Roosevelt plots reforms and court plan amid economic fight
The president discusses minimum wages and maximum hours with senators to extend prosperity, hints at appointing lay judges, and weighs reviving Charleston ordnance plant to ease steel shortages. Trading rumors and industry pressure frame the White House battle over the Supreme Court and industrial policy.
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Supreme Court
Senate
United States
Congress
Times
Navy
Charleston
W. Va
Nations League called impotent after Paraguay exit
Wallace Carroll reports Geneva sees the league as dead as an international peace instrument after Paraguay withdraws amid eight departures and the failure of disarmament and embargo efforts. Optimists foresee revival as an economic and cultural information clearinghouse.
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Paraguay
League of Nations
League
Wallace Carroll
U. P. Geneva
Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
Brazil
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Japan
Germany
Italy
Bolivia
Chaco
Nippon
Alexandria
Jugoslavia
Marseilles
Hungary
France
Saar
WPA Nomination of Keller Sent to Senate
The Senate appropriations committee forwarded George Keller's nomination as Iowa works progress administrator after a subcommittee hearing led by Senator Kenneth McKellar. Iowa's senators Clyde L. Herring and Guy M. Gillette participated while Herring urged confirmation and Gillette cited protests from Hubert Utterback and labor groups.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
George Keller
Iowa
Lipstick Flavored With Alcohol Sparks Russian Trend
Reports say a new craze in Russia features lipstick infused with alcoholic flavors. Women are reportedly using these lip colors as a fashionable way to enjoy a drink on the go.
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Russia
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Networks
A dense listing of daily radio offerings across NBC CBS and related stations, detailing times, show titles, and the networks and local affiliates airing each program. Includes musical acts, dramas, talk segments, and orchestras with station chains and call letters.
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Nell
NBC
WJZ Chain
Jenny
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
NBC Music Appreciation
WEAF
WJZ Chains
School of the Air
WOC
Myrt and
Marge
WGST
Pepper Young’s Family
Drake University
Fine Ae
WCC
Weaf Chain
Salvation Army Staff Band
Archer Gibson
al Trace Orch
Clem and
Harry
Doris Kerr
Harry Kogen Orch
WJZ
Barry McKinley
Mary Small
Uncle Ezra
Josef Stopak Orch
Popeye
Lum
Abner
Clarkce
Wccco
Jean Eee Soprano
WJZ Chai
Rosario Bourdon Orch
Chai
Irene Rich
WJZ _ chain
Pressway Varieties
Wabc M
Nc Chandler Orch
Philadelphia
Emory Beutsch Orch
Tnbc
George Breeg
Open 13 Bids On New School For Tama Reservation
Thirteen bids were opened for a school on the Sac and Fox Indian reservation near Tama Iowa at the interior department purchasing office. The low bid on the basic proposal came from Thomas L Dawson Company of Kansas City at 45440 dollars. Engineers will study three alternative proposals for possible lower costs and decide the final winner in about two weeks.
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Washington
Tama
Department of Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Thomas L. Dawson Company
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Dawson Company
Shoe causes fire destroying Belle Plaine farm home
BELLE PLAINE The farm home of Walter Ruhl one and one half miles north of town burned about 8 p m Wednesday. The fire started when a rubber shoe was placed in the stove to speed the blaze. The upstairs flue blew out and the blaze spread upward. Belle Plaine fire department saved nearby outbuildings with chemicals. some downstairs furniture survived, but the upstairs was destroyed. Insurance covers the loss.
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Belle Plaine
Walter Ruhl
Here
Belle Pildine
Strange Names Revealed Among Harvard Students
Kaisui Nimmanahaemind of Chiengmai Siam was noted for the longest name at Harvard. Competing were Y Ku Peiping C Y Lo Nanking P S Ou Kwangsu and H K M Wu Honolulu. Other names included H R X d Aeth England Messrs Ting Toong China I Pass B Schur A Schuh.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kaisui Nimmanahaemind
Chiengmai
Siam
Harvard University
Y. Ku
Peiping
C. Y. Lo
Nanking
P. S. Ou
Kwangsu
Honolulu
Argentine Sanitary Pact Won't Harm U.S. Stock Raisers
Assist secretary Sayre told Senator Gillette the proposed Argentine sanitary convention would not injure American stock raisers. He said it would let Patagonian sheep raisers access foreign lamb and mutton markets under current tariff and price conditions, with no beef from Patagonia and limited U.S. market for imports.
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Washington
Francis B. Sayre
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Patagonian
United States
Patagonia
Gillette
Department
Roosevelt
Senate
Iowan
Sayre
Agriculture Department
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