Washington notes hint at new anti trust law by R
A Washington narrative outlines possible moves toward antitrust or monopoly control laws tied to a Roosevelt style approach. It notes hints from the President about working with General Motors and price production tables, while Borah’s criticisms steer the debate and signal internal uncertainty.
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Ashington
Mr. R
Washington
Wall Street
Roosevelt
NRA
General Motors
Knudsen
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Jackson-Ickes
Borah
Jackson
Ickes
White House
Mgr. R
Byrnes committee seeks cures for unemployment and business confidence
The Byrnes committee, probing the low mood, concludes laws alone won t fix unemployment and vows to consult chemical, textile, railroad, steel, and agriculture industries for a tangible cure. A tale of Mrs Taft’s unexpected gallery appearance underscores shifting public interest as time marches on.
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Byrnes
Bill Green
General Wood
Senate
Land
Philippines
United States
William Howard Taft
Taft
Forgetful Motor Party Aided By Highway Patrol
A Kansas City report describes Mr Earl Newton, Mrs Earl Newton, and Mrs Craig Barnum of Conrad Indiana traveling to Florida when a state patrolman reminded them they left a suitcase at friends’ house. Police broadcast a general request and the patrolman found and notified the return.
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Kansas City
Earl Newton
Craig Barnum
Conrad
Florida
House of Friends
West Union Creamery Chief Retires After Two Decades
Maurice Olesen retires after twenty years as president of the West Union Farmers Creamery company. F. J. Grafenberger elected president, with Maurice Olesen’s son Harry named director to succeed Grafenberg. Carl Fels reelected vice-president. H. L. Pape and Clarence Hoag reelected as directors. The firm paid off all indebtedness during the year.
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West Union
Maurice Olesen
West Union Farmers Creamery Company
F. J. Grafenberger
Harry Olesen
Grafenberg
H. L. Pape
Clarence Hoag
Carl Fels
Quarantine For Babies In Vicinity Of Miles
Dr W C Stewart of the state veterinarian department set a rabies quarantine in Union Van Buren and Iowa townships Jackson county and Deep Creek and Elk River townships Clinton county. Deputy Sheriff Ronald Cahill served notice on trustees and boards of health to restrain or muzzle dogs or destroy those running at large. A pekinese in Miles Indiana was found rabid by three people last week. Farmers warned to watch stock. cats on Marvin Schmidt farm ordered shot.
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Maquoreta
W C. Stewart
State Veterinarian Department
Union
van Buren
Iowa
Jackson County
Deep Creek
Elk River
Clinton County
Ronald Cahill
Boards of Health
Miles
Marvin Schmidt
Theft of steam boiler injector reported in Beverly
Police were notified about the theft of a brass monitor injector for a steam boiler from a Beverly building between January 3 and 6. The item weighed about forty pounds and was valued at 75 dollars. The report was filed by D. M. Cassidy, special agent for the North Western Railroad, at 1535 Beverly Avenue SE.
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Beverly
D. M. Cassidy
Bever Avenue
North Western Railroad
Fire started by lighted cigaret at residence
Firemen answered a 5:30 p.m. alarm at the Christ A. Brodersen home 1125 Fourteenth avenue SE to extinguish a blaze caused by a lighted cigaret tossed on rags. damage was slight. The report notes sportsmen train dogs with kites that mimic birds to aid retrieval of fallen game.
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Christ A. Brodersen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Two Frozen To Death In Auto Near Fonda Ia
Pocahontas County Sheriff said two people died of freezing in an automobile on a side road east of Fonda. Victims were Al Lieb 38 of Pocahontas and Rose Duitsman 30 of Fonda. Car ran out of gas, likely stalled since Sunday night with windows partly open. Coroner to hold inquest Wednesday.
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Fonda
Pocahontas County
Hubert Kapsch
Here
al Lieb
Pocahontas
Rose Duitsman
Lieb
Kapsch
F. E. Heathman
Freight Boost Would Turn Farmers Wholly To Trucking
J C Williamson of Chariton Iowa secretary of the Iowa Cooperative Livestock Marketing association said Iowa farmers would shift entirely to trucking if the proposed 15 percent railroad freight hike is approved. He warned farmers cannot bear further rate increases and would buy trucks to move cattle to market. Joseph H Anderson from Thompson opposed any increase for local creameries. C A Ansen of Des Moines represented the Iowa state commerce commission.
