Hints Corn Locis For This Fall SPIKE EVANS Sees Need For Such A Course
SPIKE Evans, former Iowa corn and hog committee chair and aide to Secretary Wallace, told about 800 farmers at an eastern Iowa AAA picnic that a corn loan program this fall is likely as a stopgap before permanent farm legislation. He urged production control and a broad national program with soil conservation, an ever normal granary, and parity income to stabilize farmers and consumers. Continued on Page 4, Column 5.
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Congress
R. M.spike Evans
Iowa Corn and Hog Committee
H. A. Wallace
Washington
Evans
Wallace
Harvest Fete Draws 9 000 in Springville
Special to The Gazette at Springville Harvest Home festival and Ox Roast drew about 9 000 attendees. Iowa highway safety chief John Hattery urged motorists and pedestrians to observe signs and drive safely, stressing parental involvement and school lessons in safe driving. Over 5 000 people enjoyed the roast, with two beeves purchased for $100. Early events included a pony show won by Dale Holst and Bob Rose, morning talks at Butler Park, and a main street bicycle race in the afternoon with top finishers Clair Richardson and Bert Cooper Jr.
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Springville
Iowa
John Hattery
Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
Hattery
Dale Holst
Bob Rose
Butler Park
Carroll Hoge
Main Street
Clair Richardson
Bert Cooper, Jr
Seven Milk Cows Die Of Poisoning At Iowa Farm
TOLEDO Iowa AP seven milk cows in the T K Holliday dairy herd have died from poisoning in the last two days. Holliday family and the sheriff refused to comment. Investigators looked for poison used against grasshoppers but none was applied at the farm.
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Toledo
T. K. Holliday
Holliday
Sheriff's Office
Des Moines AP: Investigator deploys toledo to probe cow loss
Des Moines AP reports W. W. Waters, chief of the Iowa bureau of investigation, sent State Agent Jerry Woods to Toledo Iowa on Tuesday to examine the missing seven milk cows from the TK Holliday herd.
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Des Moines
W. W.W Aters
Towa Bureau of Investigation
Jerry Woods
Toledo
Iowa
T K Holliday
Member of Singing Team Nearly Drowns in Canoe Accident
Hollywood AP report says George Kelly of the Yacht Club Boys, a screen and radio singing group, was pulled unconscious from Lake Malibu when his canoe capsized during a film production. Artificial respiration was given for about 30 minutes before he was declared out of danger.
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Hollywood
George Kelly
Yacht Club Boys
Screen and Radio
Lake Malibu
Farm Bill Vote Sought by Iowans
Rep Otha Wearin and Rep W S Jacobsen press to discharge the agriculture committee and force a floor vote on the Farm Bureau bill, arguing for a general farm program and commodity loans. They face resistance from committee chairman Marvin Jones but seek support to reach 21 signatures.
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ED Hadley
Washington
D. C
Otha Wearin
W. S. Jacobsen
Wearin
Agriculture Committee
J. W. Flannagan
Virginia
House Agriculture Committee
Marvin Jones
Texas
Jacobsen
House
Congress
Roosevelt
U S trade balance forecast to remain deeply in red
Washington reports forecast by commerce department experts that the United States will end 1937 with a large unfavorable trade balance exceeding 100 million dollars, possibly near 200 million if war material ban is enacted, as imports outpace exports for the year despite rising overall foreign commerce.
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Washington
INS
United States
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Far East
Orient
Shanghai
Federal Reserve Board
Sir James Barrie and the child like mind in adulthood
A 1937 reflection contrasts Sir James Barrie’s Peter Pan with adult life. It argues grownups often cling to childish attitudes, leading to self-centered behavior and social ills. The piece urges maintaining childlike trust and teachability to enter the wisdom attributed to Heaven’s kingdom.
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Sir James Barrie
Peter Pan
Pete. Pan
T. A . Jesus -Askesl
Heaven
Wedding in a Lion Den at Buchanan County Fair
Independence bureau reports a Buchanan county fair highlight a couple will wed in a lion’s den on Wednesday evening guarded by Lorraine Wallace and her trained lions from New York. Tuesday's free acts included the Wallace display and two fast harness races 214 pace and 224 trot with many entries. A horse pulling contest is slated for the forenoon.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Lorraine Wallace
New York
Campbell
Lion’s den
Miss Wallace
Five year old Evelyn H dies in county fair race harness
OsKaloosa AP reports five year old Evelyn H died after finishing a race at the county fair. Veterinarians say the horse suffered an internal hemorrhage. The horse was owned by O. B. Hubbard of What Cheer.
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Oskaloosa
Evelyn H
O. B. Hubbard
What Cheer
Weather delays air search for polar airmen over Arctic
Murky northern skies threaten another delay in the aerial search for Russia's six lost airmen between Fairbanks and the North Pole. Alaska aviators had reached halfway Saturday but poor visibility paused patrol flights Tuesday. Jimmy Mattern, famed pilot, will fly once weather clears and his refueler arrives to cover the full 2,800 mile round trip.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
INS
Russia
Arctic
North Pole
Pole
Jimmy Mattern
Oakland
Calif
California
Roosevelt orders 1200 marines to Shanghai
President Roosevelt orders 1200 U S marines to Shanghai to reinforce protection for Americans and seeks 500000 dollars from Congress to evacuate citizens. Secretary Hull says no broad evacuation, only lifesaving moves, with troops remaining indefinitely to guard American lives and pursue a middle course in the Far East.
