Roosevelt Urges Security Changes In New Deal Debate
At the Capitol the treasury and social security plan faces wary Congress with talks of unearned annuities and big administrative costs. Townsend, in Baltimore, warns lawmakers to back his old age pension plan as 20 to 30 million supporters watch their political futures.
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Treasury
Perkins
Townsend
Capitol
House
Ways and Means
F. E. Townsend
Long Beach
California
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Pevensend
Illinois Girl, 20, Weaker In 17 Days Constant Hiccuping
Miss Elizabeth Warner, a Wheaton College sophomore from Georgetown Illinois, entered her seventeenth day of continuous hiccuping with convulsions at 12 times a minute. Doctors admitted limited help and she returned from a Chicago clinic to friends in Elmhurst where no treatment worked.
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Elmhurst
Ill
Elizabeth Warner
Wheaton College
Chicago
Baby Face Pal Held Under New Federal Statute
Chicago date line reports John Paul Chase a California bootlegger and associate of George Nelson challenged a murder indictment under the new federal murder statute. Judge Barnes denied the motion to quash and kept the case to proceed February 11.
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Chicago
George “Baby Face
Nelson
John Paul Chase
California
Jonathan FP. Barnes
Chase
County plates hit four thousand as deadline nears
Three thousand two hundred sixty five license plates issued by County Treasurer A L Clark and aides by Thursday close to dodge a one dollar penalty. The total tops last year by 49 sets, with nearly 400 issued on Thursday alone. About 400 cars in storage and 4,250 registrations in 1933 rising to 4,370 in 1984. Fred Stock of Hopkinton drew the same plate number as in 1934 when he visited the treasurer.
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Manchester
A. L. Clark
Fred Stock
Hopkinton
California scientist markets color reflecting mirror
Dr. H. W. Edwards of the University of California has developed a panora mirror that reflects all colors equally. The device is claimed to be 98 percent efficient.
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H. W. Edwards
California
That Backache May Be Sciatica
An advertisement argues backache may be sciatica and promotes Emerald Oil. It urges massaging along the leg from hip to toes and into the back to ease throbbing nerves with one minute of rubbing and a money back guarantee if no relief.
Monticello funeral for Carl Schatz recalls local ties
Funeral services were held for Carl A. Schatz 76 a prominent Monticello farmer who died Tuesday at his sister’s home. He lived in Lovell township most of his life and had eight children with Anna Marie Harms. Surviving relatives include six children and his sister Bertha Schatz. He served as Lutheran church officer school director bank stockholder creamery board member and Oakwood cemetery director. Burial was at Oakwood.
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St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Carl A. Schatz
Bertha Schatz
Schatz
Mr. Schatz
Anamosa
August
Eliza Schatz
Lovell Township
Anna Marie Harms
Adolph Egger
Willie Behrends
August Schatz
Harm Schatz
Marion
Harry Maire
Oelwein
A. J. Holmes
Cedar Falls
Lutheran Church
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Oakwood
Mary Louise Barker
Marjorie Kamer
Doris Caskey
Helen Dyson
AMBER
Amber Co-operative Lumber Company of
Herman Folkers
Gerd Tjaden
C. W. Eden
Roscoe Lincoln
W. R. Zimmerman
H. Sf. Zimmerman
Warner Heiken
Henry Folkers
J. E. Johnson
Henry D. Freese
E. E. Willins
Delta
Martha Shisler
Dick Black
Dwight
Missouri
Delta Christian Church
Chris Sias
Garrett
Here
TRAER
Christian Robertson
Harry Rose
Rose Home
E. O. Dirks
Salem Tranquillity
Denmark
America
Iowa
Iowa City
Tama County
Ross
Robertson
Coggon
American Legion
Pearl Lauterbach
Kansas City
Belle Plaine
Scott
K. P. Hall
Boulder Dam gate fails to close delaying storage
The bulkhead in diversion tunnel No 4 at Boulder Dam failed to close as leaders including Walker Young and Frank T. Crowe watched. The river ran unimpeded delaying storage of water planned to reach 30 million acre feet, with snowmelt expected later to permit filling. Flow remains only enough for irrigation below the dam.
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Boulder City
Nev
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Walker Young
Reclamation Bureau
Denver
Frank T. Crowe
Companies, Inc
Hitler Overrules Ban on Pola Negri Admittance
Hitler personally intervened to permit Pola Negri to work in a new German film, overruling Goebbels and the propaganda ministry who had banned the Polish star amid suspicions of Jewish blood. A Reichsführer issued a communique calling her Polish and Aryan and dismissing the accusations as false, noting the German Polish pact may have aided her.
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Berlin
Reichsfuehrer
Youth Gets Life On Bandit Charge
In Joliet court a 16 year old from Salem Missouri received life imprisonment for involvement with a Midwest robbery gang. The gang's reputed leader Lawrence Springman died from bullet wounds after a clash with police. Springman's wife remains jailed on robbery charges.
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Rock Island, Ill
Oscar Simmons
Salem
Joliet Penitentiary
Lawrence Springman
Vinita
Okla
Springman
Hungarian Miners End Hunger Strike in PECS
Exhausted after thirty-five hours underground, 625 miners who had staged a hunger strike in a PECS coal mine emerged Friday and signaled willingness to negotiate with mine owners.
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Pecs
Hungary
Rules Iowa Redemption Bill Unconstitutional
Des Moines IA The bill to extend the redemption period on foreclosed real estate faced a hurdle after an informal opinion from the attorney general's office stated the measure is unconstitutional The House committee planned a substitute bill incorporating suggested changes to preserve the concept The assistant AG said the bill would impair contract obligations by delaying possession due to extended redemption The river Thomas loses 30000000 gallons through evaporation on hot days.
