Moscow Dam Hearing Reaches Brief Extension
Iowa hearing on the Moscow dam project extends filing by ten days. Muscatine power cooperative seeks a $3 million Cedar River hydro plant creating an 11 mile lake affecting Rochester Cedar Valley and Cedar Bluff villages. Opponents cite bird and fish concerns and job fears while labor groups split on the project.
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DES Moines
State Executive Council
Moscow
Iowa Hydro-Electric Cooperative of
Muscatine
Cedar River
Harry J. Strong
Power Cooperative
B. Layton
C. S. Timanus
Kansas City, Mo
J. M. Roth
A. A. Couch
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Rochester
Cedar Valley
Cedar Bluff
Kelly
Moscow Cemetery
Wood
The
Conservation Commission
Health Department
Garner Delegates Entered In Wisconsin Primary
Vice President John N Garner was informed that 24 delegates supporting him would be entered in Wisconsin's preferential primary. He thanked John J Slocum and William R Callahan of the Wisconsin Garner for President club and praised the democratic procedure of deciding by primaries and conventions.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Wisconsin
John J. Slocum
William R. Callahan
Garner
Dowell Funeral Planned for Des Moines Leader
Rep. C. C. Dowell will lie in state if wished with 2 p.m. Wednesday funeral at University Church of Christ in Des Moines and burial at Woodland cemetery. Dowell, Iowa’s dean of congressmen, died in Washington as the body arrival is anticipated Tuesday evening. Governor Wilson offered use of the statehouse to honor the deceased and said it would close at noon the day of the funeral.
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Des Moines
C. C. Dowell
University Church of Christ
Woodland Cemetery
Iowa
Washington
George A. Wilson
Statehouse
Radio Schedule Fragment with Station Lineups and Programs
A dense OCR of daytime and evening radio listings shows WMT WGN WCCO WHO KFJB WSUI WOI and others scheduling news, music, dramas, and variety across hours from morning through evening. It lists program titles, hosts, and times with many cross references to local stations and networks.
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WMT
Fasy
WGN
Raiph G Giabureh
Orch
WCCO
Andy Wsul
KFJB
Mr. Keen
Wccoo
Jimmy Fidler
Fulton Lewis Jr
Orrin Tucker
WSUI
Alyce King
Wari
Frennie Musicale
Wmt—Cavalcade of America
Iowa
Utley
Wwcco
Fibber
Molly
Creenate Keller
Kate Smith
Weco
Gien Miller
Bob Hope
Nat Towles
Weco-systems Orch
Walter
Wgnojack
Patti Sullivan
Guy Lombardo
Leonard Keller
Bob
WMI
Boone
WOI
Jerry
Zelda
WOII
Wceco
Happy Hank
WBUI
Woli
Arthur Godfrey
Ma Perkins
WOCO
KPJB
Betty Wells
Kitty Kelly
Myrt
Marge
John
David Harum
Dr. Malone
Hannah
Don Pedro
Big Sister
Hilltopouse
Guiding Light
Corntussel Nooz
Mary Sothern
Judy
Jane
Flont
Tex
Ken Il
Marke Kitchen
Sam
Don Roth
Wgn—Carters
Elm Street
Weeco
Woman of Courage
Dean Roth
Wena Volce
Tom Owens
Cowboys
Voice of Town
Wan Harold Turn
Joe Doakes
Road of Life
Lem
Martha
Earl Hunt
Ralph Ginsburgh
Lanny Ross
Betty
Wocco
Joyce Jordan
Amos Grimm
Wol
Yaer
Wesseno Kennedy
Betty Crocker
Wcocco
Wssui
Camera News
Marlin
Woicale
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Booka
Bill Anson
Wwocco
Mayfair Orchestra
Anthony
George Weller
Mark Love
Wccco
School of the Air
Seeence Youne
Bodkends
Vic and Sade
Ma Brown
Fourth Estate
Melody
Mischa Barr’s Orch
Stella Dallas
Kitty Keene
Wayne West
Cco
WSUS
Iowa Congress P. T. A
Lorenzo Jones
State Medical Society
Ed McConnell
Widder Brown
Lawrence Salerno
Wwccoo
Kathleen Norris
WISUI
Cornell
Johnson
Caroline's
Charlies
Fingler
Rollywood
Leijlani
Iowa State
Wwccco
Scattergood Baines
H. V. Kaltenborn
Jack Armstrong
Cavalcade of Drama
Europe
Ellen Randolph
Too Efficient Highway Patrol Nabs Darner Repeatedly
In Des Moines AP dispatch, Iowa highway patrols vex Marshalltown resident C. M. Darner who complains they have tracked him three times in a day to place him calling home. Patrol aided by illness in his family prompted the search.
