Candidates File for Nomination in Iowa Primaries
Iowa nomination papers were filed by all major candidates by the Wednesday deadline. Clair E. Hamilton the last to file for attorney general, with others including Governor Clyde Herring and Francis G. Cutler switching to farmer labor. The secretary of state logged nearly 600 candidates. Republicans led with 167 state representatives, 48 senators, 25 state offices, and 29 for Congress, while Democrats filed counts of 135 representatives and 42 senators. The former labor party appeared for major offices and U.S. Senate.
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Des Moines
Congressional
Secretary of State
Clair E. Hamilton
Winterset
Clyde L. Herring
Democratic Senate
Francis G. Cutler
Boone
Congress
State Senate
Iowa
United States Senate
Senate
United States
Hubert Utterback
Samuel D. Whiting
Iowa City
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
Edwin Manning
Ottumwa
Guy Linville
Cedar Rapids
Norman Baker
Muscatine
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
George A. Chaney
Farmer-labor
B. Mohnssen
Olive S. Johnson
Cédar Rapids
Paul L. Johnson
Centerville
J. G. Devine
Humboldt
Henry Wood
Moville
Matt D. Cooney
Dubuque
John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
William P. Welch
Logan
Robert J. Shaw
Sigourney
Harold E. Davidson
Clarinda
R. M. Uhl
Harry L. Fisher
Leo J. Wegman
Carroll
Frank L. Williams
George H. Bartels
Clearfield
C. W. Storms
Fort Madison
Frank M. Hanson
Garner
H. A. Jackson
Grinnell
H. C. Aaberg
Thomas L. Curran
Seth S. Silver
Cantril
C. A. Benson
Elkader
Roosevelt Drops World Court Adherence Plan
Washington Sideshow reports indicate President Roosevelt may drop the 1932 platform plank backing world court adherence. Private shifts in foreign policy favor focus on Latin America, while Europe is deprioritized amid a stalled work program led by Ickes and Clas.
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Universal Service
Ashington
Roosevelt
Senate
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Gore
Oklahoma
Lewis
Illinois
Chicago
Colorado
Costigan
West Virginia
Neeley
ECOND
New Deal
Europe
Tegrity
Hull
Philadelphia
Political Ballot Details by Region and Party
The record lists voters and party affiliations: Readlyn and Waterloo figures J. Seemann A. C. Willford W. Reed Jesse E. Cundy in the Republican column for Iowa districts. Democrats and Republicans are shown with names including Fred Biermann Sam D. Goetsch Charles H. Gelo Edward J. Markle and Henry O. Talle across Decorah Mason City New Hampton and Waterloo.
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J. Seemann
Readlyn
A. C. Willford
Waterloo
William A. Reed
Jesse E. Cundy
Cedar Falls
John W. Gwynne
William Galloway
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Sam D. Goetsch
Charles H. Gelo
Mason City
Edward J. Markle
New Hampton
Henry O. Talle
Hearing Set On Boone County Power Line Plan
The Iowa Railroad Commission announced a hearing for May 5 in Des Moines on the Iowa Electric Light and Power company Cedar Rapids proposal to build a transmission line in Boone County.
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Boone County
Des Moines
State Railroad Commission
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company of
Cedar Rapids
Sweden Electrifies Nearly Half of Cultivated Land
The report states that almost 50 percent of Sweden's cultivated land has been electrified. This marks a major shift in farm energy use as farmers adopt electric systems for fields and equipment.
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Sweden
Brookhart Calls For Civilian Army And Scrap Of Battleships
Former Iowa senator Smith W Brookhart told a University of Iowa Peace Day audience that he favors a civilian defense force and the scrapping of battleships He argues a big navy and a professional army lead to war and praises a civilian army as the more efficient defense, citing WWI experience to support his view.
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Iowa City
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
University of Iowa
Army of Defense
Navy
Brookhart
United States
World Court
League of Nations
National Guard
National Army
Central City Hosts Linn Jones 1937 Rebekah Meeting
Central City was named site for the Linn and Jones counties Rebekah convention at the 35th annual session held in Cedar Rapids VFW hall. Officers elected were Helen Zimmerman president Celia Moore vice president Iris Smelda secretary and Nellie Hill treasurer all Central City residents. Edna Haller Praha lodge Cedar Rapids won first prize in the secret work contest with Amy Clark Hill City Mount Vernon second. A reading by Carrol Frazier Evangeline lodge Anamosa preceded visits by Nell Crawford Cedar Falls Edna Carl Lone Tree and Alta Woodside Cedar Rapids. Nine candidates were initiated at the final meeting by Mount Vernon City staff.
