New Deal Nets in Primary Tide Across States
A sprawling preview notes voters will hear much about the New Deal before state elections. It highlights congressional primaries, GOP opposition to Roosevelt, and Democratic support across Pennsylvania Connecticut Minnesota and other states, framing the political landscape as a test of Rooseveltian policies.
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New York
Ushibesso
Eoch
House of Representatives
Nys
Tings
Rainey
Pennnsulua
Senate
Roescevets
Arce
Otier
David A. Deed Pennsvig
Reed
Earle
Roosevelt
George H Earle
Mumser
Austria
Pennsylvania
Franklin Roosevelt
John A McSparran
Connecticut
Frederick Wacott
Funeral for Louis Cerveny to Be Sunday
Funeral services for Louis Cerveny are planned for Sunday at Fort Snelling Chapel. The service will be conducted at St Quitt and will be followed by interment at the Bolbemat National Cemetery. Visitation at the church chapel is scheduled from 7 to 9 PM Saturday.
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Louis Cerveny
Fort Snelry
Theoame
Hiubuck
Cbs
Leo of
Eis
Prosecutor'sAssistant Found Dead In Minneapolis Car
Hennepin County Assistant County Attorney Leon Gleason was found dead Friday in his parked car in front of a fire station. Firemen discovered the body and it was taken to the county morgue for a post mortem to determine the cause of death. Authorities said there were no marks of violence or signs of foul play.
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Minneapolis
Leon Gleason
Hennepin
Fire alarm awakens Pittsburgh couple as home burns
A Pittsburgh couple, Joseph and Mrs Beech, were awakened by their doorbell and found their home ablaze. Firefighters said the blaze caused a distortion that kept the bell ringing while the couple escaped unharmed.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph F Beech
Grocery List From A L R Watson Sale
A long readable shopping list from ALR Watson detailing various groceries. Items include bread, butter, creamers, prunes, beets, apples, bacon, salad spreads, mustard, candy, cocoa, jelly beans, pepper, cookies, cookies, prunes, peanut butter, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, celery, bananas, and other pantry staples. Contains quantities such as 2 lbs, 1 lb, and mixed package sizes.
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Susar
Baron Schniges
Janey
Eatra Fanes
Hershes Chocolate
Hershes
Death notices and obituaries from Cedar Rapids and area
Death notices for Deatus Mos Vary G Williams widow of LS Wetams and Mrs George Whitehirson mention surviving children and services details. Louis R Serba and Louis Serba listed with funeral arrangements and burial at local chapel. Multiple obituaries note births, residence changes, affiliations, and survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. services set at Turner chapel and Beatty chapel with dates and times announced.
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Willams
LS Wetams
Iene Vies
Honmetan Vt
Tesa
Rene Faubervie
Cedar Rapids
Dooter Osmot
Forest Lake Munn
Washington
Tunior
Meloane Hackirson
Uta
Baraboo, Wes
Johana Fierke
Agams, Wis
Ida Wilson
Huron S. D
Roy Meyers
Baraboo
Wis
Turner Chapel
Central West Utility Firm moves headquarters to Sioux City
The Central West Public Service Company transfers its operating headquarters from Omaha to Sioux City. About 60 employees relocate, with a new head office opening Friday and an annual payroll near 150 000 dollars. The Omaha unit served multiple states and the firm valued at 21 million.
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Central West Utility Firm
Sioux City
Omaha
Central Wes Public Service Company
Sioux Civia
Fuails
Woc Fraser
Bhenk
Busi Ness
Frank Milollan
Pam
Omilha
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Croata
Lee
Feae
Senators To Probe Profits Of Arms And Munitions Makers
A Senate special service committee will investigate profits of arms and munitions makers, under a resolution by Senators Noe, Rand, and Vandenberg. The inquiry, to begin next fall, will assess existing laws and treaties governing arms traffic, and consider a government munitions monopoly option.
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Washington
Senate
Noe Ornd
Vandenbure
Ri Mich
United States
Nove
Meno
De Kalb Illinois Youth Conference Address Planned Sunday
In De Kalb Illinois plans were announced to address the Illinois Youth conference with Dr Russell discussing Youth's Way Out. The item appeared in a published notice in connection with Sunday events.
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de Kalb
Ill
Illinois Youth Conference
Russells
Court House News: Local suits and judgments update
Former Mayor W H Stepanek certified cam palen expenses of 30160 in his expense return filed with County Auditor Robert Vesely. Executor Charles Benesh seeks 3000 against Harry Hayden for damages from a fatal injury linked to a collision on First avenue and Third street last December. A contract suit by L B Levitt against Town Milling Co. was dismissed with prejudice. A settlement stipulation was filed over a cotton seed meal purchase. Grace McCoy sues former Chief of Police Benesh and Sheriff Petrus over property sold at execution. Crane Co. seeks 13057 judgment against Rinzar His Farrar and Ruth Edgeman on an assigned promissory note. John J Wagner awarded 217 and 3740 in separate actions.
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W H Stepanek
W J Neill
Robert Vesely
Charles Benesh
Frank Hurt
Harry Hayden
Mr Hurt
L. B Levitt and Company
Max Albert
Joseph Sinaiko
H C Ring
John T. Moffit
Grace McCoy
Benesh
Joseph A. Petrus
Crane Company
Rinzar
Farrar
Ruth Edgeman
Firat
John J Wagner
C H Peck
City Briefs And Personal Notices In Local Paper
Managers of teams in the diamondball fraternal league are asked to meet at the platvsround commission office Friday at 6 30 pm. Mrs J B Stastny and Emil Konigsmark appear in local notices with travels and court updates including a not guilty plea on a intoxication charge. Louis Rockwell of the St Charles Chamber visits Cedar Rapids Chamber for traffic promotion. Cr main highway hired through St Chants. Earnest Mickelson improves from pneumonia. A locker theft at Wellington High and a cheek utterance case are noted. Funeral attendance details for J Kraut and a youth meeting address by Dr N rise on history at Cor college are listed.