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INS
Roosevelt
U. S
Shanghai
China
Congress
Cordell Hull
Hull
United States
Far East
Senate
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Homer J. Bone
Wash
Bennett C. Clark
Far Eastern
Japan
Tan Keith Says He And Wife Reconciled
Hollywood actor Tan Keith said he and his wife have been completely reconciled, with Hildegarde Pabst Keith confirming the statement in Hollywood California.
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Tan Keith
Hollywood
Calif
Van Devanter backs nine as court size to stay
In an exclusive interview, retired Justice Willis Van Devanter predicts no further change to the Supreme Court size. He says a nine-justice court provides stability and expects the number will be accepted in the future, as Senate action on Black's nomination unfolds.
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Elliott City
Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
United Press
High Tribunal
Justice van Devanter
Washington
Roosevelt son in Cannes wine incident during battle of flowers
Pierre Nouveau, mayor of Cannes, said John Roosevelt hurled a glass of champagne at him after offering a bouquet during the battle of flowers festival. The event occurred Sunday night in front of the Carlton hotel as bystanders watched. The mayor and hotel officials gave conflicting accounts with no formal comment issued to avoid a scandal.
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France
Pierre Nouveau
John Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Riviera
Europe
Harvard University
Nouveau
Franklin, Jr
Harvard Hasty Pudding Club
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Washington and New York split doubleheader in tight games
First game saw Washington and New York race to a 6 inning back and forth, Ferrell and Dickey delivering key hits for Washington while Jorgensen and Gomez contributed. Second game featured solid pitching by DeShong and K Ferrell with Hadley Murphy and Dickey providing run support for Washington in a 11 6 victory. Other action included Boston beating Philadelphia and Chicago defeating Detroit as rain postponed Cleveland at St. Louis and multiple scorelines across the league.
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New York
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Chase
Ferrell
Millies
Gomez
Dickey
Jorgens
DeShong
Cohen
K. Ferrell
Hadley
Murphy
Des Moines Worker Electrocuted at Plant
Des Moines authorities say 40 year old Joe Bowdoin died after being electrocuted while operating an electric drill at the Lake Shore Tire and Rubber plant on Tuesday afternoon. The incident is under investigation by local police and fire officials.
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Des Moines
Joe Bowdoin
Lake Shore
Tragic double tragedy as newlywed Ed Lockwood dies
One month after her marriage Regina Zalumski 21 is shot and killed at her father John Zalumski's home on Third Street NW. Her husband then shoots himself, ending a domestic tragedy that stunned the community.
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Ed Lockweod
Regina Zalumski
John Zalumski
Third Street
Lockwood
Homestead Owners To Benefit By Ruling Against Pensions
Des Moines report notes AG Mitchell ruled the old age pension division will receive only 2.75 million this year from a 5.5 million appropriation. If total valuation reaches 400 million, a 25 mill tax refund could total 10 million, enabling the full homestead refunds this fall.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
John H. Mitchell
The
Social Welfare Board
Byron G. Allen
Meether
Mitchell
Cag
C. B. Murtagh
Murtagh
State Board
State Planning Board
Midwest Heat Wave Eases as Cooling Forecast Spread
Highs around the nation included Needles 110 and Phoenix 108 as a Midwest cooling trend began. Forecaster C A Donnel of the Chicago Weather Bureau predicted cooling would reach southern Iowa, central and northern Illinois, lower Michigan, and northern Indiana by Tuesday night and Wednesday. Du rango Colorado reported 46 degrees at 7 a.m. while Yuma Arizona stood at 82.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
C. A. Donnel
Chicago Weather Bureau
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Donnel
United States
Needies
Calif
Phoenix
Aves
Boston
Mass
New York City
Durango
Colo
Kidnaper Sought After Mother's Rebuff of Suitor
Los Angeles authorities launch nationwide search for William O Johnson accused of kidnapping a 10 month old baby in a revenge plot against Peggy Carr who spurned his marriage pleas. The mother signed a complaint after the child was taken while she was away, with Johnson claiming intent to return to Burlington Iowa.
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Los Angeles
INS
William O. Johnson
Peggy Carr
Burlington
Senate OKs Black for Supreme Court in 63-16 Vote
Washington AP The Senate confirmed Senator Hugo L Black of Alabama as associate justice of the Supreme Court by 63 to 16 after bitter debate over his Ku Klux Klan associations. The confirmation fills the vacancy left by Willis Van Devanter and shifts the court toward liberalism as Roosevelt seeks broader New Deal power. Black, smiling after the vote, said the appointment is an honor and responsibility.
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Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Black
Willis van Devanter
New Deal
High’ Tribunal
H. Styles
Bridges
Edward
Burke
Ida
Sen. Millard
Tydings
Austin
Neb
Byrd
Copeland
N. Y
Davis
Gerry
R. I. Hale
Johnson
Calif
Lodge
Mass
Loner
Glass
King
Borah Bridges
Hale
California
Steiner
Townsend
White
Iowa Senators Back Black Supreme Court Nomination
Iowa Senators Clyde L. Herring and Guy M. Gillette joined the Senate majority Tuesday in confirming the nomination of Senator Black of Alabama to the U S Supreme Court. The confirmation marks support from the state’s two lawmakers for the nominee.
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Washington
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Guy M. Gillette
Senate
Senator Black
Ala
Supreme Court
Lineville Man In Serious Condition After Tire Explosion
IOWACITY AP University hospital officials said Tuesday that Jerry Lemon of Lineville Iowa is in critical condition after his tire blew out during repair. The explosion fractured his skull and caved in his face, the force of the rim striking him.
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University Hospital
Jerry Lemon
Lineville
Lemon
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