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Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
Attorney General
Iowa
House
Senate
Rep. H. Rice
Keokuk
Garrett
Walter Rebekah lodge installs officers at Wilton Junction
Miss Helen Cooley district deputy president leads Walter Rebekah lodge No. 561 installation of officers Monday evening at Wilton Junction. New Noble grand Henry Bartholoma and roster of officers include M J Chamberlain Sadie Henley Ida Boot Lillie Whitmer Ella Bartholoma etc.
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R. SN. G
Ella Bartholoma
Lillie Duffe
M. J. McDermott
Clara Ellis
Julia McCartney
Susie Chamberlain
Goldie Overson
Frances Kelley
Clara Chamberlain
Morning Radio Schedule Roundup of NBC CBS and ABC Lines
A dense listing shows daily radio programming across networks NBC CBS and ABC with times from 8:15 to 11:15 featuring Florence Wakeman the harpist Southernaires and major bowls programs. Notable names include Roger Whitman Mary Small Jack Little Tito Guitar and Anthony Frome with stations WEAF WJZ WBBM WCCO WENR and others.
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Galaxy of Altars
Nbc
Wmaq Who
Insinnati Conservatory of Music Tone
Wcco
Honeymooners
WJZ Chain
Weaf Who
Wdz Chain
Jover’s Lane
Varian Arch
Peters College Glee Club
CBS
WABC
Melinarch
Fields and Hall
WJZ
Nazi Republican Club
WEAP
Velasorch
Warener
Minstrels
K—Deutsehorch
Pro Arte String Quartet
Brussels
Jack Little
Wabc Chain
Our
WEAF
Jesse Crawford
KMBC
Ferdinando Orch
WBYEM
WMAQ
WBBM
John Merrick
Jack Smith
Hener Kine
Rep Rankin
Panico Orch
KMOX
Grace Wayes
Sismund Rombers
Cyon Thrips
Phil Cook
Roxy
New York
Wm. A. Brady
WLW
Coleman Orch
Jerry Cooper
C. T Copeland
Harvard
Dorsey
Cab Calloway
CBB
Arnheim Orch
WOC
Hal Kemp
Haymes
Jack Benny
Bestor
WJZ Wenr
WSM
WFAA
Alexander Woollcott
WHBM
Weaf Chain
Feaner
Nelvon Corch
Graham McNamee
WMAC
Wendell Hall
Gladys Swarthout
Symphony
Inbc
Wren
Eddie Cantor
Rubinote Orch
Lois Bennett
Voorhees Ereh
Jane Froman
Modern Celr
Wayne King
WBRY
Pickens Sisters
Muaicians Emergency Relief Fund
WABCO
WJZ Wen
Florence Wakeman
Southernaires
Church of the Air
Weco
Dr. Cadman
WZ Chain
Breen
de Rose
Weap Chain
WABO
Roger Whitman
Major Bowes
Mormon Ehoir
Woco
Wiz Chain
Chicago
Eat Wcco
Kassel Orch
WHAM
Anthony Frome
Maquoketa Man Jailed on Forgery Charge
J. J. Reed remains in the county jail awaiting action by the district court or grand jury after failing to post a $1,000 bond. He is accused of uttering a false instrument in December 1933 by forging a surety signature on a note. The Farmers Savings Bank of Spragueville is the complainant. Reed waived preliminary hearing in Justice Clifford Miller's Maquoketa court.
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Maquoketa
J. J. Reed
District Court
Farmers Savings Bank of
Driver Injured In Successful Effort To Avoid Striking Boy
Aaron Delbridge at 156 Twenty fourth street SE suffered left hand bruises Thursday evening near Mount Vernon avenue and Forest drive SE after he braked to avoid a boy who darted into the street from a grocery. His car skidded over a curb and knocked down a highway sign. the boy was unharmed.
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Aaron Delbridge
Twentyfourth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Forest Drive
Delbridge
Entertainer Dies by Hanging in Orleans Parish Jail
New Orleans AP reports Kenneth Neu, a nightclub entertainer, hanged himself on a gallows trap at Orleans Parish Jail at 12 05 p.m. Friday as payment for the murder of Sheffield Clark, a prominent Nashville businessman.
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New Orleans
Kenneth Neu
Orleans Parish
Sheffield Clark
Nashville, Tenn
Shanghai Banks Move To Restore Stability Amid Crisis
Shanghai banks pooled dwindling silver resources Friday to weather a monetary crisis that closed two large native banks within a day. A third failure was averted temporarily by a six-institution pool, but further closings were predicted as the situation grew more serious.
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Shanghai
Indiana House Backs Bill to Ban Heart Balm Suits
The Nicholson bill outlawing heart balm suits passed the Indiana House 85 to 7 Friday after an impassioned plea by author and diplomat Meredith Nicholson’s daughter in law, Mrs Roberta West Nicholson, the only woman in the legislature.
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Indianapolis
Nicholson
Indiana
House of Representatives
Roberta West Nicholson
Meredith Nicholson
St Car Holdup Suspect Harold Mentzer Released On Bond
Harold Mentzer twenty of 111 Second street SE was freed on his own bond Friday from the county jail while awaiting grand jury action on a robbery charge tied to the holdup of Herman Kobusch Oak Hill line motorman on January 23. Kobusch lost 29.80 dollars. Mentzer was jailed January 26 and waived to the grand jury after Justice Stearns set 2000 dollars bond. Chief of Detectives said release came as case not conclusive and Mentzer pledged to stay in the city until resolved.
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Harold Mentzer
Second Street
Mentzer
Herman Kobusch
First Street
Oak Hill Street
Kobusch
Henry A. Stearns
Stanley
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