Roosevelt denies New Deal move to oust Farley
President Roosevelt dismissed as tommyrot rumors that an inner New Deal circle led by Thomas Corcoran aims to remove James Farley as Democratic National Committee chairman. He also said Farley will remain postmaster general and avoided details about disagreements with Farley.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tommyrot
New Deal
Thomas G. Corcoran
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Hyde Park
N. Y
Europe
Corcoran
Tommy the Cork
National Organization
Hatch
Potter Leaves Iowa Faculty For Rutgers
Joseph L. Potter resigns after nine years as an electrical engineering instructor at the University of Iowa. He will join Rutgers University as an assistant professor of electrical engineering in New Brunswick New Jersey. Potter is a Kansas State college graduate. No successor named.
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Iowa City
Joseph L. Potter
University of Iowa College of Engineering
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Potter
Kansas State College
Suit seeks $5000 over death of Cherokee state hospital inmate
Ruth Maxine Knudson 17 died while an inmate at Cherokee state hospital for the insane. The suit filed against Dr. Charles F. Obermann and former attendant Marie Ballman seeks $5000 damages. Isador Robinson represents A A Knudson, the deceased's father and administrator. The petition alleges death on June 19 1937 resulted from strangulation with wet soapy cloths and twisted towels applied to throat and neck.
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Cherokee (Ap
Ruth Maxine Knudson
Cherokee State Hospital
Charles F. Obermann
Marie Ballman
Isador Robinson
Des Moines
A. A. Knudson
Webster County
Wayne Flickinger
Robinson
Gillette Bypasses Feuling in Postmaster Selection
Senator Guy M. Gillette recommended William J. Gleason for postmaster at New Hampton Iowa after a competitive exam. The seat was held by Mrs Pearl Feuling wife of former Iowa Democratic chairman Eugene Feuling who did not receive reappointment despite initial endorsements.
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Washington, D. C
Guy M. Gillette
Roosevelt
William J. Gleason
New Hampton
Pearl Feuling
Eugene Feuling
Iowa
Feuling
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Des Moines Labor Conciliator Dies in Montana
William H. Rodgers of Des Moines Iowa, a representative of the conciliation service of the U S Department of Labor, collapsed in a Missoula drug store Tuesday. A physician ruled heart trouble, brought on by heat, as the cause of death.
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Missoula, Mont
William H. Rodgers
Des Moines
Iowa
Conciliation Service
United States Department of Labor
Czech ex-president Benes to lose citizenship under new law
Reichenberg Germany AP reports Eduard Benes former president of Czechoslovakia will be the first emigrant in the Bohemia Moravia portion of the partitioned republic to lose Czech citizenship under an imminent law Die Zeit said Tuesday Künstler Konrad Henlein’s paper Die Zeit said the measure targets emigrants.
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Reichenberg
Germany
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia-Moravia
Partitioned
Konrad Henlein
Die Zeit
Radio Schedule Snapshot Reflects Dense Iowa Network Listings
A detailed grid shows radio programming across stations WMT WGN KFJB WOI WOI WSUI WOC and others. It lists 6:00 to 5:50 daily slots featuring music dramas news sports markets and variety shows with numerous hosts orchestras and guests.
Morning radio schedule mixed with local notices
A fragmented listing of morning radio programs across stations WMT WGN WHO KFJB WOI WOC WSUI and related segments. The entry names show time slots from 5:30 to 8:30 with program titles such as Sunrise Hour Neighbor Bob Farm News Morning Parade Musical Clock Pete's Mountaineers and Just Plain Bill along with various local figures Lem Martha Jerry and John.
