Iowa U Coaching Vacancy Attracts Top Football Minds
Iowa University considers a new football coach with strong support from the athletic board. The program boasts a 55 000 seat stadium, a top field house, and recent Big Ten titles in swimming and basketball. A large turnout for major games and a ready nucleus of experienced players strengthen the appeal for leading coaches.
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Iowa
Otto Vogel
Dave Armbruster
Rollie Williams
George Bresnahan
Mike Howard
Salem
Hawkeye
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Minneapolis
Hawkeyes
Nebraska
Lincoln
State University
Athletic Board
Siple
Cnach
Re Fest
Fesrmers
Dears Veare Aiun
Iowa Pair Battles Storm in Five-Hour Marathon
A rugged two person team endured a long storm delay and a grueling five hour struggle to reach a victory. Key players and moments shaped the comeback as weather and fatigue tested both sides.
General Motors Strike Brief from UAW Reports
The United Auto Workers reported strikes active at multiple GM plants including Atlanta Fisher body 700 workers Kansas City Fisher body 1 320 Cleveland Fisher body 7 000 Flint Two Fisher body plants 8 200 Norwood Ohio Fisher body and Chevrolet plants 2 200 Anderson Indiana Guide Lamp 2 800. Several GM units closed or partially closed due to material shortages related to the strikes.
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United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Atlanta
Fisher Body
Kansas City
Cleveland
Flint
Norwood
Ohio
Chevrolet
Anderson
Ind
Guide Lamp Company
Delco- Remy
Buick
Secret probe into leaks of confidential tax data
Washington officials confirm a secret investigation by the IRS intelligence unit into leaks of confidential tax data. Elmer L. Ivey leads the probe with approval from Treasury Secretary Morgenthau. About 50 investigations are under way involving various bureau personnel.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureaus Intelligence Unit
United Press
Elmer L. Ivey
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Treasury
Bureau
High Court Halts Review of Job Insurance Tax Ruling
The Supreme Court on Monday denied a petition to review a lower court ruling upholding unemployment insurance tax provisions of the federal Social Security law. The action comes as George P Davis, stockholder of Boston and Maine, seeks to restrain payment of the tax while his suit proceeds in the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
High Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
George P Davis
Boston
Maine
Raiload
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Davis
Triad
Roosevelt proposes conference to resolve railroad pension plan
President Roosevelt suggests a joint conference likely in January between railroad executives and labor leaders to address retirement annuities. The proposal follows a letter from the Association of American Railways and the Railway Labor Executives Association, with arrangements under way for the meeting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
MD Janiatt
White House
Reimer
Three Men Sentenced in Des Moines Alcohol Tax Conspiracy
Federal Judge Charles A Newer Meret sentenced three men in Des Moines for conspiring to in still federal alcohol tax violations. Jane t Tidom Spears Boone fined 50 dollars Archie Gras Des Viernes fined 100 dollars Frank Hurt Des Mines received three months probation two years. The three men faced joint indictments with ten others. six pled guilty and other indictments were dismissed.
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DFS
Nmidines
Duret
Charles
Salesman Killed in Truck Collision Near Vesper
Clifford Jorsoon of Vesper Wisconsin, a packing company salesman from St Paul, was killed Monday when his car was struck by a cattle truck two miles west of here.
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Knapp
Clifford Jorsoon
Acosta Explains Quit of War Flying In Spain
Acosta recalls daring missions over Bilbao and Vittoria with a mixed Anglo-Russian group. He details narrow escapes, improvised planes, and brutal air combat against insurgent forces in Spain.
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Acosta
Holland
T Us
Fred Lord
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Supreme Court declines to disturb lower court on processing tax refunds
Washington reports the Supreme Court refused to disturb a lower court ruling on the new deal law that limits agricultural adjustment processing tax refunds. The action centers on tax refund eligibility under the reform, with no further details given about parties or dates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nazis to Reject Spanish Protest Continues News Cycle
Berlin officials and German press erupt over alleged Spanish naval incidents near Bilbao on December 20. A German steamer Pluto was halted by red patrol boats, forcing a course change toward Bilbao for two hours, amid calls for swift satisfaction.
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Spain
Lothar Guedde
der Angriff
Pluto
Berlin
Bilbao
German steamer Palos seized outside Spanish waters
The report notes that German steamer Palos was seized beyond Spain’s territorial limits, a point disputed by the red rulers who previously denied such jurisdiction.
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Cial
Palos
Duke of Windsor In Car Mishap Near Semmering
The Duke of Windsor was shaken but uninjured after his car side swiped another near Semmering mountain on a Sunday trip to ski. He ordered the chauffeur to turn around and return to the château after the incident.
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Duke of Windsor
Enzelfeld
Austria
Semmering Mountain
Britain
No injuries in car collision, Rothschild informant says
A reputable informant named Baron Rothschild reported that none of the occupants in either car sustained injuries.
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Baron Rothschild
Plane Crash Kills Two Army Pilots Near Chanute Field
Two U S Army Air Corps pilots Capt Reginald Gillespie 35 and Sgt Clarence Sudduth 36 were killed when their plane crashed near Chanute Field Illinois after a motor failure during a half hour flight It struck a tree in a vacant lot and was demolished Major O H Quinn said both men died outright in the accident.
Blame Memory Of First Wife In Actor Death
Hollywood reports blame memory of his first wife Altea for the death of actor Ross Alexander. He was found shot in the barn on his honeymoon ranch near here after Christmas tree duties with chauffeur Cornelius Stevenson and fiancée Anne Nagel present. Alexander had eloped to Yuma last September and planned a New York trip.
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INS
Altea
Ross Alexander
Here
Anne Nagel
Alexander
Cornelius Stevenson
Ross
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