Tariff Treaties Stalled by Bureaucratic Inertia and Factional Split
A 1934 feature notes Congress ceded tariff treaty power to the president, but a complex interdepartmental machinery and internal splits in the administration hinder progress. Francis Sayre and Herbertals are abroad. Hull faces friction with Moley Peek and others, delaying reciprocity with Spain Brazil Argentina and others as Cuba remains the sole signed treaty this summer.
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Cuba
Congress
Francis Sayre
Europe
Herbertels
State Department
Spain
Brazil
Mexico
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Portugal
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Argentina
United States
Don Luis Calderon
Washington
Hull
Midwest
New Deal
Prof Moley
Cordell Hull
George Peek
Moley
Today
Arthur Mullen, Jr
Nebraska
Inter-Departmental Committee On
League of Nations
Japan agrees on arms cut plan after day-long talks
After a full conference Japan’s Big Three Premiers agreed on a naval disarmament plan. Keosuke Okada Mineo Osumi and Koki Hirata led talks with a proposal tied to future conferences with the United States and Great Britain. Admiral Yamamoto will carry the plan to London by November 3 for review before presenting to the cabinet and Emperor Hirohito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Japan
Keosuke Okada
Mineo Osumi
Koki Hirata
United States
Great Britain
Hirohito
London
Yamamoto
East Pennsylvania Prisoners Strike for Shorter Sentences
Prisoners at the eastern state penitentiary and Graterford joined a sympathy strike. About 1,400 at Graterford refused work and food, with 300 in weaving and crafts first to quit and later others returning to cells. Warden Smith said no disorder occurred as the strike spread amid Ludlow law sentence limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
API
Graterford
Cherry Hill
Earlville Hawks Fall to Colesburg 6 to 1
The Earlville Hawks lost their final league home game as Colesburg defeated them 6 to 1 on Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday Earlville travels to Worthington for a scheduled game.
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Earlville Hawks
Colesburg
Stee Ns
Earlville
Colesburre
Vive Ais
Worthington
Fletcher Attacks New Deal Report In Washington
Henry P. Fletcher, Republican National Committee chairman, assailed Richberg’s New Deal report arguing AAA and NRA helped cause economic ills. He said true gains started before July 1933 and noted declines in business, construction, and rail loadings since then. A second Richberg relief report on agricultural distress was due Wednesday.
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Washington
Richberg
Roosevelt
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
AAA
NRA
Donald A. Richberg
Fletcher
Fietcher
Department of Commerce
Iowa State Fair livestock winners lead parade coverage
Des Moines AP reports first place livestock winners at the Iowa state fair include multiple cattle classes with participants such as C Fullerton and Sons Minn Okla and Wayland Hopley Farms Inc Atlantic among a long list of exhibitors. The piece catalogs champions across cattle horses swine and dairy divisions with names like Herbert Chandler Baker Willard McClenahan and Floyd Peters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State
Nelf Cattle
Guernseys
Cooper Farm
Ardmore
Ohina
Bassett and Son
Abingeton
Joseph Golinvaux
Waterloo
Woodruff and Son
Indianola
J H Bassett
Jon Arhington
Echo Glade Farm
Wellman
R W Livingston
Monroe
Dorothy Louise Woodruff
Joseph Gollinvaux
Waterloo Jerseys
Campbell Jersey Farm
Jesup
Desun
Elliott Brown
Rosehill
Miller & Kemp
Olin Fat Aberdeen Angus
W. Sawyer and Son
Howard
So Dak
H W Sawyer
Sawyer and Son
Miller
Kemp DuUn
Wayland and Hopley Farms
Atlantic
Tlerefords
Ruble
Kansas City
Werbert Chandler Baker
Oreron
Hillandale Farms
Muscatine
Foster Farms
Rexford
Kansas
Werefords
C_ A Moyer and Sons
Belleete
Sands Point Battle plaque sparks controversy at club
A plaque allegedly commemorating the Sands Point Battle appeared in the Sands Point club washroom where Huey Long was assaulted a year earlier. Zit's theater paper ran a photo of Tommy Dorsey beside the plaque, though club officials deny the plaque is on display in the washroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sands Point
Sands Point Club
Huey P. Long
Zit
Zit’s
Tommy Dorsey
Long
Socialists Demand Faction Drop Fence in Minnesota Race
The socialist party of Minnesota challenged farmer-labor nominees to quit evading the platform or lose socialist support. They back state ownership goals but denounce tactics dodging the platform. Republicans and Democrats call such shifts camouflaged. Governor Olson claims radical means reform for the common man and aligns with the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Socialist Party of Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
Farmers-Laborites
Floyd B. Olson
Reet
Minnesota
Olson
Veteran climber braves fumes to recover missing student
Government Camp Oregon AP Garry Leach descended the Mt Hood crater before dawn to recover University of Washington junior Victor von Normann after a 200 foot fall. Ten rescuers waited as three prior attempts failed due to lethal fumes filling the crater.
