the Courier yesterday misprinted city wide standings for Westminister and First Presbyterian church Sunday schools. Westminster’s attendance rate was shown as 116 percent but should be 120 percent, while First Presbyterian’s should be 116 percent and not 120.
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Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Courier
First Presbyterian
Scott County Jurors Protest Delays and Pay
A juror group led by Louis Stoltenberg of Blue Grass Indiana protested at Davenport district court over slow case handling and low pay. Courthouse observers warned of a possible jury strike, but no strike occurred.
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Davenport
Louis Stoltenberg
Blue Grass
District Court
Radio Programs for Thursday February 21 across US stations
Central standard time listings from KDEA Pittsburgh to WWI Detroit News show a dense schedule of farm and musical programs, orchestras, talks, concerts, and dance music across multiple cities including Los Angeles Chicago St Louis Philadelphia New York and Detroit with time slots from early evening through late night and a few special features. The bulletin preserves station call signs, cities, and program types for enthusiasts scheduling listening across the country.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
KDEA
Pittsburgh
IODKA
KHJ
Los Angeles
Rechildran
IPO
San Francisco
Chicago
ISD
St.Louis Post Dispatch
Wibap
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
WCAB
AWDAR
Philadelphia
WDAP
WLRAF
New York
WPAA
Dallas News
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nichehawks
Wei
Tal
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
WHAS
Louisville
Wak
Cleveland
WWTAZ
WLW
Cincinnati
Washington
WRLAQ
Chicago News
Glen Club
WMC
Memphis
WOANW
Omaha
Creighton
University TE Obr
WWOC
Davenport
WSB
Atlanta
WWI
Detroit News
Gutknecht Owns 500 Acre Rice Farm Near Stuttgart Ark
Mr and Mrs H O Gutknecht plan to move to Stuttgart Ark where Gutknecht owns a 500 acre rice farm to be cultivated with help from his brother in law Sem Strayer. The couple has lived at 440 Home Park Boulevard. Their tonehold goods were shipped to BY. Inability to find a familiar contact is noted.
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H. O. Gutknecht
Stuttgart
Ark
Gutknecht
Sem Strayer
Gutknechts
Home Park Boulevard
Gut Knecht Manages Farm and Canada Holdings
The article notes that rice culture required Gut Knecht to run the farm personally and mentions his extensive land holdings in Canada.
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Gutknecht
Canada
Huggins Plans Move To Break Everett Scott’s Streak
New York reports Huggins intends to bench Everett Scott and shift him from shortstop to rest him for the season. The Yankees hope rest will end Scott’s consecutive games streak and improve overall play as spring training begins.
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Huggins
Everett Scott
Petersburg
Vila
Seal
Seottle
New York
Owea
Miter Huggins
Yankees
Yanks
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Scott County
Westinghouse Iron
Houp-Tite Ironing Board
Westinghouse
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Penick Syrup
Penick
Penick & Ford
Etd
Cedar Rapids
New Orleans
Orleans Arci
Daltlest
Panama
Pullmans
Gulfport
Biloxi
Pass Christian
Illinois Central
Waterloo
L. Buckley
City
Central Station
Water St
Phona
Lowa
Asex
Kentucky
Victrolas, Edisons
Brunswicka
Victor - Edison - Brunswick
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