Wallace wins cotton subsidy clash with silent push
Henry Wallace agri culture secretary storms Congress with a quiet victory over Roosevelt Hull Morgenthau and a house majority by courting New York Mayor La Guardia and Farm Bureau chief Edward O Neal in a logrolling maneuver. The subsidy aims to export about 10 a bale and remove 3 6 million bales, with Britain set to receive extra cotton under a barter term. The deal faces skepticism from Senator George and fears of broad political costs if promises to New York City relief are not met.
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Washington
Henry Agard Wallace
Roosevelt
Hull
Morgenthau
Congress
George
Georgia
Wallace
Agriculture Department
State Department
State
Treasury
Francis Sayre
Guardia
New York
Edward O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace and O'Neal
New Yorker LaGuardia
New York City
O’neal
Messrs. Wallace
O'Neal
Mr. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Kansas
Britain
United States
Agriculture Secretary
Mr. Wallace
Car thief returns stolen items after confronted woman
Mrs H F Drewis of Portland Oregon surprised a man tampering with her car and confronted him. The man replied that the car was his and handed her a camera and other items before walking away. She called police but the prowler had vanished upon her return.
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Portland
Ore
H. F. Drewis
Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book ad dress idea
By ANNE ADAMS the dress and bolero Pattern 4159 suit sporty town work or spectating. The sleeveless dress has a low back and buttoning with a wide panelled skirt. Sizes 14 to 40, four yards of fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents for pattern and 15 cents for the book. combined 25 cents. Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York address.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
Candid Cameraman Strips Show Local Workers and Residents
Two Cherry-Burrell employees Winston Mavis and Helen Hamilton pose. Mrs W Dunn pictured on a farm near Center Point with a well dressed youngster. Gazette candid cameramen snap street action and offer three prints for 25 cents plus a free sepia enlargement if published.
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Cherry-Burrell Company
Winston Mavis
Second Avenue SE
Helen Hamilton
Eighth Street NE
W. Dunn
Center Point
Gazette
the Gazette
Jimmy Makes Good in Hollywood Contract Sign
James Roosevelt, son of President Roosevelt, signed a three year deal with Samuel Goldwyn after a six month film industry tryout. The agreement marks his success in Hollywood.
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Jimmy
Hollywood
Roosevelt
James
Samuel
Goldwyn
Roosevelt Signs War Dept Bill Approves War Dept nonmilitary work
President Roosevelt signed an appropriation bill totaling 305 188 514 dollars for non military War Department activities. The funding covers flood control and river and harbor improvements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
Real estate transfers amid Marion property dealings
Hazel L Ross to Lester H Peck and Laura L Peck grant full title to lot 3 block 8 Orig Town Marion in fee simple as joint tenants. E W La Plant and wife transfer to La Plant Choate Manufacturing Co Inc part of section 11 83 7 for $1 and value consideration. Inter Ocean Reinsurance Co to Adrian G and Helen M Bowne joint tenants with survivorship right for east 50 feet of lot 18 block 4 Mound Farm adds. Sarah E Shrader to Ida Fottral transfers 49 feet of lot 7 block 13 Well Place 66 add subject life estate. E W La Plant to La Inc lots 2 and 3 La Plant's Ist add with mortgage consideration.
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Laura L. Peck
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Marion
Val. Con
E. W. la Plant
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Ida Fottral
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Martin's
Frank
Martin
Franklin
Ellen Kaye
Nabern
Ben-Ham Ann D'Orsay
Harry Sherman
Fred A. Block
Smulekoff
Aluminum
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