Soviet Defendant's Wife Disappears in Moscow Treason Case
London report says Katarina Sokolnikoff, wife of Gregori Sokolnikoff, vanished eight days ago after Prosecutor Vishinski ordered her arrest. OGPU hunted her as she allegedly fled abroad after a tip. Known as Red Katja, she may have dyed her hair to avoid detection while crossing borders.
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London
Katarina Sokolnikoff
Moscow
London Daily Express
Warsaw
Gregori Sokolnikoff
Britain
Andre Vishinski
OGPU
Madame Sokolnikoff
Utterback Denies Protest of Keller WPA Appointment
Iowa Democratic figure Hubert L. Utterback denied plans to travel to Washington to protest George Keller's appointment as Iowa WPA director. He said he would only go to bring home his wife and might discuss the matter with Iowa's congressional delegation. Keller must first win Senate confirmation.
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Utterback
Keller
Iowa
WPA
Des Moines
Hubert L. Utterback
Washington
George Keller
U. S. Senate
Congress
Allan Hoover to Wed Debutante Margaret Coberly
Allan Henry Hoover thirty year old son of former President Herbert Hoover will marry Los Angeles debutante Margaret Coberly. No wedding date has been set.
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Los Angeles
INS
Allan Henry Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Margaret Coberly
Funeral for Moses Labarge Held in Stone City
Funeral services were held for Moses Labarge in Stone City with burial at Hazel Knoll Cemetery. If he had lived until February 4 he would have been 81. Surviving are his widow and two children.
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Ah. Gaz
Stone City
Moses Labarge
Hazel Knoll
Farm Income Growth Since 1932 Reaches 3 Billion
The report notes that since 1932 the gross American farm income has risen by about 3 billion dollars, marking a substantiallong-term gain for farmers amid changing agricultural conditions.
Smulekoff's Clears Out Over 75 Trade‑In Radios
Smulekoff's unveils a sweep of more than seventy five trade-in radios cleared out in a single sale. All units are reconditioned and fully guaranteed for quality and performance.
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Smulekoff
Five to Six Radio Consoles From Crosley and More
A lot includes 5 6 7 8 tube console radios from Crosley Air King Majestic Atwater Kent and Crosiers. Full sized consoles.
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Crosley
Airline
Majestic
Atwater Kent
cXers
Prices Hard Bargains Remove Unsold 18 Group Lot
Several items in this 18 group lot are offered at bargains that would be rare at double the price. The seller insists on making space, trading all forms regardless of the form or price level.
Britain Aims and Delays in Rearmament Efforts
An analysis notes Britain seeks rapid air force, navy and army buildup while using diplomacy to delay a European war until arms programs finish. It cites slow aircraft production, aging ships, and a weak army, plus Captain Eden's pacifist stance after World War I.
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Britain
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Army
Pacifists in British Cabinet Endorsing Rearmament Paradox
The article notes pacifist figures in Britain's government pushing for armament while public polls show strong support for peace and willingness to go to war if needed. It argues industrial conservatism and labor shortages hinder armament, and outlines fourfold defense roles centered on diplomacy, air, navy, and army.
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Eden
Britain
Duff Cooper
France
Walter Elliott
Ormsby-Gore
League
Hitler
Mussolini
United Kingdom
Foreign Office
Air Corps
Navy
Seven Seas
Army
Europe
Iowa WPA speeds aid to flood refugees
The Iowa WPA rushed clothing shipments to flood refugees in Louisville Kentucky and Indiana. State WPA administrator George A Keller said an emergency order from Harry Hopkins in Washington required dispatch without red tape. Shipments depart Des Moines from a central warehouse in cooperation with county boards and emergency relief officials.
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Des Moines
Iowa Wpa
Louisville
Indiana
George A. Keller
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Washington
County Boards of Supervisors
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Iowans Surprise Rep and Mrs Biermann on Anniversary
In Washington on Monday night about 35 Iowans gathered to congratulate Representative and Mrs. Fred Biermann of Decorah Iowa on their seventh wedding anniversary A desk radio was presented to the couple by Senator Clyde L Herring on behalf of the visitors.
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Washington
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Iowa
Tall Corn State
Clyde L. Herring
Biermanns
Better reverse it, mister. A majority working is needed
A terse remark stresses the need for a majority in work. The speaker demands a shift in approach to secure enough support. The line suggests political or organizational friction and urgency for effective collaboration.
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights NBC CBS and network listings
Radio schedule shows daily program blocks across NBC CBS and local networks. Highlights include Amos and Andy, Original Jesters, Popeye, Famous Violins, Ruth Lyon, One Man's Family, Broadway Merry Go Round, King Orch, Patti Chapin, Hal Goodman, Glenn Gray, Webster Jones, and Betty Moore with varied orchestras and chamber works. Evening blocks feature Easy Races Vocal Varieties Maury Maverick talk and Vallee Roy Shield segments with multiple stations listed.
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Amos
Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
Bonbutvers Orch
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WOC
WCCO
Ree Cozzi
WJZ
Gogo” de Lys
WEBM
WGST
Ruth Lyon
Ra Adoo
WEAF
One Man's Family
WEAP
Ain
Bert Block
Eony Coline
Tex Spots
Weaf Ain
Glenn Gray
Coleman
WJZ Ae Pryor
Arnheim Orch
Frankie Trombauer Orch
Larry Lee Orch
Wwcco
Dot and
Will
Claveine Macdonald
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Myrt and
Marge
Pepper Young
MacDowell Radio Festival
Columbia Concert Hall
Metropolitan Opera Guild
U. S. Army Band
the Guiding Light
Congress
Tom Mix
Ee Armstrong
Clyde Barrie
Helen Jane Behlke
James Wilkinson
Patti
Wwoc
Cappy Barra
Oe Dennis
Renfrew of the Mounted
Ternere University Bookshelf
Helen Traubel
Alexander Woollcott
Congressman Maury Maverick
RO “Vallee Orch
Kate Smith
Wweep
Major Bowes
A Gibbons
WHEM
Russ Morgan Orch
WBEM
Satay McGrew
Weaf i Savant
Red ‘Nichols
Enry Busserch
Bernie Orch
Two Iowa youths killed in Panora truck train crash
In Panora Iowa two youths Eldon Stewart 19 and Leonard Burchfield 25 died in Des Moines hospital after a truck struck a Milwaukee passenger train at the east end of town earlier Tuesday. The truck owned by James Dudley of Panora.
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Des Moines
Panora
Eldon Stewart
Leonard Burchfield
Stewart
Burchfield
James Dudley
Sand Spring Farm Employee Ends Life On Turnis Farm
Matthew Clement, 26, employed on the George Turnis farm at Sand Spring, hanged himself in a barn on Tuesday. He had been acting queerly in days prior. No inquest was held. Surviving: his mother Mrs. Sophia Clement of Sand Spring, four sisters and four brothers.
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Matthew Clement
George Turnis
Sand Spring
Turnis
Sophia Clement
Iowa Farm Income Soars in November 1936
The agriculture department reports Iowa farmers earned 52.203 million from principal farm products in November 1936, up 14.26 million from a year earlier. Government payments brought total to 52.868 million, versus 39.626 million in November 1935. January–November income from both sources reached 493.567 million, compared with 446.874 million the prior year. Crops brought 4.128 million. livestock and products 48.075 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
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Waterplace Chapel
Hymns of All Churches
David Harum
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Betty Moore
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Jayne
Acold
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Woodbury
Lydia Pinkham
Pepsodent
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Sloan
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