Mystery Man In Doctor Murder Probe In Chicago
Police search for a man in a white muffler and dark overcoat after Dr Silbert Peacock, a Chicago dentist, is killed. Arthur St George Thompson, a chiropodist, was questioned, then released. Mrs Thompson says the slain man did not match the Peacock she knew, and a taxi witness described a man in a white muffler leaving the murder scene.
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Thompson
Chicago
Silbert Peacock
Chicago Goldrens
Arthur St George Thompson
John L. Sullivan
Doc Peacock
Arlene Johnson Thompson
Minneapolis
Silber Peacock
Peacock
Rudolph Urban
Dr Peacock
Dr. Peacock
Ruling Boosts Grain Bulls as AAA Tax Is Voided
Chicago traders hailed the Supreme Court ruling invalidating AAA processing taxes. Cash wheat rose on a bullish mood while futures eased late. Livestock men expect hog prices to rise, though packers remained cautious about pork price cuts.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Chicago Board of Trade
High Court
Charles Sincere
la Salle Street Commission
Sincere
Chiseyestoth
P'wig Meat Packers
Ruptured Men Offered Free $3.50 Truss Trial
An advertisement promotes a new rupture treatment by doctor Koch in Kansas City Missouri offering a 30 day trial and a free $3.50 truss to ruptured men who respond. It claims to replace belts springs and pads and promises relief in a short time with no payment required unless helped.
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Kate As
City
Monat
Atdiustwote
EO Koch
Kirti
Main St
Kanses Cte Mo
May Draft Little Aaas For Farmers
A renewed push for farm relief explores a series of 48 state level little AAAs as a solution to the court redirection of farm policy. Rep E C Encher plans to introduce a cost of production bill similar to last year but not labeled as an AAA amendment.
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E. C Encher
Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Chester Davis
Davis
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
U. S
Iowa Farm Bureau backs new program amid court ruling
At Ames 600 county leaders and agents debated the Supreme Court decision on the 1935 AAA. Claude Wickard announced a suspension of AAA activity while urging record cleanup and continued pursuit of contract obligations. Iowa farmers face about 40 million dollars at stake with 150000 signing 1935 contracts and a 6 to 1 corn hog referendum vote.
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Nority Farm Group
Milo Reno
Farmers Holiday Association
AAA
Assembly
Ames
Iowa County
Claude Wickard
Department of Advewture
Belovaie Tes
Howard
Weekard
Towa
Thas
Supreme Court
East Fall
Heiress Sues for 500000 Over San Francisco Operation
Ann Cooper Hewitt, 21, files suit in superior court seeking 500000 from her mother Mrs Maryon Hewitt McCarter and three others alleging a sterilization operation was performed to empower inheritance from a 10 million dollar trust. Dr Samuel G. Boyd admits the procedure was done at a local sanatorium on her mother’s request. The will provides two thirds of the trust income to the daughter with one third to the mother. the operation was reportedly conducted August 18, 1934, before majority. The father, inventor of the mercury-vapor lamp, died in Paris in 1921. The mother has been married five times and was reported to be in New York.
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San Francisco
INS
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Superior Court
Maryon Hewitt McCarter
Samuel G. Boyd
Ecause
Anns
Tyler
Miss Hewitt
Paris
Hewitt
New York
Supreme Court Invalidates Agricultural Adjustment Act
The Roberts court rules the New Deal AAA unconstitutional claiming it regresses federal power by using taxes and funds to control production. Dissent by Brandeis Stone and Cardozo contrasts the majority upholding limits on Congress and states rights amid parity and farm relief debates.
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Roberts
Brandeis, Stone and Cardozo
Justice Roberts
Hughes
McReynolds, Vandeventer
Butler and Sutherland
Wallace
Jardat
Congress
United Sates
Justice Stone
AAA
Roosevelt
NRA
William
Senate Budget Reading Sparks Broad Republican Grins
News spread in the senate chamber during the President's budget message as Republican Senators grinned widely. The vice president rapped for order while chatter rose on both sides.
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Senate Chamber
Probe Plot to Send Munitions to Italy
Paris AP discloses France probes a plan to divert 3,000 army rifles and machine guns to Italy after a carload vanished from Toulouse on Jan 4, routed to La Nouvelle port for possible ship transfer. Italian air offensives dominate Ethiopia as Sweden reports casualties. Mussolini praised by Italian editors amid Roosevelt neutrality debate. Field report notes Ethiopian defeat near Dolo with 150 believed killed and one Italian soldier dead. A legal notice line appears: William Vavra and wife to Ralph Podzimek description of land transfer with non valuable consideration dated 11-4-3.
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Paris
Italy
Toulouse
la Nouvelle
Dolo
Ethiopia
Areri
Ganale Dorya
Iowa Farmers Face AAA Verdict Amid Control Contingency
Iowa farmers react to a Supreme Court ruling threatening the 1935 crop adjustment program. Officials say payments may continue while more assurances are sought. the $40 million Iowa stake looms as policy and funding schemes circulate in Washington.
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Iowa
Wickard
Supreme Court
United Press
High Court
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Federal Treasury
Mgr. Wallace
Des Moines
Minnesota men surrender to start Urschel kidnap sentences
Edward Berman and Clifford Skelly of Minneapolis arrived in Oklahoma City to begin five year penitentiary terms after being convicted of handling part of the $200,000 paid for Charles Urschel's release. They were linked to the kidnapping plot and previously convicted for handling about $6,000 of the ransom.
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Oklahoma City
Edward Berman
Clifford Skelly
Minneapolis
Charles F. Urschel
Urschel
Linn's First Public Bidder Sale Opens After Tax Sale Ends
Linn county's first public bidder's tax sale opened Monday afternoon after the regular annual sale closed and was adjourned until March 2 at 10 am. County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek oversaw the event with bids accepted and bidding largely steady. Public bidder D Feiereisen, Cedar Rapids city assessor, acted for the board of supervisors bidding accrued taxes, penalties and costs. An estimated private bid rate of one for every forty offerings prevailed as delinquent properties for 1932 and prior years were offered.
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Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
D. Feiereisen
Cedar Rapids
Board of Supervisors
Tax list adjustments reflect paid taxes before sale
Tax records show certain properties were stricken from the list as taxes were paid in person and by mail during the hours immediately preceding the regular sale, indicating clearance ahead of proceedings.
Billion For Defense Sought In Budget
President Roosevelt asked Congress to set national defense at about one billion dollars annually for the second year. Navy requests total 551,308,399 and War totals 443,699,305, bringing combined requests to 995,007,704, up over last year and above current appropriations.
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Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Washington
Navy Department
War Department
Easy, Inexpensive Relief for Neuralgia with Ben-Gay
The ad promotes Baume Ben-Gay as a quick, effective treatment for neuralgia pains. It claims Ben-Gay penetrates the skin and bloodstream to reach the pain, urging generous application at the first twinges and to keep a tube handy.
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Ben-Gay
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Baikal
Asia
Inventor
Stone
Haymiltonian
Humphrey
The
Trade Commission
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
London
Stockholm
Red Cross
Mussolini
Virginio Gayda
Giornale d’Italia
League of Nations
William Vavra
Ralph Podzimek
Cc. R
Linn
Away
BAUME
May
Frate Drug Store
Armstrong
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