Inflation move linked to 10 plan for SRD party
Washington reports a last minute Senate maneuver to force a vote on the Frazier Lemke inflationary farm mortgage bill as a potential ignition for a third party movement. Senator Lynn J. Frazier would rider the bill to the Guffey coal measure to put the chamber on record. Father Coughlin signaled support for a candidate on a new party if acceptable to the National Union for Social Justice. Rep. William Lemke courted as possible third party candidate. Coughlin avoided organizing a party but pledged endorsement if the right man announces. Dr Townsend said no plans to back any third party presidential contender.
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Francis E. Townsend
Lynn J. Frazier
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Coughlin
William Lemke
Frazier
Lemke
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New York
Detroit
National Union For Social Justice
Boston
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Westfield
Mass
North Dakota
Washton
Withdrawal of 300000 WPA Funds Hits Iowa Workers
Des Moines AP Iowa WPA director J D Kerlin revealed an unexpected cancellation of $300000 in WPA funds for Iowa. The telegram from Carrington Gill canceled the allocation leaving funds only to July for 19850 WPA workers. Office staff will get vacations with pay. project workers receive no vacations.
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DES Moines
J. D. Kerlin
Iowa
WPA
Works Progress Administration
Kerlin
Washington
Carrington Gill
Names Donegan As Temporary Chairman of Judicial Conv.
DES MOINES AP Ed H Birmingham democratic state chairman announced Justice Maurice Donegan of Davenport as temporary chairman of the state judicial convention to meet July 30 in Des Moines. Justice J W Anderson of Sioux City was suggested for permanent chairman.
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Des Moines
Ed H. Birmingham
Maurice Donegan
Davenport
J. W. Anderson
Sioux City
Birmingham
Mary Kelleher
Fort Dodge
Dan McEniry
Walter Bease
Ray Baxter
Burlington
Reading
Willie Willis Marble Bridge Prize Remark
A local saying from Willie Willis recalls a family rule about marbles and bridge prizes. The quote notes a playful limit of four marbles per player and a cautionary moral from Mama about keeping marbles.
New Harvard Driving Tests Attract Thousands in New York
More than 9,000 people have taken Harvard University’s new scientific driving tests at the New York Museum of Science and Industry since the May 4 safety demonstration. Dr. Harry R. DeSilva supervises the tests and aims for 25,000 participants to draw accurate observations on common highway faults.
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New York
Harvard University
Landon Warns of Great Crisis Amid Election
Governor Alfred M. Landon, GOP nominee, declares forces hostile to American government threaten the nation in a telegram to Mrs. Eleanor Gridley of Chicago on her 90th birthday. He pledges to lead the country to honest performance and progress amid anticipation of a Colorado ranch vacation and a July return.
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Topeka
Kan
Alfred M. Landon
America
Eleanor Gridley
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Landon
Estes Park
Colo
Colorado
City Council weighs graduated parking limits downtown
Iowa City officials will consider a 45 minute limit for the business district core, 60 minutes for bordering streets, and 90 minutes for streets surrounding the university campus at Friday night council session.
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Iowa City
Double Finesse Squeeze Ends In 1160 Point Present
In a contract bridge analysis South dealer North and South vulnerable reveals a long trump suit. West opens with king of clubs then queen. South ruffs and executes a spade finesse while later cashing diamonds. The expert note warns against a bad double and shows the squeeze that yields 1160 points.
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Esterday
West
South
North
Declerer
Funeral Services Held For Oxford Resident
Funeral services for William W. Grabin 50 died this week were held at St Peter s church Cosgrove with Rev W F Schmidt in charge Burial was in Grabin cemetery north of Oxford He was born on a farm north of Oxford Nov 21 1885 and lived his life in Johnson county later farming south of Oxford He is survived by his widow two daughters Wilma and Anna three brothers Charles A Grabin Yale Frank and John Grabin Oxford and four sisters Mrs Agnes Shebetha Fairfax Mrs Mary Saxton Mrs Tracey Floetchinger and Mrs Anna Newkirk Oxford
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Oxford
William W. Grabin
St. Peter’s
Cosgrove
W. F. Schmidt
Grabin
Mr. Grabin
Johnson County
Wilma
Anna
Charles A. Grabin
Yale
Frank
John Grabin
Agnes Shebetha
Fairfax
Mary Saxton
Tracey Floetchinger
Anna Newkirk
New Motion Picture Camera Captures Light At 10 Million Frames
At the University of Rochester, Dr. Brian O'Brien unveiled a camera that records ten million pictures per second, about 200 times faster than prior devices, designed to photograph light itself. The film runs up to 400 feet per second on a seven and a half inch ring, revealing ultra fast light flashes and their rapid rise and decay.
