President Asks Two Billion For Bonus Plan
The White House released supplemental estimates totaling 2 249 178 375 for congressional consideration to fund the adjusted compensation act. The administration details cover veterans administration expenses and a service certificate fund while auto dealers offer no down payment deals to veterans awaiting their bonus bonds.
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Ways and Means Committee
Harrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
White House
House of Representatives
Congress
Charles F. Fullawas
Veterans Administration
Secretary of the Treasurys
Washington
Legion
Legion Office Opens to Aid Veterans in Filing Claims
Hanford post of the American Legion announces a new office to help World War II veterans apply for adjusted compensation certificates. The Legion room in the Memorial building will be open daily 1 to 10 p.m. for veterans to complete forms and file claims with required documents.
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Open Legion Office
Hanford Post
American Legion
H. H. Wace
Legion
Memorial Building
Ter
Red Crues
Red Cross Tendgientors
Legian
Postmasters to Be Named Soon
Washington AP reports that about twenty postmasters will be named within the next three months as the postal service advances appointments.
Deaths of Frances Jane Welch longtime Cedar Rapids teacher
Frances Jane Welch died at home on Tuesday after a brief illness. A Roosevelt junior high instructor and United Presbyterian Church member, she was born in Johnson county and lived in Cedar Rapids for years. Survived by two sisters Aug sta and Hartt Welch of Unis corts. Private funeral services set for 1 am Friday at the Turer chapel. flowers requested not to be sent.
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Frances Jane Welch
Sixth Street
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Miss Welch
United Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Hartt Welch
Unis Corts
Turer Chapel
Mrs. Almira Ainsworth dies after long illness
Mrs. Almira J. Ainsworth 77 widow of George M. Ainsworth died at 7:50 am Wednesday at her son Oscar Ainsworth’s home in Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness. Born August 12, 1858 in Bloomfield Iowa she lived in Cedar Rapids over 35 years. Survived by eight children including Lucy June Evie Moore Herman Peterman Earl Ainsworth Chester Oscar and Mrs W E Little One son Harry died in 1930. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in Calvary Baptist Church conducted by Rex R V Clearwater. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Beatty chapel.
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Almira Bo Aibenetn
George MM Ainsworth
Oscar Ainsworth
Fifteenth Avenue
Bloomfield
Cedar Rapids
Ainsworth
Lucy June
Los Angeles
Calif
Evie Moore
Herman Peterman
Wadena
Earl Ain
J. T. Eye Dies Noted Blair Printer at 82
J T Eye 82 of Blair Nebraska and formerly Cedar Rapids died Wednesday afternoon from heart disease. He worked in publishing here until about ten years ago and was active in the Typographical Union, donating to the Union Printers Home. He leaves two sons George and Lewis and a wife Mary Modracek. Funeral and burial planned for Blair. born in Denmark 1854.
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J T Eye
Blair
Mr. Eye
Typographical Union
Mr Eye
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Typographical Journal
George F Brown Funeral Notice Recorded
Funeral services for George F Brown are noted with details about reburial arrangements and chapter affiliations. Local notices indicate ward at a memorial venue and related debts or dues owed to associates, with references to community contacts and viewing arrangements.
County Receives 800 Sacks of Flour via Federal Relief
Federal surplus supplies bring 800 sacks of flour to the county relief office. Distribution targets individuals on direct aid while other counties receive related aid shipments. Relief also offers women’s wear including jackets and skirts in black brown green and dark blue sizes 2e to 200.
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Relief Office
Births and notices from St Tunes region
Fragmentary birth notices reference individuals Bore ts Mo ed Ane along with Stiles Arn and Aviahter Stiles Arn. Distant mentions include 22 to Mo and tre Hosard Heuan 4093 Ovsland and Vien. Unable to determine full identities or dates from the garbled text.
Southern States Endorse Talmadge at Georgia Convention
The Georgia Southern states convention endorsed Governor Eugene Talmadge as he led a rousing meeting. Supporters shouted for action against the New Deal while Talmadge praised Huey Long and urged challenging the national platform. Gerald Smith joined as a co speaker and praised Long. The crowd packed the hall as delegates or supporters filled the venue.
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Talmadge
Gerald Smith
Huey P. Long
Smith
Georgia
White House
Gene
Lousiana
Landon calls for simpler relief and soil reform in 1932-34 plan
Kansas governor Henry Landon criticizes the New Deal, urging a nonpartisan soil conservation program and tariff protections for farmers. He argues relief must yield jobs, warns of rising deficits, and presses for a straightforward Republican platform grounded in sound finances and American principles.
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Landon
Kansas
Relef
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Wil
Coal Shortage Hits Hopkinton as Dealers Limit Sales
In Hopkinton on Tuesday a coal short age worsened supply with dealers selling only five hundred pounds per customer amid tight restrictions and rising concern over fuel availability.
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Hwopkinton
Hopkinton
Four Jap Officers Slain In Fight
Tass reports a Manchukuoan detachment of 109 soldiers rebelling against Japanese rule crossed into Soviet territory after killing four Japanese officers. They sought refuge, were interned, and Soviet forces seized arms. A separate clash near Mongolian frontier left no casualties.
