Iowa May Not Get $52 Million From Federal Work Relief
An Iowa analysis questions claims that the state will receive 52 million from the federal work relief plan. It notes the President’s figures assume 1 143 per employable and 45 773 Iowans on relief, but real funds depend on remaining allocations and debt implications. The piece argues most of any Iowa grant would be borrowed and repaid with interest, limiting net benefits.
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Towa
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Des Moines
Iowa
Stztes
Congress
House
Senate
Nebraska
Binderup
John Philip Sousa
United States
James Shields
West Virginia
Rush Holt
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
San Antonio
Maury
TVA
Balloon Flights Stir Debate Over Scientific Value
The article questions the scientific merit of stratosphere balloon flights by the National Geographic Society and other sponsors. It notes bursts, instrument checks, and data concerns while urging public disclosure of results and whether such expeditions advance cosmic ray research beyond spectacle.
Administration claims early TVA bill victory over cost sales
In a pivotal vote the House approved 98 to 67 to drop a provision against TVA selling power or chemicals below production cost after July 1 1937. The bill later passed with broader powers and no major objections remaining, reflecting shifting political fortunes and nostalgia for past policy fights.
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Washington
TVA
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
NRA
Congress
Don’t borrow from friends learn to repay yourself
A letter warns against borrowing from friends and urges using a bank for loans. It argues borrowing harms self respect and friendships, explaining lenders expect repayment and promises often fail. It emphasizes equality with men requires upholding honor and cautions about relying on others for money.
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Louise
New York Personal Puffle Excerpts and Literary Notes
A fragmented New York reminiscence blends book reviews, cinema chatter, and celebrity glimpses. It catalogs tastes in authors like Oppenheim and Parker, mentions figures such as Vincent Astor and Jock Whitey, and notes places like Paree and Flushing while commenting on fashion, meals, and social quirks.
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New York
Peter Arno
Winifred Duke
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Guy Fawkes
The
New Yorker
E Benchley
Pat O'Brien
Harlan Eugene Reed
Casino de Paris
Les 16
Amsterdam
Cologne
New Orleans
Mexico City
Vincent Astor
Clock Cuckoo and Language Puzzles Revisited
A reflective nibble on grammar and poetry challenges. The author laments modern usage of solemn verb forms and muses about reviving rhymed charades once popular alongside ping pong and battledore games, asking why Bellamy and Carolyn Wells aren’t in vogue again.
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Bellamy
Carolyn Wells
Notable 1930s Cultural Snips and Literary Snags
A collage of opinions on pet shop scrutiny celebrity photos underworld chatter and literary taste. Mentions Dashiell Hammett Hemingway Esquire and Gilbert Miller with a Venetian gondola fantasy. Also references Caspar Milquetoast and Gelett Burgess style hellish nights.
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Dashiel Hammett
Hemingway
Esquire
New York
Gilbert Miller
Casper Milquetoast
Gelett Burgess
Hell
Copyrisht
Ma Keeps Looking After Me
A reflective verse recounts a mother’s constant care for her child through years of giving, balancing selflessness with the impact on her own needs. The speaker notes parental dedication, shared tensions, and quiet gratitude for a mother who plans and provides.
Soviets Are Given Belgian Recognition
Paris AP report that Belgium and Soviet Russia exchanged letters recognizing the Soviet state. Pending a ministerial exchange, Belgian Ambassador Baron de Gaiffier and Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Potemkin will start commercial negotiations immediately.
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Paris
Belgium
Russia
Baron de Gaiffier
Vladimir Potemkin
Radio Orchestra Schedule Full of NBC CBS Stations
Saturday evening broadcasts list performances by Gore de Lys, Jan Garber, Ray Nobles, and more across NBC CBS networks. Highlights include jazz and dance orchestras at WJZ WEAP WMAQ WLW WHAS and WABC with repeated programs and time slots throughout the night.
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NBC
Weap Who
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WLW
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CBS
WABC
KMBC
WHAS
Goldmam Band
WJZ Chain
Goodman Orch
Rmelen Ward
WEAP
KOA
Barlow Nymphhosy
WJZ
Johnses
Young Orch
wWsco
WCCO
WEAF
Tammy Astris
Willson Orch
Jan Garber
Tucker and Saxe
Fierste Orch
WBBM
WOC
Lyman
Whas Kmox
Ray Noble
Pollack
Hopkins
Shandor
Martin Erch
Weap Chain
Masters Erch
Gorden Erch
Jack Little
Chester Arch
Fendarvis Orch
Weaf Who
Hogan Ores
Inbc
Aunt Susan’s
Southern Sirea
Mosle of
Levitew Ensemble
NEC
CES
WEEN
Weaf Wmag
Willerd Eebicon
Leugssrade
Imperial Grenadiers
Wice Man
CPS
Dreme
Kansas City
Leela Turner
Casis
Sea War
Heatherton
Pecker
XBC
CBE
Jack Benor
Bester
EBC
Wenr Weis
Vivian Della
is—Moerin
Ranch Bers
Bewes Awateur
Frask Black
Ethel Merman
Pickens Sisters
WACO
Bendelk Vans Leen
WIZ Chain
Greesien’s Hour
WEBM
Wcco Prowl i
Carmelia Otie Shinger
Haenschen Arch
Syracuse
Spence Charile
Seth Parker
Wayne King
Gen. Coustas MacArthur
Maurice Spitaing Erech
Stulligan Orch
Megan Orch
Kaye Orech
Dailey Orch
Maxon Orch
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Coat of Arms Puzzle and Mixed Clues
A crossword style puzzle presents a country coat of arms, related terms, and vertical clues. The grid includes scattered word hints such as months, numbers, and common nouns, with numerous overlapping definitions to solve.
Washington Roundup of 1935 Senate and Congress News
Proponents push Patman greenback bonus at Legion convention in St Louis. Reports cover hunting bans, FCC probe into AT&T, Borah for president clubs, CCC enrollment changes, pension hopes, and rising corporate lobbying. Notes on White House kitchen expansion and various Congress staff observations amid a busy political season.
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Patman
American Legion
St. Lous
Wright Patman
Frank Belgrano
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wndows
Commission
California
Bill Borah
Los Angeles
Congress
Supreme Court
Women's Committee of
Louisiana
Wilson War Cabinet
Arlington National Cemetery
Morris Sheppard
McAdoo
the Treasury
Holt
Senate
Jennings Randolp
West Virginia
Randolph
I College
Salem College
W. Va
Sports Desk
Clarksburg Daily Telegraph
Dimond
King
Alaska
Hawaii
White House
O’mahoney
Paul Kvale
Minnesota
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix with Will Annexed
In Linn County Iowa on Sunday July 6 1935 M W O RIELEY was appointed and qualified as Administratrix with the Will Annexed of Margaret Murphy deceased. Debts to estate should be paid and claims must be filed authenticated in the Clerk of Linn County District Court.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Margaret Murphy
Iowa
Esteta
District Court
M. W. O'Rieley
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Chablis
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H. L. Wilson
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National Association of Manufacturers
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