Meet Rep Henry O Talle in Iowa's Second District
Henry O Talle of Decorah now represents Iowa's newly drawn second district after redistricting cut eight seats. Born January 12, 1892, he grew up on a Minnesota farm near Albert Lea with Norwegian roots, four brothers and a sister, and early interest in reading and writing.
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Henry O. Talle
Iowa
House of Representatives
Decorah
Winnesnick County
Mr. Talle
Cedar Rapids
Talle
Mr. Tall
Norway
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Towa
Henry
Albert Lea Tribune
Henry Talle Iowa congressman and educator biography
Henry Talle grew from Albert Lea student to Luther College valedictorian and college professor. He taught economics at Luther, served as superintendent in North Dakota and Iowa, and won a 1938 congressional seat. He emphasized agriculture, rural electrification, and neutrality, opposing peacetime conscription.
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Henry Talle
Decorah
Farnsworth
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Brooks
Talle
Luther
Rolette
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United States
Germany
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Navy
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rugby
Atlette
Luther Academy
Albert Lea
Luther College
Congress
Iowa
Helen Elaine
Marjorie Ann
Historic William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mary Jane
National Park College
Maryland
Washington
Sleeveless Frock With Jaunty Bolero
A pattern description outlines a sunny-day sleeveless dress with a slim princess base and a jaunty bolero with cuffs and a revers collar. Anne Adams Pattern 4780 available in sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40. fabric yardage given. price 15 cents. order details from The Cedar Rapids Gazette. An obituary note follows for Matthew Hamilton Van Kirk, 81, with funeral at Anamosa Methodist church and family survivors listed.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids
Pern
West 7Th St
New York
Anamosa
Anamosa Methodist Church
Matthew Hamilton van Kirk
Fairview Township
Franklin County
Tda Staneart
Hampton
Lee
Howard
Superior
Wis
Virgil
Frederick
Denison
Tex
Raymond Jayne
Martelle
van Kirk
Methodist Church
Senate moves to scrap Roosevelt emergency monetary powers
A bipartisan push in the senate banking committee seeks to end President Roosevelt’s emergency monetary powers. Testimony from Marriner S Eccles is sought as support. The Federal Reserve and banks urged discontinuation of powers to devalue the dollar purchase foreign silver and issue silver certificates. Senator Taft opposes devaluation power and aims to curb other special powers while backing the stabilization fund with restrictions. Senator Adams says he is strongly opposed to liberalizing these powers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Marriner S Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Banking Committee
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Adams
Colo
Leay
Devaluation Authority Renewal Talks Reported Stalled
Friends said Acting Chairman Glass of the committee was not enthusiastic about extending the devaluation and stabilization fund authority, which expires June 30. He favored calling Eccles and Secretary Morgenthau to testify on the pending bill.
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Glass
Taft
Eccles
Morgenthau
Byrd Says Little Arms Reaching Britain Under Aid Bill
Senator Byrd asserts that virtually no lease armaments have been shipped to Great Britain in the two months since the aid appropriation. He cites Maj. Gen. Burns in noting the infinitesimal supplies abroad and calls for program leadership to end strikes hamstringing production.
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Washington
Byrd
Great Britain
Congress
Virginia
J. H. Burns
Harry Hopkins
Burns
Defense aid records cite lack of sea loss data on lend-lease shipments
The division of defense aid reports states it cannot provide significant information on present or probable losses at sea of materials shipped under lend-lease legislation. The note underscores uncertainty about wartime shipping risks and material losses.
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Division of Defense Aid
Rural district fire truck committee formed near Postville
Agitation for a rural district fire truck near Postville leads to a four township committee with Harvey Schultz as general chairman. Members include Kenneth Kerr S Green and John A Schroeder. They study buying a truck about 54000 funded by 25 memberships. non members pay 75 for use.
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Postville
Harvey Schultz
Post Township
Kenneth Kerr
Clermont Township
S. A. Green
Bloomfield Township
John A. Schroeder
Grand Meadow
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First Avenue
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Montrose
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Dempsey's
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Second Avenue
DIAL
Sherwin-Williams
EE. R. McCenar
Marengo
George W. Cable
Mt, Vernon
Ighy Paint and Wallpaper Store
Sherwin Williams
Britain
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First Street
2Nd Ave
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Giant Portfolio
Sucawin-williams
Costa
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Third Ave
Sherwin-Williams Paints