Washington virtue wave over Chandler Barkley Logan row
A wave of political maneuvering in Washington centers on Kentucky Governor Chandler and Senator Logan with White House silence and Barkley’s public contempt for court appointments. Logan reportedly opposes retirement to aid Chandler, while Roosevelt aides push Barkley in Kentucky. Farley downplays primary fights as Michaelson forecasts several contests and incumbents win in the end. Chandler’s visit with guards recalls Huey Long, while naval buildups fuel debate over U S and British strength. Ickes allegedly reshuffles aides amid Pittman’s senate contest and Barlew’s confirmation tensions.
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Kentucky
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White House
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Barkley
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Mr. Barkley
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Jim Farley
Democratic National Committee
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McIntyre
Louisville
Farley
Democratic National Organization
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Michaelson
Mr. Michaelson
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Huey Long
al Jolson
Sonny Boy
Ickes
Charley West
West
Pittman
Interior Department
Penetro ad promises chest congestion relief
An advertisement touts Penetro It as a counter irritant that loosens phlegm in chest colds by increasing blood flow. It claims fast action when rubbed in and offers a money back guarantee. A 35 cent jar is shown with larger sizes claimed to offer more value at dealers.
Two Maquoketa Banks To Be Consolidated
Special to The Gazette. Maquoketa officers announce consolidation plans for Jackson State Savings bank and Maquoketa Bank and Trust company. The new entity will operate as Jackson State Savings bank at the Maquoketa location, with assets and deposits of the latter absorbed. FDIC insurance applies up to 5000 per account. Cap shares will be reorganized with roughly 100000 in new capital. existing banks hold 50000 and 30000 respectively.
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Maquoketa Bank and Trust Company
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William Stephens
Big Bill Thompson to Fight Payment of Red Cross Funds
Chicago attorneys for former mayor William Hale Thompson said they will appeal a state supreme court ruling ordering him to pay 72 794 to the American Red Cross. The amount was part of 139 772 raised in 1927 for flood relief from the Mississippi Valley Flood Control association.
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William Hale
Big Bill
Thompson
State Supreme Court
American Red Cross
James W. Breen
Red Cross
Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association
Otto Kerner
Flood Association
Monks Rescue Saint Bernard Dogs From Snow Avalanche
In Zurich Switzerland monks at the Saint Bernard hospice tunneled through deep snow to reach kennels as a massive avalanche nearly three quarters of a mile long buried the complex. The rescue saved the famous dogs from suffocation and limited damage to the sanctuary.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Saint Bernard Hospice
Wisconsin Regent Replacements Hit Frank Fight Remap
Governor La Follette named two new University of Wisconsin regents one to replace Daniel W Grady a Portage lawyer who led the effort to keep Dr Glenn Frank as president The new regent Dr W W Kelly of Green Bay fills Grady s seat Rev E B Christopherson of Pigeon Falls keeper of Frank support was reappointed Mrs John Campbell of Dodgeville replaces Mrs Clara Runge Baraboo who voted to oust Frank All terms run six years
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la Follette
University of Wisconsin
Daniel W. Grady
Portage
Glenn Frank
W W Kelly
Green Bay
Grady
E. B. Christopherson
Pigeon Falls
Frank
John Campbell
Dodgeville
Clara Runge
Baraboo
Provisions Outlined for Farm Bill Across Major Commodities
Senate and House conferees agreed on farm bill terms for cotton wheat corn rice and tobacco. Benefits and acreage quotas hinge on price and supply levels with penalties and loans tied to parity. New features include potential crop insurance and freight-rate review plus a research agency under the agriculture secretary.
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Radio Program Schedule Highlights for Evening and Night
A detailed listing of radio shows across networks NBC CBS and associated stations. Programs include Amos n Andy and Easy Aces on NBC WJZ CBS affiliations, musical acts like Ruby Newman Margaret Daum and Frank Black, dramas such as Town Meeting of The Air and The Guiding Light, and notable broadcasts featuring Henry Busse Harry Kobers and Jimmie Fidler with cross-station availability. The schedule outlines time slots from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM and beyond, with chain and station notes for WEAF WJZ WABC CBS and others.
