Call for clear disclosure in campaign fund sources
An inquiry into anonymous campaign contributions near ten thousand dollars linked to Iowa Democracy and Iowa Democratic Club has stalled. Polk County officials see no grand jury issue, but the piece urges legislative action to require traceable donors and public accountability for campaign funds to reveal potential official favors and curb evasion.
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Democratic
Iowa Democracy
Iowa Democratic Club
Polk County
Iowa
Florida canal project raises scrutiny and funding doubts
The piece notes hints of a possible two billion dollar request for next year from WPA officials, while unsure if Congress will approve. It cites Senator Vandenberg urging a special investigation into the Florida ship canal, with total costs estimated between 140 and 200 million dollars and questions about practicality, engineering reports, and expected benefits.
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Hopkins
Congress
Uncle Sam
Florida Ship Canal
Vandenberg
Michigan
Detroit News
Army
Florida
Fiat
Samois Tess Fimeky
Port Ae
AAA
Supreme Court
McReynolds
van Devanter
Harry Hopkins
Federal Theater Project
New York
Harlem
Mrs. Roosevelt
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
U. S
Cheaper Traveling In Sight for Rail Passengers
The examiner urges basic passenger fare reform with rates at 1 cent per mile for local trips, 2 cents for lengthy and rapid service, 3 cents for reserved travel with modern amenities, and 5 cents for deluxe service including a separate stateroom. Proposals include shifting postpaid charges to rails and making rail travel more attractive through cleaner cars and better accommodations.
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Giadsionmanon
Julesskite
Transportation
Iter Frastman
Bravery and Americanism in a World of Modern Wonders
A playful critique contrasts modern marvels with true knowledge, warning that button pushing proves little. It argues lifelong learning, humility, and self awareness, noting Hoover's confidence, Ataturk’s role, and the pride and paradoxes of American life.
Eastern roads resist fare cuts while west and south push rail relief
The I C C examiner notes a dwindling rail passenger share, with revenues near 1900 levels. Western and southern networks report lower fares boosting traffic, while eastern lines defend higher rates citing more high class passenger travel and greater reliance on fares. The debate centers on regional differences in demand and travel patterns.
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Eastman
I. C. C. Examiner
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Newik DaybyD aepeareeae Oe in a Photo Session
A fragmented first person monologue reveals a photographer’s studio anxieties. The speaker frets over being photographed for posters, captions, and ads while recalling fashion, actors, and past fame. The piece riffs on mood swings, cultural touchstones, and the urge to appear candid yet controlled.
Laughing at life amid bridge work and a rough grin
A speaker recalls rough saloon days and failed humor after a joke. He describes forced laughter during bridge work, a dull smile and a crowing attempt to joke while wounded. The tone blends self mockery, affection, and a plea for companionship and kisses.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest About A Newborn
The poem recalls a self centered man who becomes changed by the birth of his child. After hearing his baby, he visits the hospital and sees a hopeful world beyond coins and social entertainments, sharing news of the infant and mother. The man transforms from harsh to hopeful, embracing life’s new joys.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Allen Satapeeraster CO
Michigan
Chicago
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Michigan Ave
NEY Mok
Allen-Klapp-Prazier
Fifth Avene
Associated Press
The
International News
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RRA
Merle Crowell
Small
Radio Network Schedule Notes Bright Violin and Vocal Performances
A dense listing of 1930s radio programing with timings, performers, and network affiliations. Names include Frank Munn, Jessica Dragonette, Nino Martini, Rosita, and many orchestras. Stations: NBC CBS WABC WEAF WJZ WMGM, with daily afternoon and evening segments across multiple channels.
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CBS
WABC
NBC
WJZ Chain
Popeye the Sailor
WEAF
Jessica Dragonette
al Goodmanard
KMOX
Wcco St
WLW
Virginia Rea
WJZ
Fommy Harris
Eddie Duchin Orch
WEAP
Claude Hopkins Orch
Griff Williams
WJZ Ain
Harold Stern Orch
Herbie Kay Orch
Weaf Chain
William Meeder
CBB
WGBT
Maree. Brown
WJZ IV
WABCO
Southerna Cc
Church of the Ae
WABO
Wbbm Noc
Wavoc
Chain
Rugg
Rogers
WIZ Chain
Major Bowes
Capitol Family
Weap Symphony Orch
WIZ
Pierre de Laaux
Church of the Air
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Weap Kyw
WMAGQ
Giovanni Martinelli
Leslie Howard
WBHBM
NBCI
WMAQ
Jose Manzanares Orch
WBUM
Harry Reser Orch
Philharmonic Symphony Society
Mountain Merrymakers
Opera
Koralenko Orch
the Widow's Sons
National Vespers
Walter Loran
Ray Sinatra Orch
WOW
WHBM
Bob Becker
Jack Bhilkretorch
Wabco Kmox
Richard Himber
Gabriel Heatter
Jack Benny
Wiz, Chain
Eddie Cantor
Wabc Knox
WBBM
WGST
Robert L. Ripley
Phil Baker
Wabc Chain
WOC
Bunset Dreams
Kyw HO
Lorta
Lauritz Melchior
Shandes
Wolimat
Duchin Arch
Charles Gaylord
Little Jack Little Orch
WEA
Isham Jones Orch
Orch
Benny Goodman Orch
Saroee
Olson Orch
Sammy Kaye
Ainward Hines Orch
Henry Halstead Orch
Roosevelt’s New York foes eye 1936 vote against him
Al Smith’s potential mayor bid in 1937 stirs Tammany plans to rally against Roosevelt. Articles discuss Al Smith, Jim Ham Lewis, Hallie Flanagan, and Harry Hopkins as New Deal tensions rise with labor, civil service, and WPA projects shaping politics.
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Ashington
al Smith
Tammany
New York
Liberty League
Roosevelt
la Guardia
New York City
New York State
National Banner Puzzle Transcript Summary
Puzzle text lists numerous clues and answers across vertical and horizontal sections, including references to numbers and words like flag, tree, taxi, medicine, epoch, moldings, sea inlet, capital city, dyeing apparatus, and various other terms. The fragment appears to be a crossword style puzzle with many entries and cross-references.
Installation of 1936 officers in Wilton Junction Woman's Relief Corps
The Wilton Junction Woman's Relief Corps installed its 1936 officers with Mrs. Mary Schroeder serving as installing officer. New officers include President Laura Duncan and Senior Vice-President Pauline Kaufman. Executive committee members listed include Louise Bicknese Lena Potter Hattie Harris Julia McCartney and others.
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Wilton Junction
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary Schroeder
Laura Duncan
Pauline Kaufman
Caroline Maurer
Hattie Harris
Julia Meartney
Hallie Ford
Lena Potter
Sadie McQuillen
Burdette Lang
Earlville schools dismiss for weather. classes resume Monday
Severe weather and blocked roads force Earlville consolidated school and St. Josephs parochial school to dismiss for the rest of the week. Rural mail carriers cannot complete routes. Classes will resume Monday.
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Earlville Consolidated School
St. Joseph's Parochial School
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