Archbishop Beckman Cites Causes Of Unrest In Nations
Archbishop Francis J Beckman warns that unrest stems from false dignity of man and the state’s misuse of youth. He cites family as the unit of the state and urges parental control of education, condemning policies that regiment youth. The Dubuque banquet attracts 300 delegates and clergy with council leaders highlighting social justice and church influence.
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Defendant Testifies In Death Claim Suit
Kenneth Wishane of Springville testifies in a death claim case involving a truck collision near Marion. The witness describes vehicle actions and lighting conditions as the jury hears how the crash occurred and who is responsible.
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T K Guibno
Springville
Clara Preon Bensofa
Gibsons Suck
McShane
Marion
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Des Moines Ridesync Plan Faces Pedestrian Conflicts
City council considers a bicycle and pedestrian access plan around downtown Des Moines after reports of frozen sidewalks and shared paths causing near misses between riders and pedestrians. Officials note the need to coordinate signals and curb space to improve safety.
Paramount Strike Could Darken Chicago Theaters
A motion picture operators strike that moved on and off over the weekend may shutter Paramount films on Monday. George Browne, head of the union, issued and rescinded the call as he traveled from Washington to Chicago for talks. In Cedar Rapids two Paramount Publix theaters delayed openings after the strike was announced but opened later with unofficial hints of a settlement.
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Washington
George Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Browne
Paramount Publix Moving Picture
Cedar Rapids
Paramount
State
Paramount-Publix
Peek Ends Stormy New Deal Career
The article recounts James A. Peek, allied with Bernard Baruch, who rose to head the export import banks and served as chief trade adviser under FDR. It notes his Roosevelt era influence waning, his roots in Polo Illinois, and prior roles including directing the Moline Plow Works and the AAA.
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Hugh S Johnson
NRA
Chester Davis
Mother says boy killed dad in self defense
Wise Virginia mother of a minor son says he shot his father to protect others. She reports the act occurred Monday in what she claims was an act of self defense.
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Mauneman
Thamin
Trial reveals 'little black book' with gambling payments
The Iowa gambling conspiracy case features hotel records from 1933 to 1934 showing J P Gagen and J J Geneser staying at a hotel with numerous calls. Special Prosecutor Havner reads extensive entries including cash payments for Luk and Bar and Duck, and ledger notes linking others to slot machine protection.
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J J. Geneser
Gagen
Skuza
T E Diamond
O'Connor
Des Moines
Diamond
H. M Havner
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Gag
DOWN
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M UN
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Omaha
Peter G Wilson
Woodbury County Grand Jury
Insurance Exchange
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T L. T
Taggart
T L. Taggart
Walter Maley
Dakota Novelty Company
P. D
Havner
Phil Dunn
C. W. McNaughton
Mayer
John Mayer
Sioux City
Clyde
Lutheran Hospital
McNaughton
Pocahontas County
Manley
Clear Lake
Dunagan
Mercurio
Max E. Duckworth
Supreme Court
Peters
Duckworth
Fur skins and seals again raise expert doubt
Scientists say much of what is called sealskin actually comes from sea lions bears or other animals not true seals. True seal hides are mainly ornamental or stiff mats and eared seal skins serve commercial uses. Skins are removed only after killing or stunning, not from living animals.
AAA Announces New Four Year Cotton Plan
The Agriculture Department outlines a four year cotton program aimed at gradual supply adjustment. It envisions a crop near 11.0 to 11.5 million bales for 1935 with large past retirements and a 125 million dollar cost in 1935. Officials seek cooperation with the state department and consider an ever normal granary.
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Sion
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Department of State
Hull
Wallace Assails New Deal Critics
Wallace argues reciprocal trade pacts like the Canadian treaty will aid farm markets. He notes recent productivity gains in industry could allow farmers to raise high quality foods if profits rise. He warns farmers not to overextend production ahead of urban wage growth and stresses attention to foreign markets.
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Iowa youths win Nats in home economics and canning
Lorraine Tanz from Eau Claire Wisconsin and Melba Andrews from Eugene Oregon won national titles in food preparation and home economics at the national finals. Isabel Travis 17 of Dickens Iowa won the canning championship with academic scholarships awarded to Tanz and Andrews and a $300 prize to Travis. Alternates and honorable mention were named for related categories.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Melba Andrews
Eugene
Ore
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Miss Andrews
Miss Travis
Elda E. Strahm
New Glarus
Lucille E. Duncan
Dickens
Frances P. Taylor
Westville
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Julia Menuk
Clintonville
Conn
Lois Car
Goddard
Kaw
Quail Said To Die By Its Own Action Near Fox Shot
Hunting companions corroborate Robert R. Cox story that a quail collided with the muzzle of his shotgun causing the bird to drop dead without a shot being fired near Arkansas City Kansas.
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Kan
Robert R. Cox
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