Governors Go Home After Pledging Aid
Twenty six governors and representatives of twelve others return home pledging to support President Roosevelt’s relief program. He seeks a federal clearing house for relief and plans to set it up in two to three weeks. The governors express confidence in the President and urge national unity to restore banking and economic stability. Ninety percent of milk sold in American cities is pasteurized.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Patch Work Designs In The Wonder Package
Patch and quilt patterns including Cherry Basket and Pin Wheel patterns shown as part of The Wonder Package available for $1.00 with coupon or 88c in person at The Gazette business office. Describes fabric choices colors and using old materials to create heirloom quilts.
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Gazette Business Office
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight NBC CBS Programs
A dense listing of totem radio programs across NBC and CBS networks with show timings, station codes, and featured acts including Buck Rogers, Kate Smith, Crime Club, Ozzie Nelson, and musical ensembles. The uneven OCR yields a sprawling timetable centered on evening to late night hours.
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NBC
WEAF
WMAQ
Milligan and Mulligan
CBB
KMOX
WMT
WHO Radio In Education
WIZ Wenr
WSM
Buck Rogers
CBS
WBBM
Sieemee Meltem
WEAP
Goldberns
Cohen
WJZ Kyw
Esay Aces
Leon Kmox
Crime Club
Wie
WLW
Crumit ‘and Sanderson
WTAM
WGY
Magle Veis
WGN
Wayne King
Br.pundeson
WIZ Wls
Kate Smith
Philliss Lord
WJZ
WLS
Lyman Etch
Aoe Nen Bernie
Wocho
Edgar Guest
Erch
Wren
Hayton Erch
WABC
WCCO
Wynn
Willard Kebisen
California Melodies
WHAS
WOC
Slemund Spacth
Five Star Theater
Ozzie Nelson
Isham Jones
Bustle and Crinoline
WJZ Wenr
Restor Orch
Weaf Chain
Cah Catone
WSM Haymes Orch
WABCO
Radio Network Listings Note Afternoon Programs
The schedule lists NBC game and drama blocks on WEAF and WJZ KOIL WTMJ Belasco and CBS WABC WMT with Milwaukee and Bethlehem segments amid a set of chain station allocations.
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Besters
NBC
WEAF
Tony Wons
CBS
WABC
WMT
Time Gass
Wocc
WHO
Nexre Quartet
Nbey
WEAP
Clare
Lu ‘A
WJZ
WGN
Beee
Planlot
Anne
wMr
Betty Crocker
U.S. Army
Neue
WIZ
Robbina
Weaf. Chain
Milwaukee
WJZ Koil
WTMJ
Belasco
Lehman Receives Broad Emergency Powers in New York
Governor Herbert H. Lehman prepared to sign three bills that grant him sweeping control over New York banking and insurance during the financial crisis. The measures let him suspend laws, direct policy, and remove officers, with powers lasting through the emergency and removable only by Legislature or his proclamation. He also sought approval for a state scrip program with currency-equivalent value.
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Albany
N. Y
INS
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
New York State
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Superintendent of Insurance
State Banking Board
Local Happenings and Notices Roundup
John Stempfle visited Waterloo friends over the weekend. St. Pauls church dinner postponed. Lenten service at St Johns Wednesday 10 am. Kiwanis talk on securities by Scott McIntyre at noon. Kabir Shrine stag party, Dutch treat dinner at 6 pm. Barter and Trade ads urged. Pioneer Council 163 meets 8 pm at Sokol hall with card tournament to follow. Miss Adelaide Swenka fractured wrist at St Luke’s hospital. Milan Wade received first aid for a head gash at St Luke’s. About 100 Sinclair Refining salesmen to meet Tuesday at Hotel Roosevelt, led by L. J. Beckman and J. P. Bolt.
