Spending Policy Sparks Fresh Budget Debate In Washington
In Washington the insurgent Pat Harrison leads a sharp critique of post New Deal spending. He warns that government support for business risks a treasury crash as long as money runs. Vice President Garner privately urges moderation while public opinion favors maintaining funding. The budget shows a deficit around 3.5 billion, with cuts of 10 to 40 percent proposed to balance. Pepper labels deficits as excess spending power as he testifies on the Townsend plan.
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Cardinals back Pacelli on first ballot to become Pope
Three American cardinals voted for Cardinal Pacelli from the first ballot and the committee of Catholic leaders quickly finalized the selection to show unified support for Pacelli against cruelty and arrogance in the world. The elevator crowd at noon discussed the historic news while state dept officials noted uncertain moves from Russia and a restless Roosevelt seeking to curb Congress.
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Globe trotter seeks ideal wife after global quest
Singapore report on Gilbert Simon, 33, who has circled the globe three times by bike, foot, and canoe in search of an ideal mate. He fled New Zealand at 17, hoping a roaming partner shares wanderlust, but notes women prefer settling down.
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Gilbert Simon
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New Zealand
Carol's Fascist Party claims four million members
In Bucharest on the first anniversary of King Carol's royal dictatorship the regime claims a fascist front with over 4,000,000 members. The article notes the king’s suppression of parties, the Iron Guards crackdown, the creation of a national front, and measures against Jews while detailing agrarian reform and graft crackdown. It also lists an auction notice for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, tied to local properties.
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Iuliu Maniu
Goga
Julu Maniu
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Iron Guard
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Nature
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Ray Curl
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E. C. Goslin
Josephine Henney
Rose King
Glen Lorener
FE. W. Lewis
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M. F Smith
Louis Shaffer
Jay Thomassen
Milton Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Radio Schedule Snapshot Showcases Dense 1930s Listings
A packed rhythm of daytime and evening radio programs across stations WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOC and more. Entries include orchestras, news, cartoons, concerts, dramas, and variety acts with multiple broadcast times, host names, and song selections listed in a continuous schedule.
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WSUI
KFJB
Woc
Herne
Wro
KFIB
Carson Robison
Lew Diamond
Children’s Hour
Ai Pearce
KPJB
Wocg
Ave Marin
Hollywood Quartet
Iowa Minn
Lone Ranger
Wallenstein Symphony
Smoky Mountain
Wwoc
TA5
Popwar
Sussman Seisey
Congress Chamber
Usic
The
Green Hornet
Gaylord Carter
Hob Crosby
Orch
Marek Weber
Know Your Navy
Pageant of Melody
Eddine Cantor
WIO
Amos'n
Andy
N. Y
Herbie Holmes
Sammy Kaye
Johnny-at-the-plane
WOOC
Clyde Lucas Orch
Freddie Martin
Bob Crosby
Fletcher Henderson
Henry Kins
Aidnight
Bernie Cummins
Joe Fisher
BeBe
WOI
Happy Hank
Nevws
Re News Bible
WNT
Jean Abbey
Happy Gilmans
Magic Kitchen
Vass
Reading
Betty Wells
Los Angeles Colored Chorus
Central City
KFIJD
Pretty Kitty Melly
Sones of the Islands
Bookman
John
Galll Rini
Whtz
Ranch Boys
Wol
Wsuui
Bill
John Metcalf
Itn White
Freshwater
Sis
Wsui Homemakers Forum
WHO
David Harum
FJB
Orgas
Mary Les Taylor
Nesa
Lorenzo Jones
Maurice Reese
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Don Pedro
Youne Widder Brown
Eod Markelss
Kitty Keenr, Inc
Toby
Manhattan
Social Welfare
Judy
Dine
Tower Town
Martie Kitchen
Dick Leibert
Mort
Marge
Richardson Stringarch
Hilltop House
Farm Bureau
Farm
Don Roth
Don Ruth
HFJLU
News Street
Voice of Iowa
Arch
WMEO
A. B. Caine
Wood
Joey and
Chu
Cedar Valley
Newws
Reeshah San
G.I. Christie
Ralph Ginsburgh
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Bob
Nillion Charles
Les Hartman
Dr. Malone
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Kyb
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Judy and
Jane
Ma Perkins
Kfjb—Serenaders
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June Baker
Pepper Youne
Wwoocc
Cincinnati Symphony
lHetween
Guiding Light
Edna O'Dell
Pamily
Stella Dallas
KFIJB
Vie
Sade
Salon Ensemble
WPA
Princeton Glee Club
Tom Owen
Gunther Decker
National Health
Hannah
Shore Senate
Johnson
College Y
M.C.A
WSIII
Boston Symphony
Bill White
la Forge Berumen Musicale
Ronds Vauahn de Lenth
Louise Wileher
Edward Davies
Twilight Hour
Man Onth Street
Winslow of the Navy
Hugh Monaco
Spaanish Rendine
Terry and the Pirates
Dick Tracy
Adrian Rollins
Iowa State
Jack Armstrong
Foundations of Democracy
Dance
Self Pity Declared To Explain Personal Crisis Reports
St Louis a Scrips column cites Dr. Lee D. Cady former St. Louis Medical Society president saying most personal crisis reports arise from injured vanity as self pity. He argues that even justified pity can lead to perceived remedies for misery, creating a practical appeal to end suffering.
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Boy Confesses Theft of 2,000 Auto Keys
Manila AP report says a 10 year old, Jaime Rivera, confessed to stealing ignition keys from cars parked on city streets. Police seized about 2,000 keys of various types and descriptions. He said he was recruited by itinerant locksmiths who later led to six traveling locksmith arrests and further key discoveries.
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Jaime Rivera
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