Iowa House Grants Despite Senate Amendments On Unemployment Board
The Iowa House backed down on amendments to a three member full time unemployment compensation commission bill, enabling Gov. Kraschel to appoint members. Senate had sent the bill back with changes and political party limits on staff. Final passage in the House occurred after a 70 to 36 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa House
Nelson G. Kraschel
Senate
House
Iowa
Rep
C. L. Rice
Delta
C. G. Johnson
Marathon
Rice
Federal Social Security Board
Coronation jewels dispute fuels royal tensions
The article reports pressure over the return of royal jewels claimed by the royal family. A government emissary sought Mrs. Simpson to recover gems, now said to be with Queen Elizabeth and possibly set in her crown. Insured for half a million, one stone was deemed too valuable for coverage as a risk. Mary and the Duke of Kent were noted to have hurried journeys to Enzesfeld.
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Cavalcade
Cannes
SEC Pursues Daylight Trading Controls for Members
The SEC asked the New York Stock Exchange and New York Curb Exchange to adopt rules limiting daylight trading by members and firms. They would require a 55 percent margin in all self dealing transactions. Daylight trading means buying and selling the same security within one trading session.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stock Exchange
Commission
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
January Cash Farm Income Shows Gain
Washington AP reports January cash farm income reached 669 million dollars, up 118 million from a year earlier. Government benefit payments account for 43 million of the total.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ed Chapman Joins Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertising Desk
Ed Chapman is a new member of the Gazette advertising department after nine years with the Evansville Courier. He moves from display advertising to the Cedar Rapids Gazette retail display team with his wife. They have rented an apartment at 1007 Third Avenue East.
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Ed Chapman
Gazette Advertising Dept
Evansville
Ind
Courier
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Chapman
Third Avenue
Bill To Legalize Gaming Devices Presented In House
A bill to legalize gaming devices was introduced in the Iowa House of Representatives. It would regulate slot machines pinball and related devices and authorize licensing fees ranging from 50 cents to 500 dollars with revenues split between cities and counties. Rep. John W. Moore proposed the measure based on a survey of machines in several localities.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa House of Representatives
John W. Moore
Sioux City
Moore
Strikes Spread Across U S as Firms Face Demands
Strikes continued at multiple plants including General Motors actions with UAW talks planned next week. Submarine shipyards at Groton and Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica face sit down protests. Illinois plants at Fansteel Century Wallpaper Illinois Watch Case face arrests and court orders. Nationwide shoe plants report 1800 workers on strike with some settlements to avert walkouts.
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United Automobile Workers Union
UAWA
General Motors Corporation
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Conn
Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Company
Chicago
Ill
Decatur
Century Wallpaper
Illinois
Illinois Watch Case Company
Elgin
Massachusetts
New England
Borah Proposes Amendment on Fourteenth and Court Power
The article reports Wyoming Senator Borah urging a rewritten or abolished state role under the Fourteenth Amendment. It details federal court jurisdiction limits on social and economic issues, including minimum wage, and notes Roosevelt judicial reform debates. Senators Clark Burke and others discuss votes and pink slips urging Congress to keep hands off the Supreme Court.
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Borah
Supreme Court
New York
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Clark
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Condition Of Mrs H N Craemer Is Improved
Mrs H N Craemer of Cedar Rapids is reported improved in Hollywood Florida where she is ill. The update came Thursday morning from her daughter-in-law Mrs Nicholas P Craemer, after her husband arrived by plane from Memphis to be at his mother's bedside.
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H. N. Craemer
Cedar Rapids
Hollywood
Fla
Nicholas P. Craemer
Craemer
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Florida
British Railways Reports Over One Billion Annual Passengers
British railways carry about 1.1236 billion passengers each year, highlighting rail travel as a dominant transportation mode and signaling sustained passenger demand across the network.
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British Railways
Congress Eyes Vote on Reciprocal Trade Act Extension
Doings of Congress show May vote planned on extending reciprocal trade act. Agriculture subcommittee holds hearings on crop insurance. Judiciary subcommittee resumes hearings on O Mahoney licensing bill. Interstate commerce panel considers Guffey coal measure. Senate debates reciprocal tariff. House debates general bills and foreign affairs weighs permanent neutrality.
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Agriculture
Judiciary
O’mahoney
Interstate Commerce
HOUSE
Sleeveless Cotton Garment Offered for Friday and Saturday
Advertisement notes a fine soft combed cotton sleeveless item with French legs in sizes 2 to 8 and invites customers to supply their needs on Friday and Saturday.
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Security Board
State Bar Association
SEC
U. 3
John J. O’connor
House Rules Committee
Jack Nichols
Oklahoma
Hiram S. Johnson
California
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Johnson
O’connor
Samuel B. Pettengill
THE
Associated Press
Foreign Affairs Committee
Agriculture Committee
First Avenue
Craemer's
Jen
H. G. Fussell
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Mattres
Quickee Union Suits
Ing
4-Gore
Shad
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