Gannett Attacks New Deal and States Rights Rally
Rochester publisher Frank Gannett campaigned for the Republican nomination in Tulsa urging defense of state sovereignty against federal policy. He cited the Feb. 6 action by nine western governors opposing federal control of the petroleum industry and condemned the flood control bill as a power grab. He warned of creeping government encroachment toward totalitarianism and urged tax cuts and capital investment. He also criticized agricultural policy and its impact on cotton, agriculture prices, and rural economies.
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Tulsa
Okla
Frank Gannett
Rochester
N. Y
Oklahoma
Constitutional Club of
Gannett
Congress
Brazil
Argentina
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert
A historical ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for constipation. It claims tablets cleanse bowels aid liver bile flow and improve digestion. Prices listed 15¢ 30¢ 60¢.
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Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
The menus planned for a family of five aim to feed two adults and three children for about $12 weekly. Each day’s recipes promise a balanced diet with sufficient calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins to sustain energy and tissue health.
Pantry Style Home Economics Grocery List
A dense recipe list enumerates portions for grapefruit, boiled rice with brown sugar, cooked rice, toast, coffee for adults, baked macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, Struesse coffee cake, tea for adults, ham hocks with cabbage, buttered turnips, bread and butter, and an apple tapioca dish with apples sugar water and salt. It reads as a kitchen shopping guide with explicit quantities.
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Struesse
Graves Dies Former AEF Siberia Commander
Maj. Gen. William S Graves 74 retired U S Army commander of the American expeditionary force in Siberia from 1918 to 1920 died Tuesday at Shrewsbury New Jersey of coronary thrombosis.
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Shrewsbury
N. J
INS
William S. Graves
Siberia
Dies committee to hold public hearings on Christian Front
After two secret sessions the Dies committee announced public hearings on the Christian Front and Christian Mobilizers, Hollywood film colony activities, and Nazi Communist influence on the West Coast. The panel will also probe consumers groups and foreign propaganda while continuing its staff and investigations.
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Christian Front
Film Colony
Washington
Dies Committee
Christian Mobilizers
Hollywood Motion Picture Colony
Consumers
Jerry Voorhis
Calif
Joseph E. Casey
Mass
John Dempsey
N. M
Voorhis
Joe Starnes
Ala
Noah Mason
J. Parnell Thomas
N. J
Martin Dies
Tex
Dies
Starnes
Casey
Dempsey
West Coast
Consumers Organization
Mexico
U. S
Matthews
Germian
Rhea Whitley
Wisconsin hosts Roosevelt Garner primary test
Madison Wisconsin filed nomination papers for Vice President Garner as Wisconsin becomes the first testing ground of comparative strength between President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner in the presidential primary set for April 2.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Garner
Herbert Marshall Weds Lee Russell in Las Vegas
Herbert Marshall and Lee Russell of the films were married Tuesday by Judge Roger Oley in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Herbert Marshall
Lee Russell
Las Vegas
Nev
Roger Oley
Radio Schedule Highlights From Midwest Stations
A dense listing of station lineups across WMT WGN WCCO WSUI WHO KFJB WOI and others detailing programs from 6:00 pm to 5:45 am including talk music drama and children's shows. Notable entries include Captain Midnight Amos n Andy The Lone Ranger Fiberglass and popular musical programs across multiple stations with orchestras variety shows and news bulletins.
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WMT
WGN
WCCO
Amos
Andy
WSUI
KFJB
Mr. Keen
Tracer
Lum and
Abner
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Capt. Herne
Wccoo
Orch
al Pearce
WHO
Hollywood Playhouse
Quicksilver
Dr. Christian
Wee Cheene HO
Cliff Arquette
Gunther Mey
Raymond Gram Swing
Billy Repaid
Star Theater
Iowa
Univ. Symphony Orchestra
Fred Allen
Ozzie Nelson
Dick Jurgens
Roy Shield
Boyd Raeburn
Glen Miller
Kay Kyser
Wwcco
Cedric Adams
Chicago Golden Gloves
Wecco
Charles Barnett
Frekine Hawkins
Orrin Tucker
Osee Travers
Ho—Will Bradley
Nick Stuart
WOI
Jerry Smith
Boone
WOOI
Jem Hawkins
Wiff
Sniff
Biff
Happy Hank
Red River
Ma Perkins
Wwsui
Betty Wells
Wwccco
Kitty Kelly
Mosrc
Marge
John
Myrna Dee Serge
Woolf—Service
Hilltop House
Bill
June Baker
Aalee
Julia Blake
David Harum
Dr. Malone
Houseboat Hannah
Myrt
Don Pedro
Wee Ee
Harold Turner
Ora
Guiding Light
Corntussel
WoOl—Organ
Wgn—Carters
Elm Street
Wcccco
Woman of Courage
Street Forum
Don Roth
Reeeee
Bo Ganesan
Ralph “Slade
Joe Doakes
WOII
Road of
Ralph Slade
Ralph Ginsburgh
Lanny
Wgn—Yar
Judy
Jane
Ensemble Moderne
Son
oOrphans
Iowa State Today
wcco—Society
Mary Marlin
Pee
Honeymoon Hill
Bill Anson
Weco— Dental Association
Anthony
Child Study Club
Mark Love
Len Salvo
School of the Air
Pep Youne
Vic and Sade
Ma Brown
Kitty Keene
Stella Dallas
Aseine
Mary Sothern
Iowa Union Radio Hour
Lorenzo Jones
Gay Fee
Ed McConnell
Youne Widder Brown
Democracy In Action
Kathleen Norris
Charlie Flagler
Scattergood Baines
Tne
Wgn—Dance Orchestra
Billy and
Betty
WISUI
O—News
JIB
Sam
Miss
Julia
Arade
Wwoii
Iowa State
Lawrence Salerno
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Wcco—Today
Europe
Ellen Randolph
Twilight Hour
Bayer Gargle and Aspirin for Cold Relief
The text promotes Bayer products for cold relief, claiming doctors endorse a simple modern method using Bayer gargle to ease throat rawness and Bayer Aspirin to relieve body symptoms. It urges seeing a doctor and asks to always ask for Bayer.
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Bayer
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