Holstein Show Highlights From Greeley Entry
The Greeley Holstein show featured entries from Iowa breeders including Elmeel Bates Ames and Paul Seeley. Exhibitors from Tipton Waterloo and Waterloo area farms displayed senior yearling and calf classes with several top placings across aged cows junior yearling and bull categories amid judging led by H. Kildee Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Seeley
Iowa
Arora
J. Ryan
L. C. Elkader
W. Ck
L Gabrisars
P Ewart
Town
Walter Karnatz
Fredericksburg
Alfred Paper
Clarence L. Cook
Kanawha
C. B. Jensen
Sutherland
Burger and Chezik
Waterloo
Des Moines
Burlington
J. A. Bruck
Merle Bohm
Spirit Lake
Paul P. Stewart
O. L. Hamer
C. W. Haight
Winfield
Ed Boysen
Cedar Falls
Plainview Farms
Paul McElmeel
Carl Miehe
Son
Maynard
F. A. Chester and
C. Hansen
Shrier Brothers
F. A. Chester and Son
C. H. Miller
Alexander
Harry Piffer, Jr
G. F. Walters
Livestock Case Heads Back to Supreme Court
Kansas City AP report notes a three judge federal court overruled a request to stay $586,093 impounded in a long fight over railroad commission house rates set in 1933. The ruling allows the government to pursue appeal to the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Hughes defended the court against Secretary Wallace's criticism as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Hughes
High Court
Wallace
Cabinet Official Flapdoodle Puzzle Clues
The page lists a crossword style puzzle with many clues and answers. It references a U S Labor Secretary figure and many numbered across and down items including measures, foods, clothing, tools, and legal terms. The vertical clues include hints about labor unions growth and other domestic terms.
Rules Loser Of Job In Union Move Not Entitled To Benefits
Circuit Judge A C Hoppmann ruled that workers laid off when a union agrees to raise pay for others are not eligible for unemployment compensation. The decision reversed a state industrial commission award to Rose Mary Baniewski, a Milwaukee former Rhea Manufacturing employee. The record shows 300 workers were cut when the one dollar dress line was discontinued to fund higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
A. C. Hoppmann
Hoppmann
Industrial Commission
Rose Mary Bagniewski
Milwaukee
Rhea Manufacturing Company
Wom
Union Steps Lead to Employee Quitting Position
The worker did not receive a discharge but effectively quit after the union acted as her representative in the employment matter.
New York Daily News Calls for Probe of All U S Press
The Daily News editorial urges a federal investigation of the entire U S press including magazines, proposed in the Senate by Senator Sherman Minton. Publisher Joseph M. Patterson says the paper would be first subject, proposing an impartial commission to clear hate and misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily News
U. S
New York
The
Daily News
United States
Senate
Sherman Minton
Joseph M. Patterson
Clared
McGregor Farmer Rescued From Rampaging Bull
William Hampshire a 63 year old McGregor farmer and farm auctioneer escaped serious harm after a Guernsey bull attacked him as he read from a barn. The bull knocked him down and gored him but Hampshire seized the nose ring, was dragged to his feet, and then struck the animal with a crowbar to drive it off.
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the Gazette
McGregor
William Hampshire
Hampshire
Girl Born to Joan Blondell and Dick Powell
Hollywood AP reports an eight pound girl born Thursday in a local hospital to Joan Blondell and Dick Powell, both prominent movie figures.
