Roosevelt Breaks With Russia Shapes Far East Policy
The one hour meeting between Sir Ronald Lindsay and Acting Secretary Phillips reveals Roosevelt's push for a stronger navy, aloof stance in the Pacific, and a decisive debt break with Russia. The article notes British pressure for Anglo American policy, naval chiefs opposing entangling alliances, and Hull acting on Roosevelt orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Slrm
Phillips
Roosevelt
Russia
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
China
Japan
Philips
White House
Ronald
Sir Ronald
Henry L. Stimson
Far East
Orient
State Department
Stimson
PWA
Philippines
Navy
Hull
Dominions
Australia
Canada
General Board of the Navy
Admiral Standles
London
General Board
Litvinoff
Walker K. Kilpatrick
Hujl
Troyanovsky
Cedar River Still Rising Slowly as Peak Expected Soon
Water over the Cedar river ice jam north of the North Western bridge raised the level to 8.1 feet and later to 87 feet by 2:30 p.m. on Thursday. Observers fear rapid melt could worsen floods while boats and ram broke loose. sewage pumping began at the municipal plant and engineers expect to manage rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
North Western Bridge
Town Windmill and Pump Company
Waterloo
Swift Co Plans $43 Million Bond Sale in 15 Year Issue
Swift and Company announces plans to sell 43 million dollars of 15 year 3 3/4 percent first mortgage sinking fund bonds to refund existing 5 percent sinking fund bonds due July 1, 1944 and ten year 5 percent notes due September 1940. William B Traynor, treasurer, said the plan. The SEC filed for registration of the notes in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William B Traynor
Swift and Company
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Tax deed notice for Lot 127 Kenwood Heights
Treas Linn County files tax deed action for Cecile Ruth Augustine concerning Lot 127 in Village of Kenwood Heights with amount 1129 listed and date February 8 1935.
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Treas
Linn County
Cecile Ruth Augustine
Village of
Kenwood
Sir Malcolm's Bluebird hits 281 MPH on land record
Sir Malcolm Campbell drives Bluebird to a land speed record of 281.030 mph along the measured mile, improving four world marks and sustaining a punishing run despite tire destruction and a near miss on soft beach sand.
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Malcolm
Bluebird
South End
Campbell
England
Radio Program Listings Parade NBC CBS WBBM WCCO
A long OCR reading lists radio schedules across networks NBC CBS and local stations WBBM WCCO WJZ WENR WMAQ WABC KOIL and others. It mentions programs such as music bands orchestras and talks including Mary Marlin and Gen fed women clubs with numerous announcers.
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Howe
Snbc
WFAPF
WJZ
CBS
WBBM
Weco
WCCO
KMOX
Mary Marlin
WEAF
NBC
Cbst
WHBM
Josephine Gibson
WLB
WIMJ
Stanley High
Weap Chain
Atternoon
Wweco
Wwoc
Marine Band
WARC
Wceco
Tody
Jane
Dr Jinstrow
Yen
Wells
WIZ
WLS
WMAQ
Anthert College Glee Club
Nbcr
Wma Perkins
WENR
NBC Music Guild
WEAI
NBL
Tretty Marlowe
Pearce
Cane
Loraine
Sherry
Wwece
NBCO
WIZ Chain 110
Neltie Revell
NBC Weaf
Son of
Fite
WBSM
Wino
Jackie Armstrong
Icbsi
NHC
WLM
WEAP
Lowell Thomas
WLIW
CBSY
WABM
Willard Nohlson
Southernaires
NBC Wiz
Yes
Wwcco
Inh Hane
James Melton
Koil
Oh—Ioman Orch
Perrin Orch
Inbc
Phil Baker
WSM
Wis
Arnheim
Coburn
EAT Chain
JO Wkr
Sissle Orch
WJZ Chain
Devron Orch
Cab Calloway
WBAM
Orch
Jane Pedro Orch
Michel
Haymes Orch
Wabo Chain
Hitler Sets Terms for Peace Visit Conditions
Berlin officials say Adolf Hitler will only welcome British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon if Britain acknowledges Germany's equality and ends postwar restraints. The chancellor, recovering from a cold, signals Berlin will dictate the visit terms and demand removal of Versailles armament limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Sir John Simon
Hitler
Sir John
Britain
Turkey
Sir Yobs
Benin
Danish Parachutist Dies In Upper Air Attempt
Danish parachutist John Tranum died at 22,960 feet during a world record delayed-drop leap when his oxygen apparatus failed. Captain Laerum, the pilot, recalled a final exchange before Tranum collapsed after a tap on the shoulder. Tranum, about 35, had made around 2,000 parachute jumps.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
John Tramum
Tranum
Capt
Laerum
Fokker
Monroe Wisconsin Limburger Debate About Cheese Odor
Monroe postmaster defends Limburger aroma as a regional staple while Iowa postmaster Warren Miller faces criticism over cheese odor that allegedly disrupts service. Burkhead jokes about a remedy and defends the cheese as a local icon amid complaints.
