Women warn census questions threaten privacy in Washington
In a Senate hearing, representatives from the National Organization of War Mothers and others urged striking two census questions on earnings from the income and other sources. They warned that many women would refuse to answer and risk jail, while officials defended the data as essential for unemployment analysis and purchasing power.
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Washington
Senate
Kentee
New York
National
Aittain
Congress
Netran Noack
Wilard L. Thorp
Hopkins
Thorp
Tobey
N. H
William L. Austin
Austin
Secretary of Commerce
Chicago Narcotics Squad Breaks Major Ring
Chicago police narcotics squad arrested two men and seized $6,000 in heroin in a raid described as the largest narcotics ring uncovered in Chicago in recent years.
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Chicago
Chicago Police Department
Report 200 Million Farm Fund Increase Approved By Group
Washington AP reports a senate appropriations subcommittee tentatively approves a farm funding rise of about 200 million dollars. Provisions include a 72 million dollar item for surplus commodities disposal and parity payments between 125 and 225 million dollars. The House bill totals 713.9 million dollars and would be largely reduced otherwise.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Farm State
House
Congress
Importers Unite To Combat British Blockade
The Organization of the Committee of American Importers announced a campaign to ease the British blockade on German exports to the United States. Bert J. Hunt, a state department lawyer who drafted notes opposing economic warfare, will lead the effort after resigning as assistant legal adviser. He will sail from New York to present the case to Allied authorities. Committee members, whose business has been throttled, may take further measures if persuasion fails. The blockade has blocked German goods valued over ten million dollars that American importers had paid or contracted to pay.
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Washington
IUS
Committee of American
United States
Bert J. Hunt
State Department
Hunt
Europe
New York
Germany
Moratorium Measure Goes To White House
Senate approves house amendments to extend four years the filing window for petitions under the 1933 farm mortgage moratorium act. The current deadline is March 4. bill sent to the White House for final action.
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White House
Washington
Senate
Columbus Tars Sail From Frisco
Thirty five sailors from the scuttled German liner Columbus depart San Francisco aboard an Italian liner bound for homeland under secrecy.
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Columbus Tars
Frisco
San Francisco
INS
Columbus
Iowa Finnish relief fund gains in Des Moines contributions
Contributions totaling 167 dollars were received on Thursday boosting the Iowa fund for Finnish relief to 15,896 dollars. The update notes Des Moines residents and local supporters continuing to aid relief efforts for Finland.
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DES Moines
Iowa Fund
Soviet Ousts Potemkin From Foreign Office
London reports from Moscow say Vladimir Potemkin is relieved as assistant foreign affairs commissar and reassigned as people's commissar for education of the Russian republic. Potemkin, once ambassador to Greece Italy and France, helped negotiate Baltic base treaties and the Finnish war.
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London
Moscow Radio
Vladimir Potemkin
Potemkin
Maxim Litvinoff
Viacheslaff Molotoff
Litvinoff
Baltic States
Finland
Commissariat
Greece
Italy
France
Istanbul
Turkey
Paris
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4401
Pattern 4401 by Anne Adams available in misses and women's sizes from 12 to 40. Size 16 needs 3 yards 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Cedar Rapids Gazette New York. Also note San Bernardius Mission at Anato bion of Hopiland marked first civilized building in Arizona with ancient pueblo ruins remaining.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
San Bernardius
Anatobi
Painted Desert
Hopiland
Arizona
Radio Listings Chronicle with Wide Network Schedule
A dense, era style radio program grid shows dozens of stations, including WMT WGN WCCO WHO KFJB WSUI and others. It details evening periods with hosts, shows, music, news, sports and variety programs across multiple times and locations.
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WMT
Fulton Lewis, Jr
WGN
Captain Midnisht
WCCO
Amos 'N
Andy
WSUI
WNT
Lum and
Abner
Capt. Herne
Quiz
KFJB
Weco
Kate Smith
Lucile Manners
Wsuui
Carson Robison
Heidelbers
Wwcco
Cedric Adams
Jack McLean
Wccco
Glenn Miller
Dick Jukiens
Robhie Johnson
Bill Austin
Ted Travers
Sleepy Hall
Wmt—County
Baste
WCECO
Paul Sullivan
Quy Lombardo
Herbie Kay
Munster
Orrin Tucker
Johnny McGee
Newa
Leonard Keller
Bob
Joe Fisher
Orch
Weeco
Jerry Smith
WOI
Wweco
KPJB
Wecco
Hank
WMJT
Grand Opera Chorus
Florence Lehmann
Wilo
Merrymakers
Whit
Ray Weavers
Betty Wells
Norman Cloutier
KFJR
Alice Blue
Iowa
Bbetty Moore
June Baker
Tex
Ken
Kiddles
Julia Blake
KFJGB
Iowa State Teachers Asia
WOGN
Ladies First
Wyesterday
Ed McConnett
U. S. Army Band
WOII
U. S Army Band
Shell
Philharmonic
Chet Ryk
Chet Ryks
Dr O'Brien
School of Music
New York
Magic Kitchen
Melody Time
Fish School News
Roelicion
Bob Armstrong
KFJIB
Earl Harrington
News Street Forum
Tom Owens
Wm‘t
Walter Flanders
Wwcecoo
State Highway Dept
Williams Brothers
Minnesota
Lem
Martha
Woolf
Brush Creek Follies
MWHO
Robin Taft
Johnny Duffy
Don Roth
KFUIR
Swins
Burt Russell
Congress
Federal Symphony Orch
Golden Melodies
WOT
Rus Quaret
Carolina
Woi—Foto
Who—Nerio History Week
Parkersburg
del Brissette
Soares
Kiddle Kwiz
Widener
Buffalo Presents
KSTP
Havens
Dick Kuhn
Tommy Tucker
Harmony
Plantine
Young Ideas
Sammy_ Kaye
Little Red Schoolhouse
Sammy Kaye
Tommy Dorsey
KEFIB
WPA
Macalester College
Keib
Voice of the Playground
Save America
Ommy Dorsey
KFIB
Muaxine Bowman
Parnidr
Jerry Livingston
Wcco—Press
Orean Melodies
Fita
Evenine
Wweeco
Austin
Scott
Wamp—Charioteers
Charioteers
Wco
Europe
Sitdowners Emerge From Gold Mine
Forty CIO Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers union sitdown strikers left Pioneer gold mine after a three day occupation reaching 2,000 feet. The action aimed to press for wage increases and union recognition in a five month dispute.
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Pioneer
B. C
CIO
Vanderbilt Sues For Divorce In Nevada Action
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. file a Nevada divorce suit against Mrs Helen Satter Vanderbilt of Clarksville claiming three years of separation as grounds. He is noted as a writer and scion of a well known American family.
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Carson City
Nev
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
America
Helen Satter Vanderbilt
Clarksville
Vanderbilt
Nevada
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