Debate Over Milk Marketing License in Cedar Rapids
The column critiques a proposed marketing license for milk producers in Cedar Rapids arguing it would force local dairymen into interstate commerce. It questions the role of Washington in farm policy, cites Tugwell and the AAA, and warns that the measure could override state authority and contracts.
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Ermore
Cedar Rapids
AAA
Washington
Iford Tugwell
Senate
Tugwell
Sena
Boston Clerk Identifies Her In News Photo
The Agnes Turverson mystery deepens with dramatic Vienna and Detroit leads. Boston clerk reports a woman matching Turverson’s description had dresses cleaned in a shop within the last six weeks, suggesting she may be alive in Boston rather than murdered.
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New York
Agnes Turverson
Vienna
Boston
Detroit
Miss’'Tufverson
Ivan Poderjay
Poderjay
Europe
Marguerite Suzanne Ferrand
Man of Mystery
Tulverson
Vienna police probe Poderjay affair in throne room oddities
Vienna police uncovered a bizarre scene in Poderjay’s apartment lab room described as a ghastly ceremonial space stocked with erotic gear, black magic style costumes, and numerous letters and clothing linked to missing New York lawyer Agnes Turverson.
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Vienna
INS
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Poderjay
Milos Ferrand
Peder- Jay
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Turverson
New York
Mme
Suzanne Ferrand
London
Miss Turverson
United States
Mme. Ferrand
Miss
Everyday Living and the Art of Helping Others
A reflective piece discusses helping others through sympathy and knowledge. It cites Gladstone on Spurgeon and notes a social worker’s book as evidence that true aid requires both compassion and scientific understanding. The author urges mastering the art of doing good to avoid harm.
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Pat
Gladstone
Spurgeon
Sodom
Return of Kaiser Wilhelm Predicted in Berlin Back by 1935
An informant close to the former monarch told the Daily Herald that Wilhelm will return to Berlin within months, possibly as a private figure or in an official role, while plans for a military dictatorship and martial law in Germany were described as highly prepared for September.
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London
Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Germany
Daily Herald
Holland
Wilhelm
Hitler
Italy
Franz von Papen
Vatican
Konstantin von Neurath
League of Nations
Stay of execution for Kelley fails
Colorado Supreme Court justices rejected a last minute bid to stay the execution of William Cody Kelley scheduled for sundown in the state’s new lethal gas chamber. The appeal, filed on the condemned man’s behalf, was deemed irregular, ending the bid.
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Denver
William Cody Kelley
Colorado
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids to Host Bicycle Parade Week During Exposition
Cedar Rapids festival week will feature a Made in Cedar Rapids parade with bicycles and floats. Seven playgrounds and ten playground gardens compete for prizes among ages 6 to 16 within forty miles of Cedar Rapids. Prizes include 15, 10, and 5 dollars for top entries, with restrictions on advertising and propulsion in standard bike fashion.
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Cedar Rapids
Clare Nichols
Cedar River
Ellis Park
France plans clearing house to sell German funds
France prepared to set up a clearing house similar to Britain to sell German funds and shield citizens from the Reichsbank moratorium. Paris said measures would take effect if Germany misses payments on Dawes and Young plan loans, to be enacted after July 1 if no agreement is reached. Berlin announced daily foreign exchange limits on imports starting Monday, prioritizing raw materials and foods.
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Paris
France
Britain
Foreign Ministry
Germany
Berlin
The
Britain Delays Clearing House Plan Over German Moratorium
London report says Britain sent Germany a note two days earlier stating it would not set up a clearing house to seize German cash against the Reich moratorium if an agreement protecting British interests is reached before July 1.
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London
Germany
Britain
Traffic plan set for Sunday regatta near Ellis Park
Cedar Ratics News reports Chief Ray Tapper outlined a traffic plan to ease Sunday congestion for the regatta on the Cedar river. From 11 a.m. to completion, Ellis boulevard parking is banned from 6 Avenue to the bath house. Northbound traffic will be redirected via O Avenue and Eleventh Street to Ellis Park, with exit routes retracing the path. The river road joins Ellis boulevard at Penn avenue and will stay open to divert traffic away from the park. Uniformed officers will man intersections to maintain flow.
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Cedar Ratics News
Ellis Park
Cedar River
Ray Tapper
Tapper
Ellis Boulevard
6 Avenue
Bath House
O Avenue
Eleventh Street
Elis Park
Old City Club
Harrison School
E Avenue
Ells Boulevard
Penn Avenue
John McHugh Named Lisbon Postmaster
Appointment of John McHugh as postmaster at Lisbon in Linn county was announced Friday at the office of Rep. Bernhard Jacobsen of the second district.
