Senator Brookhart Defends Russia Issue Stance in Iowa
Anamosa Iowa October 11 United States Senator Brookhart told American Legion members there that there is no political issue in recognizing Russia and warned opponents are using a Russian issue to hide their attacks on him He cited his legislative record including tax reforms, farm credit proposals, and opposition to the rail subsidy law while criticizing a cement trust magnate and a candidate tied to the Neuch Cummins railroad measure He recounted a farm partnership with a German American tenant facing bank renewal problems to illustrate credit pressure and the need for reform
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Gambler's Quarrel Ends in Stabbing at Roadhouse
Burlington Iowa October 11 Sam Moora is hospitalized with a stab wound near the heart after a street quarrel with Tiyan proprietor of a nearby roadhouse. Police say the knife was blocked by a bystander, saving Moora from instant death. The dispute arose after accusations of spreading mustard to provoke an incident behind a restaurant where Tiyan is charged with operating a gambling joint.
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Iowa Presbyterians Plan 2 Million Drive at Vinton
Iowa Presbyterians hold fall meeting of the Iowa synod in Vinton to map a statewide effort for Christian education. The educational commission will outline plans to seek 2 million dollars in seven months to expand church education activities across every county. Dr. Frank Chalmers McKean of Des Moines chairs the commission with Dr. Milton W. Brown as state director.
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