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WMT
WUI
Waat Price America
WGN
Heidelberg
WSUI
Bree Ews
Henson Sherman
Bree
Woc—New
Horby Lonny
Lone Ranger
Tommy Dorsey
Woc
German Bend
KFJB
Ina Ray _Hutton
Orch
WISUI
Johnny Davis
Percy Faith
George Jessel
Sshiriey Kauffman
WOOC
Radio Guild
Sunset Symphony
Kay Kyser
Peter McGregor
Iowa Sportsman
Armchair Adventures
Big Town
George Sokolsky
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Enric Madriguera
Vivian Benshoff
Dick Jurgens
Sports_ Review
Paul Whiteman
Richard Himber
Steve Leonard
Jan Savitt
Count Basie
Joe Reichman
Carol Lofner
Ievener Forum
Carlos Molinas
Happy Felton
the Crusaders
Ee van
Stan Myer
Ron Wilde
Herbie Kay
Arch
Ohn Metcalf
Choir Loft
WOI
Ness
David Harum
Mary Lee Taylor
Lorenzo Jones
Don Pedro
Widder Brown
Hannah
Wwoc
Jenny
Manhattan
Homemakers Forum
Joyce Jordan
Ray Stolzenberg
Kitty Kelly
WOUC
Reee
Marge
Woon
Wwsui
Arnold Grimm
Hilltop House
June Baker
Happy Gang
Judy
Jane
Woc—Society
Dr. Malone
Wwooc
Ralph Slade
Melody
Caroline
Golden
Don Roth
WOOI
Woc—Farm Bureau
Variety
Gayle Gaylord
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Eric
Clyde Barrie
Judey and
George Weiler
Suella Dallas
Maurice Reese
Ray Bloch
Rhythm Auction
Vic and Sade
Deep River Boys
Sweet Music
Itty Keene
Genevieve Rowe
T—Johnson
Julia
Leon Kraft
Morin
Tam Owens
Cowboys
Pone Hamp
Kemper
Stanley Hickman
Ace Brigade
WPA
Emily Morgan
Jane Anderson
Sree
Sam
Easy_ Aces
Renee Ginsburgh
Once
WHO
Ennio Bolognini
Woc—Ensemble
Mr. Keen
Capt. Herne
Ross Jordan
Weho—Top Hatters
Crimson Trailware Friars
Newws
Let’s Dance
Nee Eenree
Hee Eens
Ho—Boone
Lem
Martha
Jerry
Counrry
Red River
Music Shop
Pete
Wwocc
Los Angeles Colored Chorus
John
Bill
Chicago University In New Broadcast
The University of Chicago launches The Human Adventure on Columbia network every Tuesday at 6 p.m. CST for one hour. William Benton, vice president, says the program aims to offer lively educational content and inform the public about university research efforts.
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University of Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting Chain
William Benton
Woman Parading As Man Is Acquitted In California
Mi nerva Phipps, 46, who masqueraded as a man for 23 years and posed as a husband to two women, was acquitted of impersonation and fraud in Pasadena. The judge ruled the marriages were pretense and neither woman was deceived, ending the four hour trial.
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Pasadena
Calif
Minerva Phipps
Frank C. Collier
Mabel Eagan Radcliff
James Phipps
Phipps
S Tip
C. M. Linton
Linton
Collier
Secretion Relief Trial With Penetro Bixers
A brief on using a nasal drop method described as two drops in each nostril to ease secretions. The note suggests trialing a product named PENETRO bixers for relief.
Brain size compared to elephants and whales
The article notes the human brain is surpassed in size only by elephants and some large whales, highlighting its relative scale among mammals.
Radio Signals To Mars Set For Thursday Night
New York reports the first scientific attempt to contact Mars by radio will occur Thursday night. Dr. Clyde Fisher of the Hayden Planetarium says the Baldwin Long Island station will transmit at 11 22 p m using a 20 megacycle 20 000 watt transmitter aimed at Mars. If the signal penetrates the atmosphere it may reflect off Mars and return in about six and a half minutes. Forty short wave receivers will monitor signals on 16 kilocycles to 300 000 kilocycles to hear a possible echo. no contact with Martians is planned. The army signal corps and navy transmitters are asked to stay off air 10 30 to 11 30 p m EST. The program will be recorded.
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New York
INS
Mars
Clyde Fisher
Hayden Planetarium
Baldwin, Long Island
Press Wireless
Baldwin
WOR
Earth
Army Signal Corps
Navy
Hail damages Framingham homes plants and reformatory
About 3 000 window panes in 500 houses along with several industrial plants and the state reformatory for women were broken by hail during a heavy electrical storm in Framingham Massachusetts. An inch of rain fell in the Greater Boston area, the heaviest in days.
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Framingham
Mass
State Reformatory For Women
Greater
Boston
Coal Vein Networks Cover Vast US Area
About 350000 square miles of the United States are underlaid with veins of workable coal. This regional resource spans multiple states and promises substantial energy potential for industrial use and future mining operations.
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United States
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Voice of Iowa
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Mary Marlin
U. S. Army Band
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Chicago University In New Broadcast
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Ned Low
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First Ave
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