Congress Holds Line on CCC and Budget Cuts
The piece reviews how Congress, led by Woodrum, aims to hold the deficit to the President's 950 million target. It notes the CCC curtailment approved with minor protest, TVA and social security board savings, and that the House trims more than the Senate usually does. It also covers Supreme Court retirement hints for Justice McReynolds and health concerns for Justice Cardozo, plus political maneuvering aroundHatton Sumners and Sam Rayburn.
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Ashington
Congress
Woodrum
House
Mr. R
Congressional
TVA
Gilbertsville
Social Security Board
Senate
Justice McReynolds
McReynolds
Cardozo
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Roosevelt interview notes amid Ludlow burial fallout
In the petitioners list Maury Maverick did not sign citing Minneapolis absence. A telegram was sent to him for signature but no reply was received. Reporters say Roosevelt has been subdued since the Ludlow amendment burial, no longer as peppy as in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southpaw
Maury Maverick
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Plan for Medical Aid Program for the Poor
The American Medical Association announced a program to provide medical care for the poor. Plans across counties would be led by county medical societies, acting as a clearing house to develop a nationwide system of medical care. The board adopted resolutions to cooperate with health agencies and establish procedures for studies of medical and preventive services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Board of Trustees
Association
Bureau of Medical Economics
Benson Announces Run for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Nomination
Former State Senator Charles A. Benson of Elkader announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Iowa secretary of agriculture at the June primaries. Benson, a cattle breeder, previously ran for the post in 1936 and chaired key agricultural and highways panels in earlier General Assemblies. Curran and Fuester are among Democrats in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etkader, Jr
Charles A. Benson
Elkader
Iowa
Benson
State Agricultural Post
Thomas L. Curran
Ottumwa
General Assembly
Senate Agricultural Committee
State Board of Assessment and Review
Dr. Curran
C. E. R Fuester
Ida Grove
Rivers And Harbors Projects to Be Discussed
Officials of the National Rivers and Harbors congress announce a project committee meeting in Washington on January 18 and 19 to review flood and drought prevention and control, navigation, irrigation, reforestation and conservation proposals. The thirty third annual convention opens January 20. Featured projects include Upper Mississippi Valley division at Guttenberg Iowa, water conservation and storage, Upper Mississippi River channel, and Grand River basin flood control involving Iowa and Missouri.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Upper
Mississippi Valley Division
Guttenberg
Iowa
Mississippi River
Missouri
Strike Benefits Not Subject To Security Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service ruled that union strike benefits paid to members are not subject to social security taxes because they are not wages tied to employment. The ruling also states transportation tickets provided by a company to employees should not be counted as earnings for social security tax calculations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Highlights Network Lineups
The listing covers 6:00 to 11:30 PM radio programs across NBC CBS and networks, noting Amos and Andy, Easy Aces, Mr Keen, Mr. and Mrs. programs, Hollywood stars, orchestras, talk and drama shows, and announcers across WEAF WJZ WABC KMOX WCCO WHBM WBBM and other stations. It details host names, orchestras, and segments like Town Meeting, Vincent program, and band lineups.
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Amos 'N
Andy
NBC
WEAF
Easy Aces
WJZ
Nerbert Foote
CBS
Mr Keen
Freddie Martin
Orch
WJZ Chain
We, the People
WABC
WEBM
KMOX
WCCO
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Meredttte Wilson Arch
Rochester Pantagnonie
Major
Bowes
WADC
WHBM
Alr
Robhanes la Follette
Blan Crosby
Bob Burns
Karry Kogen
Victor Bay
King's Deltas
Weaf Chain
WEA
Eddie Learon
Fred Feibel
Don McNeil, Inc
BBC
WBBM
Elden Ho Mills
Mary Marestet McBride
Cms
Emerson Gill's
Carlisle
London
INBC
Maxim Lowe
Ruth Lyon
Sue Blake
Walter Damiosch
NHC
Waomen
Kathryn Crnvens
Pepper Younr
Capek
Munkropoulo
Wj2z
Ma Perkins
Vic and Sade
Kenny Peabody
the Guiding Light
Lorenzo Jones
WEAP
Mary Marlin
Roger Williams
Tenor
Kitty Keene
Education In the News
Mins Small
Uncle Ezra
Karl Rejland
Indo
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Frank Munn
Tenritn
Hollywood Hotel
Linton Wells
Alexander
Weaf Ain
Tommay Dorsey
NDC
Wdz
Kitty Carlste
M.c
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood Gossip
Panchito and
Woman Wounded In Sioux Falls Blast Granted Divorce
Mrs Helen Sieler twenty six was granted divorce from Edward Sieler after charging cruelty and drunkenness. The Sioux Falls dynamite blast on December thirty first, 1936 left her bullet torn and blind in one eye while Harold Baker was killed. She described bullets hitting her spine and her bullet ridden escape from the scene. One gang member remained at large as Harry Slim Reeves serves forty years and Billy Nesbeth lost his life sentence appeal at Sioux Falls. She plans to work on a farm after court.
