Roosevelt era political intrigue and defense bid discussed
A lengthy, period style summary outlines federal scrutiny of Commonwealth and Southern and its subsidiaries for campaign influence and financial ties. It notes officials under Roosevelt with possible personnel changes and a focus on Wallace and AAA connections. Also mentions a defense inspection drive and a shift in publicity strategy for Wallace. A recipe for peach milkshake and a lemon ginger ale drink is included with serving tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
George
FBI
C and S
Georgia Power Company
Willkie
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
F.D.R
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
Plans show a five member family can eat well for about $1 a week per person with balanced calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins. The article lists a shrimp stuffed tomato salad and a full daily menu including breakfast lunch and dinner items and prices, noting shrimp as a convenient ingredient. It mentions a separate leaflet by Meta Given on frozen desserts for hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Given
U S Jobless Drop Put At Half Million
The Federal Reserve Board estimated that about one million people left unemployment lists last year but population growth offset the decline, implying a net drop of about half a million workers. July industrial production reached about 121 percent of the 1935 39 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Mind of the Scientist on Parenting and Heredity
An interview explores whether modern science eases baby care and how training shapes thinking. It discusses germ theory, sterilization, and the improved survival of infants, then questions whether housekeeping or schooling better develops reasoning. It notes heredity is hard to judge, with cautious guidance on inherited diseases and future forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allan
Charlottesville
N. C
John F. Dille Co
Advice From Mary Manners on Love and Doubtful Trust
Jennie is urged to meet eligible men to gain domestic happiness she envies in friends. A worried reader asks how to trust a long distance love. Miss Manners warns against possessiveness and urges patience. Another inquiry suggests a double date to meet an attractive shy neighbor and possibly spark romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Miss Manners
Dizzy
Discussions Ruled Not Barred By Hatch Law
Civil service commission ruled that the Hatch act does not ban state and local government employees from discussing broad social or public issues. It confines restrictions to partisan political topics and states the act’s main aim is to prevent partisan activity in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Teens Sentenced for Car Theft in Harrison Nebraska
Sioux County Judge J H Wilhelmsdorf committed James Hanley 16 Alliance Nebraska and Charles Haines 16 Lackawanna New York to the state boys industrial school after guilty pleas. Shirley Powers 13 Osceola Indiana was returned to Osceola to face delinquency charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Neb
Sioux County
J. H. Wilhelmsdorfer
James, Hanley
Alliance
Charles Haines
Lackawanna
Boys’ Industrial School
Shirley Powers
Osceola
Floyd McQuern
Britain Resists Lifting Blockade Amid Food Relief Debate
London asserts no exceptions to the blockade to allow relief shipments to Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg France and Norway even with guarantees of aid for invaded populations. Hoover warns of wholesale European famine unless urgent aid is sent and outlines conditions for relief and neutral oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
Norway
Britain
United States Relief Organizations
International Red Cross
Colorado Springs
Colo
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Holland
Russia
Balkan States
Radio Schedule Snippet Reflects Wide Station Lineups
A dense list of radio programs across WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOI KO stations detailing 6:00 to 340 current airtimes. It lists dozens of shows including news, dramas, concerts, orchestras, and talk segments with hosts and musicians across Iowa cities Cedar Rapids Des Moines Iowa City Waterloo and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
WGN
Chicago Co
Iowa City
Des Moines
KFJB
Marshalltown
WMT
WMI
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lone Rancer
Wallenstein
Forecaat
Eddy Howard
WSUI
KFUJB
TAIS
Iowa Parks
WIHO
Blondie
Burns and Allen
Orson
Lew Diamonds Orch
KFJIB
Ivory
Herbie Kay
Orch
Tommy Dorses
Leco Reisman
Kay Neal
Everett Headlands Orch
Bernie Cummins
Lansy Thompson
McFarland Twins
Carl Ravazzas
Lew Diamond
Myrt
Marge
Hannah
Ellen Randolph
June_ Baker JHO
Kathleen Norris
KFIB
Mexico Way
David Harum
Walter Flanders
Angel of Mercy
Road of Life
Book Shett
Portia
Airplane
Trin
Judy
Jane
Maric Kitchen
Wo!—Musicale
Cefers
Aftlenoon
KFUB
Ia Wons Raine Ginsburehs Orch
Williennehn
Wol—Farm Facts
Light of the World
KFJR
Harmony Street Forum
Wai—Family Altar
Lowa
Melody Parade
Johnny Duffy
Captain Herne
Dinner Bell
O—Wamt
KLIB
WOI
Frint
Francis Crate
HW Nelson
Joce Doakes
Assembly of God
Harold Turner
Alisona Fair
Jean Aboey
Welloceme
Tone Operas
Good Morning
WHO
Jerrs
Zelda Kfyb
Wihil
Pretty Kitty Kelly
AOL Aercts Music Shop
the Deacon
Ma Perkins
Bible Hour
Caneratilath
Ralph Ginsburch
Mary Maslin
Wgn-News
Pop Young
Vice
Sade
Baseball Cubs
Cardinals
Young
Malone
Iowa State Today
Wile
WPA
Stella Dadlas
Mert Ma_ Brown
Lorenzo Jones
KFIJB
Dally Doodlers
Youne Widder Brown
Kitty Keene
Airplane Trip
Woi—Musicale
The
Paul Sullivan
Sports Reviewuropean
Wgn—Curtain Herne News
Wool—Orsan
Wsuui
Orean
KFIR
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Cwoeld
King Features Syndicate
Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Mr. Wallace
M. L. Wilson
Claude Wickard
Agriculture Department
Wallace
AAA
Federal Works
John Carmody
Labor
Frances Perkins
Nurito
Chicago
College Inn
Hotel Sherman
Hotel
Sherman Randolph, Clark, Lake and le Salle Shocer
U. S
Albert Edward Wiggam
Q.—Dooes
E. L. Thorndike
Mary Manners
Hatch
British View
John Cudahy
United States
Lady's Lubber
Men's
Lady's & Children Men's & Boys
Tyday
Second Ave
Davis Cleaners
Killian
Killian Company
Ayds
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