Secret anti trust program aims to hire more attorneys general
The article details a confidential plan in the justice department to recruit about 20 special assistant attorneys general to pursue anti trust prosecutions. It notes the expected annual cost around 150000, bringing total anti trust funds under Rob it Jackson to approximately 1.25 million. The piece also covers political reactions to the war referendum idea and mentions prominent figures and groups in New York.
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Ashing Ton Ee Ax
Justice ‘Department
Proram
Cummings
Genral
Robit Jackson
Jackson
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve
Eccles
Roosevelt
Hull
Ludlow War
Communist Party of
New York State
Socialist Party of New York
Communist League of New York
Socialist League of New York
United May Day Committee
Ludlow
Ham Fish
New York
Sleeping Car Porters of America
New Jersey
Pattern 4674 Anne Adams frock sale notice
Pattern 4674 described as a flattering surplice style frock for workwear. Details include brief sleeves a V-neck and action-pleat skirt with optional ruffles lace or ric rac. Offered in sizes 34 to 48. yardage listed for size 36. Send 15c for pattern with instructions and pattern department address in New York.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Stars Say For Tuesday December 21
Social and confidential matters top this day driven by planetary directions. Pleasure and secret plans loom around gifts and social or domestic functions while work and business seem minor. Birthday individuals may feel irked by work yet energized by social and artistic interests.
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Genevieve Kemble
Reform School story plans for Dead End kids
Hollywood reports Jack Warner signs the Dead End group for Reform School a film exploring juvenile corrections mirroring Alcatraz style public image. Cast includes Leo Gorcey Gabriel Dell Huntz Hall Billy Halop Bobby Jordan Bernard Punsley and Gloria Dickson Lew Seiler directs with Bryan Foy.
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Hollywood
Jack Warner
Goldwyn
New York
East Side
Leo Gorcey
Gabriel Dell
Huntz Hall
Billy Halop
Bobby Jordan
Bernard Punsley
Gloria Dickson
Lew «Seiler
Bryan Foy
Coat of arms crossword clues and word list
A scrambled crossword puzzle clue set with horizontal and vertical entries listing terms like coat of arms, Ignatz, hastened, opposite of dead, feminine pronoun, swift, jockey, ground, maintains, contrary, gems of apples, furnace basket frame, angry, stream, more recent, deputy, mandate, weed turning machines, sleevness cloak, Persian gold, girl, com, prefix, native metals, opera melody, to habituate, pointed missile, species of pier, middle, this country, above, withered, island, to scorch, capital, recognizes, heir, English coins, circular enclosure, most of its people engage in, arid tracts, to retain for future use, vagabond, form of be, legal rule, Indian, equipment, farewell, five and five, naked, narrative poem, to cure, bustle, sound, gibbon, afresh, venerable, sea eagles, caterpillar hair, vulgar fellow, mire, observed.
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Ignatz
Hollywood Toasts and Birthday Cheers Across Screen Stars
Festivities mark Ann Warners birthday and the Virginia Bruce Jack Ruben marriage. The Bert Taylors celebrate a wedding anniversary as an immense Hollywood cake tops past confections. Andy Devine vows a test beard for Gone With the Wind while Doug Fairbanks Jr. battles a cold sneezing through a long day at work.
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Ann Warner
Virginia Bruce
Jack Ruben
Bert Taylors
Hollywood
Andy Devine
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Sixty-One Fined for Unlawful Assembly in Memorial Riot
In Chicago sixty-one defendants were fined for unlawful assembly connected to the Memorial day riot at the Republic Steel plant where ten people died. Six persons were fined ten dollars plus costs. the rest paid one dollar plus one dollar in costs. The conspiracy charge was lowered on advice of Mal Coghlan. the six fined ten dollars included two women and three CIO organizers.
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Chicago
Republic Steel
Mal Coghlan
CIO
Executor appointed for Mabel B. Emmons estate Iowa
George A. Emmons named executor of the Mabel B. Emmons estate in Linn County Iowa on December 7 1937. Creditors and those with claims must file with the Linn County District Court Clerk. Attorney B L. Wick appointed to assist.