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Monroe
Wis
Limburger
Independence
John Burkhead
Lumburger
Warren F Miller
Iowa
Post Office Department
Washington
Miller
Burkhead
Mild Earth Shock Detected 800 Miles From Des Moines
Des Moines report says a private geodesist Mrs V R Seeburger noted on seismograph charts a mild but distinct earth shock about 800 miles from Des Moines recorded from two twenty four to two twenty seven Thursday morning.
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Des Moines
V R Seeburger
Moore Receiver Appointed for Larimer Shaffer Inc
E R Moore of Cedar Rapids was appointed receiver of Larimer and Shaffer Inc a Cedar Rapids stone and sand firm in district court Thursday by Judge A B Clark after the resignation of Robert Larimer The new receiver is authorized to operate the business as a going concern with a $2000 surety bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E R Moore
Cedar Rapids
Larimer and Shaffer
Joe Novak Sentenced Ten Days for Assault and Battery
Joe Novak, 39, of Cedar Rapids, received a ten day county jail term Thursday in district court before Judge F Ellison for assault and battery. The sentence substituted for a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm on complaint by Agnes Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Novak
Cedar Rapids
F . Ellison
Agnes Novak
Johnson on Federal Commerce Power and NRA insights
Johnson argues federal control over commerce should be broad, noting that state lines do not bound American industry. He cites the NRA experience and says the federal government has power to regulate commerce where appropriate, while Roosevelt’s NRA record aided many “little men” more than Borah or Nye claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Supreme Court
Washington
Borah
Johnson
Roosevelt
Nye
Insull Wins Point In Embezzlement Trial
Samuel Insull won a technical victory as his embezzlement trial proceeded in Chicago with Insull as the principal witness. Judge Harrington upheld the defense on admissibility of conversations between Fred Scheel and a brokerage firm tied to Insull’s account, limiting the state’s attempt to introduce those exchanges amid a $66,000 embezzlement charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull
Cornelius J Harrington
Fred Scheel
Middle West
Martin Insull
John O'Hara
Scheel
Riverside grocery owner found dead in Town City
Ole Robert son 32 proprietor of Riverside grocery was found dead Thursday with a bullet in his head. Indications pointed to death by his own action says county coroner Dr George Maresh. No inquest will be held to motive for the act could be uncovered. His wife and a child survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Ole Robertson
Riverside
George Maresh
U S May Join Britain In Aiding China
Under secretary Phillips said the United States has informed Great Britain it will give sympathetic consideration to joint action with Britain to extend financial assistance to China. The disclosure came in Washington as talks outlined potential coordinated aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phillips
United States
Great Britain
China
Gly-Cas hailed as sleep and health aid by Oskaloosa resident
Mrs. Mable E. Cockrell of 1210 A avenue west credits Gly-Cas with ending twelve years of disturbed sleep and swelling, relief from stomach and intestinal trouble after only 30 days of use. She reports improved breathing and digestion. Gly-Cas sold at Thrifty Drug Store at First and Third SE.