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Mt. Hood
Ore
Garry Leach
Mt. Hood Crater
Victor von Normann
University of Washington
Leach
von Normann
Forest Rangers
Barney Fabian
Packer
United States Forest Service
Fabian
Bedbug War Ends With Fire At Budapest Factory
Janos Spiter, a night watchman at a Budapest textile plant, set a Monday night blaze to scare intruders. The fire injured two firefighters, caused a neighborhood panic, and destroyed the factory and its bedbugs. Spiter was arrested for arson and duty neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Spiteer
Spitzer
Beebe and Barton Hobbled by Deep Sea Blast
Deep sea explorers Dr. William Beebe and Otis Barton halted their descent at 1 500 feet off Nonesuch Bermuda when four flashlight bulbs exploded from a battery short circuit. Barton and Beebe, under National Geographic auspices, reported temporary blindness but resumed the dive minutes later.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
William Beebe
Otis Barton
New York
Atlantic
Nonesuch
Barton
Dr. Beebe
National Geographic Society
Beebe
Harvest Home contests close Springville program at Broadstreet
The Thirtieth annual Springville Harvest Home program featured contests in Broadstreet with baseball where Springville beat Alburnett 6 to 5 and diamondball where Whittier defeated Springville 8 to 6. A pony shown by Claire Robertson won the grand prize with Jerry Robertson on second. ponies 42 to 48 inches saw Robert Pauw first, Glenn Stewart second, Leo Palmer third. ponies over 48 inches had Ruth Clark first, Lynn Cripps second, Bob Hampton third. Street races included 100 yard for boys 14 and under Gene Thompson first Dale Andrews second. 50 yard for boys 14 and under Bob Jones first Don Maudsley second. 50 yard three legged for boys 14 under Kenneth Taylor and Buddy Bruce first Herbert Shaffer and Versus Wild second. 50 yard dash girls 14 under Opal Campbell first Dorothy Boxwell second. 50 yard dash girls 10 under Vera Merritt first Ruth Larson second. 50 yard dash boys 10 under Lawrence Jensen first Pete Daniels second. Bicycle race for eighth grade boys Herbert Shaffer first, Buddy Bruce second. Pony potato race for boys Claire Nelson first Fay Nellsen second.
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Gazette
Springville
Alburnett
Whittier
Claire Robertson
Bob Rose
John Oxley
Robert Pauw
Glenn Stewart
Leo Palmer
Ruth Clark
Lynn Cripps
Bob Hampton
Gene Thompson
Dale Andrews
Herbert
Shaffer
Buddy Bruce
Claire Nelson
Fay Nellsen
London Silent Night Declared Successful Experiment
London experienced a quiet first night of the great silence as ordered by the transport minister no horns or noisy exhausts sounded and the experiment was deemed a success by authorities. Motorists and pedestrians doubted the outcome as drivers navigated crossings by headlights only.
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London
Center Point Man Held For Drunk Driving
Wilner Werner, 28, Center Point Route No 1, held on a bench warrant charging operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. County Attorney filed a true information approved by Judge Ring after reports he drove to a farm near Center Point while intoxicated. Bond set at 500.
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Wilner Werner
Center Point
Werner
G . Thompson
H.C. Ring
Radio Schedule Snapshot with Multiple Orchestras and Hosts
Afternoon and evening radio grid lists numerous programs from CBS NBC and other networks. Entries include orchestras, soloists, and hosts such as Velacen orchestra, Manhattan moods, Chicago Symphony, Orphan Annie, and Grace Hayes, across times from 12 to 9 PM with stations WABC WMT WBBM WJZ WEAF and more.
