Bankhead act exemptions draw farmers and price fix debate
Observers fear small farm exemptions to the Bankhead act may aid large planters by treating big plantations as groups of small farms, boosting production and destabilizing policy. NRA price fixing debates hinge on case by case judgments, with leaders arguing broad rules fail due to industry variation and production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Wallace
NRA
Blue Eagle Board
Congress
Birdman
Land Bank At Chicago Seeks $13 420 Judgment
The First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago sues in district court for 13420.35 against Frederick C. Bishop Genia Bishop and Elaine V. Toms over a 1927 secured note. Elaine V. Toms allegedly assumed the note and holds the security property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
Frederick C. Bishop
Genia Bishop
Elaine V. Toms
Farm Bureau Rallies Behind Roosevelt Administration
Linn county Farm Bureau members in Cedar Rapids on December 19 1934 praised Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace and President Franklin D Roosevelt for their war parity and farm support. They urged decentralized administration of corn and hog programs and re enactment of the commodity credit corporation. Seventy nine members with ten year membership received awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Farm Bureau
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Towa
George Dillon
Gladys Adams
Mervin Donelson
Henry A Wallace
Franklin D Roosevelt
R. J K. Bliss
Ames
Farm Bureau
Linn County Corn and Hog Adjustment Association
Commodity Credit Corporation
Charles H. Ford
D. D. Kieieck
J T Wheeler
F. D. Hall
E. R. McGrew
S. G Pearson
W. P. Young
Clifford Knight
Peoples Savings Bank
H C. Gerhold
J. D. Schanbacher
James A Benda
G. M. Booth
R B Booth
J. P. Garnant
F. H. Hoppe
A. J. Minor
J .A. Simon
Charles R. Smith
Ralph F. Smith
Joseph Vavra
Baldwin Brothers
I. J. Ellison
E. C. Forest
Mrs. W. Gormly
R. P. Ink
Morton Kepler
G. W. Light
T. H. Milholm
Mount Vernon Bank
B. C. Neal
Lee Stinger
D. K. Lillie
E W Rowley
J F. Wager
Carl F Michel
Felix Michel
M E Scott
Roscoe Blinks
R. L. Goodyear
C. &. Gordon
David Gott
C. B. F. Michel and Son
A J. Taube
C. D. Wallace
Louis White
John Alman
Ivan L. Norbohm
E Quaas
W. B. An
Evans
Earhart Heads to Honolulu for Pacific Hop
Amelia Earhart plans a Hawaii bound flight next Saturday after sailing for Honolulu. Her husband George Palmer Putnam says it is very probable she will pilot the plane back to California, potentially becoming the first to fly the Honolulu to California water route.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Honolulu
California
George Palmer Putnam
Hawaii
Grant Wood To Judge At Midwestern Art Show
Kansas City AP reports the annual Midwest show at the Kansas City Art Institute will award twelve cash prizes in February. Grant Wood of Cedar Rapids joins judges including Ja Biroer Sandzen of Lindsborg and Oscar Jacobsen of Norman plus other Midwest artists.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Art Institute
Rossiter Howard
Howard
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Biroer Sandzen
Lindsborg
Kan
Oscar Jacobsen
Norman
Okla
Fred Fox Fined $300 for Illegal Transportation at Premises
Fred Fox, 31, of 131534 Third Street SE, was arrested by state, federal, and police raiders at his premises Wednesday afternoon. He was fined $300 and costs in district court by Judge H. C. Ring and given a 90 day county jail sentence in lieu of payment. County Attorney G. K. Thompson charged illegal possession of alcoholic liquor as officers seized a quantity of whiskey and alcohol.
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Fred Fox
Third Street
H. C Ring
G. K. Thompson
Fox
Radio Schedule Highlighting NBC CBS WABC WJZ Lineup
A dense rundown lists morning and afternoon radio programslots across networks NBC CBS and ABC. Entries name studios hosts orchestras bands and orchestras with stations WMAQ WEAF WJZ WABC WMT and others, detailing musical programs talks and public affairs across hours.
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Stars
INBC
WMAQ
Frances Lee Barton
NBC
WEAP
Wmaq Acad. of Medicine
CBS
WABC
WMT
Tony Wons
Jesters
Navy Band
NDC
Holywood Country Church
Teetenu and Shefler
Weaf Fields and Hall
WJZ Chain
Merry Maes
WJZ
Hall Arch
WADO
Just Plain
WCCO
KMOX
Joseph Lastman
Weaf Chain
Yes String Quartet
Kassel Orch
WBBM
WEAF
Princesa Mario
Nbcr
Princeton
Triangle Club
Salvation Army Band
Wabc Who
Loretta Lee
WMT News Rhymer
Weap Who
Webb Orch
Weaf Who
Om—Noy
Wmaq Who
Neatrice Os
Waring Orch
Helen Jenson
Whiteman
Orch
Nbci Weaf
WSM
NHC
Donald Nevis
Eton Beys
WOWO
WIZ
WADBC
Busse Orch
WEBM
Embo Orch
Weaf Kavelin Orch
WMT Olsen Orch
Ethel Shotta
Reichman — Orch
KSTP
Heecher Orch
Voluntary NRA Setup Urged By Business Leaders
Business leaders press to study and prove sound NRA measures while opposing federal interference in labor relations and hours. They call for balancing the budget, fixing the dollar and gold value, and limiting government participation in housing and production. They support foreign trade and continue financially justified railroad loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Federal Housing Administration
Mrs McKee’s Yawns End After Eight Day Affliction
Mrs Harold McKee had suffered eight days of relentless yawning requiring sedatives to sleep. On Tuesday night she yawned once and then slept naturally, with physicians saying she is progressing toward recovery.