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Platvsround Commission
Louis Rockwell
St Charles
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Healthy Living cereal claims relieve constipation
An ad touts Whehloge Arne Titus cereals with hialk and vitamin B to ease constipation and boost energy. It promotes iron rich Art Bras as leafy green like bulk analysis and urges daily two tablespoon servings. Kellogg's Battle Creek product.
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Whelloge
Arne Titus
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Herring Reviews Social Legislation and State Budget Impact
Governor Herring assessed recent Iowa actions including liquor control reforms and child labor amendment ratification. He argued properly labeled state liquor stores will drain bootleg profits and boost revenue, while refinancing highway debt could save up to 1.44 million in interest. He praised women legislators and noted expected budget reforms and veto power as cost-saving measures. The address was followed by a music program and a tour of a sewage plant before a Waltonian dinner.
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Iowa
Herring
Towa
Ontario
Senate
House
Don Kessler
Martha Leksa
Waltomans
Montrose
Coliseum
Senators Approve Wire Control Bill Moves Toward Regulation
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved the modified Dill Rayburn bill to regulate communications. It would create a five member Communications Commission to supervise telephone telegraph and radio facilities, review contracts between affiliated firms and advise Congress on needed legislation.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Roosevelt
Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Telephone and Telegraph
Radio Commission
Commission
Congress
Lone Bank Bandit Flees With Four Thousand Dollars
A masked bandit dressed in overalls and a blue jacket robbed the Beaver Creek state bank early Friday. The thief waited for the safe time lock to operate, then escaped with between $3,000 and $4,000 after locking three people in a small room.
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Beaver Creek Mini
Beaver Creek State Bank
Fear 3 Americans Lost Near Hangchow May Have Drowned
Three American aviators James Frink of Miami Robert Gast of Louisville and Ivan Carlson Donna of Texas are missing after a plane possibly crashed in the Hangchow area. Initial hopes they were stranded gave way to fear the amphibian craft went down at sea as searchers scoured the region with air patrols led by Capt. Frank Hawks.
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Shanghat
Harechow
James Frink
Miami
Fla
Robert Gast
Louisville
Ivan Carlson Donna
Texas
Frank Hawks
Settlement Talks Aim to Reopen Nash Motor Plants
Mediation efforts target early next week reopening of Nash Motor plants in Kenosha and Racine and Seaman Body plant in Milwaukee. Nash workers accept 5 to 172 percent wage hikes and concessions, but will stay on strike until Seaman union completes negotiations. Seaman union members to vote on settlement Saturday after talks.
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Milwaukee
Nash Motor Company
Kenosha
Racine
Seaman Body Corporation
Nash
Seaman Officais
Seaman Union
Farmers Farmed With Brothers Turn Soil For Crop Win
In Fordyce Arkansas Oddie Guy and Ollie Ward three unemployed brothers who tried to buy a mule to plow spring fields ended up using themselves as team to pull a plow and they turned up the soil producing a good crop despite the setback.
War Powers Bill Expands Presidential Authority Over Communications
The bill would allow the President to seize or control communications systems during war or when war is threatened and to valuation or modify existing contracts accordingly.
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Mit
Barrow Eludes Cops Two Confed erates Caught in Hot Springs
Clyde Barrow, the Texas desperado, escaped police in Hot Springs on Friday while two of his confederates were seized and jailed. Police would not release the arrestees names, but city authorities affirm they belong to the Barrow gang. The piece notes a curious aside about quicksands swallowing thirteen warships in 1703.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Barrow
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Oo Reece
Otheru Trust
Minnesota
Henri Shinstead
Hotdate
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Art
Lolis Cerviny
Sunkist
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Valensia
Idaho
Iresh Rhubarb
Amd
Alr. Watson
Peay Ema
Luis Chrrer Boouesis
Weetm
Graham
Nuaes
Deatus
Mary G. Williams
Mrs. Geoeod Whiehirson
Louis R. Serba
Lows R Serba
Firt Street
Joop Boanek
Maeek
Heather Teco
Seta
Mrs. Grant
Puneril
Beattyv
Linwrad Cemetery
Tuneral
Ora
Ora Po
Bern
Clara Vae Kadesky
Vhs
Faith
Kircesky
Eho Niven
Charles Lathrop
Freer
By Claude Callan
Charles Dvorak
Fourteenth Avenue SE
First Avenue
Fourth Street E
John Burke
L Avenue NW
S Reed
Burke
Washington DC
Vale
Court House News
Stepanek
Shipmert Janes
Hladky's
J B_ Stastny
C Street
Emil Konigsmark
Fourth Street
Sriday
Earnest Mickel
Boake House
James Orden
Forth Avenue
Wellington
Edol Fee
Henrys
Stearns
Conmaning
Joe Katzotl
Fifth Avenue
Fee
Waterloo
W. J Fleming
CR Lodge No
Birta
Nriseon Vance Russel
Cor College
Dave
Conan
Helloggs
Hangchow
Nash Motor
Milo’s
Fourth Avenue SE
Parlor City
Lipton Green Tea
Kelloggs
Little Crow
Joe Stark
1St St. NE
Dial
Brookfield
Sutgar
Veal Tongues
First Potato & Grocery
Farmers Cash & Carry
First St. SE
Wisconsin
Red River
Ohios
Lake Superior Green Mountains
Omar
UCM
Elba
Lipton’s Tea
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