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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1936

Page

12

Farmers Meet to Discuss New Farm Program Visions

Delegates at a parley in the agriculture department corridors debated national farm policy after the AAA ruling. Roosevelt urged new federal legislation while warning against obstructionists and urging a national approach to subsidies, quotas, and soil conservation to sustain farm welfare. Large Western delegations and former rally organizers joined the discussion.

Supreme Court United States Congress Roosevelt Agriculture Department AAA Washington Rother Farmers

Blast Fatal To Marion Woman

A Marion woman died in a blast and funeral services are set for Sunday at the Yorem chapel in Marion. The Rev C J Biddle of the Christian church will conduct the services. Burial will be in Troy Mills cemetery.

Marion Coatry Deomtory Chrise Trimtie Bu Ound Carl Mda Vee Cherry Suzant Och Chetty Troy Mills Yorem C J Biddle Christian Church Brroal

Farm Holiday Group Demands on Iowa Congressmen

At a crowded Sioux City gathering the Farm Holiday association pressed three demands: cost of production legislation via surplus centers, transfer of US finances from private hands to the government, and passage of the Frazier Lemke refinancing plan with a federal moratorium. They also urged non interest bearing treasury certificates for veterans and questioned current Washington farm program representation.

Sioux City Congress Iowa Nebraska Farm Holiday Association Gillette Louis Murphy L J. Dickinson Milo Reno United States of America United States Treasury Washington Wallace

House Approves World War Bonus in Landslide Vote

The House passed the World War bonus by a large margin 319 to 90 and later 322 to 98 in a veto override attempt after the Senate backed the bill 55 to 33 and 54 to 40. The plan affects about 3.463 million veterans with certificates totaling around 3.5 billion dollars. Supporters say the cash flow would boost purchasing power and spur recovery. The Ways and Means committee noted that many veterans have died or will die before the act could pay out.

House Senate Roosevelt United Front Ways and Means Committee Congress

Colorado Woman Named To Post Assistant Treasury Duties

WASHINGTON AP President Roosevelt named Miss Josephine Roche of Colorado as assistant secretary of the treasury and to assume temporarily the duties of administrator of the federal alcohol administration after Hoyt resigned pending a successor selection.

Washington Roosevelt Friday Josephine Roche Colorado the Treasury Federal Alcohol Administration Franklin D Hoyt

Bonus bill details for veterans cash from 1000 certificate

The House bill outlines cash values for a $1000 bonus certificate based on borrowing, timing, and maturity. No cash if cash option chosen after April 6 1937. three percent interest accrues until withdrawal or death. Rep Wesley Lloyd of Washington dies suddenly delaying adjournment.

Washington United States Wesley Lloyd Wash

Iowa Representatives Vote Against Veterans Bonus Bill

In Washington the house saw a long list of Iowans voting no on the veterans bonus bill. The roll also noted paired votes from Drewry of Virginia Cornin and Duffy of New York against the measure.

Washington Ins House Andrews Mass Bacon Cox Gay Culkin N. WV Darden Omo Huddleston Ala Plumley Lanham Tex Lehrbach J. Lewis Cole McLean N. J. Mapes Mich Mermitt Conn Millard N. Y Montague O'Day Y. Oliver O'Neal Perkins N. J. Peyser Rich Robertson Utah Rogers Russell Sisson Smith Snell Terry Ark Tinkham Tobey Virginia Cornin New York Duffy

Question Three On Dr. Peacock Murder

In Chicago two men and a woman were detained for questioning over the death of Dr. Silber C. Peacock, a child specialist gunned down in his car. Frank Anton a hotel clerk his brother Stephen and Mae Mason a nurse are held on suspicion linking Mrs Valeria Anton’s Jan 1 death from an illegal operation to the Peacock case. A third doctor is to be questioned.

Chicago Silber C. Peacock Frank Anton Stephen Mae Mason Valeria Anton Frank Peacock

Morgan Loan Profit Sparks Protest Over Human Tragedy

A lengthy congressional inquiry details Morgan loans to the Anglo French loan of 1915, including underwriter profits and alleged pressure tactics. It notes Charles Morgan and partners denying impropriety while Lamont and Mrs. Whitney appear in testimony.

Condon J. P. Morgan & Company Lamont George Whitney

Seven Suspects Arrested in Brooklyn Armored Car Heist

Seven men, believed members of a Brooklyn gang that robbed an armored car outside Rebel Ice Corp in August 1934 of 427000, were arrested on Friday. Police withheld six names, while the seventh, Archie Stewart, faced indictment in a Fort Lee bank holdup last December 20 for 15851.

NEW York Rebel Ice Corporation Brooklyn Ice Company Archie Stewart Fort Lee N. J

Kentucky Federal Judge Upholds Farm Mortgage Measure

Federal District Judge Elwood Hamilton sustained the amended Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium act finding it not essentially different from Minnesota’s moratorium law the Supreme Court previously upheld.

Kentucky Louisville Elwood Hamilton Minnesota Supreme Court

House Republicans Tighten Focus on Tariff Policy

North Dakota and Michigan Republicans press to force a vote on the Frazier Lemke farm refinancing bill seeking 9 signatures for a petition. They study impacts of AAA invalidation on farm commodities loans and debate keeping the 34 1/2 percent land bank rate for two years while considering cost of production measures. Gillette reelected chairman, Hildebrandt secretary.

N. D Crawford Mich Frazier-Lemke Lemke AAA Christianson Minn Federal Land Bank Gillette Hilderbrandt S. D

Farm Grain Stocks On Farms JAn 1 1936 Report

Washington reports January 1 1936 farm grain stocks total 159 390 000 bushels of wheat 26 4 percent of the 1935 crop 1 842 908 000 bushels of corn 69 8 percent of the 1935 crop and 771 452 000 bushels of oats 64 5 percent of the 1935 crop compared with January 1 1935 figures for wheat corn and oats.

Washington (Lp Agriculture Department Department

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Pegely Cedar Rapids Bill Dr. Peacock Lica & Myris Reveal Morgan America William Jennings Bryan Wilson Robert Lansing Europe Morgans William G McAdoo McAdoo Lansing Clark Joans Morgan Clarks 2Nd Ave
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