Census Man Roselli Surrenders After Federal Warrant
Kenosha Wisconsin resident James Rosselli known as Roselli was ordered by census authorities to withdraw charges against a Wisconsin man. He spoke from his shoe shop about the incident and said he would cooperate if asked, calling the news “purry good fun.”
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Census official orders withdrawal of charges against Wisconsin shopkeeper
Washington census director WoT Austin ordered Kenosha shoe repair shop proprietor James Rosselli to withdraw charges for not answering census questions. The telegram to Racine area manager Donald M. Farris demanded immediate action and adherence to Washington procedures before taking legal steps.
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Census Bureau
Wisconsin
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Kenosha
Wis
Austin
Donald Mo Farris
Racine
Rosselli
Six Die In Italian Munitions Plant Blast
An explosion at an Italian munitions works in Monticuitnri results in six deaths and two to three more seriously hurt. Emergency crews combat fires as investigators probe the blast impact and plant safety.
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Waly
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Evening Radio Schedule Breadth Across Stations
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Morning Radio Schedule Fragment Notes Local Broadcasts
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Cotton Ed Smith Supports Hull for Democratic Nomination
Senator Ellison D. Cotton Ed Smith of South Carolina endorsed Secretary of State Hull for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said Hull could end party strife and noted a boom around Hull, despite Smith’s history as a Roosevelt critic and threats to walk from the convention if Roosevelt seeks a third term.
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Ellison D
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S. C
Hull
Smith
Roosevelt
Former Clinton Banker Held To U S Grand Jury
Harold M Olney a 46 year old former assistant cashier at City National Bank of Clinton was held over for the April term of the federal court under 5000 bond after pleading guilty to a $7400 shortage in his accounts He failed to post bond and was jailed in Scott County jail.
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ULP
Harold M Olney
City National Bank of
Clinton
Federal Court
Scott County
Authorize Rock Island Refinancing Certificates
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Wednesday allowed the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway to issue 20.4 million dollars of 2 percent equipment trust certificates to refinance an equal amount of outstanding 3 percent certificates. The new certificates will be sold at 1008 percent of par.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Des Moines Board Awards Record State Fair Prizes
The Town state fair board approved more than 120000 in prizes and premiums for farm and livestock exhibits and other events at the 1940 fair. The fair is set for August 21 to 30. The session also revised the county exhibits scoring plan and added an older class for all six dairy breeds. Plans include a new super musical show to change the night program.
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Town State Fair Board
A. R Corey
Walace orders Cargill Grain Co out of markets
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace ordered trading privileges denied to Cargill Grain Company of Illinois and to John H. MacMillan Jr. after a complaint alleging they manipulated corn prices and ran a corner on Chicago board of trade futures in 1937. Hearings were held in Minneapolis and Chicago, and the complaint was amended to dismiss Cargill Inc and other respondents.
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Henry A. Wallace
Cargill Grain Company
Sinois
John H. MacMillan, Jr
Cargill, Inc
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MacMillan
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Chamberlain Wins Commons Vote Over Palestine Dispute
In London a combined Labour Liberal bid to unseat Prime Minister Chamberlain over restricting Jewish land purchases in Palestine failed. The motion of censure was defeated 292 to 121, preserving the premier and his cabinet in power.
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White House protection boost advanced by House committee
The House committee on public buildings approved a Secret Service request for twenty additional officers to strengthen White House security. The move aims to bolster protection around the executive residence in Washington.
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Washington
House Committee On Public Buildings
Governor says federal decision on Coralville flood dam pending
Des Moines AP reports Governor George A Wilson told a Iowa City delegation the $6 million Coralville flood control dam on the Iowa River is “up to the government.” He cited an attorney general opinion stating if the government wants the dam built it can proceed. The Iowa City Chamber delegates led by Gordon H Brown attended.
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George A Wilson
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Coralville
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Gillette Proposes Pension For Spanish American War Vets
Iowa congressman Gillette introduced S38526 proposing a pension of 75 dollars monthly starting at age 74 for all who served with American forces in the Spanish American War Philippine insurrection or China relief expedition. The measure targets veterans including those who served in both the Spanish American and World wars era.
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Gillette
Iowa
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