Radio Programs Morning and Evening Broadcasting Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and affiliated stations. It catalogs show times and performers from morning through evening, including orchestras, soloists, bands, and serials such as Morning segments on WEAF WJZ WABC stations and specials like Amos ’n’ Andy, Kellogg’s segments, and program blocks with Laughter and Band features.
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David Harum
NBC
WEAF
Norman Sherr
WJZ
May “Lee Taylor
CBS
WBBM
KMOX
Homemakers’ Exchange
Bennett and Wolverton
Bla
WABC
WCCO
Harpy Jack
John Sutherland Bonnet
Dick Fidler
Jack Major
Vic and Sade
Margaret Daum
Guiding Light
London
Teacher
Johnnie Johnston
Hilltop House
Rakov
WEAP
Edward Davies
WJZ Chain
Bersar
Amos 'N' Andy
Easy Aces
Hendrik Williams
Weaf Chain
I Leon
Glenn Darwin
Glen Shinarstone
United States Navy Band
Russ Morgan
Weaf Ann
Edward G. Robinson
Claire Dense
Weaaine
Maree Weber
Ransom Sherman
Ros Shields
Hp Hush Johnson
Benny Goodman
Jimmie Fidler
NHC
del Casino
William Seattits
Norwegian Glee Club of Boston
WEBM
Al_Donahue
Jimmy Dorsey
Leighton Noble
WABCG
Trump Davidson
Joe Reichman
Dene
Freddie Nagel
Ted Florito
Funeral services for Dr Henry Hell vet surgeon in Wilton Junction
Funeral services were held for Dr Henry Hell a veterinarian and former Iowa Veterinary Association president who died of a heart attack Friday night. Born November 27 1877 in Scott County he studied at Iowa State College and earned his D V M from the University of Pennsylvania in 1904. He married Minnie Elmergreen in 1906 moved to Wilton Junction in 1921 and was affiliated with several Masonic groups. He is survived by his widow a son Chester two brothers William and George.
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A. F
Mystic Shrine
Zarephath
Davenport
Chester
William
George
Wilton
Junction
Oxford Junction
Sarah Shrinda Gibson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Knoer
Monmouth
Berniece Hanwardsen
Lelia Lasack
Clara Claussen
Blanche Cross
Davie Kotilinek
Monmouth High School
Baldwin
Bayless Business College
Dubuque
Preston
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Club Club
Marcia Reynolds
George Miller
Louis
Roosevelt matriarch liable in auto crash damages case
A sealed verdict awarded Frederick Grewen of New Rochelle 21000 dollars in damages from Mrs James Roosevelt and chauffeur Louis E Depew for injuries he claims from an April 3 Manhattan crash. Mrs Roosevelt was not in the car at the time and Depew was driving.
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White Plains
N. YY
Supreme Court
Mortimer B. Patterson
Frederick Grewen
New Rochelle
James Roosevelt
Louis E. Depew
Grewen
Mrs. Roosevelt
Wall Street blamed for rail plight in Truman senate speech
Senator Truman charged wild greed of Wall Street bankers and criticized the ICC and Judge Wilkerson. He urged government oversight of railroad finances and warned against mere rate tinkering, saying a major overhaul of rates, finances, management, coordination, and consolidation is needed.
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Washington
Ins
Wall Street
Truman
Missouri
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago
Congress
Justice Department agrees to Supreme Court review of holding act
The Justice Department said it will seek Supreme Court review of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. Solicitor General Reed filed a memorandum calling the case a matter of urgent public interest after a January ruling in federal court upheld the act. The New York circuit affirmed the decision on November 8.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Federal Court For
Southern District of
New York
Circuit Court of Appeals
Final Honors Paid for Ambassador Robert W. Bingham
Robert Worth Bingham fonds honored by state nation and Britain as ambassador. His body returned from Baltimore for services at Calvary Episcopal church and burial at Cave Hill Cemetery. Representatives of President Roosevelt, the state department, and Great Britain attended the ceremony. A cavalry detachment from Fort Knox escorted the funeral party from the train to the church.
