Wallace Wins Support for Granary Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace gained backing from national farm leaders and Congress for an ever normal granary and a plan to store excess grain with federal loans. Support varied on production control as constitutional questions loom.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
National Farm Organization
Wallace
Supreme Court
AAA
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Taber
Congress
William Hirth
Missouri Farmers Association
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E. D. Smith
S. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Marvin Jones
Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Coat of Arms and Farm Policy Puzzles Linked
The article presents a puzzle list with terms and clues related to coats of arms and vocabulary. It then outlines farm policy goals and proposals by Wallace advocating production controls, price stability, farm credit, crop insurance, storage, and foreign markets, with tentative production level figures and a call for producer and consumer input.
Marmola Tablets Promote Easy Weight Loss Claim
An advertisement urges readers to slim down by eating sensibly and taking four Marmola Prescription Tablets daily until fat loss is achieved. It claims the tablets contain the same element doctors use to treat fat patients and asserts millions use them successfully.
Secretary Wallace Sketches Hypothetical Wheat Plan
Washington in a hypothetical example of the normal granary plan Secretary Wallace describes a normal wheat supply of 825 million bushels for one year. If the crop plus carryover exceeds 825 million, the government would loan producers on their wheat. In the next year if supply rises above 925 million, conditional payments would be offered to encourage farmers to store fertility in the ground.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa House Backs Tax on Public Bonds Amid Debate
The Iowa House approved four measures including a tax on new public bond issues after July 1 1937. Rep. Charles G Johnson argued it would not raise interest rates while opponents called it risky. The 64 to 37 vote prompted debate as other bills passed on drainage district refinancing school texts contest costs for county offices public records and state agricultural statistics.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Iowa
Charles G. Johnson
Marathon
Johnson
House
Dean W. Peisen
Eldora
Roy J. Souis
Charles City
Senate
HOLC
Division of Agricultural Statistics
State Agricultural Department
U.S.D.A
Story County
Deaths Isaac M Dripps 72 Cedar Rapids native dies in Hibbing Minn
Isaac M Dripps 72 former Cedar Rapids resident dies at home in Hibbing Minnesota Sunday night from complications and the flu. He is survived by his wife Belle five brothers Marvin Morris Minnesota William Anamosa Stanley Hibbing Clayton Olin Earl Cedar Rapids and sister Birdie Reynolds Los Angeles California.
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Cedar Rapids
Hibbing
Minn
Belle
Marvin
Morris, Minn
William
Anamosa
Stanley
Clayton of
Olin
Earl
Birdie Reynolds
Los Angeles
Calif
Compromise measures debated over court reform plan
President presses judicial reform citing a landslide win and 50 proposed judgeships while liberals led by Norris Borah Wheeler Johnson oppose the method to reform the Supreme Court. Interior Undersecretary West and James Roosevelt meet Congress as talks continue.
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Interior
Charles West
Congress
Capitol
James Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeal
Senate
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Nab Former Anamosa Convicts As Members Of Iowa Theft Ring
An Iowa theft gang linked to Porter was tracked to Missouri Valley where he stayed and arrested Saturday. Oscar Perrigo of Cedar Rapids, 32, jailed January 27 for suspended sentence violation, awaits action. Avis St Germaine of Marion, 22, arrested January 28 on vagrancy charges and given six months suspended jail term. The gang formed after Cassidy and Dickinson left Anamosa reformatory in December. Cedar Rapids police aided by Sheriff Eichorn in locating the gang, with state radio broadcasts.
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Missouri Valley
Porter
Oscar Perrigo
Cedar Rapids
Avis St. Germaine
Marion
H. C. Ring
Cassidy
Dickinson
Anamosa
Pottawattamie
Eichorn
Mistrial Declared In $100000 Suit Against Rubinoff
Peggy Garcia filed a breach of promise suit against violinist Dave Rubinoff for 100000. The case ended in a mistrial after attorney Halpern suggested proof would show why a new breach of promise law was enacted. Judge Cotillo denied the motion but ordered a fresh jury for a new trial.
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New York
Peggy Garcia
Dave Rubinoff
Supreme Court
A. J. Halpern
Rubinoff
B. H. Sandler
S. A. Cotillo
Sandler
Jurge
Parents Of Baby Bride Face Conspiracy Charge
In Watertown New York a mother linked to a 12 year old girl once alleged to be 18 on a birth certificate was charged with conspiracy to falsify the age. Also charged were the girl's father Joseph J. Roshin Sr and the girl's husband Stanley S. Backus. Backus pled not guilty and was released to an attorney. The mother faces arraignment.
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Watertown
N. Y
Joseph J. Roshin
Stanley S. Backus
Backus
Claude H. Dunk
Gillette Denies Plan To Shift Farm Powers
Senator Guy Gillette of Iowa denies a bill he introduced would strip Secretary Henry Wallace of powers and transfer them to the Farm Credit Administration. He says the FCA would remain under the agriculture department and his plan broadens efforts on soil erosion grain reserve surplus disposal and nationwide land use surveys.
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Washington, D. C
Guy Gillette
Iowa
U. S
Senate
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Farm Credit Administration
Wallace
Gillette
FCA
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
House of Representatives
Maury Maverick
Texas
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Rebels Take Madrid Port City in Swift Victory
Spanish rebels isolated Madrid and seized a southern coast seaport with little resistance. Fascist crowds cheered as banners waved, and even vanquished socialists joined the celebration to blend in. US observer Norton reported in Malaga as authorities cleared surplus population and transformed the city into a military camp with air squadrons at the airport.
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Arriba Espana
Spain
United States
Norton
Malaga
Principal Jabbed Him With Needle
Lynn Massachusetts AP The Lynn school committee faced a 12 year old pupil's charge that Principal Walter I Piper jabbed him six times with a needle as punishment. The pupil Amanda Gallo claimed another boy told her of the incidents and that Piper ordered a similar punishment for him.
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Lynn
Mass
Walter I. Piper
Piper
Amanda Gallo
Gallo
S. Louis Earle
Olive C. Pinkham
Fireman Killed As Passenger Train Sideswipes Freight
The Rock Island The Californian passenger train struck a freight train at Logan New Mexico twenty five miles east of Tucumcari early Tuesday killing fireman Ed Sutton 40 of Dalhart Texas and injuring engineer John Hulmind All passengers escaped injury and the locomotive mail and baggage cars were derailed
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N. M
INS
Rock Island Railroad
Los Angeles
Californian
Logan
Here
Ed Sutton
Dalhart
Tex
John Hulmind
Elaine Barrymore Ends Stage Career After Play Closes
Elaine Jacobs Barrie Barrymore ends her stage career as the six day run of The Return of Hannibal closes in San Francisco. The interruption follows her romance with John Barrymore and a marriage she says was affected by that relationship.
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Elaine Barrymore
San Francisco
Elaine Jacobs
Barrie Barrymore
Hollywood
John Barrymore
Hannibal
Johns
Dark Eyed Miss Barrie Drops East Opening
The management said the show closed after a short San Francisco appearance to allow cast changes and script polishing before New York. The eastern opening will reportedly proceed without Barrie, even by marriage, affecting the cast.
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Miss Barrie
San Francisco
New York
East
Goat eats license and tag cited by bus driver
Milford Lehman from Lycoming county says his goat ate his operator's license and a bus inspection tag. He asked the state to duplicate the license and issue a new inspection tag as well.
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Williamsport
Milford Lehman
Lycoming County
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