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L Kabir
Will Rogers praises scrip as money substitute
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers extols scrip as a substitute for money and lauds Roosevelt for closing banks and summoning Congress to act, predicting widespread adoption. The note urges readers to embrace scrip as a modern tool.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Congress
Will. P. S
Local defendants named in court action
The defendants listed include Homer Mann of 1517 Ellis boulevard NW and his brothers Charles and Donald, Beecher Ratcliffe of 840 Fifth avenue SE, and E J Yount, owner of the market, as part of the court filing.
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Homer Mann
Ellis Boulevard NW
Charles
Donald
Beecher Ratcliffe
Fifth Avenue SE
E. J. Yount
Rail Meeting Postponed for City Ship by Rail Club
A meeting to organize a Ship by Rail club for city railroad workers, planned for tonight at the Hotel Roosevelt, has been postponed indefinitely. The announcement came from T. A. Larson.
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Hotel Roosevelt
T. A. Larson
Roof Fires Suppressed After Monday Evening Blazes
Firemen subdued roof fires at the homes of Robert Edgar 414 Twelfth Street SE and George Peters 510 B Avenue NE after a chimney blaze at Sam Bedra 1416 Second Street SW. Two grass fire runs to Mound Farm district followed and a heater caused chick feed to smoulder at Fred Jurgensen 212 First Street NE. Assault and battery cases by Pete Cortez against Jose Chandez Francisco Serventez and Joan Rodriguez living at 616 and 623 C Avenue NE will be heard by Justice G S Lightner Thursday, with a counter charge by Rodriguez also scheduled. The March 1 dispute was investigated by Constable William Fleming.
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Robert Edgar
Twelfth Street
George Peters
B Avenue
Sam Bedra
Second Street
Mound Farm
Fred Jurgensen
First Street
Pete Cortez
Jose Chandez
Francisco Serventez
Joan Rodriguez
C Avenue NE
G. S. Lightner
Cortez
Rodriguez
William Fleming
Sentenced For Stealing Coal
Reuben Cortez and Lupe Peres were jailed seven days each for larceny of coal from the North Western railroad. Special agent Lara Robbins made the arrests under Justice G S Lightner on Tuesday.
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Reuben Cortez
Twelfth Avenue SE
Lupe Peres
Fourtenth Avenue
G.S. Lightner
North Western Railroad
Lara Robbins
Neighbors Charge Disturbing Peace Probe Welcomes Court
Sybil Walton and Alvin Hoffman of 903 Hull avenue SE were ordered by police to appear in police court to answer a charge of disturbing the peace by profanity. The complaint was filed by neighbor Adella Mach.
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Sybil Walton
Alvin Hoffman
Hull Avenue SE
Adella Mach
Indiana Congressman W R Wood Dies in New York
Former Rep Will R Wood a longtime Republican leader in the House died suddenly at the New York home of M J Meehan. He left Congress March 4 and was to sail Tuesday on a Mediterranean cruise. An underground lake near Climax Springs Missouri has been explored a mile from shore without locating the opposite bank.
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Washington
INS
Will R. Wood
Indiana
M. J. Meehan
New York
Jessie Lovell
Wood
Climax Springs
The Gazette stands firm on fair policies for readers and advertisers
The Gazette asserts it serves both public and advertising interests by staying fair and honest. It notes advertisers and ministers may oppose changes yet emphasizes its aim to live and let live. The paper claims it has trimmed its sails to meet times and earned only the satisfaction of honest effort.
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Gazette
THE
Mr. Welke
Times
Poet and translator R A Ginsburg to speak at Washington High
Chicago poet and translator R A Ginsburg will speak at Washington high school auditorium on March 9 at 8 p m. His talk titled The Cultural Beginnings of Czech Educational Evolution and Their Influence on Our Life Here in America focuses on Czech cultural origins. The Czech night school sponsors the free lecture, and Cedar Rapids lodge involvement is noted.
