China Denmark Iceland To Receive Loans From Bank
WASHINGTON AP The Export-Import Bank approved loans totaling 25 million to China and 1 to Denmark and Iceland for non military purchases here. China’s loan follows a 25 million loan from a year ago with plans to buy tractors trucks wool and other goods. Denmark and Iceland are the first loans to those nations by the bank joining Norway Sweden and Spain in renewed aid.
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Wastuington
APS
Tre Fees
Legras O
China
Denmark
Deelind
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
von Jesse Jones
Joan Finlird Jones
Jones
Japan
United States
Latin America
Spain
Manton Begins Two Year Sentence in Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg Pennsylvania AP reports Martin J T Manton former tenth ranking jurist begins a two year federal prison term after recent appeals over a near scandal involving accepting favors from litigants. Cary died amid related inquiries as the case advances in New York courts.
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Lewisburg
Martin JT Manton
The
Nations
Mat Cary
Presding Jgudge
Ei Clute
New York
Edwin Markham Dies at 87 Famed Poet of The Hoe
New York AP reports Edwin Markham, 87, died Thursday night at his Staten Island home from pneumonia. He authored The Man With The Hoe, which he said earned him 230000 dollars in 1932. In 1937 a Brooklyn supreme court jury found him mentally incompetent and guardianship was established to protect his interests. He was named honorary president of the Poetry Society of America that year.
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New York
Edwin Markham
Staten Island
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Safiety of America
Townsend club dances and theft report in city briefs
City brief items note a Townsend club dance at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second Avenue Sk. Townsend club No 4 will meet at 730 pm. A green 1939 DeSoto sedan was stolen from First Avenue and Fourth Street SE between 6 pm Thursday and 3 am Friday. Also listed are worship and Camp Fire activities along with ISU students lunching with Cherri Burrell at the Montrose hotel.
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DeSoto
First Avenue
Fourth Street SE
O C. Olin
Second Avenue SE
Jean Denton
J FE Denton
Fourth Avenue
Wmt
Jane Garwood
Des Moines Included in Local News and Notices
Friday noon reports describe visits to Cherry Burrell and Hutchison Ice Cream plants. Merrell E Hamilton at 828 Eighth Avenue SW has entered Des Moines Veterans Hospital for treatment. Mrs Bertha Chase, formerly of Grundy Center, convalesces at her daughter Mrs John Frame’s home and is under restricted visitor access. Chase’s other city daughter is Mrs PFJ McHugh. A sacred lily of India, reaching 5 feet 10 inches, has been grown by Emil Dvorak at 125 Wilson Avenue SW, sprouting from a soilless bulb.
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Merrell E Hamilton
Eighth Avenue
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Bertha Chase
Grundy Center
John Frame
Second Street
Chase
PF J McHugh
Eighth Street
India
Emil Dvorak
Wilson Avenue
Eastern Iowa fair managers hold season kickoff meeting
Fair managers of eastern Iowa met Friday at the Montrose hotel to outline premiums for upcoming summer fairs. E W Williams of Manchester was named president of the Iowa Fair Managers association and Clare Miller of Tipton was chosen secretary.
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Fair Managers
Iowa
Montrose Hotel
E.W Williams
Manchester
Iowa Fair Managers Association
Clare Miller
Tipton
Window Break Lights at National Optical Firm on First Avenue
Police investigated a late Thursday night incident at the National Optical company at 210 First Avenue FE. A passerby leaning on or striking the plate glass window caused the damage. A Roosevelt hotel clerk reported the break and a store entry was not made. The window was boarded up after the manager H F Rubel could not be located.
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National Optical Company
First Avenue FE
Roosevelt Hotel
H F Rubel
O'Donnell Sentence Revoked For Intoxication
William O'Donnell of St Louis, 57, is back in county jail as his suspended 90 day term is revoked on intoxication charges. He had earlier been given a three month sentence by Judge Heiserman with condition to leave the state after arrest on February 28. The revocation followed a motion by County Attorney Thompson.
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Vasranes
William O'Donnell
St Louis
Joo
O'Donnell
J. B. Heiserman
C. J Haas
G. K. Thompsons
Iowa Oil Jobbers Elect Officers
Leland L. Harms of Allison was elected president of the Iowa Independent Oil Jobbers association. Gerhard Goplerud of Osage was elected vice president, F H H Hatch of Edgewood was chosen treasurer, and A C Gienapp of Manchester was reelected secretary.
