Labor Board Faces Weir in Steel Plant Election Clash
Reports detail Marriner Eccles plans to back bank loans for plant repairs as the steel conflict with unions intensifies. Weir rejects government election oversight while the labor board maneuvers for a pivotal vote to determine union representation amid resurgent steel industry resistance.
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Wes
Aber
Setoun Mouen
Come pansumMlon
Labor Board
Comipani
Weir
Radio Listings and Programs Across Networks Mentioned
A dense OCR snapshot lists NBC CBS and related stations with a roster of programs and personalities. Entries include WNBC WJZ WMAQ WEAF WOC WBBM and references to hosts pianists orchestras and acts such as the Philadelphia Orchestra Red Davis and Henry others, with various time slots and show notes across multiple cities and networks.
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Princess Marie
CBS
WBBM
KMOX
NBC
WJZ
WLW
WREN
Washington
Finley Y Times
WEAF
Wwo
Tasvaces
WCCO
Ted Black Creh
Nelen Trent
Tcb
WABC
Jude and
Jane
WBC
Sanford Oreh
NDC
WMAQ
WMT
NBC Weaf
Barlow Orely
Betts
Bob
Weaf Chain
WJZ Chain
Perkins
NBC Wenr
The
Wisard of Oz
Westminster Choir
WBRM
Tom Mix
WTMI
Jade
WAN
Jack Armstrong
Wecad
WSM
Tvfning
Martha Mears
WEAP
Panienoteh
Noake Carter
Wccco
Tach Pearl
WOCO
Fiie Clues
Alhert
Spalding
WRBM
Aene King
Red Davis
WAZ
WLS
Donald Davis
Troubadours
Philadelphia Orchestra
WRBEM
Warden Lawes
WIZ
Sit
Alexander Woollcott
Fred Allen Grofe Orch
WFAF
John McCormack
Hwurns
Allen Guy Lombardo
Barnsard
MWENR
Tony Cahooch
Loner Orch
WFAA
Ted Viorico
KTF
WRAF
Talbot Orch
Wenr
Askclearts Orch
Iowa News in Brief: Obituaries and Local Notices
Funeral services are noted for Mrs Lewis Karsten in Iowa City with survivors including husband, two sons, five stepchildren and two grandchildren. Other notices cover Mrs Dole Crow near Urbana, Martha Kay of Mechanicsville, William Dvarman of Riverside, Mrs Charlotte Moe of West Liberty, Carl Rettig of Amana, Peter Schuster near Hopkinton, and local music contest contenders Laval Beman Noel Bacon and Leota Odekirk.
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Oxford
Lewis Karsten
Iowa City
Federated Church
W Byrd Ray
Rebekah Lodge
Karsten
William Whitford
Chicago
Clyde Whitford
Ottumwa
Riverside Calif
Pearl Brody
Vinton
Tere
Mechanicsville
Martha Kay
Guy Kay
Charles
Nancy Mecarthi
Lincoln
Henry McArthur
Arthur Kindred
Rose Hill Cemetery
Riverside
Methodist Church
Wiliam Dvarman
Frida
Fred £ Miller
Wiater
Dvarman
Cn Duten
West Liberty
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Engebretson
Charlotte
Joseph
Christene Garrett
Vila Park
James Miller
England
Presbyterian Church
C F Burdiner
W A Smith
Amana
Carl Rettig
St Paul's Catholic Church
Worthington
Father Stoger
Schuster
West Union
Laval Beman
Noel Bacon
Leota Odekirk
Will Rogers Praises Army Flyers Courage and Prudence
Will Rogers recounts conversations with young army pilots during a tough night route to Grand Island Nebraska. He urges calm, sensible action over bravado, noting Col Arnold’s guidance and predicting Roosevelt’s potential public reassurance.
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Grand Island
Neb
Aimee's Daughter Seeks Divorce in Los Angeles Divorce Action
Roberta Semple Smythe daughter of Aimee Semple McPherson files for divorce from Willam Bradley Smythe, her ship purser husband, charging mental cruelty. She alleges he humiliated her by disparaging her mother and the religious aims of the plaintiff, following their Singapore wedding during a world cruise in 1931.
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Los Angeles
Roberta Semple Smythe
Aimee Semple McPherson
Willam Bradley Smythe
Singapore
Deamer Pays Tribute To Elizabeth Follen
Supt. Arthur C. Deamer memorialized Elizabeth Fol len former McKinley teacher in a board of education report. He praised her happy smile energetic manner and appreciation for childhood noting she was an artist in her work with a keen mind who made her subject interesting.
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Arthur C. Deamer
Elizabeth Follen
McKinley
Board of Education
Deamer
Patent Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief for Various Ailments
An ad highlights 666 Liquid Tablets and Nose Drops said to cure colds headaches neuralgia malaria and more within hours to days. It touts laxative and tonic as the most speedy remedies known.
New Fat-Burning Plan Offers Morning Teaspoon Salts
Readers are urged to take a teaspoonful of New Condensed JAD Salts every morning to shed pounds. The article promises easy eating tips and a simple routine for weight loss.
New Condensed Jad Salts Promises Quick Weight Loss
Modern science offers a method to lose 4 to 7 pounds weekly by taking a teaspoon of Condensed Jad Salts before breakfast, plus two dietary changes. The plan claims rapid water loss and bloating reduction, with a month’s supply priced around 14 cents per week and urging use as a toxin banisher rather than a true reducing agent.
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Cleveland
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Wall
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Jim Landis
Federal Trade Commission
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ENO
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America
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Good Housekeeping Institute
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Aimee
Foley
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ECR
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