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R. A. Ginsburg
Chicago
Washington High School
America
Ginsburg
Alaska merchants prep on gold dust basis in revival
Juneau reports merchants ready to trade using old scales with prospectors who hold gold dust in raw form. The article notes Corn Cob Bill Hudson, an unemployed teamster, was found buried 18 feet underground at Blackwell Oklahoma.
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Juneau, Alaska
Hudson
Blackwell
Okla
Bank and insurance talks set for Grant High auditorium
Paul Huston vice president of Peoples Savings speaks on Savings and Safe Investments at 7 30 tonight in Grant High School auditorium. The event, sponsored by Mrs C G Hover's home management class with night school adult education, features B F Crenshaw of Guaranty Life Insurance on Insurance As An Investment.
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Paul Huston
Peoples Savings Bank
Roof Fire Damages Nolan Home on Eighteenth Street
A large section of the roof at 701 Eighteenth Street SE burned at 11 53 a m Tuesday before an alarm. damage stayed to the roof. A few shingles burned at Frank Lane’s home 209 G Avenue NW at 11 35 a m.
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T. A. Nolan
Eighteenth Street
Frank Lane
G Avenue NW
Five Charged With Assault Dismissed After Amicable Settlement
Charges of assault and battery against five people arising from a February altercation at the Fifth Avenue Grocery, 628 Fifth Avenue SE, were dismissed by Justice A. S. Reed after the parties resolved the matter amicably.
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Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue SE
A. S. Reed
Drapery Planning Help Available From Miss Griffith and Mr Lubben
A decorator offers services with drapery purchases. Miss Griffith or Mr Lubben assist in planning any rooms desired.
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Miss Griffith
Mr. Lubben
Austro German Union Gains New Impetus After Hitler Victory
Vienna reports mass meetings by Hitlerites after Adolf Hitler's German election win. Parliament in Austria faces upheaval as officers resign over railway workers treatment and Reichspost claims parliament abolished itself. Dollfuss rules with full powers after the adjournment, leading a coalition with the Christian Socials to govern.
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Vienna
Movement For A Union of the Teutonic Nations
Germany
Austria
Adolf Hitler
Reichspost
Miklas
Alfred Frauenfeld
Engelbert Dollfuss
Christian Social Party
Austria Germany customs union abandoned after six months
In March 1931 Austria and Germany formed a customs union but renounced the pact six months later after protests from France England Italy and Czechoslovakia over the peace treaty terms. The World Court split 8 to 7 ruling the union legal with Kellogg dissenting. Austria pledged not to revive similar schemes in exchange for 43 million League of Nations loans ratified by participating nations.
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Austria
Germany
France
England
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Frank B. Kellogg
Douglas Takes Oath As Budget Director
Washington AP reports Lewis Douglas former Arizona representative took the oath as federal director of the budget. He immediately began work to find ways to align federal expenditures with revenues under the new post.
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Washington
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Brownie H. Kerr
Budget Bureau
The Stars Say For Wednesday March 8
The planetary configurations for March 8 bring a lively, enterprise oriented day. Writing, publishing and business dealings involving large corporations or mergers may surge, with cautious employment prospects and possible private matters taking a sensational turn. Oliver Wendell Holmes is noted as a notable nativity.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Justice Supreme Court
Gold Coast Bridge Winners Cash Prizes During Bank Holiday
Chicago report details the Gold Coast bridge winners receiving checks as prizes while banks closed for a holiday. Society leaders, stock yards buyers, and pane handlers adapt to the pause, with the Junior League accepting checks and I O U s. A mother reportedly gave her son a six dollar check for small change in the home bank. Currency exchanges operate under federal guidance as currency reclassifications occur. Canadian pig iron output in 1932 falls to about one third of 1931.
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Chicago
Gold Coast
State Street
Illinois
Palm Beach
Cuba
Loop Cure Rency
Federal Reserve Banks
What Causes Epilepsy Free Booklets Offered
A booklet presenting doctors opinions on the causes of epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who request it. Send a letter to the Educational Division Dept. 349 545 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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