Richberg the Inside Man in Roosevelt White House
A 1934 profile of Donald Richberg portrays him as the No 2 in the Roosevelt administration with vast New Deal influence. It traces his career from labor attorney to trusted adviser and his bid toward the Supreme Court while noting labor and business reactions to his policy stance and insider power.
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Donald Richberg
Richberg
White House
New Deal
Harold Ickes
Interior
PWA
Sam Insull
Chicago
Railroad Brotherhoods
Roosevelt
Presiden
Jess
Chambers of Commerce
Supreme Court
NRA
Two youths sentenced in local grocery robbery case
Fred Ed Thomas and Vin cent Wilson were arrested for the W A Risk Grocery burglary at 700 Sixth Street SE. Thomas, 20, received an indeterminate five year term at Anamosa state reformatory for larceny. Wilson, 21, had a suspended five year sentence revoked after investigators tied him to the crime through pennies and coins found on him.
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Fred Ed Thomas
Eighth Avenue
Vincent Wilson
H Street
W. A. Risk Grocery
Sixth Street
Anamosa State Reformatory
John T. Moffit
Wilson
Earl Stanley
Stanley
Magnus
Probe Of Roosevelt Picture In Liquor Ad Urged
Representative O'Connor a New York Democrat and wet leader in the House urged an investigation into a liquor firm's year after repeal advertisement using President Roosevelt's picture He said he did not authorize the use and he would not permit his image in a liquor ad.
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Washington
O’connor
N. Y
Roosevelt
Olin Cemetery case set for hearing in Anamosa
The Olin Cemetery association faces a district court hearing in Anamosa Thursday with C. J. Lynch for the plaintiffs and George C. Gorman Don Barnes and M. C. Levsen for the defendants. The $10,000 endowment fund at stake has been tied to upkeep since 1880 and 1901 re incorporation.
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OLIN
Olin Cemetery Association
Citizens Savings Bank
Anamosa
C. J. Lynch
George C. Gorman
Don Barnes
M. C. Levsen
Bank For
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS And City Stations
A dense listing of radio program slots across NBC CBS and various city stations including WMAQ WABC WMT WJZ WEAF and others. It catalogs a day’s lineup with orchestras hosts acts and times from morning through late evening.
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Mitch
Galaxy of Stars
NBC
WMAQ
Wils—Acad. of Medicine
CBSI
WABC
WMT
Tony
Honey Boy and
Sassafras
WEAF
WJZ
CBS
WBBM
WCGO
Farm and Home Hour
Madcaps
i—Hall Orch
WABOG
WCCO
KMOX
Kassel
Eastman School Arch
Woman's Review
NBCI
Beb
String Arch
Loretta Lee
Rooster Gazette
Weaf Who
ib—Miniatures
KMBC
Inbc
Biceatrice Osgood
Skippy
Sek
Armstrong
WERBM
Aes
Get
Willie
Himber Erch
WEA! Who
Easy Aces
Fray and Bragesiotti
Charlee Sears
Ruth Lyon
Edwin Hill
Johnson Orch
WLW
Annette Hanshaw
Gray Arch
Rochester Philharmonic
WJZ Chain
Waring Orch
WHRBM
Yvonne Gall
Whiteman Orch
Donald Nevis
Eten Boys
Warnow Erch
Jack Little
Dersey Oerch
Inbci Weaf
Cochin Arch
Lucas Arch
Iena
Basse
CBB
Vws Oe
Weaf Olsen
Ethel Shutta
Sabin Arch
Twin Cities
Beecher
Weeks
Walker Man Is Held On Charge Of Desertion
Merle Joyce twenty one is held in the county jail on a desertion charge. Sheriff M G Mamminga of Grundy county returned Joyce from Grundy Center to Linn county officials who hold the warrant. Sheriff Joseph A Petrus confirmed the pickup on request of Linn county authorities.
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Walker Man
Merle Joyce
Walker
M. G. Mamminga
Grundy County
Joyce
Grundy Center
Joseph A. Petrus
Grundy
Linn County
No Horse Will Be Out Of A Job In Town
CHICAGO AP There is no unemployment problem so far as horses are concerned at the annual meeting of the horse and mule association of America. Grant Good of Ogden Ia reported rising horse values and record sales amid a prosperous period. He said Iowa farmers pay at least 10 dollars more for good horses, with mares and young stock increasing in price. colts births also up. Peter Raie of Rock Rapids Ia warned of a shortage of good stallions as demand grows with grain and livestock recovery. He noted few work horses available in northwest Iowa and South Dakota.
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Chicago
Horse and Mule Association of America
Grant Good
Ogden
Lowa
Peter Raie
Rock Rapids
South Dakota
Iowa
Aberdeen
S. D
Italy Signals Openness to New Naval Pact If Washington Pact Fails
Italy ready to join a new naval treaty if the Washington pact collapses. The Italian ambassador told the Japanese foreign office that Rome would prefer to extend the existing agreements but would participate in discussions on a fresh accord if needed.
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Italy
Torio
INS
Japan
Aly
Rome
Foreign Office
200000 Ton Rock Drops At Niagara Falls
A 200000 ton slice of Table Rock broke away from the Canadian side at Niagara Falls Tuesday night altering the falls’ contour from convex to concave. No water was flowing over Table Rock as the block plunged into the gorge. the break measured about 50 to 60 feet long and around 100 feet wide.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Roosevelt Adheres To Drop Out Policy At Warm Springs
President Roosevelt leaves his Warm Springs study home firmly committed to a New Deal policy to reduce farm surpluses by acreage control and align consumption with demand. He plans to present future legislation to Congress only after further study, with Morgenthau Ickes Hopkins Tugwell and Farley accompanying him as he trains to Washington. He is returning to the capital for a Thursday white house luncheon with no engagements scheduled.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Southland
Congress
Morgenthau
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Washington
Decorah Man Heads Iowa Architects Chapter
Decorah resident was elected president of the Iowa Chapter of the American Institute of Architects at the convention. Ralph Arnold of Sioux City was named vice president and Edwin Wetherell of Des Moines was reelected secretary and treasurer.
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Des Moines
Altfillish
Decorah
Lowa
American Institute of’ Architects
Ralph Arnold
Sioux City
Edwin Wetherell
U S May Seize Property To Aid Slum Clearance
The U S may seek new land ownership powers to expropriate private property for a national slum clearance and low cost housing program. Aimed at using PWA funds to replace tenements with model apartments, the plan mirrors British authority to seize land and sell excess property for profit. Ickes, after a Rooseveltwarm Springs conference, signaled renewed focus on housing.
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Copsright
Washington
ULP
Congress
United Press
PWA
Ickes
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Serum kills cancer cells without harming healthy tissue
London AP reports Dr Thomas Lumsden of the London cancer research laboratories announced the development of a serum that destroys cancer cells after removal from the body and does not injure healthy tissue.
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London
Thomas Lumsden
London Cancer Research Laboratories
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