New Deal Clash Aboard Nourmahal Seals Roosevelt Feud
Roosevelt faces Republican anger over yacht Nourmahal trip with Vincent Astor as IMM probes loom. Radios aboard hint at instructions to Kermit Roosevelt and sparked fears of government favoritism. White House aides filter reform bills aimed to finish congress by May amid party doubts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
George St. George
Tuxedo
Lyle Hull
William Rhineland Stewart
Bermuda
United States
Senate
International Mercantile Marine
Kermit Rooseve
F D Riis
IM Nf
Black
P A S Franklin
IMM
Kermit Ronsevel
Kermit
Hoocash Prize Contest With Radio Guide Pictures
440 big cash prizes celebrate this Hoocash contest. Readers are asked to name radio stars shown by weekly pictures in Radio Guide. Start with Picture No 1 and seek full details and more pictures in Radio Guide.
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Radio Guide
Banquet Steam Spill Kills Three Women in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri three women Miss Mary Kahrs Mrs J T Abney and Mrs A G Hausam died after scalding water burst from a steam table during a post open house banquet at Missouri Pacific railroad shops. Over twenty five other women were scorched and two in critical condition. The blast followed a boiler steam pressure rise as cooks prepared food for 1500 men. Several escapees described panic and rapid evacuation through a window or door.
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Sedalia
Mary Kahrs
J T. Abney
A G Hausam
Kahrs
Hansam
Abney
Missouri Pacific Railroad
J MM. Holland
ROTC Tops To Promote Interest In Military Training
Washington AP ROTC leaders planned a conference to counter anti military sentiment and boost interest in training. Lt Colonel Orvel Johnson said the meetings aim to deter student walkouts like a Johns Hopkins protest and feature speakers including Senator Robinson Dr A G Crane Colonel Roy Farr and Raymond C Bressler.
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Washington
R.O. T C Association
United States
Orvel Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Frida
Senator Robinson
Indiana
A G Crane
University of Wyoming
Roy F Farr
St John's Military Academic
Wisconsin
Raymond C Bressler
Rhode Island State College
King Thompson fined for gaming machine seizure
Thompson a Martin Brothers representative at the Hotel Roosevelt lobby pled guilty in district court after a Wednesday seizure of a steeple chase gaming device by Sheriff Petrus on the county attorney 40s order. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and the machine was ordered destroyed.
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T Thompson
Martin Brothers
Hotel Roosevelt
Joseph A Petrus
G K. Thompson
F . Ellison
G. K. Thompson
Land Owners Riot Over Tax Boosts
In Pottsville Pennsylvania more than a thousand property owners from West Mahanoy Township stormed the Schuylkill courthouse to drag two county commissioners from their office amid tax increase protests. State troopers aided by Pottsville and Tamaqua police restored order after threats of lynching. A committee had sought explanation for the tax hikes before the scene spiraled out of control.
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Pottsville
Paupi
West Mahanoy Township
Schuylkill
Tamaqua
New Belgian King Leopold III Faces Bigger Royal Budget
Brussels AP reports King Leopold III will inherit a civil list of 12,000,000 francs, up from King Albert’s near 9,500,000. He may fund palace modernization at Cleignon and the Ardennes castle, while allotting 500,000 francs to provincial governors for aid to poor citizens not covered by dole or pensions.
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North Carolina
Bob Reynolds
Bob
Kingfish
Huey Long
Senate
Louisiana
Huey
University of Louisiana
Barney Baruch
Jefferson Club
Chesapeake
Othough Omi
Hugh Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Copsrigh
Brussels
Leopold
Albert
Cleignon
Leopol
Ardennes
Senate May Get Stock Exchange Bill Next Week
Senate banking sub committee moves toward reporting the stock market bill to the full Senate next week. Brain trusters vow to press senators to restore their provisions while House leaders resist sweeping Senate changes including presidential appointment of a three member commission to oversee the bill and margins controls. Issues debated include stock registration corporate reports officer director liability and directors stock speculation.
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Washington
SMNS
Senate
Senate Banking Sub
House
Presidential Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Iowan Killed By Train In Indiana
Des Moines man D W Q Oakling, 40, died when his car was struck by a Burlington railroad passenger train at a crossing eight miles southwest of Lebanon Indiana. Witnesses said the signal view was blocked by a parked truck.
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Lebanon
Ind
D W Q Oakling
Des Moines
Iowa
Here
Oakling
New Zealand Receives First Airmail Flight From Australia
An Australian airman C T Ulm landed in New Plymouth carrying 39 000 Jetters the first airmail from Australia to New Zealand. The flight covered about 1200 miles.
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New Plymouth
N.Z
C T Ulm
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Morning radio schedules and orchestral lineups across stations
An extensive listing details NBC CBS and ABC network airings with WEAF WNBC WMAQ WBBM WLS and others. It mentions programs from 10 15 am through evening hours including choirs orchestras masters and notable performers across multiple markets.
