Senators split on Hitler speech and future actions
Washington AP reports Senate Foreign Relations Chair man Pittman said Hitler’s Reichstag speech suggested no immediate war if policies remain tolerant. Senator King countered that Hitler and Mussolini aim to redraw Europe and could move to war against democracies. Observers noted Hitler pledged aid to Italy and criticized democracies, with concerns about U.S. relations and Latin American trade implications.
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Washington
Pittman
Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nevada
King
Utah
Mussolini
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
State Department
Germany
Italy
France
United States
America
Welles
Hans Thomsen
Thomsen
Ickes
Latin America
Radio Schedule Highlights Busy Iowa Stations Tonight
A dense listing of evening to late night radio programs across WMT WGN WSUI KFJB WHO WOI and others. Includes The Green Hornet Captain Midnight dances adventures news and live music with multiple local stations and a wide range of rotating shows and hosts.
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WGN
Ws8ui
KFJB
Woc
Mr. Keen
Capt. Herne
Wwoc
FCT
Wwo
Who—Songfellows
The
Green Hornet
Old Heidelberg Arch
WHO
Johnny
Voices of
Erican Family Robinson
Virginia
WSUI
Woodland Rambler
Mary and
Bob
W8ui
We, the People
Utley
House of MacGregor
Coe College
Fibber McGee
KPJB
Benny Goodman
Eugene Conley
Dick Jurgen
Reie
Ezra
WOS
Rhyl School
Wocc
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Wgn—Yar
Orch
Amos
Andy
Lawrence Welk
Bowling Baum
Nat
Bill Carlsen
Gray
Joseph Rines
Ray Kinney
Orchestra
Shep Field
Red Norvo
Artie Shaw
Sammy Kaye
George Hamilton
Don Pedro
Ore
Joe Venuti
Dick Barrie
Joaquin Gill
Frjb
WML
Faye
Cleo
Country
KFJIB
WUI
Central City
Krus
Linger Swelies
Kitty Kelly
Ohn
Galli Rint
Wolf
Bill
Sunset Trio
Parade of Bands
Freshwater
Woi
Bis
Homemakers Forum
David Harum
Widder Brown
Weoc
Painted Dreams
Kitty Keene, Inc
Toby
Manhattan
Los Angeles
Judy
Jane
Mary Margaret McBrie
Magic Kitchen
Wgn—Kaffee Klatsch
Caroline’s Golden Store
Myrt
Marge
Don Roth
Hilltop House
Wsui—Farm
Woc—Farm Bureau
Oten Reus
Happy Gan
Sear Get Agnice
Iowa
Hollywood Newszirl
Ogrgarilla Anfefence
Dept. of Agriculture
Spearkets
Zeb
Ol—Bervice Wonstradtyrvice
Wat Intern
Irene Beasley
Indianapolis Symphony
WISUI
Federated Women’s Clubs
Sane Anderson
O—Ma Perkinson
Wwooc
Davenport
Wolf—Musicale
June Baker
Home
R Mans
Navy Band
Tom Owen
Upper Jons University
Mark Love
Simpson College
Mouseboat Hannah
Johnson
KF Ducational
Troubaderos
Peacock Court
Slade
Jane Anderson
Pia
Don Malar
Captain Midnight
Terry and the Pirates
Dick Tracy
Asi A
Wooc
Wnsult
Jack Armstrong
Little Orphan Annie
EKFJB
Sophie Tucker
Hoover to discuss Roosevelt’s new foreign policies
Former President Herbert Hoover will speak before the Foreign Relations Council in Chicago on Wednesday night February 1 on the topic President Roosevelt's New Foreign Policies. The address will be broadcast by CBS from 9:30 to 10 p.m. CST.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Foreign Relations Council
Chicago
Roosevelt
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
America
CBS
A. F. L. RAPS LABOR NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE
The A F L executive council in Miami urged all affiliated unions to refrain from involvement with labor's Non-Partisan League founded by John L Lewis of the CIO. The move aims to keep the federation free to set its own nonpartisan political policy and prevent Democratic Party influence.
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Miami
Fla
INL
American Federation of Labor
CIO
A. F. of L
Labor
Executive Council
William Green
John L. Lewis
Green
Warner Says Loan To Judge Was Personal Not Company Funds
Harry M. Warner president of Warner Brothers stated that money sent to Federal Circuit Judge Martin T. Manton came from personal funds and not the film company. He said the loan for $50,000 was repaid except for $10,000, interest paid, and he learned of the cinema patents case only after the interview with Mr Gurfein. Dewey had claimed the judge borrowed the money from Warner.
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Dictograph Products Corporation
Manton
Kings Brewery
James J. Sullivan
Hollywood
Calif
Harry M. Warner
Warner Brothers
Martin T. Manton
Thomas Dewey
New York
Warner
Gurfein
New York District Attorney’s Office
District Court
Birmingham Seeks Federal Fisheries Post
Washington AP Senator Herring Iowa says Birmingham impressed Secretary Hopkins during a meeting on the commissioner post for the bureau of fisheries. Hopkins noted about a hundred candidates and pledged friendly consideration if the President requests a recommendation.
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Washington
Herring
Iowa
Ed Birmingham
Commerce
Hopkins
Bureau of Fisheries
Gillette
Harrington
Birmingham
Otha D. Wearin
Sioux City
FHA
H. E. Gooch
Harry Gleason
Fort Dodge
Don Burington
Ray Reed
Waterloo
Richard Hagemann
Waverly
Horace van Meter
E. R. O’brien
Oe6elwein
Stanley Comfort
Mason City
Coogan and Betty Gable plan new start after tour
Jackie Coogan said he and Betty Grable have settled their troubles and will start housekeeping after his tour ends. He travels to New Orleans where Grable may join him as his legal financial dispute with his mother and stepfather continues.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jackie Coogan
Betty Grable
Coogan
Betty
California
New Orleans
Miss Grable
United States
Berry Loses Plea Over Senatorial Pay Claim
The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected former Tennessee Democrat Senator George Berry's appeal for pay from election day November 8 through January 3, when the 76th Congress convened.
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Washington
INS
George Berry
Tennessee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reserve Board Seeks Emergency Powers for Credit Control
The Federal Reserve Board warned Congress the current excess bank reserves could trigger injurious credit expansion and urged expanded powers. It cited reserves at 3.6 billion with potential growth, and noted the system could raise reserve requirements by 800 million or sell 2.56 billion in government securities to absorb them.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve
Man fatally burns after kerosene rub and match light
Nat B. Wade of Lufkin Texas rubbed kerosene on his skin to ease rheumatism and then lit a match to smoke. He died in the resulting fire, according to authorities.
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Lufkin, Texas
Nat B. Wade Monday
The Poet of the People by Edgar A. Guest
The piece presents a poem by Edgar A. Guest urging persistence and focus on the struggle rather than the prize. It contrasts possession and success with the drive to work and aid others, warning skeptics while encouraging believers.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
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