Jane Emery Newton Declared Sane in Chicago Case
Jane Emery Newton daughter of a former national commander of the American Legion was adjudged sane by the municipal psychopathic court. She remained in custody to answer charges of participating in a communistic demonstration as the case proceeded Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Emery Newton
American Legion
Newton
Schumann-Heink Leads Carols at Chicago Busy Corner
Madame Ern estine Schumann-Heink will lead fifty choral societies in Christmas carols at State and Madison streets known as the world’s busiest corner in Chicago. The ceremony opens with Silent Night and Gov. Henry Horner will speak marking the holiday event.
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Chicago
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
State
Madison Streets
Henry Horner
President Roosevelt delays next fireside talk
President Roosevelt indicated it is highly unlikely he will deliver another fireside talk to the nation before Congress convenes, noting the timing may not permit preparation for a speech to the country.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wood Fragments Off Hawaii Shore Spark Ulm Plane Theories
Wood pieces found off Niihau island resemble airframe parts and a veneer board about seven feet long. Authorities doubt they came from Ulm and the Star of Australia, as another loss in the area is not reported. Army observers and Lieutenant Russell Scott examine the scraps for authenticity.
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Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
Niihai Island
Hawaiian Islands
Army
Navy
Ulm
Star of Australia
Aylmer Robinson
Russell Scott
United States Army
Scott
Lakefield
Wallace Sees Trend Toward Crop Control
Secretary Wallace, at a Washington press conference, said there is a trend among farmers toward compulsory control of crops other than cotton and tobacco. He noted pressure in that direction and that growth in foreign trade could alter the path. He added that applying control to other crops would be up to the farmers involved.
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Washington
Wallace
Bottle Cap Obstruction in Esophagus Cleared After Surgery
Isaac Lear, 63, of 1001 Ninth Street SE, who nearly starved since August due to a pop bottle cap stuck in his esophagus, is now able to eat after a successful operation at St Luke's hospital. He had lost about thirty pounds and could only eat soft foods.
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Isaac Lear
Ninth Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lear
Birth Notice for Daughter of Wilbur Chase Family
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chase residing at 427 J avenue NW. The entry notes familial ties to Augusta E Houx and husband Paul N Clark, with property details in Well Place 2 Add CR, including lots 16 and 17. Valuation listed as $1 and valcon, dated 11-5-34.
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Mrs. Wilbur Chase
J Avenue NW
Augusta
Kortelings' Son Named Administrator in Estate Battle
The Rev. Arthur Korteling of Fairgrove Michigan son of the late Rev and Mrs George Korteling of Cedar Rapids was named administrator of the Korteling estates in district court. Dwight Krumholtz Cedar Rapids attorney also appointed administrator. The Rev Korteling had pastored Central Park Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids for over seven years.
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Arthur Korteling
Fairgrove
Mich
George Korteling
Cedar Rapids
Kerns Hotel
Lansing
Dwight Krumholtz
Korteling
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Raids
Roosevelt in Fine Shape Says Doctor
President Roosevelt is in better physical shape than at any time since taking office, says Dr. Ross T. McIntire. The naval physician has attended the president and reports readiness for the congressional session ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross T. McIntire
City Briefs and Personals Highlights from Ely and Cedar Rapids
Ed Makovsky of Ely was fined $10 and costs in police court for intoxication. Scout Executive Harold West of Cedar Rapids attended the third session of the Belle Plaine Scout district training course. fifteen men are enrolled, with Morgan Morris as training chairman. Bertha T. Rohde transfers property in Cedar Rapids, and Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company sells lots in Cedar Rapids with zoning and building guard terms.
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Ed Makovsky
Ely
Harold West
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Morgan Morris
Bertha T. Rohde
Addie H. Dunn
Greene and College
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Mrs Rumsey NRA Consumers' Head Dies of Injuries
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Harriman Rumsey social leader philanthropist and chairman of the consumers council of the NRA will be held Wednesday at St Thomas church Burial set for Arden New York Thursday She died from injuries after a fall from a horse November 17 while riding to the Piedmont Hounds at Middleburg Virginia
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Washington
INS
Mary Harriman
Rumsey
Consumers’ Council
The
NRA
St. Thomas Church
Arden
N. Y
Piedmont Hounds
Middleburg
English Woman Is Hanged For Murder
Mrs. Ethel Lillie Major a 42 year old Englishwoman was hanged for poisoning her husband outside Hull prison as onlookers prayed for royal intervention.
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Hull
England
Ethel Lillie Major
King George
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Estate
On December 18, 1934, Margaret Wenger was appointed executrix of the Milo E. Wenger estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to pay debts and claimants to file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk through Crissman and Bleakley, Attorneys.
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Towa
Linn County
Milo E. Wenger
Iate
Iowa
Margaret Wenger
Crissman & Bleakley
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