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Bilty Bambell
CBS
WABC
WBBM
Fielis and Mall
NBC
WZ Chain
Honeyboy
Auesa Lie
WEAF
WHO Wow String Ensemble
WALC
WMT
Vic and Sade
WJZ
Kavelin Strocatte
Madeans
Velacen
WLBM
Atetite
Frank
Relchmann
WLI Wie
WEAP
Dneutsch Orchestra
Cbst
WBB
Ann Leal
WABG
Ma Terkins
WLW
Musicafe
Caras
SBC
Ely
ONBC
WMAO
Koren
Inbc
Weceo
Vaman
NBC Wiz
Chan Bartow
WCCO
Chicago Symphony
Weeds
Wnbc
WTAQ
Feracks Orchestra
Mae Weaf
Milton Coates
WMI Messi
WLS
Town Hall
Wow
WMAQ
Detroit
Barcelona
WIL
Warnow
Dennis Kine
Gan Lombardo
Nbct
Duchin
NBC Wiz Chain
Ko—Harlow Sematonys
Yarry Richman
Wenr Mexican Orchestra
Nac
Stusse
Meyer
Spanik
MeNister
Chon
Writhing
Nbce
WIF
One-Eyed Lead in Bridge Reveals a Killing Opening
In a Crockford's New York Masters hand East faced bidding versus South's lead choices. Samuel Fry Jr selected a low lead from club King, defusing a three heart contract. South then ruffed, cashed a diamond Ace, and led clubs to set the contract with North’s help. Tomorrow’s hand will continue with South dealer and four hearts on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockford’s Club
New York
Hearts
Samuel Fry, Jr
East
South
North
Howard Schenken
Sydney Rusinow
Edward Hymes, Jr
George Reith
Heart
Bandit Van Meter Buried Secretly In Fort Wayne Cemetery
Homer Van Meter, Dillinger gang strategist, was secretly buried Tuesday at Lindenwood Cemetery Fort Wayne Indiana by immediate family and a few cemetery workers. The service followed a private procession from a receiving vault two blocks from his parents grave. An unnamed minister presided as a brother sister in law and three children watched the casket lowered. A large floral piece was possibly sent by the Dillinger gang remnant. His sister Helen Ober of Philadelphia did not attend fearing curiosity seekers.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Homer van Meter
Dillinger Gang
Lindenwood
Diling
Cary van Meter
Dillinger
Helen Ober
Philadelphia
St. Paul
John Dillinger
Lack Of Funds To Halt Extension Of 212 From Dysart
An Ames AP report says the state highway commission cannot fund extending primary road 212 north from Dysart to 218 near Waterloo. The road isn’t in the primary system and demands on busier roads limit funds. Delegation from Waterloo Dysart Belle Plaine Elberon Victor Genesco argued the route would serve rich untapped territory between Waterloo and Ottumwa.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Dysart
Belle Plaine
Elberon
Victor
Genesco
Strife Flares in Milwaukee PERA Strike Turmoil
Milwaukee AP reports renewed strife in the 11 day PERA strike as Ray Schneider a 35 year old project foreman is beaten by pickets. About 300 demonstrators toured county projects in cars after a disturbance at the National Biscuit plant where windows were broken and eggs with paint were thrown at cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
PERA
Ray Schneider
National Biscuit Company
Clinton Post Office Job Awarded To Hoosier
John R Redding of Whiting Indiana submitted the low bids for Clinton post office work. His offers included 58700 for construction and 57700 for an alternate brick facing plan. Other bidders were Samuel Plato of Middletown Pennsylvania and Darwin Marine Co of Clinton with higher sums.
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Clinton
Hoosier
Washington Fap
John R Redding
Whiting
Ind
Samuel Plato
Midattowr Pa
Darwi Mirine Co
Clirton
Bod
Johnson Salary Boosted to 19000 by Roosevelt Order
President Roosevelt raised Hugh S Johnson NRA administrator from 6000 to 15000 a year effective July 1. NRA confirmed the increase Tuesday noting it aligns his pay with duties and living costs. Johnson had previously set his own salary and had sought to resign amid a White House dispute with Richberg and Perkins.
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Washington
Hugh S Johnson
NRA
Roosevelt
Johnson
West Coast
Donald RR. Richberg
Frances Perkins
Recovery Administration
White House
Stonecntt
O'Connor Urges Popular Support for Law Enforcement
Milwaukee AP report: Attorney General Edward L. O'Connor on urging crime fight through broad public support for police and prosecutors. He criticized glamorizing criminals like John Dillinger and praised the American Flag Association for mobilizing opinion in favor of law enforcement.
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Milwaukee
Altty
Edward L. O'Connor
Attorneys General Conference
American Bar Association
John Dillinger
O'Connor
American Flag Association
Tess To Be Hitler's Right Hand Man
BERLIN (UP) Adolf Hitler plans to name Rudolf Hess as deputy in case of death or absence. Hermann Goering would be vice chancellor. The move follows the party convention in Nuremberg. About 3,000 of 5,000 political prisoners are to be released under the amnesty decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Amnet
COM Masses
Toddville Triumphs Over Walford 16-15 in Close Nine
Toddville defeated Walford 16 to 15 in a tight baseball showdown on Sunday. The win boosts Toddville’s record as they prepare for next Sunday’s road game at Alburnett.
