Senate Quick to Amend AAA Licensing Provisions
Senator J P Pope outlined a plan to amend the AAA licensing clause to remove it from intra state operations and regulate interstate dealings. President Roosevelt questioned AAA legality as Smith said the floor fight over the change could emerge, with Davis and Wallace involved and 2 000 000 producers affected.
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Supreme “Court
NRA
Smith
J. P., Pope
Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Mich
Wichita
Kan
Boston
ASA
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Chester Davis
Delay in Iowa Democratic Chair Selection Meeting
A Democratic state central committee meeting to choose a new state chairman may be delayed as E. J. Feuling plans to resign at an early June gathering in Des Moines. Feuling pled guilty to failing to report campaign contributions and paid a 500 dollar fine plus costs.
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Des Moines
Democratic State Central Committee
E. J. Feuling
New Hampton
Feuling
Roosevelt Calls NRA Ruling a Historic Setback to New Deal
President Roosevelt labeled the Supreme Court’s NRA decision a throwback to horse and buggy commerce and warned it endangers federal powers and major New Deal legislation. He told reporters the ruling raises a decisive issue for the country and will require public choice, discussing the interstate commerce clause in detail.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
INS
Dred Scott
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
Earthquake Devastates Quetta Killing Thousands in India
An enormous quake in Quetta, Baluchistan, kills about 20 000 people and devastates the city. British and Indian troops rush to aid, with trains carrying doctors, nurses, and supplies. Camps are set at the Quetta race track as efforts to repair railways and telegraph lines continue.
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Karachi
India
INS
Quetta
Baluchistan
Royal Air Force
Norman Cator
Spezand
Family Assured Of Boy's Safety In Tacoma Kidnapping Case
In Tacoma Washington the Weyerhaeuser family physician says J P Weyerhaeuser 9 has been in contact with his abductors and the family has not paid the $200000 ransom as yet. The boy remains held but the family is not worried while new tips tie the Alvin Karpis gang to the case and a UW student provides information about a man reading a letter to a Karpis mob lieutenant Volney Davis near Puget Sound.
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Tacoma
Wash
Weyerhaeusers
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
George
R. C. Schaeffer
Weyerhaeuser
Alvin’ Karpis
George Weyerhaeuser
University of Washington
Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
Fred Stojack
Seattle
Volney Davis
Davis
Stojack
Fox and
Vasion Islands
Puget Sound
Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Shocks Tacoma
In Tacoma a week long mystery surrounds the kidnapping of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser who was taken in broad daylight for a $200,000 ransom. The family of timber magnate John Philip Weyerhaeuser and his wife faces the crisis as investigators pursue leads.
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Tacoma
Wash
Weyerhaeuser
George Weyerhaeuser
John Philip Weyerhaeuser
Vanderlip Calls New Deal Bank Bill Politicized Unsound
Frank A. Vanderlip, retired New York banker, told the Senate banking committee that the administration banking legislation is unsound and politically biased. He urged lawmakers to pass laws not written by economists but by legislators, and warned the measure is more political than necessary.
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Washington
INS
New Deal
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Vanderlip
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Pope Pius 78 Observes Birthday With Simple Mass
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII turning 78 on Friday. He celebrated a low mass of thanksgiving in his private chapel assisted by his two secretary monsignors. Afterward his relatives and clerics offered congratulations and he resumed his busy day.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
Open letter pulls at Iowa political corruption in Sioux City
The Gazette defends its independence while criticizing Governor Herring and Attorney General O Connor for alleged interference. It questions why grand juries and party leaders have failed to expose graft, urges swift cleansing of the Democratic Party in Iowa, and warns against political protectors delaying justice.
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C. F. Lytle
Sioux City
Edward L. O'Connor
Democratic Party
Iowa
Itias
Herring
Blox City
Scout Party
Uae
Woodbury County
Grand Jury
Mr. Lytle
Iowa Executive Council
Democratic State Central Committee
Eugene. J. Feuling
Des Moines
G.O.P
Gazette
Joe
Gagen
Park Findley
O’connor
Des ‘Moines
O'Connor-Maley
O’connor-Maley
Conroy
O'Connor
Cedar Rapids
The
St Wits
Attorney General's
E. J. Feuling
State Central Committee
Feuling
Gagette
Herying
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Governor Clyde Herring Faces Subpoena Graft Probe
Sioux City graft probe watchers await Governor Clyde Herring after he failed to appear Friday as subpoenaed. The May State official proposed to testify Saturday if convenient, amid questions of grand jury power and potential clashes with prosecutors. Local witnesses include George Gorder Sam Stevens Lucille Coan and others tied to the Broadway Gardens and Des Moines venues.
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Clyde
Weedbury
Grand
Sioux City
Herring
Sioux
Clyde Herring
G. ‘M. Havner
Ole T. Naglestad
W. E.hall
Moville
Duckworth
George Gorder
James Fpontvale
Bondsman
Sam’ Stevens
Broadway Gardens
W. S. Cooper
Henry Kuhlmann
Joe Stevens
Lucille Coan
Hattie Brown
Paul Mueller
J. E
Red”) Brennan
Des Moines
John Geneser
Walnut Street
Geneser
Pete Rand
Governor Herring orders special investigators to Sioux City inquiry
Governor Herring announced orders for special investigators headed by Moorehead to conduct an inquiry in Sioux City territory. Two more investigators, Tom Ryan and Joseph Burke, may assist in Woodbury County. Lytle had asked for three Sioux City police officers as agents, but Herring said suitable local men are already available.
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Clyde
Ryan
Joseph
Burke
Woodbury
Moorehead
Lytle
o. _ Lytle
Sioux City
Joe. Young
N.T
Johansen
Pat O'Hara
Graft Exposer Named Sioux City Police Chief
Sioux City filled a police leadership shake up with Patrolman Earl Morgan named chief after the resignation of John McKenna. Gordon C. Hollar announced Patrolman Joe Young as police inspector while G. F. Wheelock remains chief of detectives.
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Sioux City
INS
Henry C. Kuhlmann
Earl Morgan
John McKenna
Gordon C. Hollar
Joe Young
G. F. Wheelock
Iowa Governor Targets Sioux City Letter Critics
Gov Clyde Herring retaliated against sharpshooters who criticized his office over a Sioux City inquiry. State agent Frank Moorehead to lead a probe into a letter by C F Lytle, a building contractor, which attacked the governor and administration. Two other agents may join, seen as protecting the governor’s interests in the case.
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Des ' Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Frank Moorehead
Soverenor
Sioux City
C. F.' Lytle
Joseph Burke
Tom Ryan
State House
Grand Jury
Frisday
Lytle
Ed O'Connor
Lewis pushes federal divorce bill in New Deal agenda
Chicago based report: Sen James Hamilton Lewis says he will introduce a national divorce act to standardize recognition of divorces across states. He argues federal control over conflicting laws will curb resort towns and promise equal property and alimony rights for women, citing state rights vs state wrongs.
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INS
United States
James Hamilton
Lewis
Congress
Illinois
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