Roosevelt sidelines Frances Perkins in White House policy
The article reports that President Roosevelt has not consulted labor ally Frances Perkins on several policy questions, including the auto and cigarette codes, while Gideon Richberg opposes adding more labor members to the NRA board. Perkins pushes for labor gains and faces repeated rebuffs amid White House power plays and labor pressure.
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Washington
White House
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Miss Perkins
Don Richberg
Senate
Labor
NRA
Harry A. Millis
National Labor Relations Board
Walton H Hamilton
Capitol Hill
Baruch- Johnson
British Steam Train Sets Speed Record
A seven year old steam locomotive driven by a 61 year old engineer smashed world records by reaching 108 mph on a Newcastle to Kings Cross run. Engineer William Sparhatt held six coaches at 100.6 mph for 12 miles. The 268 mile trip averaged 69 mph, completed in 3 hours 52 minutes.
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London
Newcastle
Kings Cross
William Sparhatt
Schmidt Fired as Liquor Salesman Amid Campaign Ties
Testimony in Iowa reveals Schmidt hired as a liquor salesman at $0.40 per case with traveling expenses paid, later raised to $1 per case amid alleged campaign fund contributions. Commission and pricing details tied to Lane’s commission and standard code prices, with disputes over sale prices and ownership arrangements. Effie Doty and Emily Hermanek transfers noted in estate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Laurer
Schmidt
Commission
Liquor Commission
Dick R. Lane
Lane
Geske
Andrew Bell
Denison
C. L. McKinnon
Henry
Eugene J. Feuling
Senator Bell
Effie Doty
William N. Doty
Elias Doty
Aed Gov
Pt Gov
Valcon
Emily Hermanek
H. A
Cordelia M. Stickney
N& Se
Morning Radio Schedule With NBC CBS WABC Clusters
A dense listing of radio programs by time block across networks NBC CBS and WABC including morning 10:00 to 2:15 segments. Notable entries feature actors hosts bands and orchestras from WJZ WEAF WMAQ KMOX WBBM and WLS with programs like Story of Mary Marlin Gale Pane and Hollywood country church among others.
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Galaxy of Stars
NBC
WMAQ
Harel Arth
WJZ Chain
Acad. of Medicine
CBS
WABC
Weco
Gale Pane
Ja * Weller
Gay WilO_ WOW
Nave Band
Hollywood Country Church
KMOX
Mary Marlin
WEAF
Fields and Hall
the Gumns
WBBM
WCCO
WJZ
KYW Wow
Jes. FB. Eastman
Qoystation Hall Arch
Sen. Warner
Cleo, Brown
al Smith
Austin McCormick
NBC Music Suild
Princess Marle
Vic and Sade
Salvation Army Band
Ma Perkins
Wenr Who
Wasc
Loretta Lee
Wmaq ‘Dreams
Messner Creb
Wabc Chain van Nats Pta Concress
WBBMW
Surar and
Bunny
Weaf Who
Foraine
Breantorch
Cusatorch
Luther Burbank
Skippy
Bester the Moth
Jack Armatrens
WSM
WEAP
Lewell Thomas
WJZ Wlw
Hal Kemp
Weaf Chain
Concert Orch
Wooocc
Jack Smith
Gema of Melody
Fornard
Casper
Inbc
WMAC
KYW
Buck Rogers
Crs
Rete Etting
Nichele Orch
Voice of the Crusaders
McNamee
Denny Orch
WHEM
Jack Little
Coakley Orch
WJZ _ chain
Rereer Orch
Duchin Orch
Sen
Huey Long
Warren Orch
Arnhelm_orch
Wcco Trisho
Jenny King
Oreh
Herbie Kay
Sender
WJZ_ chain
BeH Seeks Cash From Warrant Deal Amid Criticism
BeH testifies at a committee hearing about offering a $1 million block of warrants to Toy and his associates at 3.14 percent base interest to yield near 4 percent. He says Toy did not buy and would have taken the entire issue at about 2 percent. Beh details purchases, accrued interest of 21,115 dollars, and 3.52 million dollars paid to the state treasury as part of the sinking fund investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Leo J. Wegman
Beh
T. E. Diamond
Toy National Bank
Sioux City
Diamond
Iown
State Treasury
Page appointed counsel for Iowa liquor probe
Des Moines AP reports Clody A Page chairman of Crawford county GOP was named committee counsel for the Iowa liquor commission investigation. No testimony was taken Wednesday morning as the hearing was set to resume later in the day.
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Des Moines
Clody A. Page
Crawford County
Iowa Liquor Commission
Chicago World’s Fair grounds to host public recreation plan
Mayor Edward Kellys world’s fair committee proposed a 20 million plan to keep Century of Progress funds. It envisions a large development on the fair grounds with a 7 million convention hall, an amusement park of Coney Island scale, and bathing beaches for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Kelly
Iowa Solons Hear Student Debate on Unicameral House
Student debaters from Iowa State College and Kirksville Teachers College argued pros and cons of two house and unicameral legislatures before a joint Iowa Senate session. The event followed an inquiry bill on Iowa’s unicameral plan with arrangements by the senate judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Solons
DES Moines
Iowa State College
Kirksville Teachers College
Kirksville
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kingfish Long Attacks Johnson in Radio Duel
In a continuing New Deal era clash, Huey Long targets Sen. Johnson in a vigorous radio confrontation. Long taunts Robinson and attacks Roosevelt, Farley, Baruch, and Johnson while probing income tax records. The senate battle highlights a bitter power struggle within the Democratic coalition.