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Andy
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WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Eoo Rady Vallee
NBC
Weaf Chain
WJZ
Kate Smith
CBS
Barry McKinley
Hollywood Stars
WEAF
Mainr Bowes
Way Chain
Erie Crosby
Bob Burns
Victor Bay
Harry Kogen
INBC
Hollywood
Chain
Happy Felton
WEAP
Don de Vodt
Rhumba
WJZ Chain
Cad Calloway
Henry Busse
Jimmy Grier
Wiz
Leighton Noble
Brandywyones
Herte Rryer
Emery Deutsch
Louis Armstrons
Garwood van
WJ4
Siriiing Youns
WADC
Cha
Fred” Felber
Weaf Ann
Weaf Chain Marcoy
Castlewood
Chain City
Kelly
Norman Sherr
Ruth Carhart
Ric
ML Og
Hapily Jack
Chaitn
Mary Margaret McBride
Emmerson Girls Orchestra
Helen Trent
WBEM
Parise
London
Veras and Music
Sue ‘Blake
Walter Pamrasee
NHC
Kathryn Cravens
Icbsi
Wcco Way
Young’s Family
Tnbc
the Guiding Light
Lorenzo Jones
Harry Koeen
Wabc and
Mary Marlin
Road of Life
Allan R_ Dafoe
Bennett
Wolverton
Dondyvislow
The
Navy
NAC
Sack Anker
Wabc and Chain
Amos 'N
Atry Small
Frra
Arthur Godfrey
John Salb
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Margaret Daum
Frank Black
Grand Central Station
Hammerstein
WJZ Alsa
Paul Whiteman
Abe Lyman
Frank Munn
Hole
WOC
Madison Square Garden
Fred Apostoli
Glen Lee
Frank Crumit
M.c
Jimmie Fidler
Dorothy Thompson
Nesto Maise
Jerry Blaine
WIZ Chain
Louis Panico
Rtuby
Newman
Nbci Weaf
Wasc and Chain
Willy Bryant
William Scott
Orrin. Tucker
Thrifty Father's Trust Fails To Keep Sons Out Of Cells
Chicago report details Peter Connolly and brothers who squandered a $150000 inheritance from their father. Elder Patrick Connolly serves a life sentence for murder of two police during a 1916 hold up. Peter Connolly awaits arraignment after joint gun battle wounded a night watchman. He admits spending the inheritance to fund parties and races. He says a third brother is “square.”
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Peter Connolly
Patrick Connolly
Waupun
Wis
NW Rere
Cook County
Connolly
Alabama Family Gets First Federal Loan To Purchase A Farm
The Farm Security Administration named the William G Langley family of Walker County Alabama as the first of ten farm families nationwide to receive a government loan to buy a farm under the Bankhead Jones act. Officials said the Langleys typify tenant families slated for farm purchases under the program begun in Roosevelt's reform drive.
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William G. Langley
Walker County
Alabama
Langleys
Roosevelt
Major John V. Littig Dies Former Iowan at Walter Reed
Major John V. Littig a retired Army officer born in Davenport Iowa died Wednesday in Walter Reed hospital. He was commissioned a captain in 1917 and retired in 1932. His widow Mrs Bessie C Littig of Washington survives.
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John V. Littig
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Davenport
Bessie C. Littig
Zoo Tiger Mangles His Keeper Arm at Prospect Park
In New York a five year old Bengal tiger named Tammany attacked keeper Ludwig Herz as he cleaned a cage in front of children. Herz lost his right arm after the injury and underwent amputation at Methodist Episcopal hospital. Queenie the female tiger was present in the cage.
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New York
INS
Tammany
Prospect Park Zoo
Ludwig Herz
Herz
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
al Smith
Queenie
Federal Deficit For Seven Months Reaches 877 Million
The federal deficit for the first seven months of the 1938 fiscal year totaled 877,720,529.55 dollars, Treasury reports released January 31 show. President Roosevelt had estimated a gross deficit of about 1,294,345,300 dollars by year end.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
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