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Moscow
Tass
Khabarovsk
Manchuria
Ho Gin Sha
Gradekov
Ulan Bator
Outer Mongolia Peoples Republic
Driver Of Bus And 3 Children Killed
ADA Okla three children and a bus driver were killed when a school bus skidded and overturned on an icy road near Tupelo Oklahoma. A girl was seriously injured and nine other students suffered cuts and bruises. Seven children escaped unharmed. The deceased were Roy Harbor the driver and Aliene Haggar 12 Alma Brennan 15 and Billie Purgent 14 all from Tupelo.
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Ada, Okla
INS
Tupelo
Okla
Here
Roy Harbor
Aliene Haggar
Alma ‘Brennan
Billie Purgent
Body Found Of Man Lost On Mount Rainier
The body of Delmar Fadden a 23 year old Seattle skier missing since January 13 was found at about 13 000 feet on Mount Rainier. An airplane sighting by Homer Daiber and aerial mapping aided recovery efforts led by Mount Rainier rangers as Fadden becomes the 13th known death linked to attempts on the peak.
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Razor
Humphrey
Joseph Ragen
Leeck
Frank D. Whipp
Ragen
Edward G. Powers
Will McCabe
Powers
Loeb
Larsen
Seattle
Delmar Fadden
Mount Rainier
Homer Daiber
Elliott Merrill
Boeing Field
Daiber
Charles Laidiow
Fadden
Steamboat Prow
Supreme Court Justices Dine at White House Dinner
Six Supreme Court justices attended the annual White House judiciary dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. At a long horseshoe table in the state dining room sat Chief Justice Hughes and others including Sutherland Butler Stone Roberts Cardozo, with Brandeis McReynolds and Van Devanter absent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Capital Society
Charles Evans Hughes
George Sutherland
Pierce Butler
Harlan Stone
Owen J. Roberts
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Louis D. Brandeis
C. McReynolds
Willis van Devanter
WPA Toilet Rebuild Planned in South Dakota
A WPA project in South Dakota rebuilds outdoor privies under state supervision. The state health department leads, offering free labor to rural residents, small towns, and cities with specifications identical to those used in the South Dakota program.
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South Dakota
Towa
State Department of Health
WPA
Impeachment Urged as Farm Bill Advance Stirs Debate
Senate discussion highlights calls to impeach Secretary Wallace while Farm Committee braces for deadlines. Bankhead notes subsidy plan backed by administration would fund two year grants to farmers based on land use and soil programs with $440 million requested pending broader appropriation.
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S. D
Kas
Smith
Capper
House Agriculture Committee
Burns
Congress
Senate
Bankhead
Ala
White House
Independent Offices
Appropriations Committee
County workers moved to regular payroll roles
Through action of the Linn county board of supervisors Amanda Hagenstein Mary Burke and Vera Hibnes have been transferred from the extra help roster to the regular payroll in the county auditor treasurer and clerk of court offices respectively.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Amanda Hagenstein
Mary Burke
Vera Hibnes
Appointment of Special Deputy Sheriff in Reed Court
Linn county board approves Sheriff Smith's appointment of E. F. Schuknecht as special deputy to serve as constable in Justice Reed's court during Constable Taylor's illness after he was injured slipping on icy steps.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
James H. Smith
E. F. Schuknecht
A. S. Reed
John Taylor
Taylor
Trial Opens In $250 Automobile Damage Suit
The $250 auto damage case of Dean R. Fortman against the North Western railroad and trustee Charles P. Meagan opened before Judge H. C. Ring and a district jury Wednesday. Fortman alleges a collision on November 2, 1934, in First Street NW, involving a North Western locomotive. testimony from the plaintiff began Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean R. Fortman
North Western Railroad
Charles P. Meagan
H. C. Ring
District Court
Fortman
Baird King
North Western
First Street NW
Marriage Licenses for Phillip W Marshall and Shasta Spangler
Phillip W Marshall of Mount Pleasant and Shasta Spangler of Winfield have obtained marriage licenses.
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Phillip W Marshall
Mount Pleasant
Shasta Spangler
Winfield
Only One Man Should Answer His Critics
The speaker notes at a Liberty League dinner that only one man can answer a critic and argues the issue must stay clear. He defends farm relief, wartime constitutional limits, federal public works, and relief financing while condemning the New Deal as creating vast federal bureaucracy and payroll costs. He name checks Albert C. Ritchie John W. Davis and Joseph B. Ely among Democratic leaders in attendance.
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Liberty League
Senator Robinson
Joe Twas
Joe Robinson
Army
Navy
CCC
Joe
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
John W. Davis
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
New Schedule For Drivers Examinations In Linn County
Charles Hogan state motor vehicle examiner announces a new schedule for chauffeur and driver license examinations in Linn county effective February 1. Examiners Hogan and James Hayes will conduct tests at the courthouse on February 5 6 7 11 19 20 21 25 and 26 with Hogan remaining through Friday to oversee chauffeur and driver written and practical testing in the courthouse basement hall.
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Linn County
Charles Hogan
Hogan
James Hayes
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