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Des Moines
Leland L. Harms
Allison
Iowa Independent Oil Jobbers Association
Gerhard Goplerud
Osage
Goplerud
F HH Hatch
Edgewood
A C Gienapp
Manchester
Radio Schedules and Programs Across Stations
Radio listings for WMT WGdS WSUI WHO KFJB WGN WCCO WOI etc detail daily programs from 5:30 AM to 11:45 PM. Highlights include news, music, dramas, kiddies shows, sports, farm reports, and presidential addresses, with station lineups and time slots across Ames Des Moines Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Fulton Lewis
Wgds
Weco
Ames
Andy
WSUI
Captain
KEJB
WMYT
WCCO
Lum
Abner
Voxton
WGN
Capt. Herne
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Himber
Kfji
Pleasantdale
Kate Smith
Wsuul
Wilo
Lucile Manners
KFJB
WMI
Carson Robson
WOGN
Lone Ranger
KFIB
Plantation Party
Wen
Wate Jenkins
Tippy Lark
Roosevelt
Big Town
Heidelbere Oreh
Cedric Adams
Jack McLean
WALE
Dick Jureens
Orch
Rollie Johnson
BN Austin
Ted Travers
Mho
Jan Savitt
Basie
Weeco
Paul Sullivan
Guy Lombardo
Herbie Kay
Munster
Orrin Tucker
Johnny McGee
Leonard Keller
Wiit
Bob
Oe Fisher
Weit
Jerry Smith
Farmine
Wifo
Boone
WOI
Wait
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Wccco
Krjb
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WMJ
Wot
KEJIB
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Hblue
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Bible Our
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KPID
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Soulth
Wol
Rarity Wells
WSUT
Norman Cloutier
Alice Blue
Iowa
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Tex
Ken
Julia Rake
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Taye
Ilour
KRIB
Ed McCon
Prosgram
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa City
WHO
Des Moines
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Rock Island
U S. Army Band
U. S. Army Band
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Henry Cincone
WOI International Forum
Chet Ryks
Dr. O'Brien
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Who—School of Music
KFJIB
New York
Melody Time
Ensemble Moderne
Bob Armstrong
Earl Harrington
News Street Forum
WMF
Ton Owens
WMY
Voice of
WGS
Walter Flanders
KPJB
Williams Brothers
Minnesota Taxpayers
Lem
Martha
Brush Creek Follies
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Johnny Duffy
KFEJH
Ralph Ginsburgh
Curt Rogosinski
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Vera_ Brodsky
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Dal Brissett
Camp Fire Girls
Wolf
Little Red Schoolhouse
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Tommy Dorsey
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Kfsjb
Voice of the Playground
Save America
Dick Kuhns
Wool
Alate Wowman
Livingston
Wee News
Orean “Melodies
Jerry Livingston
Airliners
Travel Radio Service
Austin
Scott
Furane
Archbishop Stritch Installed as Chicago Archbishop
Archbishop Samuel Alphonsus Stritch was formally installed as head of the Chicago archdiocese in a brilliant ceremony at Holy Name Cathedral. The slender scholar ascended the throne of the nation’s largest Catholic see during the Thursday rites in Chicago.
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Chicago
Samuel Alphonsus Stritch
Holy Name
Commons Votes Fund To Expand Air Force
London AP report says a secret appropriation to expand the royal air force was approved by the house of commons without a record vote Thursday night. Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood said the force is better and growing faster than Germany's.
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London
Royal Air Force
Kingsley Wood
Germany
House of Commons
Oliver Hardy Weds Studio Script Girl in Las Vegas
Oliver Mardy, a plump movie comedian, married Virginia Lucille Jones, a studio script girl, in Las Vegas late Thursday according to UPI.
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Oliver Hardy
Las Vegas
New
Oliver Mardy
Virginia Lucille Jones
Census charge not withdrawn in Wisconsin case
Assistant U S Attorney E J Koelzer said charges against James Rosselli of Kenosha would not be withdrawn unless instructions from the attorney general’s office were received. The case appeared settled when the census director at Washington ordered Wisconsin census officials to proceed after a defiance of a census taker.
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Milwaukee
U. S
E. J. Koelzer
James Rosselli
Kenosha
Washington
W. Austin
Census Bureau
Wisconsin
Census official disputes withdrawal of charges against shoemaker
Koelzer states census officials will not withdraw the charges against the 250-pound shoemaker, asserting that withdrawal is not in their control. Police and prosecutors prepared to pursue the case, with authorities asserting they will proceed under existing statutes.
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Koelzer
Neutrals Open to Help From United States War Ships
Secretary Hull said five neutral nations were approached by the United States to foster a better world economic order after the Eur opes crisis. He noted most replies favored cooperation in the effort with many sending in responses.
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Washington (Ap
Hull
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