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Louisville
Robert Worth Bingham
British Empire
Baltimore
Roosevelt
State Department
Great Britain
U. S. Cavalry
Fort Knox
Calvary Episcopal Church
Cavehill
F D R Urges Nation to Cut Christmas Traffic Death Toll
President Roosevelt branded traffic accidents a common enemy and asked every man woman and child to join a nationwide drive to reduce holiday deaths. In a letter to D D Fennell head of the National Safety Council he urged motorists and pedestrians to take utmost care during the season.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
D. D. Fennell
National Safety Council
Notice of Appointment of Executrix for Mak Estate
The state of Iowa Linn County on December 16 1937 Katherine A Mak was appointed Executrix of the estate of Linton J Mak late of Linn County deceased qualified and authorized All persons indebted should pay promptly Those with claims must file them authenticated in Linn County District Court clerk office Roy C Pountain attorney
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Mabel B. Emmons
George A. Emmons
Linton J. Mak
Sama
the Clarke
Ironic Tale: Uncle Orchie’s Campaign History
A rustic recount of a county tax assessor candidate's campaign woes as narrated by a relative. The tale lists exaggerated deeds and misdeeds, from sleeping hours lost to personal scars, gifts, and kisses, ending with a dubious election loss by 353 votes.
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Orchie
Alway
234 Families Still On List For Christmas Cheer
An appeal notes 234 families remain on the Council of Social Agencies Christmas help list. The YMCA exchange, led by Miss Sadie Warner, accepts cash gifts to buy food and gifts for needy families including children needing stockings and coats.
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Council of Social Agencies
Sadie Warner
Theaters Showcases At The Paramount Rialto And New State
At the theaters Paramount Rialto and New State listed today feature prominent stars. Leo Carrillo and Jean Parker star in The Barrier at Paramount while Alcatraz Island showcases Ann Sheridan and John Litel. Gary Cooper and Franchot Tone headline The Lives of a Bengal Lancer at the New State with Wendy Barrie and Kent Taylor in A Prescription for Romance. Palace presents Turn Off the Moon with Charles Ruggles and Eleanore Whitney, plus Talent Scout with Donald Jones and Jeanne Madden. Rialto features Pat O'Brien and Humphrey Bogart in San Quentin and Charles Starrett in One Man Justice.
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Paramount
Leo Carrillo
Jean Parker
Iowa
Alcatraz Island
Ann Sheridan
John Litel
Don Terry
Jacqueline Wells
New State
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Wendy Barrie
Kent Taylor
Palace
Charles Ruggles
Eleanore Whitney
Donald Jones
Jeanne Madden
Rialto
Pat O
Slayer of farmer ends life in jail
Mike Munjas, 44, one of two bandits who confessed to killing Edward Pansa, 45, a Crete, Illinois farmer, on December 10, hanged himself in Will County jail. A deputy found his body hanging from a cell bar, after he supposedly tied a rope from a canvas mattress.
Carbon Monoxide Tragedy Near Leadville Claims Man and Child
A car stalled in a snowbank near Tennessee Pass in the Rockies, and carbon monoxide from a broken manifold is blamed for the deaths of George W. Barnes 35 and a 2-year-old girl Catherine Kavanaugh. Mrs Miriam Kavanaugh, the mother, remained unconscious and was hospitalized with little hope of recovery.
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Leadville
Colo
Ins
Rocky Mountains
Tennessee Pass
George W. Barnes
Climax
Catherine Kavanaugh
Miriam Kavanaugh
Indict Four Labor Union Agents On Extortion Charges
A county grand jury indicted John E. McGee president of the laborers district council Donald A. Campbell president of the painters district council and two other union business agents on extortion and intimidation charges They allegedly sought to extort 2000 from Stouffer Restaurant Co and obtained 1200 They also sought 1500 from Isadore Gross and Samuel Stores Inc receiving 350 and threatened union men to halt remodeling unless payments were made
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
John E. McGee
Laborers’ District Council
Donald A. Campbell
Painters’ District Council
Campbell
McGee
Stouffer Restaurant Company
Mose Donley
Isadore Gross
Samuel Stores, Inc
Marriage Licenses Issued to Sellers and Craft
Charles Sellers and Dorothy Craft, both residents of Belle Plaine, received marriage licenses.
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Charles Sellers
Dorothy Craft
Belle Plaine
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