Roosevelt NRA address and Dickens life of Our Lord
The issue highlights President Roosevelt's forceful NRA explanation and begins Dickens' The Life of Our Lord. The piece contrasts modern economic codes with simple gospel teachings, questioning whether Nazareth's lessons could free society from greed and bureaucratic inertia. It discusses public reaction, governance, and calls for reform within democracy.
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Roosevelt
Charles Dickens
Our Lord
Nazarene
Dicken
Jesus
States Right to Peg Milk Price Upheld
The U S Supreme Court upheld New York State milk price fixing as emergency legislation. The five to four ruling supported the police power and state control over minimum milk prices amid milk riots. Nebbia fined for violating the fixed price for two quarts of milk plus a loaf offer.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
New York State
New York
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
New York State Court of Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Connecticut
Florida
Ohio
Vermont
Aiso
Leo Nebbia
Rochester
Milk Control Board
Nebbia
Nebbis
La Rue Sentenced To Ten Years In Federal Prison
Eddie La Rue known as Doll pled guilty to auto theft in federal court. He received a ten year sentence at Leavenworth. The decision came within an hour of his transfer to Springfield under tight guard from St Petersuborg Fla where he was arrested three weeks earlier.
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Springfield II
Eddie la Rue
Doll
Leavenworth Penitentials
Tne
Springfield
St Petersbore Fla
Democracy's duty to debate and review the people’s well being
A fragment emphasizes that shared welfare requires open discussion and critique. Without debate and review, the democratic mechanism fails to function and effectively ceases to operate.
Dear Children Learn of Jesus Birth in Bethlehem
A reader's excerpt recounts the nativity story, describing Jesus birth in Bethlehem with Mary and Joseph, the manger scene, and angels announcing the Child who will teach people to love one another. The text invites belief in heaven and future reunion. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1.)
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Jesus Christ
Heaven
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Joseph
Mary
Renee Corris
Nearshore
God
Iowa Senate Approves Outdoor Beer Ads And Club Permits
Iowa senate votes 29 to 16 to permit outdoor beer advertising while debating house signed four per cent beer bill. A 39 to 4 move backs reconsidering a 200 feet school proximity ban with a compromise draft for Tuesday. Committee changes adjust permit licensing and revenue distributions for municipalities and counties.
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Des Moines
State Senate
Senate
Paul Schmidt
Iowa City
County General Fund
Frank Byers
Linn
Lacy Arraignment Delayed To April 17
Chicago AP reports James Lacy remained jailed after failing to post a 25 000 bond. He awaits a felony court hearing set for April 17 on charges he attempted to kidnap Emanuel P Adler a Davenport Iowa newspaper publisher and banker.
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Chicago
James Lacy
Emanuel P Adler
Davenport
Sin and virtue in the news cycle
Mr Dooley argues sin is news because it breaks the ordinary pattern of life. If virtue were the exception and crime the rule, headlines would boast great sensational stories about honest cashiers and happy couples, yet readers would see such reports as astonishing rather than normal.
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Mr. Dooley
Mr. Hennessey
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Ohio
Dooley’s View on News and Virtue Spreads in 1934
The editor and his staff embraced a strict moral code while treating sin as news. The piece emphasizes love fidelity kindness honesty courage and self denial as guiding rules, reflecting a period attitude amid the era's press.
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Mr. Dooley
Army Calls On Private Pilots To Return To Air Mail
Six army reserve officers have been called to active service in the air mail to fly routes once held by private carriers. Col Horace W Hickam announced the summons and a new Army Air Corps training course for former commercial pilots. Named are Capt John F Malone Capt Richard W Pears First Lieut Joseph E Ohrbek Second Lieut Harold G Richardson Second Lieut Charles L Smith and Second Lieutenant Robert L Smith, all with Northwest Airways or related carriers. The action follows the president’s policy to recall reserve officers who lost jobs due to canceled contracts after February 1.
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Chicago
Army Reserve
Horace W. Hickam
Central Zone
Northwest
Army Air Corps
John F Malone
Northwest Airways
Minneapolis
Richard W. Pears
Fargo
N. D
Joseph E. Ohrbek
St. Paul
Harold G Richardson
Transcontinental Western Air
Cheyenne
Charles L. Smith
Robert L. Smith
Army Air Mail
Army
Two Navy Flyers Believed Killed in River Crash
The Navy reports Lieut William Phillip Davis and Matt Davis Marshall aviation machinist mate believed killed when their plane dived 1 000 feet into the James river during salvage operations near Hampton Roads Virginia. Davis, 35, from Oskaloosa Iowa, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1922.
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Washington
William Phillip Davis
Matt Davis Marshall
James River
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Lieut Davis
Oskaloosa
Ila
Naval Academy
Light Company To Slash Local Rates In Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Electric Light and Power Company plans to cut local electric rates drastically once Cedar Rapids approves a new ordinance. Domestic and commercial customers would see reductions from six to forty two percent, replacing the current turning point system with tiered rates and a $1 minimum monthly bill.
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Cedar Rapids News
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Veght Company
Dillinger Hunt Intensifies In Chicago Haunts
Chicago police pressed the Dillinger manhunt to his old Chicago haunts after the recovered getaway car tied him to the city. Authorities also probed a possible connection with a woman calling herself Mrs Dillinger and the Crown Point jail visit as they widened roadblocks and vigilance.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Indiana Desperado
Crown Point
Ind
Anil
Lillian Holley
North Side
Dillinger
Herbert Youngblood
Desperado
Elaine Burton
John Hamilton
Crown Point Prison
Dillinger manhunt narrows to Illinois and surrounding states
Crown Point Indiana report notes a sprawling four state pursuit for John Dillinger. Officials say he may have hidden in a pre arranged safe location within seventy five miles of Chicago. Investigations reveal possible jail guard aid and a captured guard with a long police record.
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Lillian
Holley
Ward
Dillinger
Chicago
John Stege
Teagan
Jall
Sam Cahoon
House Silver Bloc to Force Silver Remonetization Vote
House silver bloc leaders plan to press the administration within ten days by forcing a decision on right of way for the Feisinger-Dies bill. The group expects to compel the administration to address the controversial remonetization issue.
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HOUSE
Washington
Wallace would curb rugged individualism in U S policy
Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture testifies before a nonpartisan commission on national policy in international economic relations. The panel funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and led by Robert M Hutchins seeks constructive foreign policy guidance while noting local interests may push rugged individualism.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Wallace
Commission of Inquiry
Rockefeller Foundation
Social Science Research Council
Robert M Hutchins
University of Chicago
William Tudor
Beardsley Ruml
Alfred H Stone
Alvin H. Hansen
Roosevelt Urges More Jobs And Higher Wages
President Roosevelt calls for industry to raise wages shorten hours and create more jobs as 5 000 NRA code authorities begin work in Washington. He warns against dictatorship and urges compliance with the recovery act while urging a broad boost in purchasing power.
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Roosevelt
Washington
NRA
Constitution Hall
Wagner
N. Y
National Labor Board
United States
Weirton Steel Company
Trade Association Codes
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
House Approves Crop Loan Fund
Washington bills authorize 40 million dollars for crop production loans for 1934 and 1935. Both the House and Senate have recently agreed on the allocation, enabling support to farmers facing poor conditions.
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Washington
INL
House
Senate
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