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Washington
B. C
John McHugh
Lisbon
Linn County
Bernhard Jacobsen
CCC Workers To Aid In Keokuk County Emergency
Gov Kraschel asked Washington officials if CCC workers could be released to help Keokuk county farmers during the emergency. MacDonald had authority to release the workers and about 140 will be freed from two camps to build and maintain church bag barriers. Workers to return after the crisis.
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Kraschel
Ayn Sie Donald
Ccc
Washington
Keokuk County
MacDonald
Robert Fechner
Clyde L. Herring
Sigourney
Keokuk
Four Injured In Frisco Strike Riot
Four non-union longshoremen were injured Friday when 200 striking maritime workers attacked strike-breakers unloading the Norwegian ship Tya. The fighting lasted until 100 policemen dispersed the riot. Victims included F. R. Morgan 58 Charles Hewett 25 A. Figueroa 35 and J. P. Gilmore 50. No arrests.
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San Pedro
Calif
F. R. Morgan
Charles Hewett
A. Figueroa
J. P. Gilmore
Draft 3 year plan to retire crop acreage
Washington AP reports a tentative three year plan to retire 15 to 20 million acres from cultivation and convert them to pasture, age crops, and woodlands. The plan, led by H R Tolley, would pay farmers based on land productivity and aim to reduce surpluses while ending emergency controls and marketing agreements.
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America
H. R. Tolley
University of California
Adziniaretion S . Hoe Central “Fund
Farm J
Tolley
Aids
Former Rock Island coroner dies from auto crash injuries
In Moline Illinois John F Rose aged 54 died Thursday night from a fractured spine and other injuries after an automobile accident near Barstow Saturday. Rose formerly served as coroner of Rock Island county.
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Barstow
John F. Rose
Rose
Rock Island County
Camp Good Health Fund Seeks Local Support
A Cedar Rapids Gazette appeal urges donations to Camp Good Health for needy children. Readers are invited to visit the camp and its hours, with emphasis on full recuperation time and honoring campers who meet weight and vitality goals. Contributions aid travel, care, and the chance to replace graduates on the honor roll.
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Camp Good Health
Big Creek
Camp Good Health Fund
Cedar Rapids
Public Health Nursing Association
Major League Baseball Friday results and standings
The report covers Friday MLB scores across the American and National Leagues with results from games involving Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia Detroit Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Chicago Brooklyn St Louis and others. Key pitchers and hitters are listed with line scores, outs, and run totals, reflecting rain delays and late innings.
Farm Bureau Rebukes Corn Hog Program Delays
The Farm Bureau cites President’s Farm policy officials and AAA administrator to end uncertainty in corn hog rules. They urge Wallace and Davis to halt conflicting regulations, speed benefit checks, and rely on certified county production data rather than disputed estimates. They warn further hog reductions are indefensible and request more county committee authority.
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Ite
Edward
A.J. O'Neal
Wallace
Farm Bureau’ Committee
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Washington
Army officer admits he wrote surplus goods sale contract
Col. Joseph I. McMullen of the army advocate general's office testified before the house military affairs committee that he drafted the initial contract for sale of surplus army goods. He said he wrote it at home while on leave and disclosed involvement with export market plans and meetings with Ralph O Neil and Joseph Silverman.
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Washington
Joseph I. McMullen
Army Advocate General's Office
District of Columbia
House Military Affairs Committee
Ralph O'Neil
American Legion
Joseph Silverman
O’neil
McMullen
William N. Rogers
N. H
Harry Woodring
Woodring
O'Neil
Robert Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Robert Fechner
CCC
Panama Shipper Wife Found In Texas Kidnapping Case
Authorities in El Paso, Texas, say Mrs. Sybil Fidanque of San Jose, California, reported she was abducted and drugged by a man named Jim who forced her into an auto and to a hotel. She described being dyed hair and amnesia, while seeking help from police and family.
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Paso
Tex
Sybil Pidanque
Jose
Calif
Fidanque
Aaid
Vmrs
Shaunet
el’ Paso
Danque
Wwe
Jim
Maine
Temperature And Humidity On Rise In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids saw a rise in temperature and humidity after light rain. The day's high reached 90 degrees at 2 45 p.m., with a morning low near 68 and 70 at 12 30 a.m. Rain added about 0.15 inch of moisture to June. Thursday's peak was 89 degrees at 4 p.m. and 85 by 7 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep
Industry Plans Price Cuts Target Building Costs
An industry authority said the construction industry plans a 10 to 13 percent cut in building and material charges within the next two weeks to reinforce the administration home building and repair program. The move would occur even before Roosevelt signs the housing bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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