Roosevelt third term move sparks debate among aides
Senator Holt charged Roosevelt advisers push a third term to protect their offices and agree that the president would run again only if he could win. Holt blasted Hopkins and Ickes for self interest and warned of a presumed purge of Democrats while noting quiet treatment of non New Deal challengers.
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Roosevelt
Joseph B. Keenan
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Ardent
New Dealer
Holt
Harry Hopkins
Iowa Centennial Stamp To Be Purple
The post office announced a three cent stamp honoring Iowa's 100th territorial anniversary. It will feature a view of Iowa's early capitol and go on sale August 24 in Des Moines.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Iowa
Des Moines
Filipino Japanese Cotton Agreement Renewed
Washington reports a one year renewal of the gentleman's agreement restricting Japanese cotton piece goods shipments to the Philippines to forty five percent of the 1947 level beginning August 1. The renewal preserves a balance between Philippine textiles and Japanese exports amid postwar trade shifts.
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Washington
INS
Philippines
State department announces annual quota split into quarters
A million square meters annually was announced by the state department Tuesday. A slight modification provides for division of the annual quota into quarterly amounts of 11,250,000 square meters each, with a 20 percent tolerance, to be added to or subtracted from the allowance of succeeding quarters.
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State Department
Chandler Poison Charge Sparks Kentucky Controversy
Gov. A B Chandler faced conflicting conclusions after illness in Louisville sparked poisoning accusations. Major Burman cited three alleged life threats, while Detective Chief Stewart called the charges a campaign hoax. Dr Bryan insisted the water was doctored. police found no basis for poison. Other officials also fell ill after drinking from the same water pitcher.
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Louisville
LLP
Chandler
Joseph Burman
State Bureau of Investigation
Joseph Stewart
J. W. Bryan
Stewart
Bryan
Burman
Covington
Harlan
J. Dan Talbot
Jesse Wyatt
No Salary Boosts Under Iowa WPA
Des Moines AP reports no salary increase for WPA supervisory and administrative staff until further notice per an order to George J. Keller Iowa state administrator from Harry L. Hopkins national WPA head. Relief laborers keep monthly wages between 40 and 94 dollars and appointments for those earning over 2600 dollars yearly must be submitted to Hopkins.
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DES Moines
WPA
George J. Keller
Iowa
Harry L. Hopkins
National
Keller
Hopkins
Evening Radio Schedule With NBC CBS NBC WABC Listings
Dense radio listings cover evening afternoon and morning blocks across NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF and WBBM KMOX WCCO. Notable names include Tommy Dorsey Paul Whiteman Henry King Fletcher Henderson Ben Cutler Amos n Andy and Ribbed orchestras with multiple chains and stations. The item reads as a fluid timetable of shows with personnel and network affiliations across many cities.
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Man’s Family
NBC
Weaf Chain
TBS
WJZ Chain
Peoples Platform
CBS
Wabc and Chain
Tommy D Dorsey
WJZ
Paul Whiteman
WABC
WHBM
Town Hall
WEAP
Hetonal Music Camp
Mark Warnew
Kaier
WEAF
KMOX
Amos
Andy
Ben Cutler
Just Entertainment
WBBM
WCCO
Abe Liman
Larry Clinton
Fletcher Henderson
Bersie Child
WZ Chain
Hal Kemp
Chain
Haug Thompson
Henry King
WHO
Breakfast Club
Josh Hissins
Finchville
Worat
David Harum
Lorenzo Jones
O—Viennese Ensemble
Dictators
Myrt and
Marce
National Farm and Home Hour
Helen Trent
Hillton House
Dan Harding
Ie Who
Yvie and
Sade
Edward MacHush
Netty and
Bob
Thapran Allison
mEnch* Light's Orchestra
CBB
Rakes Orchestra
Balen Orchestra
Lou Martin
Pau] Douglas
Sports Review
WEAP_ chain
Mr. Keen
Mario Cozzi
Elvira Rios
W. Chain
Rhythm_ School
Boake Carter
Kmox Woc
Rudy Wallee
Goldman
Toronto
Bulitzer
WIZ Chain
Major Bowes
Wwoc
Music Hall
Orchestra
Bices Jurens
N Orchestra
Or Danne Orchestra
Radio fan appeals for Pitcairn Island aid from New York
Dorothy Hall, amateur operator in New York, sent cablegrams to Prime Minister Chamberlain and President Roosevelt urging immediate British aid to Pitcairn Island. She cited crippled radio, disabled equipment, and isolation since May 25 with no trade due to a typhoid rumor. The British government promised help as islanders suffered gasoline shortages and relied on windmill power.
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New York
INS
Pitcairn Island
South Pacific
Dorothy Hall
New Wille Chamberlain
England
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
United States
Hall
Bounty
Pitcairn
GOP Studies Emergency in National Finance Plan
Chicago based Republican program committee will spend two days of its August summer session examining the existing national financial emergency and New Deal pump priming. James H. Douglas Jr. leads a round table of business and academic leaders to seek practical and principled solutions for rising revenues and federal expenditures.
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Chicago
Republican Program Committee
Glenn Frank
Frank
James H. Douglas Jr
Douglas
Arthur Ballantine
New York
Frank Said
Ballantine
U. S. Treasury Department
Columbia University
Melchair Palyi
Deutsche Bank
Germany
National Credit
E. S Pillsbury
Century Electric Company
St. Louis
Edward S. Mason
Harvard University
James W. Bell
School of Commerce
Northwestern University
Cc. H. Crennan
Continental Illinois National Bank
Henry C. Simons
University of Chicago
Wapello Man Found Hanging In Barn
The body of C. E. Holmquist, 50, was found hanging from rafters in a barn near the home of Mrs. Mina Askren, south of Wapello Tuesday. He had been dead about four hours when found by Burton Allworth and Billie Malone. Friends said he was despondent over financial affairs.
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Wapello
C. E. Holmquist
Mina Askren
Burton Allworth
Billie Malone
Bar debate over Justice Black eligibility at Cleveland meeting
At the American Bar Association gathering in Cleveland, debate swirled around a resolution seeking information on Hugo L. Black's eligibility to serve on the Supreme Court. Dean Edward T. Lee resisted withdrawal, while Birmingham figures argued the issue was impudent and unnecessary. The measure, not reaching the floor before Thursday, centers on constitutional limits preventing senators or representatives from taking civil office created or increased during their elected term.
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Cleveland
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Administrative Law
American Bar Association
Edward T. Lee
John Marshall Law School
Chicago
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice Black
Black
Richard D. Evans
Birmingham
Ala
Resolutions Committee
Evans
Marvin Woodall
Birmingham Bar Association
Lee
Bar Association
Woodall
Dean Lee
U. S
Dog Wants Ad Classification Listed For Pets
Classified ad fragment urges readers to check Want Ads under classification 37 for dogs. It mentions varieties from small to large long and short haired dogs and notes age ranges from young to old. No specific breeds or prices are provided in the readable text.
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William K. Hutchinson
Cedar Rapids
Sears
Kenmore
Pss
3Rd Ave
Pitcairn Isle
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