Dairy inspection report flags violat ions in Cedar Rapids milk trade
Dr R Menary, temporary dairy inspector in Cedar Rapids, cites seven dairymen selling milk without permits and many TB testing delinquencies among producers. Eight brands show high bacteria counts, prompting calls for health board action. Illegal containers warned against as records are cleaned.
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Menary
Cedar Rapids
Murry
Itis
Dairy Report
Fred Platz
Pratt Dairy
Guernsey
John Dice
Lsted
Board of Health
Supervisors Hire Tax Sleuths To Get Unassessed List
Linn county board of supervisors contracted with the Iowa Tax Service of Grinnell to assist in locating property not listed or assessed. The service begins February 10 for one year, with investigators and clerical staff paid daily and a cap of twenty percent of taxes collected, interest, and penalties.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa Tax Service of
Grinnell
C. Coutts
U S May Protest Jap s Attack on Marine Officer
U S marine and diplomatic officials in Peiping consider filing a formal protest after Lieut Robert L Skidmore reported a Japanese sentry blocked a sidewalk and thrust a bayonet near his abdomen. Skidmore pushed the guard to a safe distance and continued to the barracks to report the incident.
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Peiping
China
U. S
Legation
Robert L. Skidmore
Indianapolis
Ind
Skidmore
Legation Guard
Marine Barracks
Col
L. M. Gullick
An Ehol
Mukden
Manchuria
Shanhaikwan
Chinchow
Kailu
Chaoyang
Jehol
Move To Cripple Farm Board Beaten
Washington AP report notes the Puller amendment to the Independent Offices supply bill failed in the house. The measure would have blocked a 500000 dollar farm board appropriation for the first six months of the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Independent Offices
Farm Board
Hitler vows to outlaw communists if Nazis fail in Reichstag
Berlin reports show Chancellor Hitler intensifying campaign rhetoric while promising to suppress the Communist party if his Nazis do not secure a working majority. Police raid Communist HQs as clashes erupt across Germany, including Hamburg where one death and eight injuries occur. Protests spread from Koenigsberg as fascists confront protesters.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Communist Party
Hitler
Germany
Liebknecht Haus
Hamburg
Leubeck
Koenigsberg
Hale Blocks Blanket Federal Expense Cut
Washington AP Chairman Hale of the senate appropriations committee blocked consideration of a Democratic proposal for a blanket 5 percent cut in all government expenditures except funds for public buildings and the public debt sinking fund.
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Washington (Ap
Hale
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt Plans National Public Works Expansion
President elect Roosevelt outlines a vast Tennessee Valley development to create 200000 jobs and reshape national life. The plan includes reforestation flood control water power reclamation and farm land improvement across multiple states with aim to spread to the Alleghenies to the Pacific coast and end unemployment.
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Warm Springs
Tennessee
Roosevelt
America
White House
Tennessee Valley
Alleghenies
Pacific Coast
Cove Creek
Clinch River
Great
Mississippi River
Hitler Warns Germany Must Find Herself Moderation
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler telling foreign correspondents Germany must choose between finding itself or accepting a bolshevik banner. He framed no middle ground, insisting only moderation or upheaval, and asked the world not to judge prematurely.
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Hitler
Germany
Mark
L. Keen
United Press
Europe
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Vaterland
Roosevelt to Name Cabinet Inaugural Eve
President elect Roosevelt plans to announce his cabinet before taking the oath, following Wilson’s precedent. The public reveal will come from New York City as he returns from a ten day voyage aboard Vincent Astor’s Nourmahol yacht Nourmaha. He prepared to meet with Louisville publisher Judge Robert W. Bingham who may join the French embassy.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
New York City
Tropic Seas
Vincent Astor
Nourmaha
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Bingham
France
Robert Dunham
Chicago
White House
Germany
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Philippines To Seek Freedom Law Change
Manila reports the Philippine legislature backed Representative Francisco Varona to join Manuel Quezon on a U S independence mission. They aim to confer with President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt and seek a more favorable independence proposal after Congress passed a bill.