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Central City
Linn and
Jones Counties
Rebekah
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Cedar Rapids
Helen Zimmerman
Celia Moore
Iris Smelda
Nellie Hill
Edna Haller
Praha Lodge
Amy Clark
Hill City Lodge
Mount Vernon
Carrol Frazier
Evangeline Lodge
Anamosa
Nell Crawford
Cedar Falls
Board of Instruction
Edna Carl
Lone Tree
Rebekah Assembly
Iowa
Alta Woodside
City Lodge
Eliza
Local Club Names Assembly of Members and Officers
Beth Kimball is named captain with Odette Siver Agnes Le Guire Flora Buck May Blaine Amy Clark Hattie Stoneking Ruth Simonds Edith Snyder Nannie Mainen Helen Snyder Hattie Miller Mae Clark Belle Thompson Ethel Coster Edna Minnick listed among officers and members in the society notes.
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Beth Kimball
Odette Siver
Agnes le Guire
Flora Buck
May Blaine
Amy Clark
Hattie Stoneking
Ruth Simonds
Edith Snyder
Nannie Mainen
Helen Snyder
Hattie Miller
Mae Clark
Belle Thompson
Ethel Coster
Edna Minnick
Box car theft losses decline says railroad agent
St Paul AP report notes organized box car robbery gangs are breaking up. E W Conway, railroad special agent, spoke to 65 Northwest Protective association of the American railroads members at their semiannual meeting. He cited losses dropping from 21 million in 1920 to 841 thousand in 1935, a 93.6 percent reduction.
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ST. Paul
E. W. Conway
Northwest Protective Association
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Canada
Minnesota
Conway
United States
G A R Commander Urges Vets Uphold Constitution
Ole Nelson national commander in chief of the G A R urged the Connecticut department encampment to keep the organization strong in upholding the constitutional form of government and justice. He spoke at Bridgeport with 18 of Connecticut's 71 Civil War veterans in attendance.
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Bridgeport
Third to Die Violently in Cadiz Family Tragedy
Ralph Norman, 30, died when his truck hit a culvert and hurled him into a creek. He was the third member of his family killed violently, with his father and a brother also dying in accidents.
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Cadiz
Ralph Norman
Radio Schedule Highlights Variety of NBC CBS Programs
A dense listing shows NBC and CBS networks airing music orchestras, talk, dramatic features, and variety acts from morning through late night. Stations mention WJZ WEAF KYW WABC and others with entertainers such as Judy Wallace, Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, and Phil Baker among many orchestras and programs.
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Nee Aces
NBC
WJZ
Andy
WEAF
KYW
Welfare Committee
Kate Smith
CBS
WABC
WBBM
WCCO
Frank Crumit
Judy Wallce
WEAP
Mark Sanase
KMOX
Salvation Army
Ross
WJZ Wlw
WJZ Chain
Ed Wynn
WGST
Ping Crosby
Jimmy Dorsey
Heidi's
Roy Shield
Guy Lombardo Orch
Myrta
Russ Morgan
WJZ Chain Iota Busse Orch
Philip Crane Orch
Hieatiens Willson
Chained Newman Orch
Abe Lyman Orch
Ig Meeker Orch
Ames Orch
Harold Smith Orch
Henry King Orch
Children’s Stories
Wabc Chain
Russell Dorr
WJZ_chain
Weaf Kyw
Honeymooners
Eaney Jack
Light Opera Company
Weaf Chain
Helen Trent
Plain Bill
Walter Blaufuss Orc
Wcco Kmox
Rasegeer and
Sassafras
Ilene A Marlin
Natl
London
Ruth Carhart Orch
Ae Young
Weap Kyw
Marine Band
Penn Relays
Oia Sade
Mark Warnow Orch
Fannie Burst
Chai Betty
Bob
Oe Mills Orch
Animal News Club
Bobby Benson
Sunny Jim
WJZ Ee
Billy and
Betty
WEA Review of the
Lowell Thomas
al Smith
Kyw Myrt
Marge
Tee
Dan
Mary ,Small
Uncle Ezra
Weap Wow
Carter
Caer
Dorothy Lamour
Roy “Campbell
Jessica Dragonette
Soprano
Irene Rich
Red Horse Tavern
WOC
Kmoxx
WLW
Roy Shield Orch
Marion Talley
Don Redman Orch
Ao Keeny Goodman Orch
A Hines Orch
Weap Ain
Bernie Cummins __ orch
Bacer Weeks Orch
Phil Levant
Emerson Gill
Lombardo Orch
WABO
Gains in national newspaper advertising rise in 1935
The Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Association reports a 2.5 percent increase in national newspaper advertising in 1935 over 1934. National ad revenue reached $167,090,000 versus $163,000,000 in 1934.
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New York
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Charles Hanna
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W. C. Edson
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George L. McCaughan
Ankeny
L. H. Childs
L. W. Evans
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A. A. Screechfield
Davenport
Ernest R. Quick
Jess Sickler
Ogden
Arthur Hoover
Springville
W. G. Remington
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Scarville
Edward C. Eicher
James M. Bell
Burlington
John N. Calhoun
Keosauqua
Herman Lord
W. A. Hudler
Carl Setterberg
Bernhard M. Jacobsen
Clinton
George W. Koob
Frank W. Elliott
Leon L. Poston
Charles Penningroth
Michael T. Kennedy
Ern
Ickes
Atlanta
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Clas
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