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Chicago
J C. Williamson
Chariton
Iowa Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association
Iowa
Midwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Williamson
Joseph H. Anderson
Thompson
National Association of Local Creameries
C. A. Ansen
Des Moines
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Stocks Of Leading Grains On Farms Show Big Increase
Washington reports on farm grain holdings as of January 1 show 1,667,989,000 bushels of corn on farms, 208,745,000 of wheat, and 688,937,000 of oats. These totals nearly double 1937 levels with 71.2 percent of corn, 23.9 percent of wheat, and 60.1 percent of oats stored on farms.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Theft Reported At CCC Camp Razor Stolen From Bar Racks
Lieut W H Balmos of the Solon CCC camp reported to police a theft of an electric razor valued at 15 dollars from the bar racks between January 4 and 6. The owner was Richard Coon, an enrollee in Balmos company.
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W. H. Balmos
Solon
Waterloo Man Heads Rabbit Show Circuit
Claire C. Barclay of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa Rabbit Show circuit. Other officers named include George F. Pierce of Davenport as vice president J. H. Huxford of Des Moines secretary and E. T. Smith of Cedar Rapids treasurer.
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Des Moines
Claire C. Barclay
Waterloo
George F. Pierce
Davenport
J. H. Huxford
E. T. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening Schedule Across Networks
A dense list of programs across NBC CBS and ABC networks detailing show times, host names, orchestras, and featured stars from 6 00 pm through 11 30 pm including Amos n Andy Easy Aces Vox Pop Henry Menken and Edna Guests appearances, with many station-specific chains and syndicated acts.
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Amos 'N
Andy
NBC
WEAF
Easy Aces
WJZ
Herbert Foote
Orchestra
CBS
Savitt
Louis’ Panico
Helen Menken
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
Russ Morgan
WEAP
Heidt
WJZ Chain
WOC
WCCO
Hollywood
Mara Gras
Lanny Ross
Chain
Roy Shields
Ransom “Sherman
Hush Johnson
Benny Goodman
Wbbm Knox Woc
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood Gossip
National Republican Meeting
Frank Knox
Kmox OC
Dale Carnegie
Weaf Chain
Rhythm Quartet
Trump Davidson
Paul Whiteman
Orrin
Tucker's
Aganns
Freddie Nagel
Amos 'N' Andy
Uncle Ezra
Mr. Keen
Alistair Cooke
Mario Cozzi
One Man's Family
Roy Shield
Andre Kostelanetz
Lawrence Tibbett
Ben_Bernie
Lew Lehr
Dick Powell
M.ec
WEAF_chain
WECO
Genrigh Johnson
Patti Chapin
Dick Gasperre
Richard Himber
WABO
Eddie Varzo
Harold Nasgel
Tommy Dorsey
Teddy Hill
Henry Kine
Burke Favors U S Keeping Porto Rico
Senator Burke Ned believes the United States should maintain its close ties with Porto Rico and will not seriously consider independence. He argues ongoing U S Porto Rico relations best serve both nations after returning from the island.
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Burke
U.S
Porto Rico
Washington
Ned
United States
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Martha Raye
Parkyakarkus
al Jolson
al Jolaon
Martha Rays
Victor Young
CCC
Malcolm
Claire
Greenfield Village Chapel
Don Menelli
Madison
Ensemble
Alice Joy
Landt
Trio
Mrs. Wess
Viennese Ensemble
Teeny Wons Seranbook
David Harum
Weap Chain
Nen Sherr
WIZ Chain
Ruth Carhart
Jones
Time For
Willam Thompson Hanzche
Mary Margaret McBride
W. Bauer
Oneltie
Te Don
Carile An Ondon
Pepper Young's
Josef Hand
Ray Block
Varieties
Vic and Sade
Rakov Orchestra
Jenny Peachy
Lorenzo Jones
Barry, Kogen
Ransom Sherman
M. c. BC
Mary Matin
National Congress of P. T. A
Allan R. Dafoe
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Mary Sothern
WHEBM
Harry Koren
Johnnie Johnston
Barizona
Dorothy Gordon
Marek Weber
Barry Wood
Emerson Gill
Lonr
Doris Kerr
Howard Phillips
WABG
Edw.g.robinson
Claire Trevor
Holywood
Big Town
Edward G. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Palmolive
Hilltop
RADIO
Nan Grey
Universal Pictures
Kathy
Kit
Martin's
Peterpan
Andes
Tomorro Januar Vinge Sia
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Gossard
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