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Manila
P. I
Francisco Varona
House
Manuel Quezon
Senate
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Quezon
United States Congress
Denver Publisher F G Bonfils Dies At 72
Frederick G Bonfils publisher of the Denver Post and noted Western journalism figure died at 6 15 am after a minor ear operation complications influenza and pneumonia followed an abscess He was 72 and survived by his widow two daughters Helen Bonfils and Mrs Clyde V Berry man and two brothers Thomas L and Charles A Bonfils Born December 31 1860 in Troy Missouri Bonfils began as a reporter and rose to a legendary publisher whose personal journalism shaped the Post The obituary notes his Corsican lineage and early grit.
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Denver
Frederick G. Bonfils
Old West
Denver Post
Bonfils
Helen Bonfils
Clyde V. Berryman
Thomas L
Charles A. Bonfils
Missouri
Napoleon
Eugene Napoleon Bonfils
Troy
Francois Bonfils
Corsica
Napoleon Bonaparte
News
New Pardon Clears Smeeman of Past Crimes
Jefferson City Missouri Governor Guy B Park granted Glenn Smeeman a full pardon wiping out his auto theft conviction and flight record from seventeen years ago He praised the inmate’s recent conduct and noted his intent to let him return to Cleveland and resume work The clemency came after support from J W Allison St Louis and the pardon followed a commutation issued in Colorado where Smeeman escaped from prison a decade and a half earlier
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Jefferson City
Glenn Smeeman
Missouri
Guy B. Park
Park
Smeeman
J. W. Allison
St. Louis
Governor Park
Colorado
Cleveland
Allison
Cedar Rapids Tops Iowa In January Employment Gain
Citys January employment rose sharply led by Cedar Rapids with a 48 percent increase from twelve firms reported. Clinton and Waterloo posted modest gains of 1.8 and 1.4 percent respectively, while Iowa overall fell 7.5 percent and Davenport suffered a 15.7 percent drop.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cinton
Waterloo
A. L. Urick
Associated Press
Clinton
Davenport
Urick
Joint group 10 arbitrate aid bill farm foreclosure action drama
In Des Moines a joint conference committee will arbitrate farm mortgage foreclosure relief after the house rejected the senate amendment 93 to 7. The senate stood firm 47 to 0, appointing Geske Wilson Booth and Valentine to the panel with House members Mitchell Cunningham Burger and Rice. The panel considers suspending foreclosures during arbitration and may place county boards on the arbitration committee. The senate also moved to fix lien priority against rents and income to curb junior mortgage foreclosures, and approved a tax relief measure to terminate the decennial state census.
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DES Moines
Senate
House
Sena
N. G. Kraschel
Geske
Wilson
Booth
Valentine
George Miller
Mitchell
Cunningham
Buger
Rice
Joint Committee
County Board of Supervisors
County Arbitration Committee
Iowa senate floes drastic farm mortgage relief bills
Sen W F Harrington of Sioux City tees up seven farm mortgage relief bills. Proposals include not appointing receivers if two fifths of crop is paid, repealing general execution on farmers, taxing judgments heavily, increasing redemption to three years, and allowing landlords a half crop rent in foreclosure cases.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
W. F. Harrington
Sioux City
Senate
Harrington
Isaac Sacks Arrives in Sterling on 1500 Mile Trip
Isaac Sacks of Chicago arrived in Sterling in a covered spring wagon drawn by Sheland ponies. He said he is on a 1500 mile journey, describing the long route and his travel purpose.