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Des Moines
Iowa Highway Patrol
C. M. Darner
Marshalltown
Darner
A T Streets Paralta Merchant Dies Near Springville
Albert Truman Streets 64 proprietor of the Paralta general store died at his home near Springville Monday at 6 p.m. He was born Sept. 22, 1875 in Jackson county near Maquoketa. Survived by wife Anna two sons Harold K. Cedar Rapids and Ralph R. Central City and brother Rezin Streets Baldwin. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Hunte funeral home. Burial Red Oak Grove cemetery near Tipton.
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Springville
Albert Truman
Paralta General
Jackson County
Maquoketa
John
Loanza Heath
Paralta
Anna
Harold K
Cedar Rapids
Ralph R
Central City
Rezin Streets
Baldwin
Hunte
L. C. Smith
Methodist Church
Red Oak Grove
Tipton
Wald
Debt limit update shows remaining borrowing power
Washington AP reports the treasury on January 31 had 2.769 billion dollars of borrowing power left out of 45 billion. Gross debt stood at 42.11 billion with 606.93 million excluded from the limit and 727.36 million reserved to cover automatic value growth of existing baby bonds.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Roosevelt Defends New Deal Finances
At a Hyde Park press conference President Roosevelt defended domestic policy with statistics showing income rising from 40 to 68 billion dollars between 1932 and 1939. He said a national income of 80 billion would yield a roughly balanced budget though he refused to forecast 1940 figures.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
America
Taft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Frank Gannett
New Deal
Merry Fahrney Wins Divorce From Cassini
New York AP report says Merry Fahrney the patent medicine heiress won a divorce Monday from Count Oleg Cassini. Justice Aaron Levy dismissed defense claims as unworthy of belief and heard accusations of misconduct by Merry with two men. Witnesses described intimate conduct in Cassini’s hotel and other salacious testimony from former household staff.
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New York
Merry Fahrney
Oleg Cassini
Supreme Court
Aaron J. Levy
Merry
Hugh Parker Pickering
Mrs Scarsella and Niece Die in Danville Crash
Mrs. Les Scarsella wife of the Boston Bees first baseman died from injuries in an automobile crash near Danville Kentucky. Her niece also died in the same wreck.
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Les Scarsella
Danville, Ky
INS
Boston Bees
Danville
Scarsella
Diplomatic row over Hull aide Johnson remarks with Russia
In a tense State Department exchange Russia’s ambassador Constantine Oumansky warned that Russia’s honor was insulted by an American official. He cited Louis Johnson’s speech to the New York State Bankers Association on January 15 and took issue with remarks accusing purges and political interference in the military.
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Ashington
Russia
State Department
Hull
Constantine Ouman-sky
Oumansky
Louis Johnson
Johnson
New York State Bankers Association
Hull Tugs Pigeonhole for Protests in Moscow
The Tennesseean notes Hull’s retort to a formal Russian protest, pigeonholing US protests for years as ignored. It cites Roosevelt reading Johnson’s speech, Finland called an outpost of civilization, and treasury debates over buying Russian gold for wartime aims. It mentions Amtorgs tin deal and a moral embargo controversy with export shipments.
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Oumansky
Finland
Soviet Union
Hull
United States
Foreign Office
Moscow
Roosevelt
Johnson
White House Tea Table
Russia
Mr. Morgenthau
Japan
Government Sees Sale Tainted by Market Manipulation
Officials learned a man offered quarters of a cent per pound above market price to push a sale contrary to U.S. interests. He then returned to New York and completed the sale, prompting officials to consider actions against such operators.
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United States
New York
Charles S. Deneen Dies Former Illinois Senator
CHICAGO AP Former Senator Charles S. Deneen age 76 died Monday at his home after a sudden illness. A longtime force in Illinois Republican politics he had served two terms as governor before his Senate tenure.
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Chicago
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
Deneen
Washington
Sheaffer Co declares regular and extra dividends
CHICAGO AP Directors of the W A Sheaffer Pen Co Fort Madison Iowa declared an extra dividend of 39 cents and a regular dividend of 1 a share on common stock payable Feb 26 to stock of record Feb 15 The extra dividend is 25 cents higher than last February and brings total dividends to 8 a share for the fiscal year ending Feb 29 1940 Directors set quarterly meetings for dividend declarations May 5 Aug 5 Nov 5 and Feb the meetings will be held at
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Chicago
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madison
Sheaffer
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Fred R. White
Ames
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