Manufacturers Push Federal Sales Tax Plan At NRA Convention
The National Association of Manufacturers endorses a one point federal sales tax paid by manufacturers and shared with states. It urges continuation of NRA section 7A beyond June and supports unemployment insurance solutions. The platform favors a balanced budget through growth and tax relief while delaying the soldiers bonus and seeks a temporary fair trade act after NRA expiration.
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New York
INS
Manufacturers of America
National Association of Manufacturers
Public Finance
Congress
NRA
USSR Decrees Tie Hands of Defense in Terror Acts
Moscow issues a drastic decree to curb counter-revolutionary terror after the Kiroff assassination. It allows trials in the absence of prosecutors and defense counsels, sets ten day investigations, 24 hour indictment prior to trial, bars appeals, and mandates immediate execution of capital sentences.
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Moscow
Ussr
Sergei Maronovich Kiroff
Leningrad
Josef Stalin
Russia
TSIK
All Union Executive Committee
Roosevelt Steers Leftward Policies Amid Economic Recovery
In a Washington Roundup, Roosevelt reaffirms large scale government spending for economic recovery while curtailing non essentials. He backs low cost housing and pensions, aligning with Ickes and Perkins. Cardozo questions motorcade rights in a democracy. Harriman dominates tough NRA briefings. The Nantucket lightship case shifts to court with limited damages.
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Washington
Warm Springs
White House
Roose Velt
Miss Perkins
Harold Ickes
Brain Trust
Busi
Temperature Drops To 17 As Winter Returns
Cedar Rapids recorded 17 degrees at 9 am marking the cold snap amid a sequence of subfreezing readings. The day opened with 19 then 24 by midnight, later rising to 24 at 1 pm and 25 at 2:30 pm as temperatures fluctuated.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Liquor Stores Plan For Holiday Trade
Anticipating a busy Christmas to New Year period, the Iowa state liquor commission will hire about fifty part time workers for fifty eight liquor stores. The extra staff will be drawn from existing temporary or part time employees.
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Des Moines
State Liquor Commission
Strikers Reject City Transit Concession Amid Walkout
Los Angeles street railway workers rejected the company’s first concession after ten days of strike. Observers said the move closed any chance for federal mediators to broker a settlement in the dispute.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Street Railway
Hoover Meets Arms Makers Spurs Debate on Global Arms Control
The testimony details a 1924 Hoover meeting with European and American arms makers and officials from Colt and Winchester. It discusses attempts to curb cross border arms traffic through international action, and letters suggesting involvement by Du Pont and former House Leader Tilson in talks on international conventions to regulate the arms trade.
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Colt Patent Firearms Company
United States
Samuel Stone
du Ponts
H. F. Beebe
Winchester
League of Nations
Hoover
Irenee du Pont
E. J
du Pont Company
Theodore Burton
Winchester Company
Nye
Beebe
Washington
House
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Department of State
Tilson
Bears Lose Feathers For Championship Game
Chicago Bears halfback Beattie Feathers will miss the championship game against the New York Giants in New York Sunday due to a shoulder injury that he sustained on November 25 when a Chicago Cardinals player fell on him. Coach George Halas announced the forfeit of Feathers as he recovers from surgery.
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Beattie Feathers
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
New York
George Halas
Feathers
Chicago Cardinals
Postponed Wenceslaus-Waterloo Cage Game Due to Weather
Weather prevented the St. Wenceslaus versus Sacred Heart Waterloo game from being played in Cedar Rapids. A new date is not set though planners expect a later season matchup on the local floor. The Winthrop high band concert Sunday features the melodrama Belle or Bill or Reward of Virtue with Bonita Talley and a full cast.
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St. Wenceslaus
Sacred Heart High
Waterloo
Waterloo Quint
Cedar Rapids
Winthrop
Winthrop High School
Belle
Bill
Bonita Talley
C. F. Foster
Dean Bernbach
Arnold Halford
Uncle Ike
Merrill Wenholz
Thesquire
Maurice Reed
Kennamer Confesses Killing Gorrell Over Extortion Note
Tulsa AP report says Phil Kennamer described to Robert Thorhgs and Thomas that he killed John F. Gorrell Jr. after a note demanding $20 000. Kennamer pled not guilty to first degree murder and mental exams were ordered.
