Start Job Making Machinery At Onge
President Roosevelt's program moves ahead as Vice President Garner signs the measure to transfer 500 million dollars in direct relief to Hopkins's Federal Emergency Relief Administration. Hopkins reports 20,500,000 relief recipients and 2,000,000,000 spent in two years, with a nationwide survey of employable workers under way. Rex Tugwell would head rural work and Harold Ickes would manage loans and grants for self liquidating projects with 850 million dollars. Admiral Peoples would handle procurement of materials for construction and bridges. The $500 million relief fund would last about four months, with $310 million owed to the PWA.
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Wei
United States
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Reopkins
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Acmur C. Peoples
Senate
White House
Congress
Capitol
Ickes
FERA
Tugwell
Admiral Peoples
U. S. Treasury
PW Aa
Potentel Public Works
Intercr
Cedas
Family ages and names from a cryptic 19th century notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ages and people such as J and C.F, with references to a camp, near a place named Wigham, and notes on relatives. The legible parts hint at a family record or notice with ages around 727 years and scattered names, but details are garbled.
Nazis Seek Return of Danzig and Expand Power in Germany
Goebbels proclaims a Germany of national socialism led by Hitler as the Nazis claim the right to govern themselves after breaking the Versailles treaty. Projections in Danzig anticipate a 72-seat diet with Nazis holding 38 seats and aiming for a two-thirds majority.
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Goebbels
Germany
Fuehrer
Hitler
Europe
Memel
Baltic
Lithuania
Danzig
Cedar Rapids DeMolay Play Prepares for Skin Deep
The tenth annual DeMolay play Skin Deep by the Cedar Rapids chapter nears opening night. Fred Marlowe wrote the three act comedy drama directed by Fred J. Witousek. Performances are April 16 and 17 at 8 p.m. at the Community Theater with Alfred Miller as James Adair and Dorothea Dolson as the female lead. John Sallach from Washington high school leads the comic role.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of DeMolay
Fred Marlowe
Fred J. Witousek
Community Theater
Community Players
Alfred Miller
Washington High School
James Adair
Dorothea Dolson
John Sallach
The
Washington High School and Association Players
Disappears After Fire Charged With Desertion
Emil Larson 44 who vanished after a farmhouse fire near Fort Dodge last Tuesday will face wife desertion charges upon return from Rockford Illinois where he was found at a brother's home. He is to be arraigned here likely Monday and police will question him about the fire.
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Fort Dodge
Emil Larson
Rockford
Ill
Larson
Springville Band Advances to State Finals in May
The Springville Rush school band of forty pieces directed by R T Schwab plans to enter the state finale at Iowa City in May by earning a superior rating. Springville and Blarton counties place high in a nine contest field.
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Leteal
Springville
R T. Schwab
Iowa City
Delven
Aperner Raing
Ule
Blarstoan
War Profit Tax Drive Sparks Heated House Debate
Congress debates a proposed tax on war profits as lawmakers clash over conscription. Rep. Warren chairs the session while Rep. Sauthoff and Rep. Kitchin trade remarks about voting for war. Monaghan proposes a five minute prayer. the plan is ruled out.
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Congress
Lindsay Warren
N.C
Southoff
Sauthoff
Claude Kitchin
N. C
CAS
Thomas O'Malley
Wis
United States
Joseph P. Monaghan
Mont
Creer
Emperor Kang Teh Visits Japan in State Welcome
Kang Teh of Manchukuo arrives in Tokyo for a state visit to Emperor Hirohito. He is greeted at a railway station by the Japanese ruler in a ceremony attended by Japan’s top officials and imperial family members, while foreign ambassadors are not invited.
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Kang Teh
Japan
Tokio
Manchukuo
Hirohito
Kang Tech
United States
Three Small Fires and False Alarm Occupy Firemen
Firemen were called at 2 p.m. Saturday to the J. A. Worden home at 1128 Second Avenue SW for a roof fire, with loss confined to a roof section. A patch of shingles burned at the Tony Balik home, 1012 Second Street SE, discovered at 4:13 p.m. Company No. 2 joined at 3:42 p.m. to a grass fire near 1934 E Avenue NW. at 6 p.m. a false alarm from F Avenue and Ellis Boulevard NW ended the afternoon. The largest seabird now existing is the albatross.
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J. A. Worden
Second Avenue
Tony Balik
Second Street
Company No. 2
E Avenue NW
F Avenue
Ellis Boulevard NW
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Wigham
Wu P
Craven
Craven’s
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Grand Arc
1St St
Netratia S& S
Associated Press Phsic
Thomas F. Murphy
Cambridge
Mass
Secret Service
Guafgsette
Guara
Svea
Poland
H. G. Fussell
Okinow
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapid
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Arvin
Stemlar’s
Stemlar
Craemer
Pteseg
Batiste
FIRST
Avente
Dial
Craemer’s
Quaker
Ecru
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