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New Deal
Kingfish
Charles E. Coughlin
Long
Gen
Johnson
Senate
General Johnson
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Arkansas
Spatters
West Union Citizens Club Holds Annual Election
The West Union Citizens Club elected Walter H. Beal as president and A. A. Spies as vice president. Channer was secretary and George B. Woodard treasurer. Directors are W. F. Johns E. C. Johnston and R. F. Estey. Rev. Dr. H. C. Travis of Oelwein gave the address.
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West Union
West Union Citizens’ Club
Walter H. Beal
A. A. Spies
Mr. Channer
George B. Woodard
W. F. Johns
E. C. Johnston
R. F. Estey
H. C. Travis
Oelwein
O Neals Attack on Farm Program Opponents
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation told the house agricultural committee that critics of amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment act are backed by interests opposed to farming success. He praised the act as a farmer rights charter and urged continued production control until foreign markets return.
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Washington
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
House Agricultural Committee
O'Neal
Farm Administration
United States
Congress
Agricultural Industries Conference
Frank Teply assigns undivided interest in lot to Anna Kosek
Frank Teply guardian of the person and property for minor Emma Teply decedent transfers undivided 1-18 in lot 10 block 9 May, with Fero and Gainers add with C. R. totaling $66.67, dated November 21, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Teply
Frank J. Teply
Emma Teply
Anna Kosek
Fero and
Gainers
Negro Cultists For Riot In Chicago Courtroom
Judge Edward Scheffler sentenced 23 women of the Allah Temple of Islam to 30 days and 20 men to six months in county jail for contempt of court after a courtroom riot in Chicago. Captain Joseph Palcynski died of a heart attack and bailiff Philip Rankin was shot during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward S. Scheffler
Allah Temple of Islam
Joseph Palcynski
Philip Rankin
Hutton Wins Final Decree From McPherson
In Los Angeles a superior court judge signed a final divorce decree ending Aimee Semple McPherson and David Hutton’s marriage. Hutton, the baritone vaudevillian, rushed to court to secure sole credit for obtaining the decree, saying he would not remarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
David Hutton
Hutton
Fined $100 For Reckless Driving
E. J. Howard, 48, was fined $100 and costs by Justice A. S. Reed after a snowstorm crash with a street railway snowplow at First Avenue and Twentieth Street. The driver pled not guilty in district court then had the drunk-driving charge dismissed and reckless driving substituted.
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E. J. Howard
C Avenue NE
Justice A. S. Reed
First Avenue
Twentieth Street E
Howard
Reed
Soldiers' Bonus Board Chief Confers Here
J. J. Millen of Des Moines executive secretary of the Iowa Soldiers' Bonus board conferred with soldiers' relief commission members and representatives of service organizations at the court house Wednesday afternoon. Relief from the state disability fund through the bonus board was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Millen
Des Moines
Iowa Soldiers’ Bonus Board
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Bonus Board
Cornell debaters embark on three day trip
Robert Johnson of Pleasantville and Charles Mason of Dugger Ind on a three day Cornell college varsity debate tour. Cornell freshmen faced a team from Iowa State Teachers college with Margaret Albright of Lisbon among those speaking. A Saturday debate with Elkader junior college is planned and Francis Gilliland of Mount Vernon is listed among Cornell speakers.
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Mount Vernon
Robert Johnson
Pleasantville
Charles Mason
Dugger
Ind
Cornell College
Cornell
Iowa State Teachers College
Margaret Albright
Lisbon
Elkader
Olive Tablets Offer Digestive Relief for Stomach Ailments
Advert explains stomach upset stems from clogged intestines and constipation. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable remedy to stimulate natural bowel function, reduce indigestion, and improve energy with no griping. Available from all druggists.
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Amashington
Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
North Carolina
Bob Reynolds
Bob
McCarran
Beaufort County
N. C
H. S. Ward
Ward
Bar Association
Beaufort County Bar Association
Reynolds
Senate Post Office Committee
Jim Farley
Haseen
Huey
John Knight
Knight
New York State
Florida
Milwaukee
Raymond J. Cannon
Cannon
Henry Wallace
AAA
Copsright
RCA Victor
RADIO
Luberger
Willie Willis
Counsel For Liquor Probe
Martha L. Christian
Harold R. Davis
Helen E. Torrance
Marjone L. Osborne
Cedar Rapids
Bennett Champ Clark
Josiah W. Bailey
O’ Neal
Subane Bas
GAS Machine Service CO
First Avenue E
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