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Mable E. Cockrell
A Avenue West
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Thrifty Drug Store
First Street
Third
Snow clears as Cedar Rapids district roads reopen after light storm
A 3.5 inch snow event moved through Jones Linn and Johnson counties, but highway crews, city workers, and the Cedar Rapids Automobile Club reported roads and transit returning to normal. Rail, telephone, and telegraph service operated without major disruption as city crews and 52 county workers cleared streets in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Highway Commission
Jones, Linn
Johnson Counties
Cedar Rapids Automobile Club
Des Moines
Ames
Nebraska
Mercury
Chambers
Marion
May Fight Hauptmann's Status as Pauper
New Jersey Attorney General David T. Wilentz said the state may object to Bruno Richard Hauptmann declaring pauper status while his lawyers seek funds to appeal his Lindbergh baby kidnapping murder conviction. Wilentz will convene defense attorneys in Trenton for a meeting Monday after returning from vacation.
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Trenton
David T. Wilentz
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Florida
Iowa House Approves Amended Salary Reduction Bill
The Iowa House passed the salary cut measure 74 to 33 after seven days of debate. It trims pay for state county township and city officials 5 to 35 percent and cuts 5 to 20 percent for appointive state officials not named in the bill. The proposal moves to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
Democrats
Alesch
Ayres Bistis
Pieler
Bonnstetter
Clark
Copeland
Cramer
Craven
Cundy
Curtis
Dreessen
Falvey
Flynn
Foster
Frizzell
Fuester
Groves
Johnson
Buena Vista
Hancock
McKinnon
Maniece
Mercer
Metcalf
Mitchell
Moore
Benton
Harrison
Shelby
Putnam
Rice
Roe
Schlatter
Selby
Sore
Stewart
Calhoun
Stimpson
Thies
Thiessen
Thompson
Buchanan
Yarer
App
Republicans
Blue
Bowers
Campbell
Cunningham
Humboldt
Dancer
Doran
Ellsworth
Evans
Felter
Fishbaugh
Goode
Hansen
Hanson
Appanoose
Hendrickson
Henningsen
Jenkins
Johnston
Lucas
Knudson
Kringlaak
Kuester
Love
McLean
McNic
Avery
Benz
Polk
Daniels
Elliott
Hickenlooper
Hultman
Irwin
Lookinghill
McFarlane
Ove
Peel
Roan
Taylor
Teter
Wiese
Wieben
New Deal Seizes 5,000 Acres for Drought Area
Washington AP reports the New Deal moved to condemn 5,000 acres in the midwestern drought region to seed a larger 5,000,000 to 7,000,000 acre purchase program. The land withdrawal aims to create low cultivation reserves under Hopkins and FERA authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Washington
Louisville
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Harry S. Hopkins
FERA
Bureau of Biological Survey
Johnson to Reply to Pied Pipers
General Hugh S. Johnson will study both Huey Long and Charles Coughlin speeches and then issue one reply. He sees no need to prolong the controversy but may speak again if necessary. Johnson agrees with the NRA extension program outlined by Don Richberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
ULP
Hugh S. Johnson
Huey Long
Charles E. Coughlin
New York
Johnson
NRA
Senate Financing Committee
Donald R Richberg
Six Get Year For Efforts To Seize Estate
CHICAGO. Probate Judge John F. O Connell sentenced six people to one year in jail for contempt of court in connection with a plot to obtain ex convict James Thomas Kellys $200 000 estate by will forgery. Witnesses Stella Butman John Bagdonas Rev Paul Zalnick John Dal yde Julius P Waitces and Nicholas Radis were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John F. O'Connell
James Thomas Kelly
Stella Butman
John Bagdonas
Paul Zalinck
John Dailyde
Julius P. Waitces
Nicholas Radis
Kelly
Zalnick
Old Catholic Church
And
Dailyde
Dubuque Bidder Low for 250 HP Survey Boat
The Dubuque Boat and Boiler Company of Dubuque Iowa submitted the low bid for a 250 horsepower survey boat. The Army engineers office announced the bid at sixty one thousand eight hundred dollars.
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Kansas City
Dubuque
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Robert S. Allen
Anglo-American Alliance
Harry Roosevelt
General Boards
Hiblyys
N. B. C. Blue Network
KWCR
Swift Co
Rhidayy
Larimer, Shaffer, Inc
Town City Grocery
U.S
Gly-Cas
Mablee, Cockrell
Bruno
HOUSE
Peoples Savings Bank
The
the Peoples Savings Bank
Third Avenue
the Bank
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