New Deal Fits Constitution Says F D R At Centennial Rally
President Roosevelt told thousands at Little Rock that the New Deal fits the Constitution and will meet economic and social needs. He cited Arkansas history, Jefferson, and frontier democracy while praising Senator Robinson and Senator Caraway.
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Centennial Stadium
Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Jefferson
Louisiana
Union of States
Robinson
Hattie Caraway
Senator Robinson
Alice Longworth on Convention Criticism and Speakers
Alice Longworth reflects on early convention sessions in Cleveland. She mocks the keynote and permanent chair man speeches while criticizing the noise and device dependence around speakers. She recalls past New Deal fear and laments rising criticism since 1933.
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Steiner
Cleveland
Mr. Snell
Washington
Alice Longworth
Holland Imposes Tax on Christian Names After First
A new Dutch rule taxes each additional Christian name beyond the first, applying to registered births and official documents. Proponents say it streamlines naming, while critics warn it targets cultural traditions and burdens families with extra costs.
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Holland
Advises Farmers To Keep Records Of Farm Practices
Ralph Smith of the Iowa agriculture conservation committee urges farmers and landlords to maintain records and receipts of soil building and seeding practices for government awards. He says proof will be checked late in summer and recommends neighbor or community committee certification to verify actions.
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DES Moines
Ralph Smith
Iowa Agriculture Conservation Committee
Iowa
Troy Mills High Band Concert Opens Season
The first concert of the season by the town high school band will be held Tuesday evening June 16. Mr. Sawyer of Central City leads the group with support from local business firms.
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Troy Mills
Sawyer
Central City
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights CBS NBC Mutual
A dense listing of radio programs across networks CBS NBC and related stations. Highlights include orchestras led by Pray and Baum Don Bester and De Morgan, various variety acts, dramatic sketches, and the Beadle of broadcasts from Washington and Budapest with multiple time slots throughout the day.
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Encert
CBS
Wabc Kmox
NBC
WJZ Suds Vallee _orch
Weaf Wow
Chain Pray and Baum
WA Wwoc
WEAF
Kyw
Beepan
Budd
Bing Or Grosby Orch
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
Roy Shield Orch
WJZ Chain
Nickelodeon
Woc
Weco
Don_ Bester orch
WACO _WGST
de Morgan Orch
WJZ
Sail ‘Levant Orch
Weaf Chain
Dorsey Orch
Wabc Gariee
Dernberger Orch
Ain
Sab
Jessica Dragonette
Irene Rich
Flying Red Horse Tavern
WCCO
Sah Teer Fay
Ain Cor Rhee
Wabc Or Music Guild
Frank Munn
Weaf Wow Kyw. Hollywood Hotel (Cbs) Wabc Kmox Woc 7:30—Fred Waring Orch
Miniature Theater
Richard Himbert Orch
Wasr
Talley Orch
Chiesa
George Ree
Weaf Chai
Eget Levant’ Orch
Phil ‘Harris
Weap Necro
LeRoy Smith
Morgan Seehi
de Lucas
Bhander
Eicris
Lark Fisher
Frankie Masters
Fieteher Henderson
Ravier Cugat
Gon Cresty
Urman
WB Ox
Syseas Ay
Noxzema Trial Offer Sparks Skin Care Buzz
A wartime era promotional note touts Noxzema as rapid healing aid for burns eczema pimples and chapped skin. Nurses praise its effectiveness for external irritations and a 25 cent trial jar is offered for 15 cents this week.
Anamosa Couple Loses Luggage in Cleveland Convention Town
Anamosa Iowa residents Mrs James V Remley and her husband lose luggage when thieves break into their car on a busy Cleveland street while they visit the Republican National Convention headquarters. Remley says he must buy new clothes for his wife.
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Anamosa
Convention City
Cleveland
James V. Remley
Iowa
Remley
Winners in Elks State Band Contest
Special to The Gazette Decorah winners in the Elks state band contest were Mable Minn high school first and West Union second. In the drums contest Independence junior corps first and Oelwein V F W corps second.
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Decorah
Elks
Mable, Minn
West Union
Independence Junior Corps
Oelwein V. F. W
Sahara Desert Area Estimated Over Three Million Five Hundred Thousand Sq Miles
A historical estimate places the Sahara’s area at more than 3,500,000 square miles, reflecting its vast expanse across North Africa. The figure underscores the desert’s immense scale relative to other regions.
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Sahara Desert
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned was appointed and qualified on June 3 1936 as Executor of the estate of Mary E Wentz of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted should pay promptly Those having claims should file them duly authenticated in the Linn County Iowa District Court office W E Wallace Attorney
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Cutor
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Mary E. Wentz
Old guard deadlocks open the way for London backed landslide
The piece portrays the fading old guard within the GOP as their attempts to steer the Kansas nominating fight falter. London backed young delegates rally, while old guard ego clashes prevent a unified candidate, leaving Landon’s rising camp poised to win the convention.
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Cleveland
G. O. P. Old Guard
London
Susanna
Kansas
Landon
Old Guard
Travel to Europe Tops in Seven Years Says McIntyre
Philip B McIntyre western traffic manager of International Mercantile Marine says more Americans will travel to Europe this year than any year since 1929. He credits higher income and greater confidence in the future for the rise while visiting Omaha for the day.
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Omaha
Philip B. McIntyre
Chicago
International Mercantile Marine Company
Europe
McIntyre
Atlantic reservations rise amid pride and prestige debate
McIntyre notes more reservations in Atlantic travel as he argues Americans do not build super-liners like France Italy and England because they cannot be paid for. He says these liners cater to nations with pride and prestige while Americans avoid costly floating palaces to bolster national pride.
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Atlantic
France
Italy
England
McIntyre
Oxford man dies after long illness at 55
Oxford Al Noone aged 55 died Monday at a hospital after a lingering illness. He is survived by two nieces Mrs John Foley of Tiffin and Mrs Elmer Ask of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 am with Rev T V Lawler officiating. Burial followed at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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Oxford
al Noone
John Foley
Tiffin
Elmer Ask
Cedar Rapids
T. V. Lawler
Mount Calvary Cemetery
American airlines carry 860 761 passengers in 1935
In 1935 American company operated air services carried 860 761 passengers, marking about a 50 percent rise from 1934 as industry growth accelerates.
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F.D.R
U.S
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Oor
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell Bidg
Resek Test Club Orch
Old Doctor
Shirley W. Wynne
Fred Feibel
Tani
WACO
7 O
War O
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Bluebirds
the Godbergs
Honeymooners
Franklin Roosevelt
Texas
Beedom
Cadet’s Quartet
Mary Marlin
Ep Ware
Chain the Rhythmaires
Eee Chan
H Carhart
Nicholas Mathay
Orch
Pte d Davies
Porever Young
Helen Jane Behlke
JZ Chain
Budapest
Eeey Jack
Nee Hatters Orch
Chain
P. Convention
Wsbm
Terri_ La Franconi
Ww Chain
Mark Warnow Orch
Buddy Clark
Animal News Club
Manuel Contreras
Arch
Three X Sisters
Dieces of the Mounted
Cc Kmox
Niela Goodtile
WJZ Ain
Amos
N’ Andy
W. Woo
Lum and
Abner
WLW
Tom Howard Orch
Fray and Baum
W. E. Wallace
Kansas Young Guard
G OH NI
Paris Dress and Hat Shop
2Nd St
Tae
Bape
Petty
Second
May Drug
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