Roosevelt Inaugural Address Echoes National Goals
The second inaugural speech is praised for its eloquence and vision as Roosevelt outlines democracy and protection of government. analysts note no concrete plan but emphasize the president’s persuasive power. Separately, Iowa liquor seals scandal questions theft and enforcement as cases wind through courts. Wisconsin lawmaker proposes outlawing straw polls to curb bandwagon effects.
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Eighteenth Iowa Farm Bureau Convention Opens Amid Bad Roads
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation begins its eighteenth annual convention in Des Moines as icy roads threaten attendance. Debates focus on a $10 membership fee and the poultry marketing co operative backed by government loans. Delegates plan to review service activities and rural electrification exhibits.
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Japan’s Arita Attacks Reds and Seeks Open Markets
Japanese Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita lashes out at the Comintern and defends anti communist ties with Germany and Italy. He outlines seven policy aims to dominate China and eastern Asia, expand overseas markets, push Manchukuo ties, and maintain relations with Britain and the United States.
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Dog Team And Plane In Race Against Death
In Washington state two rescue teams race to aid a 21 year old miner with a critical appendicitis. Dr E T Murdock with eight dogs travels by sledge from Asurite mine toward Winthrop while Pilot Bob Johnson plans to land at Horse Haven with a medical kit and a nurse ready to reach the camp.
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300 Searchers Press Hunt for Michigan Felon
Three hundred armed federal agents and state troopers pressed a 30 mile area in southeastern Michigan for Alcide Benoit 25 the kidnap killer of State Policeman Richard Hammond. Federal help joined as Benoit and accomplice Delberto were charged with kidnapping. Ground troops aided by a radio plane hunted a swampy area near Monroe amid reports of a possible wound and a running gun battle.
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Windsor Crash Shakes Duke on Icy Austrian Road
The Duke of Windsor was shaken when his automobile collided with another on an icy Austrian road near Enzelfeld while returning from Vienna to the Rothschilds' castle. The car was damaged and the roads were blamed.
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Manufacturer Died in Suffern NY Founder of Alle Products
D H McConnell, 78, founder and president of Alle Products Inc perfume makers, died Wednesday at his Suffern home after an extended illness.
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Coast Guard rushes aid to flood belt farmlands
Chicago dispatch notes six radio surf boats and four guardsmen per boat sent to Hazelton and Evansville as levees buckle. Ohio River rises 700 miles from West Virginia to Illinois while Mississippi swells. crews warned to shoot to kill those who breach levees. Frigid weather threatens California citrus and blizzards hit Utah and Montana.
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Capital pensioner plunges to death watching inaugural parade
Carol Seeds of Foxcroft plunged eight stories from the Capital garage roof while watching the inaugural parade in Washington. He died at the scene. investigators reviewed the circumstances surrounding the fall.
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Japan to push near total militarization of empire
The Japanese army plans a nationwide declaration demanding near complete militarization of the empire and Manchukuo. If adopted, the Tokio general staff would control almost every aspect of life for more than 120 million people, according to Petes News Agency.
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Davenport Man Heads Branch Of Farm Bureau Group
Robert Combs of Davenport is named manager of the Iowa Agricultural Business Cooperative service, a new division of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. He will take leave from Scott County agricultural agent duties to move to Des Moines. The service concentrates on rural electrification engineering legal management and auditing with its first annual meeting set for January 30.
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Towa School Girl Wins Grand Champion Steer at National Western
Jean Minish a 19 year old from Hudson Iowa won the 4 H club grand championship at the National Western stock show with a Hereford steer weighing 1085 pounds sold to a Denver grocery chain for 37 cents a pound bringing her 401 45. She sacrificed social activities and school to raise the animal.
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Round Up of Hoboes in Hunt for Kidnapper
In a sweeping dragnet in the Pacific northwest over 150 men were seized in crack downs led by federal agents under J Edgar Hoover. The raids targeted hobo camps across Washington state to find the snatch slayer of Charles Mattson.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Posts Largest National Membership Gain
Des Moines AP reports Iowa Farm Bureau membership reached 46,532 in 1936, up 13,187 from 1935, the largest gain of any state in the American Farm Bureau. County bureaus across Iowa show substantial increases while Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson notes women and home demonstration agents advancing adult education for better community development.
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Jewels For His Crown Opens Tomorrow In Gazette
The Gazette begins installments of Jewels For His Crown by Mrs Harry Pugh Smith a tale of an American family and its struggles led by Tim Lacey a kind father. The story follows romances marriages and living battles within an average family as they face daily burdens.
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First January Inauguration Becomes Rainiest Ever
President Franklin D Roosevelt takes the oath amid cold rain at the Capitol as officials and crowds endure downpours. The first January inauguration records heavy weather with damp Bible and soggy umbrellas, while Roosevelt speaks to a soaked nation.
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Iowa Board Approves Schroeder as Athletic Head
The athletic board, after an eight hour meeting last Monday, recommended veteran physical education professor Schroeder as successor to Ossie Solem. Announcement was expected at the next board meeting despite stormy proceedings.
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Salinas man questioned in 12 year old Des Moines slaying
Salinas lettuce worker Clarence Gift, 37, was questioned by town police in Salinas about a 12 year old slaying of an unidentified girl near Des Moines. Gift denied involvement despite an attorney for his wife asserting he boasted of the Iowa killing.
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Perkins Hopes Auto Strike Talks Reopen After GM Confab
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins met Wednesday night with three GM executives and Michigan Governor Frank Murphy hoping to reopen settlement talks on the auto strike. The 6 pm session ended in impasse as GM President Alfred P. Sloan Jr. refused to recognize the CIO as the exclusive bargaining agency, a key Lewis demand.
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Buick Flint plant shuts down over parts shortage
Two auto plant shutdowns on Wednesday dampened the Washington peace mood. Buick division's Flint plant closed due to missing Fisher body parts, adding about 10,000 workers to idle status.
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Hereford Steers Bring Record Seven Year Peak Price
A new seven year January peak price of 14 dollars per hundred pounds was paid for two Hereford steers in Kansas City. It was the highest price since April 1935. The steers were fed by D S Anderson of Lexington Nebraska and sold to Swift & Co.
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Roosevelt Second Term Inauguration Amid Winter Rain
Franklin D Roosevelt began his second term in a rain soaked ceremony at the Capitol with about 30000 in attendance. He rode to the White House in an open car and outlined a broad program of social justice while warning against expanding private political power.
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Roosevelt Speech Inauguration Address Fragment
The speech recalls four years since inauguration and a pledge to speed a vision of security and peace for all people. It vows to purge desecrators from the temple of faith and to act tirelessly for happiness.
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