Delancey May Be Lost to Cards Until June
St Louis AP A physician verdict ends Bill Delancey’s bid to return before June as the Cardinals place a rookie catcher Brusie Ogrodowski into the pennant race. Delancey rests in Phoenix with pleurisy. Virgil Davis to handle catching duties. Rickey calls Ogrodowski a splendid prospect, possible top catcher in the majors.
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Bill Delancey
St. Louis Cardinals
Delancey
Robert F. Hyland
Phoenix
Ariz
Cardinals
Brusie Ogrodowski
Columbus
Branch Rickey
Virgil Davis
Qogrodowski
Rickey
Helen Moody Weighs Return To Tennis Next Season
New York AP reports star Helen Wills Moody arrived to study painting and discuss a book with a publisher. She refused to discuss plans for a possible comeback next summer, noting only that her game is stronger than last year.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Canzoneri Stops Brecio Garcia In The Ninth Round
Tony Canzoneri the Marlboro, N J based lightweight ruler fought a stiff battle against Mexican contender Brecio Garcia from San Antonio Texas in a non title bout at the Star Casino. Canzoneri won by technical knockout in the ninth round as he tunes up for a spring title defense.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Marlboro
Brecio Garcia
San Antonio
Tex
Tony
Canzoneri
Garcia
Star Casino
Newhall Boys Beat Blairstown In Local Doubleheader
Newhall high school defeated Blairstown 27 to 14 in the boys game as Weyn scored 15 points and Hartin led Blairstown with five. In the girls contest Quasqueton beat Newhall 37 to 22 with Johnson scoring 20 and Hebel 13. Wilhelms led the locals with 10.
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Gazette
Newhall
Blairstown
Quasqueton
Weyn
Hartin
Johnson and Hebel
Wilhelms
Cooper
Bath Cleared to Box in New York After Review
Hank Bath of Fort Morgan Colorado once barred from Madison Square Garden was approved for a New York boxing license after the state Athletic Commission reviewed a California report. Bath and manager Jack Kearns had been denied for a bout with Red Burman due to two Los Angeles bouts flagged as questionable. The commission also rejected Havana suspensions against Mike Jacobs and Julian Black for canceling the Louis Gastanaga fight, since neither Jacobs nor Black held Cuban licenses.
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Hank Bath
Fort Morgan
Colo
Madison Square Garden
Athletic Commission
California Commission
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Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Red Burman
Los Angeles
Havana Boxing Commission
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Julian Black
Jacobs
Black
Cuba
Bonus Measure Dilemma For New Dealers
Washington AP reports the $2.491 billion soldiers bonus lands on President Roosevelt with a political dilemma. The administration contemplates debt, taxes, or inflation as financing options while voting leaders expect a veto override, leaving how to raise funds unclear.
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Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Treasury
Larceny and DUI Sentences Handed Down in Cedar Rapids
Leo Barnes, 26, of Cedar Rapids, received a four month county jail term effective Dec 26 after pleading guilty to larceny in district court. Barnes and Raymond Spillman, 28, were charged with larceny and malicious injury to a vehicle. Spillman pled not guilty and later Barnes withdrew his plea on the larceny count. George Moenck, 36, of Anamosa, was fined 300 and costs for operating while intoxicated with a 90 day jail term if unpaid and a three month driving ban. Alfred Gaskill, 38, of Cedar Rapids, pled not guilty to a stalled car on a Fourth Street crossing. Myron Diamond, 41, had a charge of illegal possession of liquor dismissed for lack of evidence. Diamond pled not guilty on Dec 23.
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Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Barnes
Raymond J. Spillman
Paul Vevia
B Avenue NE
Vevia
George K. Moenck
Anamosa
King
Alfred Gaskill
Judge Ring
Fourth Street
Gaskill
Myron Diamond
Diamond
Processing Tax Ruling Prompts Legal Battle Across Sectors
New York AP reports the U S Supreme Court orders $200 million in impounded AAA processing taxes returned. Federal courts move to disburse funds to manufacturers and processors of cotton wheat corn and meat face suits over distribution and beneficiary classes including retailers, stockholders and consumers who paid higher prices.
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New York
Supreme Court
AAA
U. S. Supreme Court
Iowa Newsmen Meet With Gov Landon in Topeka
A delegation of Iowa newspaper men and Republican leaders visited Gov. Alf Landon in Topeka to discuss the presidential race. Led by Carl H. Cook, the group emphasized Landon as a presidential possibility and reported confidence in the GOP’s prospects in Iowa.
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Iowa
Alf Landon
Carl H. Cook
Glenwood
Mr. Cook
K. C. Crabbe
Albia
Union
Republican
M. L. Curtis
Knoxville
Knoxville «Journal
Berry F
Democratic National Committee
Curtis
Kansas
Senator Spars at Liberty League Criticism Dinner
In Washington Senator Schnellenbach denounces the Liberty League as run by crooks and leeches while predicting possible fallout for Alfred E. Smith. He cites Raskob and Du Pont and questions tax actions, hinting at a speech by Smith at a Saturday dinner and broader party tensions ahead of the Philadelphia convention. A land record follows with Clyde Caffee and wife conveying a Vernon Heights lot for $1 and conditions on December 12, 1935.
