Roosevelt Court Plans Spark Wider Shakeup
Inside estimate based on associates’ views predicts many Supreme Court justices will retire if Roosevelt’s court-packing plan passes. Hughes Brandeis Van Devanter Sutherland McReynolds Butler Roberts Stone Cardozo among those named with ages and health noted. Trotsky to sue a New York paper. P and D Liquor label rejected. TVA flood-control drive and dam plans outlined. notable notes on Sloan Connally O Mahoney and Library of Congress concerts.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Hughes
Brandeis
Republican National Committee
Wyoming
Justice Sutherland
van Devanter
Utah
McReynolds
Justice Butler
Butler
St. Patrick’s Day
Justice Roberts
Justice Stone
Justice Cardozo
Leon Trotsky
Bolshevist Teader
New York
Trottsky
Moscow
Trotsky
Moskcow
National Resources Committee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
TVA
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
Sloan
Capitol
Tom Connally
Texas
Senator O'Mahoney
Senate
James Roosevelt
Jean Harlow
House
Coolidge
Library of Congress
Berezowsky
Moldavan
Gottlieb
Kroll
U. S
Anacostia
Alfredo Puga
Hybrid corn in test yields record gain in District 9
Iowa State College announced the 1936 corn yield test results at the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers banquet. District 9 hybrids averaged 29.12 bushels per acre, 33 percent above open pollinated entries, with Jowealth 25B leading at 37.62 bushels and Pioneer Hi-Bred 308 close behind at 36.61. Open pollinated Meyer Dent yielded 22.49 bushels.
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Iowa State College
Iowa Corn and ‘Small Grain Growers’ Association
Jowealth
Sioux City Seed Company
Pioneer
Pioneer Hi- Bred Corn Company
Meyer Dent
Clarence Meyer
van Meter
Bremer
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
N. C. Iowealth BA
Golden Harvest
Albert M. Schmitz
Remsen
Iowa
Radio Programs Listing for Tuesday Evening and Night
A schedule of NBC CBS and affiliated network programs for Tuesday with times from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Listings include Amos and Andy Easy Aces Vocal varieties Joen van Loon Steeres Griffen tenor Vivian Della Chiesa Johnny with Leo Reisman Dude Ranch drama Hammerstein Music Hall and multiple orchestras and drama and variety segments across WEAF WJZ CBS WABC KMOX WCCO WGST WBBM.
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Amos 'N’ Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
Easy Aces
WJZ Chain
Vocal Varieties
WEAF
CBS
WOC
WCCO
WBRM
Joen van Loon
Steeres Griffen
Alexander Woollcott
WBBM
WGST
Vivian Della Chiesa
Johnny
Leo Reisman
Hammerstein Music Hall
WABC
KMOX
King Orch
Edger A. Guest
al Jolson
Tally Wood
Rip van Winkle
Mark Warnow
Orch
Carol Weymann
WEAP
Merv Deutech
WJZ
Tees Breeze Arch
Happy Felton
WOCO
Malcolm Claire
Oleanders
William Meeder
Salon Musicale
Adela Rogers
St. Johns
Tim Hesky
N Healy Ain
Mrs. Wiggs
Pepper Young
WABCO
Simere MacHugh
Singer
Honeyboy and
Sassafras
WIZ Chain
the Gumps
Mary Marlin
National Farm and Home Hour
Helen Trent
Joe Walle
Dick Fidler Arch
Art Giles Orch
Wed
Jean Dickinson
Soprano
Myrt and
Marge
Manhattan
Ma Perkins
Vic and Sade
Ken Sparnon
Edward Davies
Irma ‘Glen
Christine
Harry Rogen_orch
Clark Dennis
Tenor
Wea
Renfrew of the Mounted
Amos
Andy
Wwoc
Famous Violins
Abner BC
de_ Lys, sons
Qos
Ruth Lyon
EAF
WMAQ
One Man's Family
Cavalcade of America
Tine Rerne King Orch
Nbgr
BC Weaf
ABC
Wwm
Glanys Swarthout
Norman Thomas
Pam Chapin
WIZ. Melodies
Ink Spots
Chain
Major Companies Report Profits Jump 47.8 Percent in 1936
The first 130 large firms reported 873,958,015 in profits for 1936, up 47.8 percent from 1935. Heavy industry led gains with steel income more than tripled, railroads up 133 percent, and carrier profits rising as market activity expanded. Chemicals rose 43.1 percent and finance firms 42.6 percent, while tobacco, food, and utilities gains ranged 25 to 28 percent.
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New York
Associated Press
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault Attempt
Roy D. Gibson pleaded not guilty in district court to an assault attempt on Miss Mary Stevenson. The 39 year old from 600 Fourth avenue SE is jailed on 3500 bond after being arrested at Union Station following the midnight incident on the Second avenue bridge near 211 Third street SW.
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Roy D. Gibson
Fourth Avenue
Mary Stevenson
Third Street
H. C. Ring
Gibson
Stevenson
Second Avenue
Union Station
Burlington
Car Takes Him Only 6 Miles Toward Florida
McGregor Iowa conservation official Logan Blizzard and his sister Blanche planned a Florida vacation but flood delays kept them home. After a six mile skid on icy pavement they turned back parked the car and traveled by train.
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McGregor
Florida
Logan Blizzard
Iowa Conservation Commission
Blizzard
Blanche Blizzard
Member of Oldest U S Twins Dies
J M Shafer, 94, veteran newspaperman and believed member of the oldest living U S twins, died Monday in Plainview Texas. He was born December 12 1842 in Mahoning County Ohio and his twin sister Lydia V Whitlock of Los Angeles is noted.
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Plainview
Tex
J. M. Shafer
United States
Shafer
Lydia V. Whitlock
Los Angeles
Calif
Mahoning County
Ohio
Patient Bites Off Tip Of Nurse's Nose
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a patient bit off the tip of nurse Miss Georgia De Frane while she treated a miner whose leg was amputated after a mine accident. The incident occurred Sunday as she applied a solution to the injuries. Mrs. E. W. Lynn, the sister of the nurse, reported the attack.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
E. W. Lynn
Wilkes-Barre
Georgia de Frane
Lynn
de Frane
Bank Robbery Strikes Grain Valley Missouri
Two armed robbers robbed the Grain Valley Bank in Missouri on Monday and fled with about $3,000. One suspect was described as intoxicated during the incident.
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Grain Valley, Mo
Bank of Grain Valley
McGregor Boy Escapes Car Swerve on Main Street
Six year old Jack Bachtell rode onto Main street as Claude Atkins of Grinnell passed in a car. Atkins' son Charles braked hard and the boy slid off his sled. The car roll over him but he was pulled free from under the rear bumper unhurt.
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the Gazette
McGregor
Jack Bachtell
Fred Bachtell
Main Street
Claude Atkins
Grinnell
Atkins
Charles
John Amendola Quits Bar Business After Liquor Smash
In Farmingdale New York John Amendola quit the bar and grill business and was jailed after a stock crash scare. He told his wife he was closing shop and smashed 78 pints and quarts of liquor before police arrived. The 79th bottle was saved.
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Farmingdale
N. Y
John Amendola
Mary
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