Roosevelt’s New Deal in Its Second Year under Fire
Washington correspondent reviews two years of Roosevelt policy, noting rapid shifts in government control of industry agriculture and finance. It discusses redistribution efforts relief programs credit actions and the mixed results including inflation of debt high unemployment and uneven gains plus the potential for further changes ahead.
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Frankin D. Roosevelt
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Organization of Agriculture
TVA
CCC
Wall Street
Power Trust
Republicans Attack Belgian Reciprocal Tariff Treaty
Congressional Republicans blast the Belgium reciprocal tariff treaty as a campaign issue and push to block further pacts. They accuse the policy of sacrificing eastern industries like cement glass and textiles while administration advocates claim broader gains in trade and jobs.
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Cuba
Brazil
PWA
Washington
INS
Belgium
East
House
Snell
New York
Rep
Darrow
Pennsylvania
New England
Spain
California
Congress
A O U W Participating In Birthday Celebration
Cedar Rapids lodge A O U W joins a three months birthday celebration honoring North Dakota Grand Lodge. A committee including W H Sewell Edward Roman and B F Mather plans special meetings and increased activities with Eva Ackerman as Master Workman. The next Moose Hall meeting at 8 pm Monday will discuss plans.
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Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge of
North Dakota
Eva Ackerman
W H Sewell
Edward Roman
B. F. Mather
Moose Hall
Will Rogers Questions J P Morgan Paintings Sale
Beverly Hills columnist notes J P Morgan selling his paintings for higher prices and jokes about the paper’s depiction of him letting his miniatures go. He questions Washington’s plan to spend four billion, mocking lawmakers for money imagined from air.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
J. P.morgan
Washington
March Weather Myths Debunked by Officials
The piece by John Mervey Fuirbay argues March weather shows no consistent link between its start and end. Government and private meteorologists find no pattern tying beginnings to endings of March.
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Public Lectner, Inc
Trade Talks Twist Around Flax Treaty and Tariff Fight
The report notes a flax treaty with the Argentine commitment and another ongoing effort to reduce tariffs on matches, reflecting parallel trade policy moves.
Prisoner Escapes From Tipton Jail
Delbert Kamberling, 34, of Mechanicsville, escaped from the Tipton county jail early Friday. Deputies say the locked door was found with the prisoner missing after an attempted sawing the prior day. Kamberling faced a 90 day sentence for bootlegging and was slated to be moved to Colorado on a robbery charge. Cedar Rapids police note he was wanted in Milwaukee. He reportedly had outside help.
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Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Kamberling
Colorado
Clarence Farmer Run Over by Tractor Near Clarence
Clarence L A Winey a farmer on the John Bauman farm two miles north of Clarence suffered a broken leg and badly injured back when the tractor he was trying to start ran over him Thursday afternoon He was alone and cries for help went unheard due to tractor noise Doctors from London Cedar Rapids and Clarence attended to his injuries which were so serious he could not be moved from his home
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Baecial
the Gazette
Clarence
Manchester to refund 480000 road bonds at lower interest
Delaware county board of supervisors voted to refund 480000 dollars in primary road bonds. Sealed bids open March 11 to replace bonds at a lower rate than the current 4 1 4 percent. New bonds dated May 1 1935 will be payable semi annually.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Board of Supervisors
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County Iowa
On February 28 1935 E W Lewis was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Addie M Lewis deceased in Linn County Iowa. Creditors should pay the estate and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court clerk via attorney James E Patterson.
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Linn County
Addie M Lewis
Iowa
E. W. Lewis
James E. Patterson
Herring Praises Boy Scout Work On Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Governor Clyde L. Herring writes to Dr. James E. West praising the Boy Scouts of America on their twenty fifth anniversary. He notes the Scouts’ good work inspires youth, upholds a strong creed, and reflects well on Iowa and the nation as the movement grows.
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Clyde L. Herring
James E. West
American Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Organization
Governor Herring
Fred G. Davie
Lincoln
Neb
Harold N. West
Cedar Rapids
West
America
Iowa
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Scouting Enters Second Quarter Century With Hope
The speaker reflects that millions have benefited from Scouting's branches and expresses hope for even greater usefulness in the organization’s next twenty five years as it continues its work.
Bokorney to represent Grant High in district speaking contest
Robert Bokorney won Grant high school extemporaneous speaking at Grant auditorium and will represent Grant at the district extemporaneous speaking contest in Waterloo early this month. Runner up was Carl Koehn with Jean Clements in third. other contestants included Kenneth White Glenn DeWald Monte Linkletter and Paul Hughes.
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Robert Bokorney
Grant High
Grant Auditorium
Waterloo
Carl Koehn
Jean Clements
Kenneth White
Glenn DeWald
Monte Linkletter
Paul Hughes
Scouters Roundtable Set for Tuesday Evening
The March Scouters roundtable will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m at First Lutheran church Third avenue at Tenth street SE. Leaders will discuss the national Scout jamboree the merit badge show and the 1935 season at Camp Waubee k. A dinner plan before the meeting has been dropped.
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First Lutheran Church
Third Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Camp Waubeek
Banks Declare 10 Percent Dividend on Trust Certificates
Farmers and Merchants bank and Lone Tree Savings bank announce a 10 percent dividend on trustees certificates covering 50 percent of deposits. The release makes about $43,000 available to depositors across the two banks.
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Lone Tree
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Lone Tree Savings Bank
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