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Toddville
Walford
Te St
Alburnett
Coe Athletes Hurt In Wisconsin Auto Crash
Coe college athletes Arthur Schwartzentruber 20 and Fred Field former star halfback suffered serious injuries in a collision near Delafield Wisconsin. Schwartzentruber has a fractured skull and jaw while Field sustained a fractured collarbone and head gashes. The crash occurred at 8 p.m. Monday as two Coe students traveled with John Lybrand and others. driver Vee Wintmore of Omomowoc was uninjured.
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Arthur Schwartzentruber
D P Schwartzentruber
Mount Vernon Avenue
Coe College
Delafield
Wil Fred Field
Seymour
Schwartzentruber
Moray L. Eby
Coe
Hild
St John’s
Eby Hild
Middle West
John Lybrand
Oklahoma City
Lowell Shoun
Arthur Taylor
Roff
Nine Local Firms Get Relief Coal Contracts
Linn county board of supervisors awarded relief coal contracts to nine Cedar Rapids firms totaling 3000 tons with 2000-ton option. W G Block Cedar Rapids Fuel Chadima Taylor each receive 500 tons plus 325-ton option. City Fuel Diamond Block Home Pinney Goldberg get 200 tons each with 135-ton option. Most bids at 640 per ton for Centerville coal. Goldberg bid 542 per ton with 0.50 carrying fee for Rathbun coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Linn County Board of Supervisors
W G Block Company
Cedar Rapids Fuel Company
Chadima Coal Company
Taylor Coal Company
City Fuel Company
Diamond Block Coal Company
Home Coal Company
Pinney Coal Company
Goldberg Coal Company
Goldberg and Company
Centerville
Iowa Coal
Goldberg
Rathbun
Rockford man held for investigation after transit call
E. M. Luggitt, 48, Rockford Til, was held in the county jail for investigation after Northwestern Railway Detective Ira Robbins questioned him and several other transients from a Beverly train. Robbins notified Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus, who took Luggitt to jail. Luggitt gave several different names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. MH Lugeltt
Rockford Til
North Western Railway
Ira Robbins
Lur
Beverly
Robbins
Joseph A. Petrus
Luggitt
Health Wreck Boost for Gly-Cas Claims in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents are urged to try Gly-Cas after a local testimony by Mrs. S WanSell of 917 Daniels St NE. She recounts fifteen years of neuritis relief and improved health since using Gly-Cas, advertised at Thrifty Drug Store Corner First Street and Third Avenue SE.
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S. Wansell
Daniels St
N.E
Cedar Rapids
First Street
Third Avenue SE
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Chase National Bank
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Hui
Henry F Grady
Fron
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Commerce Department
Committee
Thomas W. Page
The
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pamlue
Lydia E Pinkham
Pennsylvania
NEW Deal Report
Carlisle
Albert Mentzer
Holstein
Timothy
Carl Holden
Williamsburg
Uerefords
Thompson Brothers
Wakarusa
Kan
Wakurusna
F. W Mubbell
George Larson
Buford Reese
New Providence
Willard McClenrhaon
Bandurant
Belsians
C G Good and Son
Ogden
Greenhill Farme
Muncie
Holbert Worse Importing Company
Greeley
Green Wi Farm
C. G. Good and Sons
Oxdon
Deas
Deas Geldings and Mares
Willard MacClenahan
Bondurant
Go Eshelman
Sedewick
Paul
Engler
Topeka
Han
Paul C
H Engler
Swine
Duroes
M C Cramer and Son
Orchard Home Farms
Osawatomiee
Hanley and Anderson
Bondurant Duroc Futurity
Kanotek Brothers
Riverside
Orchard Home Faring
Ossawatamie
Manley and Anderson
Kanotck Brothers
Harper and Son
Ames
Unarprr and Son
Orchard Nome Farms
Osawaitamice
Manley and
Anderson
Stanley Chaobel
Riverside Viennac
Manley
C Scott LaMonte
M. C. Scott
Ine Monte
Miles M Mann
Woodbine
Iowa
Hampshire
Get
Floyd Peters
Panora
R E. Pullin
Judith Henryson
Story City
Vandiver
Leonard Ma
H Chappel and Sons
Greenensill
Ewe
Floyd Peter Panora
Dlampshires
RE Strutt
Sars Company
Jamestown
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Shropshires
Lass
Yohe Allerton
Volcanic Crater
Maria Gloriosa
Cologne
Blast
RADIO
Sudde
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Vyaq
Aki
Bandit van Meter
Ft. Wayne
Wrds
Jonson
O’connor
Tess
Hitler
Wisconsin
Rockford, Ill
S. W. Ansell
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