Roosevelt Seeks End to U S Consent to Be Sued on Gold Bond Clause
President Roosevelt urges Congress to withdraw U S consent to be sued on gold clause securities and to enact legislation ensuring equal dollar for dollar payment. He calls for exchange of gold clause bonds for non gold clause securities and termination of court consent to sue. The message emphasizes sovereign immunity and federal control over payments and public debt.
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Congress of the United States
United States
Supreme Court
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United States of America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Heir Chooses Jail Over Bequest in Tacoma Case
In Tacoma Washington Harry Wickersham a 67 year old retiree and sole beneficiary and executor of Nan Wickershams will chose jail over probate filing after being summoned for not filing within 40 days. He refused to be sworn in and was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
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Wash
INS
Harry Wickersham
Wickersham
Nan Wickersham
Georgia Orders Pedigreed Eggs
Georgia passes a law to categorize eggs served in restaurants into three groups cold storage eggs shipped from outside the state and Georgia produced eggs. Restaurant owners must disclose the origin of eggs to diners under enforcement promises.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Philadelphia aquarist offers 3,000 for discus fish pair
Aquariculturists in Philadelphia celebrate Gustav G Armbuster who spawned over 250 discus fish and kept 75 alive. He has been offered as much as 3000 for the parent pair and offspring but refuses to sell to study breeding. The Amazon natives are ready to breed again, awaiting further growth.
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Philadelphia
INS
Gustav G. Armbuster
Armbuster
discus-Hecker
Amazon River
Anne Adams Sports Frock Pattern 2341 For Easy Making
Illustrated Anne Adams pattern 2341 offers a sports frock with a rippling jabot collar and pleated sleeves for freedom of movement. Suitable for pastel printed satins or cottons with a tie silk option. sizes 14 to 42. Pattern cost 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents. order Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Trousseau
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Bte
New York
Germany Under Air Minded Drive With Civilian Flyers
Berlin reports a nationwide week long drive to promote aviation as citizens donate to the National Civilian Flying organization. Collectors sought millions of marks as banners promote air sport and displays showcase airplanes and gliders. A six day 3000 mile point to point flight featured 154 aircraft with prizes awarded by Goering.
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Berlin
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Germany
Goering
Washday Woes Turned to Rinso White Victory
An estranged couple reconciles after discovering Rinso makes clothes whiter with less scrubbing. The wife explains how Rinso soaks and rinses, saving time and effort, leaving hands pale and laundry sparkling. She encourages others to try Rinso and its versatile use in dishwashing and cleaning.
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Bade
Rinso
City Council Reads New Beauty Shop Ordinance
The council read a beauty shop ordinance establishing minimum prices and sanitation rules aligned with state law and placed it on file. A barber ordinance was read a second time, with final action slated next week. Violations carry up to 100 fine or 30 days jail. Forty eight local shops petitioned for passage.
Vaudeville Attractions for Cedar Park Fourth of July
The Hanford post of the American Legion sponsors a free July 4 program in Cedar Park featuring seventeen vaudeville acts at 3:30 and 7 p.m. Ed Hardy will direct as master of ceremonies with both professional and amateur talents. Eddie and Dick return from a tour to perform dance routines planned for a fall engagement, Maria the acrobatic dancer heads to Atlanta for a southern tour, Bud and Norma Jean Rissler present new dances, the Rainbow trio sings, June Green performs a tap routine, Evelyn and Elaine showcase a dance specialty, and five dancing girls in new costumes join several numbers ending in a military finale.
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Ed Hardy
Eddie and
Cedar Rapids
Miss Maria
Atlanta
Bud
Norma Jean Rissler
Rainbow Trio
June Green
Evelyn
Elaine
Funeral rites set for Grand Mound resident
Surviving are his widow and five children Harry Wayne Anita Donald and Wilma plus five brothers Henry William Louis Clinton Charles and John. Funeral services from N F McGinnis Mortuary and Trinity Lutheran Church Grand Mound Saturday conducted by Rev Louis Eschbach. Burial in Oakland Cemetery Lyons.
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Wayne
Anita
Donald
Wilma
Henry
William
Louis
Clinton
Charles
LeClaire
John
Minneapolis
Minn
N. F. McGinnis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grand Mound
Louis Eschbach
Oakland Cemetery
Lyons
Mrs. Amanda Border 86 Dies at Mount Vernon Home
Mrs. Amanda E. Border aged 86 longtime Mount Vernon resident died at her home at 11 p.m. Wednesday after months of ill health. Born February 25 1849 in Davidsville Pa she came to Iowa in 1856. Survived by five children including Effie Morgan Adrian and Marvin Border Clarence Border and Harry Border burial at Mount Vernon cemetery Sunday service by Rev. E T. Gough.
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Mount Vernon
Amanda E. Border
Ward Co to Open Ten New Stores Across Regions
Chicago based Ward Co announces leases to open ten new stores. Locations include three in Illinois, three in Iowa at Boone Estherville and Creston, one in Minnesota one in South Dakota one in Florida and one in Maine.
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Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Florida
Maine
Boone
Estherville
Creston
Piquett Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Louis Piquett, attorney for John Dillinger lieutenant Homer Van Meter, received a two year penitentiary sentence and a $10,000 fine. Judge Phillip L. Sullivan denied a motion for a new trial and set the maximum penalty.
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Chicago
Louis Piquett
John Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
Phillip L. Sullivan
Rabbis Back Redistribution of National Income
In Chicago the Central Conference of American Rabbis heard a commission on social justice advocate the redistribution of national income and the socialization of basic economic enterprises during a Thursday session.
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Chicago
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Commission On Social Justice
Mellon Tax Case Seeks Union Trust Records
In Pittsburgh government counsel Robert H. Jackson asked a federal court to order Union Trust to produce records needed for the Andrew W. Mellon income tax case. The move aims to obtain key documents in the high profile litigation.
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Pittsburgh
Robert H. Jackson
Union Trust Company
Andrew W. Mellon
Farmers Spear Fish In Their Cornfields In Flooded Iowa
Miss Verde Vearick and Dr. Emma J. Neal reported floodwaters driving farmers in southern Iowa to spear fish in cornfields. While traveling from Kansas City they watched horses move toward high ground south of Indianola as water neared armpit depth near Tracy and Oskaloosa.
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Oskaloosa
Emma J. Neal
Kansas City
Miss Verde Vearick
Dr. Neal
Avenue NE
Iowa
Indianola
Missouri Synod Seeks Close Cooperation With Lutheran Churches
The Missouri Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church moved toward closer relations with the American and United Lutheran churches. It authorized a committee to confer with similar bodies on possible organic unity, action recommended by the intersy nodal matters committee.
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Cleveland
Missouri Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Renew Negotiations On Coal Mine Wage
Negotiations for a new wage and hour contract between miners and operators of bituminous coal will resume Thursday night. A special committee of miners and employers will report to the Appalachian conference.
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Washington
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Father and Son Hanged in Ontario County Jail Yard
In St Thomas Ontario Frank Temple 52 and son Fred 21 were hanged early Thursday in Elgin county jail yard after killing a policeman to avoid a bicycle theft charge. It marks the county's first executions in forty years.
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Frank Temple
Fred
Elgin County
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