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Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Brian O’brien
Department of
Physics
Roosevelt Promises Survey Of Hopper Threat In Midwest
Senator Murphy of Iowa said President Roosevelt pledged federal aid to fight grasshopper damage in the middle west. He announced an immediate survey of infested areas to assess needed funds from the Resettlement Administration, following a prior congressional appropriation.
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Washington
Murphy
Iowa
Roosevelt
Middle West
Resettlement Administration
Iowan
Civil service reform bids stir congressional scramble
In Cincinnati ALICE LONGWORTH notes the New Dealers struggle to pass civil service reform bills led by the La Follette Mahoney and Black measures, while Governor Landon’s stance tightens the political stakes. The fate of these proposals before adjournment remains uncertain as Philadelphia’s draft plan looms. Farley may face pressure to nationalize post office civil service, a prospect that unsettles the party’s power base.
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Cincinnati
Senate
Landon
Philadelphia
Farley
Post Office Department
Civil Service
Labor Factions Set for July 8 Clash in AFL Rift
Washington watchers see July 8 as a turning point as William Green leads the old guard against John L. Lewis in a bid to purge Lewis supporters from the AFL. A realignment could produce either a renewed old line or a merged industrial union. Separate notes from the Texas swing show Democrats confident in November and cautious about the upper Midwest, with mixed crowds in Louisville Vincennes and Ohio and a muted Arkansas audience amid Huey Long echoes.
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Old Guard
American Federation of Labor
William Green
John L. Lewis
Lewis
A. F. of L
Federation
Green
Executive Council
American Labor Movement
Texas
Dixie
Upper Middle West
Louisville
Kentucky
Vincennes
Ind
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Huey Long
Huey
Arkansas
Radio Schedule Highlights Prime Time Orchestras and Talks
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC featuring conductors orchestras and vocal artists like Fred Waring Andre Kostelanetz Richard Himber and Joe Reichman. Includes talk segments on the new deal Harlem dedication and shows from 7:00 to 11:15 PM with multiple stations and venues.
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Red Horse Tavern
CBS
WBBM
WCCO
Solente
Soprano
NBC
Wow
Ene Rich
WJZ Chain
Netailir
Fay Calling
WJZ
Shaw Perieene
WABC
Andre Kostelanetz Orch
WGST
Richard Himber
Orch
WEAF
WKYW
Charles E
WACO
A. Schallert
Weap Chainmanéor
Coburn
Bon cBester
Ohn
Cugat
Robert Brostine
Icbs
Breakfast Club
Weaf Chain
Alcee Maxwell
Martha and
Hal
Te. de Leath
Edward MacHugh
Ceetas Metz
Harlem
Ickes
Wagner
LaGuardia
Wabc Wooc Shies: «. F Sears Orch. (Nbc) Weaf Junior Radio Journal
Genia Sonariova
George Hall
KMOX
Skipper and Gang
Jack Shannon
Tenor
Woc
Wccall
Frank and
Milt Britton
Buffalo Presents
New Streamliner City of Denver Starts Fast
The City of Denver streamliner pulled from Chicago at 6 20 p m CST for Denver on the world speed record long distance route. The 1200 horsepower diesel train on Northwestern Union Pacific lines aims to cover 1048 miles in 16 hours at 65 5 mph. It will run daily between Chicago and Denver with Cedar Rapids times noted.
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Chicago
Denver
CST
Colo
North Western
Union Pacific Lines
Cedar Rapids
City
Indian man from Bombay attends sun eclipse worship
A sun worshiper from India, Jammadas G. Shih of Bombay, visits Kamishari Japan to honor the sun as it enters total eclipse on Friday. He follows Vedic sun worship doctrines and traveled to witness the event.
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Kamishari
Japan
India
Jammadas G. Shih
Bombay
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