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Sioux City
Helen Sieler
Sioux Falls
S. D
Edward Sieler
Robert H Munger
Mrs. Sieler
Baker
Lee Bradley
Harry
Slim” Reeves
Iowa Penitentiary
Billy Nesbeth
Sieler
Springville Elevator Employee Foils Bank Holdup Attempt
Springville Wednesday evening at 715 p m Lute Samuels an elevator employee confronted by a gunman fled for help after turning off lights. Sheriff and deputies searched the building and nearby alleys but found no suspect. A broken rear door hasp and footprints suggest the bandit escaped through back yards and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Springville
Lute Samuels
John Armstrong
Samuels
James H. Smith
Larry Condon
Mother Held For Killing 2 Children Is Adjudged Insane
Mrs Elias Watters the 38 year old mother charged with shooting four of her children at the Bremer county home on December 21 was declared sane by a district court jury. She was ordered committed to Independence state hospital for the insane. Judge M F Edwards presided at the sanity hearing. Two of the children survived injuries.
Farmer editor calls Wallace a dictator at heart
Samuel R. Guard, Breeder's Gazette editor, charged that Henry A. Wallace aims to hold dictatorial power in the farm bill. He told Iowa State College’s Black and Bridle club of animal husbandry students of a proposed national farm show with record entries to prove efficiency and lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Samuel R. Guard
Breeder's Gazette
Henry A. Wallace
Guard
United States Agricultural Department
Wallace
Roosevelt Signs Bill To Ban Defense Photos
President Roosevelt signed a bill prohibiting the making of photographs sketches or maps of vital military and naval defenses. The act aims to safeguard security by restricting visual documentation of strategic fortifications and defenses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
France Plans Two 42 000-Ton Battleships To Rival Italy
Paris AP report says France intends to build two 42 000 ton battleships to counter Italy's production of two 35 000 ton capital ships. Mussolini announced Jan 7 that Italy would field the Roma and Impero as fascism pushes naval power in the Mediterranean. The plan places France in a new Franco Italian naval race.
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Paris
France
Italy
Great Britain
Hood
Benito Mussolini
Mediterranean
Beauty Soap Bargains and Personal Care Offers
Chamberlain offers five dollars of value with assorted soaps and creams. Krank’s Balm Argenta Hinds’ Honey and Almond Cream priced at 83 cents for the 4 ounce size and 39 cents for the 50 cent size. Jergen’s Lotion available in 1 dollar size and 50 cent large size. Lux Lifebuoy Palmolive Camay soaps feature five for bath use. Cashmere Bouquet Soap and Fama varieties also listed.
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Krank’s
Jergen
Lux
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Texas
Rep. Hatton Sumners
Sam Rayburn
Sears
Ance
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Henry Busse
Letehton Noble
Hill
Dick Gasperre
WIZ Chain
Richard Fhimber
Happy Fellow
Shaws Orchestra
Dan Harding
Donna
Dean
Rhoda
National Biscuit Company
Martin's
Cape
West Point Towels
South Uitex
North Star
Martin
West
Chamberlain
Woodbury's
Fitch
Toro
Dorothy Gray
A&a
Wrisley
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