Neutrality Bill Drafted By House Group
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reported a substitute measure on neutrality amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis. It imposes a mandatory embargo on arms shipments to belligerents if war looms, while retaining bans on munitions transport on American ships and limiting ports. The plan blends embargo with a licensing system for U.S. manufacturers and preserves Congressional oversight for future changes. The president supports flexibility to use embargoes as a tool for peace.
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UPI
Tate
Embergy
America
Chacrin
Roosevelt
Gerald P Nye
RSS
Senate
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House
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Treasury, and
Commerce
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Guffey Goal Bill Sent to Conference
Fragmented OCR text shows a reference to a Guffey goal bill being sent to conference. The readable parts do not form a complete story, but indicate a legislative action tied to a Guffey proposal. No clear names beyond Guffey and general political context are readable.
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Guffey
Bill
Iowa Works job protest prompts wage scale report
Labor groups plan demonstrations over a new wage scale for Iowa Works jobs as the executive council halts its probe and a grand jury calls for action. The governor considers habeas questions while officials cite delays caused by the wage changes.
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Iowa
Steve Hall
Woodbury County
Grand Jury
Soux City
Ilam
Ray Harrison
W Tn
Clyde L Herring
Executive Council
District of Iowa
Fters
Egert
Tau
Herry Markell
K . Kerr
Trey
Vten
Kerr
Grord
56 Baby Beeves Sell For 7172 At Benton County Fair
At the Benton county fair 56 calves sold for 7172 70 with a top bid of 1425 shared by Ray Dehelerich Belle Plaine and Jane Hoffman Walker. The Oehlerich calf sold to Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids. lowest price was 114 per head. Poultry and other divisions named winners including Robert Tienpsen Virten and several growers from Vin ton Luzerne and Va Horne with various cock erel pullet and production honors.
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Vinton
Benton County
Ray Dehelerich
Belle Plaine
Jane Hoffman
Walker
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Robert Tienpsen
Virten
D.vison
E.nar Thompson
Wurton
George Carlson
Vin
Harold Sch + cer
Luzerne
Billy Jean Jahnke
Va Horne
Rhode Island
Virgil Wallace
Lewis Wallace
Jumier
Coach Pullet
Robert Thompson
Willard Grummer
Pulet
State Treasurer Wegman Indicted
A statement by the state official condemns rumors of misdeeds and asserts commitment to decency and fair play. He notes an illegal gasoline tax refund claim and says the public will judge after court actions.
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Iowa
Kidnap and Robbery Strike St Paul Merchant
St Paul merchant Henry Gartland was kidnapped and robbed of 2540 dollars as he left a bank with payroll funds. The assailant forced him to drive outside the city and then tossed him from the car.
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ST. Paul
Henry P. Gartland
St Paul
Gartland
Iowa State Fair Opens With Strong Livestock Show
Des Moines AP reports the 81st Iowa State Fair opens with strong cattle and horse shows promised by judges. Early sheep entries show high quality, swine entries are light, while 4 H beef entries and dairy cattle totals reflect a robust lines up to 808 beef cattle and 682 dairy cattle.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Derson
Iowa State College
Elmer Hansen
Pearl C
Bonus Bill First At Next Congress
Washington AP reports the Patman 2.0 billion dollar bonus inflation bill will not be voted this session due to House rules. Backers gathered 217 signatures to move the measure from Ways and Means to the floor, but Congress must meet again in September before any vote. The bill would issue over 2 billion dollars in currency to veterans as immediate adjusted compensation.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means
Patman
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