Will Rogers on Reconstruction Finance and Money Flows
Will Rogers criticizes Reconstruction Finance for helping banks and railroads while money flows uphill. He argues funds distributed uphill fail to aid the people and contrasts water's descent with gold's ascent, noting loans were used to pay New York banks rather than support locals.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Reconstruction Company
New York
Death
Farm Relief and Beer Shelved By Democrats
Washington reports a lame duck congress will shelve farm relief and the beer measure despite mortgage protests in the Midwest and urban calls for nickel beer. Senate leaders aim to pass a bank relief act revision to aid farmers and others, while domestic allotment relief and beer bills face veto risk and likely failure before March 4. The session also debates repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and extension of the gasoline tax.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Middle West
United Press
Senate
House
Seneke
Hoover
Nation-wide economic inquiry set to begin Feb 13
The Senate Finance Committee scheduled February 13 to start a broad probe into the nation's economic problems. Fifty-two leading figures across finance, industry, education, and commerce were invited to testify, including Alfred E. Smith, Owen Young, B M Baruch, Melvin Traylor, Alfred P. Sloan, James M. Cox, and Julius Barnes. The inquiry, proposed by Senator Harrison, aims to aid the incoming administration with information on the business situation.
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Washington
Seneate Finance Committee
Alfred Ef, Smith
Owen D. Young
B. M. Baruch
Melvin Traylor
Alfred P. Sloan
James M. Cox
Julius H. Barnes
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Massapequa Girl Found Brutally Murdered
A 15 year old Massapequa schoolgirl missing for almost a week was found murdered in woods near five feet from a street. Her body showed a brutal blow and signs of a struggle. Police and physicians say she may have been held prisoner before death.
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Massapequa
L. I
Poolice
Rockaway Park
Fred Ahnemann
Mary Helen
House Appropriations For Veterans Rise In Fiscal Year
In Washington the House approved 966,638,634 for the Veterans Administration for the coming fiscal year, up 13,039,634 from this year. Allocations include 372,800,000 for military and naval compensation, 219,930,000 for army and navy pensions, 110,538,814 for hospital facilities, 134,000,000 for insurance, 100,000,000 for loans on service certificates, and 5,000,000 for hospital construction. No effort was made to cut the veterans’ appropriation.
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Washington
House
Veterans ‘Administration
Senator Robinson Demands Arrest of Debts Negotiator
Senator Robinson urged the state department to arrest William C. Bullitt, claimed to represent President elect Roosevelt on debt matters in foreign capitals. He argued the Logan Act could cover Bullitt’s apprehension and pressed for action Thursday.
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Washington
Llp
Robinson
Ind
State Department
William C. Bullitt
Roosevelt
Bullitt
Tax $10,000 incomes to aid needy plan proposed in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin AP Senator Walter Polakowski Milwaukee socialist unveiled an unemployment relief bill that would tax all income at 100 percent for those earning $10,000 or more to raise 8 million dollars. The graduated rates start at 1 percent from 2500 and rise steeply to seize all income at 10000. Three bank regulation bills strengthening state powers passed the senate, already approved by the assembly.
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Madison, Wis
Walter Polakowski
Milwaukee
Polakowski
Senate
Assembly
Supervisors Cut Linn County Assessing Costs
Linn County supervisors reduced assessing costs by 632 dollars cutting assessor time in thirty three districts from 1,723 days to 1,565. Assessors are paid four dollars per day, lowering total compensation to 6,260 dollars from 6,892 in 1932.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Hoover to Speak Before Meeting Of State Legislators
President Hoover will address the assembly of state legislators in Washington, delivering a welcome speech and possibly touching on taxation mortgage and budget balancing issues. Delegates from various state legislatures attend to discuss taxation and related financial concerns.
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Washington
Hoover
Assembly of
White House
Aids
Aileen Pringle and Guests Robbed by Bandits at Home
Hollywood actress Aileen Pringle was recovering from hysteria after four green masked armed bandits invaded her home. They bound and gagged her and robbed her guest, film publicist Howard Dietz, of $1,000.
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Hollywood
INS
Aileen Prinegle
Howard Dietz
Film Publiccist
Technocracy Defined as Communism With Spats
Portland engineer John C. Stevens told the Portland Rotary Club that technocracy is basically communism with spats, presenting a sharp new definition to the audience.
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Portland, Ore
John C. Stevens
Portland
Portland Rotary Club
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