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Tulsa
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Robert Thorhgs
John F. Gorrell, Jr
Kennamer
Gorrell
Thomas
John F. Conway
Homer F. Wilcox, Jr
Virginia Wilcox
Franklin E. Kennamer
Holly Anderson
Conway
Una White Pleads Guilty For Giving Beer To Minor
Una White pled guilty in district court to furnishing beer to a minor at a Second Avenue SE beer parlor after a report beer was sold to a high school boy. Howard Hahn was dismissed for lack of evidence. Joe Dytrt faces illegal possession charges. a raid seized a gallon of alcohol at his south side premises. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Una White
Second Avenue SE
John T. Mofffit
Howard H. Hahn
Second Avenue
Joe Dutrt
G. K. Thompson
H. C. Ring
Dytrt
South Side
Culbertson Sues Whisky Firms Over Ad Use
Ely Culbertson sues The Theater Program and Buckingham American agent for Cutty Sark whisky in New York supreme court seeking 150000 dollars for libel and 150000 dollars for the use of his name in an advertisement. He says the ad implies his temperate habits and beliefs.
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NEW
SYORK
Ely
Culbertson
Bridge Authority
Mquor
New York Supreme Court
Theater Program Corporation
Buckingham Cor Sporation
Cutty Sark Whisky
Treasury Bonds Oversubscribed Across Maturities
The treasury said its December sale of 450 million dollars in 15 to 18 year bonds was five times oversubscribed while the same amount in 18 month notes was seven times oversubscribed.
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Washington
the Treasury
Steer Grand Champion Crowned at 1934 Exposition
OWA State College and the University of Lafayette, Ind., won two consecutive steer championships. George Edwards showed Lucky Strike, the 1929 grand Angus winner. The junior grand champion was Snookums owned by Mary Kin singer. Purdue led swine with a grand and reserve barrow. Leonard J. Stewart claimed 1934 hay king, and George Avery was flax king.
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Lafayette
Ind
Biggar
Ono
Prof
Shearer
Kiron
Snookums
Little Mary Kinsinger
Chenoa
Ill
George Edwards
Edwards
Leonard J. Stewart
Lexington
Neb
George Avery
Kelso, Sask
Purdue University of Lafayette
Chester Whites
Barrow
Belgian society awards King Albert cup to Holbert Horse
The King Albert cup from the Society Royale le Cheval de Trait Belge of Brussels was awarded Tuesday to Holbert Horse Importing Company of Greeley Iowa for its five year old stallion Marcelin de Pottes.
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Chicago
Society Royale le Cheval de Trait Belge
Brussels
Belgium
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Greeley
Marcelin de Pottes
Three Hurt In Ice Crash Near Center Point
Three people injured in a two car collision on icy Highway No 11 two and a half miles south of Center Point Tuesday around 3 pm. Vehicles driven by Robert Harger of Cedar Rapids and J P Jaeger of Freeburg Minnesota collided on a curve. Ivan Harger, 36, was in the rear seat and suffered a fractured leg. Harger and Tom Woods in the Harger car had only bruises. Jaeger was uninjured. Deputy Earl Evans reported on the scene.
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Cedar Rapids
J. P. Jaeger
Freeburg
Minn
Center Point
Earl Evans
Independence
Ivan Harger
St. Luke's Hospital
Tom Woods
Harger
Jaeger
Open Way To Appeal For Mrs. Vanderbilt
The Appellate Division ruled Tuesday that Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt may appeal a Supreme Court custody order granting heiress daughter to Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. The court said Justice Carew's order is final and appealable.
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New York
INS
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Carew
Harry Payne Whitney
Pain So Severe He Would Walk Floor Each Night
Mr Leo Kelso of Coggon Iowa says he now has his first well days in 12 years thanks to Gly Cas in a statement released through Thrifty drug Store at Corner Ist Street and I rd Ave SE. The account highlights dramatic relief from persistent pain after using Gly Cas.
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William Averell Harriman
Harriman
Union Pacific
Department of Commerce
Press Corps of Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Leo Kelso
Coggon
Cedar Rapids
Ist St
Ird Ave
Gly-Cas Rejuvenates Mr. Kelso After Ulcer Pain
Mr. Leo Kelso recalls severe stomach gas pains and ulcers that kept him from eating. After trying Gly-Cas, he reports relief beginning with the third box and now enjoys meals and health. He invites inquiries by phone or at his home in Iowa and notes Gly-Cas is sold at Thrifty Drug Store corner 1st Street and 3rd Ave SE.
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New Pally
Thrifty Drug Store
Cor
1St St
3Rd Ave
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