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American Liberty League
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
Schnellenbach
Wash
Smith
New York
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
John J. Raskob
Pierre du Pont
Schwellenbach
Edward F. Hutton
Hutton
League
du Ponts
Delaware
General Motors Corporation
Raskob
du Pont
Chicago
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
Liberty League
Republican Organization
Farm relief tax plan sparks clash over powers
Senate subcommittee debates a Bankhead plan to pay farmers via subsidies tied to soil improvement and production cuts. Murphy claims Treasury secretary Wallace opposes broad powers while others push limited two year legislation and constitutional safeguards. Attorney General Cummings warns of tax options to remedy court rulings on the AAA. Roosevelt seeks funds for pre decision farm contracts as the administration weighs new taxes for general revenue.
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Murphy
Iowa
Wallace
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Supreme Court
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Cummings
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Logan
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AAA Funds Planned for Expenses and Contracts
The allocation of 296,185,000 would cover expenses and contracts including winter wheat growers agreements that were approved but not fully drawn before the AAA decision.
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AAA
Norwegians Dominate Olympic Ski Jump Practice
Norway's ski jumpers led by Birger Ruud swept the top five in Olympic practice at Garmisch Partenkirchen. Ruud posted 71 and 69 meter jumps, the first setting a course record by two meters, while the best American was seventh with Walter Bitela recording two 64 meter flights. Dick Durrance followed with a best of 60 meters for eleventh.
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Germany
Norway
Birger Ruad
United States
Canada
Japan
Italy
Ruud
Walter Bitela
Ishpeming, Mich
Dick Durrance
Dartmouth
Judge approves Ely Bank receiver report in district court
Judge H C Ring approved the twelfth quarterly report in the Ely Trust and Savings Bank receivership. Cash on hand at Dec 31 stood at 8066.62 with a quarterly depositors dividend of 22104.12 paid. Receiver D W Bates and examiner-in-charge Ben Summerwill noted total depositor dividends near 155000 to date.
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H. C. Ring
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
D. W. Bates
Ben S. Summerwill
Gas Jet Proves Fatal As Hat Rack
CHICAGO UP. Herman Busch aged 66 was found dead in his room after entering and hanging his coats on a gas jet. The gas flooded the room when the jet broke, and he died.
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Chicago
Herman Busch
Herman
House Committee Rejects Neutrality Exemption
Washington AP The House Foreign Affairs Committee rejected a proposal to make permanent neutrality inapplicable to Italy and Ethiopia. Chairman McReynolds TN urged minor amendments before a vote to send the measure to the House floor. The panel approved a discretionary embargoes section and backed a Monroe Doctrine based exemption for Latin American nations at war with non American powers.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Italy
Ethiopia
McReynolds
Tenn
House
Air Force Recruit Reform Seen From CCC Camps
Eugene L. Vidal urged Congress to tap Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees for aviation needs. He proposed CCC basic aeronautics training as part of vocational education to boost airmen and ground crew reserves, though other government branches showed little support.
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Congress
Air Commerce Bureau
Eugene L. Vidal
Vidal
CCC
Parnell High Defeats South English 45 to 16
Parnell High beat South English 45 16 on Tuesday. Ward returned to the lineup and assisted in the win with 16 points while Lower added 13. Parnell meets North English here Friday night.
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Parnell
Parnell High
Ward
Lower
Iowa Woman Killed In Highway Mishap
Mrs. C. R. Harding of Council Bluffs Iowa was instantly killed when her car struck a tree across the highway near Columbus Georgia. Her husband was injured and extricated by bystanders and taken to a hospital in not serious condition.
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C. R. Harding
Council Bluffs
Harding
Supreme Court decision nears in Havens murder case
The Iowa Supreme Court could decide soon whether to grant a rehearing in the 1934 Havens murder case. Siegel, charged with manslaughter in the Valley Gardens beer parlor death, has been free on appeal bond as the court reviews. A perjury indictment against Siegel tied to a graft investigation was dropped, with the opinion stating alleged misconduct was not prejudicial to Siegel's case.
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Supreme Court
James L. “Lefty” Havens
Glen Gross
Siegel
Valley Gardens
Robert H. Munger
Woodbury County
Edward L. O'Connor
Sioux City
Paul W. Richards
Red Oak
Search For Iowan Feared To Be Frozen
Two hundred men led by Sheriff John Angus searched for Will Devore a 62 year old retired farmer missing since Wednesday morning after starting to walk to his farm one mile northeast of Corning Indiana Officials feared for his safety noting ill health and cold weather could have exhausted him Heavy snowdrifts might have hid him despite the large search and men tramping the road and ditches all day
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Corning
John Angus
Will Devore
Here
Devore
Soviet warn of danger to world peace at UN council
Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet foreign commissar, warned the League of Nations council that anti communist prejudice risks world peace. He named Japan, Germany, Italy, and Uruguay, accusing Uruguay of anti-Soviet agitation after severing relations over a cheese trade dispute. He challenged Uruguay to prove its charges and denied Soviet support for South American communists.
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Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
League of Nations Council
Italy
Litvinoff
Japan
Germany
Uruguay
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Moscow
La Porte City Drops Twin Bill to Jesup
La Porte City fell to Jesup in a doubleheader Tuesday evening. The first game ended 20 to 18 with Fultz and Schrieber top scorers for La Porte City while Schiler and Carroll led Jesup. In the second game the locals lost 15 to 13.
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Jesup
Fultz
Schrieber
Schiler
Carroll
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