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CBS
WABCO
WMT
NBC
Weaf Wow
WABC
Brig—Cers
Towbin
Mereen
de Hose
NHC
WEAF
Delara Lu
WWOC
Curtis Bo Rolling
Wimj Koil
Toate Crocker
Kyw Wow
Fabine Floseups
WEBA
OGD
Horne
WRBM
Wweco
Gene Arnold
Barthel
Johnny Marsin
WIZ Woo
NEC
Princess Marie
WBBM
KMOX
WBRM
WCCO
WDP
Nedskaters
Merriemen
Speech
NMC
Chan Tote
Tens
Jane
Wot
WHO Or
Nouston Symphony
Ween
WARBC
Ras Stratherton
CBS Wabc
WFAF
Stinging Stranger
NBC Witz
KYW
Morton Mowe
Fanioorth
Teesizzlers
Gershwm Orch
Wheeler Orch
Goldberes
Waaq Wow
Gus van
Ariene Jackson
Noake Carter
Cbs) O6—Jeesica Vragonette
Lthel Shutta
Besto
Weaf Retch
Edwin Hil
Dangerous Paradise
WLW
Cbst
Lyman Oreh
NBC1
WJZ
Wwcco
WMAQ
Phil Harris
Koil
KMO
WIZ Chain
Jackie Benny
Bestar Arch
WATAQ
WSM
Tos
KMBC
Caer
Margecco
Rolle Orch
NBC Who
Edith Murray
Lopez Orch
Sosnick Orch
Gentry Arch
Wekerson Oorch
MMI M—sSimans Orely
Chain
Vanico Orch
CBS1
WOBM
WAT
Senate Adopts Tax Boosts Amid Public Works Debate
The Senate advances a broad public works package proposed by Sen. Robert M La Follette with allocations for highway, building, and housing programs. Regular Democrats oppose the bill as insurgent factions bolt from the administration. A tax provision faces a veto threat and a Senate vote splits 15 to 59 against Philippine import exemptions before approving the tax 49 to 17.
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Robert M la Follette
Wis
Public Works Administration
Congress
la Follette
Emergency Housing Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Senate
Roosevelt
Motorist And His Daughter Injured In Auto Collision
J. J. Mottinger and his daughter Marie were injured in a collision at Seventh avenue and Third street SW at 5 45 p m Wednesday. Mottinger’s car hit Edward Modracek’s vehicle, both traveling same direction. Modracek claimed Mottinger signaled last minute and struck his car. Mottinger’s car then crashed into a curb and a street sign, ending at C M Armstrong’s porch. Modracek uninjured. Both cars damaged.
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J. J. Mottinger
Marie
WN Street
Seventh Avenue
Third Street
Mottinger
Edward Modracek
Fifth Avenue
Modracek
C. M. Armstrong
Sophie Tucker Divorce Revealed
Chicago reports Sophie Tucker obtained a divorce decree on September 25 from her third husband Abe Luckerman a New York dress merchant. A secret hearing in Rudolph Desert chambers found grounds of cruelty after Tucker testified Luckerman struck her twice when she refused to give him money.
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Chicago
Sophie Tucker
Abe Luckerman
New York
Rudolph Desert
Luckerman
Wife Fat Loss Ad Faces Divorce Trial Headlines
A New York divorce case centers on the claim that a wife’s weight gain drained affection. An ad touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat reducer, urging a 30 day regimen with dietary tips and a money back guarantee.
Dusty Cedar Rapids Day Amid High Winds and Rising Heat
Dust clouds from a high wind marred a sunny Cedar Rapids day as the temperature rose to 53 after a 51 reading at 1 30 p m. Winds pushed the dust across town and motorists faced the 7 11 lighting rule as sunset approached and skies cleared.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Two Are Injured In Alabama Mine Strife
In Jasper Alabama gunfire from an ambush at the Coal Valley mine of Debardeleben Coal wounded two miners. About 15 000 Alabama miners are out of work after operators shut down last Friday over the $4.60 basic minimum wage in the bituminous coal code amendment.
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Jasper
Ala
Coal Valley
Debardeleben Coal Corporation
Alabam
Alabama
Mae West Weighs Bullet Proof Car Purchase
Hollywood actress Mae West is considering buying a bullet proof automobile after receiving threats during a jewelry robbery trial. A salesman quoted $7,000 for inch thick glass and other safeguards. West has had guards since the case.
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Hollywood (Ap
Mae West
Tents Ordered For Stateville Felons
Stateville prison will erect tents inside its 67 acre walled enclosure to house a growing overflow of inmates. Assistant Warden Walter Nierstheimer said Thursday the facility holds 3,770 convicts, about twice its design capacity, with many sleeping on mattresses in cellhouse corridors.
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Stateville
State Prison
Walter Nierstheimer
Nierstheimer
Bains Granted Bail Pending Their Appeal
The Illinois Supreme Court granted bail pending appeal for John Bain and family members tied to the closing of a Chicago bank chain. Also noted are multiple property transfers including Mable Larsen parcels in Cedar Rapids and other small real estate deeds dated early 1934.
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Bains
Springfield, Ill
Supreme Court
John Bain
Chicago
Ottumwa Bridge Bond Bid Plans Debated by City Officials
Ottumwa officials sought a federal loan and grant for a $400,000 viaduct project. Witnesses described Benton Beh and city leaders redrawing the application to replace a government loan with a local bond issue and arranging a one percent commission.
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Ottumwa
Beh
Frank P. Hofmann
Owen P. McDermott
Sue
Manning
P. F. Hopkins
Mason City
PWA
Cooper
Edward H. Foley, Jr
Foley
Washington
Iowa
Merrill Gilmore
Mar
Stevens
Hofmann
Harry Joe Brown Breach Suit Goes to Jury
In Los Angeles the jury hears a $100,000 breach of promise case from Marjorie Gay alleging Harry Joe Brown engaged to her before his marriage to Sally Eilers last September.
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Harry Joe Brown
Los Angeles
Marjorie Gay
Sally Eilers
Miss Gay
Moava Suppositories Offer Pile Relief At 60 Cents
An advertisement promises fast relief for hemorrhoids with MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES selling for 60 cents. It claims quick results and a money back satisfaction plan, urging readers to ask May Drug Co or their druggist for a box and follow directions.
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May Drug Co
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