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Joan Blondell and
Powell
Hollywood
Joan Blondell
Dick Powell
Powell Family Welcomes Second Child Ellen to Be Christened
The Powell family adds a second child, with Miss Blondell’s second child and Powell’s first, Norman Scott Barnes, recently adopted. The Powells plan to christen their daughter Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blondell
Powell
Norman Scott Barnes
Powells
Ellen
Eleven-year-old Paul Brown wins 1938 freckle crown
Paul Brown, eleven, of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, is declared undisputed freckle champion of the United States for 1938 after tallying 2 165 freckles in Atlantic City's third annual contest.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Paul Brown
Harrisburg
United States
Rules Bankruptcy No Way To Avoid Car License Loss
District Judge John J. Halloran ruled that bankruptcy cannot avert loss of a driver license and car registration for failing to pay a court judgment from a highway accident. On motion by Don Burington, assistant attorney general, he dismissed the motion to stay the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John J. Halloran
Don Burington
Halloran
Lathrop Seeks Auto License Return After Bankruptcy
Des Moines resident W W W Lathrop asks the motor vehicle department to restore his automobile licenses following his bankruptcy filing. He argues the status warrants reinstatement of driving privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. W. Lathrop
Des Moines
Motor Vehicle Department
Leroy K. Smith Named Crop Insurance Chief
Washington AP reports Leroy K. Smith a Nebraska wheat farmer and former AAA official was appointed by the federal crop insurance corporation to lead its operating section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Leroy K. Smith
AAA
Lita Gray Chaplin Aguirre Plans Marriage to Arthur Day Jr
Lita Gray Chaplin Aguirre, ex wife of Charles Chaplin, and Arthur F. Day Jr., a theatrical agent, filed a notice of intention to wed in Los Angeles. The pair declined to discuss wedding plans.
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Los Angeles
Lita Gray Chaplin Aguirre
Charles Chaplin
Arthur F. Day, Jr
Radio Nightly Schedule with NBC CBS and WABC Programs
Evening listings show Frank Black Maurice Spitalny and Paul Whiteman orchestras on NBC CBS and WABC. Highlights include First Nighter and Sid Gluskin orchestras, Jimmie Fidler Hollywood gossip, Grant Park concert, and dance bands across WEAF WJZ WABC chains. Shared times cover 6 to 11 PM with multiple stations and hosts.
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Frank Black
NBC
Weaf Chain
Maurice Spitalny
WJZ Chain
CBS
Wabc and Chain
Paul Whiteman
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
Wacco
George Olsen
NHC
WIZ Chain
Ear Carners Theater
NDC
WJZ
Ames
Andy
WEAP
Reenie Childs
Just_ Entertainment
WCCO
Euieneid Abner
al Donahue
Jon
Breese
Jack Crawford
Frank Trumbauer
Barron
Huday Rogers
Wabct and Chain
Dance Orchestra
Weaf An
Husk Oplare
Woc
Cco
Henri Cendron
Merrymakers
Golden Melodies
WEAF
el Paratco Sanishy
Whens Martin
Paul Doulas
Sports
Blue Barron
WIZ
Richard Humber
Chain
Abrissake
WIZ Ain
Ben Feld
Larry Clinton
Nape Lady’s Orchestra
WIZ Ain —Workshop
Kaltenmeyer’'s Kindergarten
Weap Chain
WABC_ and chain
Dale Carnegie
WOC Weecco
Professor Bile
Cincinnati Summer Opera Association
Faust
William Farmer's
Freddie Martin
Ate Srgorso
City
Freddie Newers
Andy Kirk
WOO Wcco
Henri Gendron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greeley Entry Holstein Spionship
Elmeel Bates
George N
Tipton
W of
Stockton
Re Bull and Son
H. Kildee
Dean Ames
Paul P Stewart
Harry Anola
FL A. Plainfield
Inverein
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Seta
Ireland
Ss Small
Wns, Ma
Killian's
Challon
Mary Jane
Sac de Perle
Lita Gray
WHO
Southernaires
T—Breakfast Club
Ho Awceshearts
X -Lew White
Music Internationale
Katherine Lenroot
Hillbillies
Vaurhn de Lesth
Our Barn
Music Guild
Wimbledon
England
Nationnal Farm
Home Hour
Enoch —Light’s Orchestra
Lee Gordon
Orchestra
APOE
Buffalo
Ray Kinney
Royal Hawaiian Orchestra
Bill Kreger
Wjz Shomer
Wd Ne
Sone -Melodiex
Detroit
Cigin
Killian
Second Floer
Patricia Frocks
Patricia Fetite
Fleer
Sol
Infant's West
Killian Company
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