Nraschel appoints seven to highway board
Gov Marnis Meisa G. Nraschel announces seven appointments to the state highway commission. Frank ER Weng is named state labor commissioner and others from Sibley Maquoseia and Wevery receive four year terms amid routine confirmations and succession plans.
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Hurst
Yes Moines
Meisa G. Hraschel
Sézin Geeris
Magiste
Sarey Deim If Smatroik
Hume
Maquoseia
Rtenerd & Plees
Wason
Ang Thomas Vo Heenan
Frans
Wenig
Sowfeer
Neenen Wrud
Umself
Medana Ylock Wea
Eptace
Thympvon
Atra -Ferry MM
Aimetawaina
M. NM
Zesne ‘Dy
McGregor Ios
A. Moore
Caredon
Keller Faces Cuts to WPA Rolls in Iowa Dispute
In Iowa, Keller resists cutting state Works Progress Administration rolls from 25,709 this month to 22,500 in April and 20,000 in May. He cites 9,000 needy employables certified for WPA work and notes funds remain limited as officials from Washington push for reductions amid conferences with Senators Herring and Gavstallette.
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Washington
WPA
Moller
Hen
Aubrey Williams
Curry Hopkins
Keller
Teresram
Vasninuton Xing
Chrysler strike threats and plant closures across multiple sites
The report details ongoing strike conferences at Chrysler with warnings of production cuts and possible plant shutdowns. It notes affectations at Plymouth in Brans le na, a Holeng unit near Newcastle, Los Angeles, and other facilities due to parts shortages and supplier issues.
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S. Hurcimscea
Armen
Chrvectr
RO Werth
Taire Sar Huteunsay
Demat
Sertie
Chrisiar
Plymouth
Bransle Na
Holeng
Ark
Los Angeles
Calif
Odge
Newcastle
Ind
Jose
Tassaar
Hudson
Reward Offered for Gunmen in Fitts Shooting
Los Angeles prosecutors announce a substantial reward to aid identification of the three or four men who ambushed District Attorney Buron Fitts on a suburban road Sunday night. Fitts remains hospitalized with a likely spinal injury and is described as improving slowly.
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Col. Viles
Linneminiy
Denury Sheoff
Sheff Tam
Umic
Ouettoe Armes
Penton
Chicago
Ussaex
Yellow Cab
Yang
Ana Satheren
Ana Ailegealy
Areak
Garmpei
Man
Iugsea Tuesagyn
Los Angeles
Willam Simpson
Uttle
Seizure Of Funds Sought In Loan Violution Case
Washington debates seizure of funds tied to a loan under congressional authority. Officials argue such seizures may be authorized to cover debts or obligations owed to the United States or its agencies. The discussion centers on legal authority and potential remedies.
Lisbon Woman Ida Hammon Dies After Long Farm Life
Mrs Ida May Hammon a Lisbon resident dies Monday at age 101 born February 2 1665 to Henry and Reveres Thame she wed Jacob A Hammon in 1887. survived by two daughters Mrs McGraw Mrs Ernest Briers and three sons Philip John George H Funeral Friday at the rectorsle Chapel conducted by Rev Philip Brinn and Rev James Alte with burial to follow in Mount Vermont.
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Henry
Dysart
Jacob A. Hammon
Lisoon
Gisbon
Montana
Drughters
McGraw
Ernest Briers
Mechanicsvile
Philip
Bequest to Iowa School Reported in Vague Text
A garbled OCR note describes a bequest from a merchant named Williams to an Iowa school. It mentions a $1,999 amount from a state fund and identifies Williams as president of a piano company. The text references a Tuesday filing or submission of the will.
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Iowsa School
Hicagc Apy
Vowa Wreeesen College of
Williams
Williams Piano Warman Compans
Waose
Red Troops Close On Italian Divisions In Coastal Front
Report says government forces battling two Italian divisions near Guad ziajara road in Guadalgama province with 14,909 to 16,000 soldiers involved. Italian armor tanks motorcycles with machine guns and numerous airplanes were used in the clash as insurgent forces mounted a sustained defense into night. An Italian general reportedly commanded the opposing divisions.
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Erce
Tey
Alaminos
Guadziajara Road
Guadalgjam
Soviet Taxis and Tractors Planned by Racketeers
New York jury heard allegations of a racketeering ring including the Dutch Seitz mob planning to export taxis and tractors to Russia as a sideline to a large restaurant racket. Defendant Adnar Retek testified to the 1934 idea, linking Jules Martin and waiter union officials in Elkhart plant set-ups.
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New York
Duteh’ Seitz
Supreme Court
Aiadar Retek
Reteke
Jules Martin
Elkhart
Hiss
Martin
Paul N. Condher
The
Waiters’ Union
Indicted Broker Faces Arson Charge Near New York Subway
A broker was indicted on arson for a remarkable incident involving a subway area in New York. The event drew a large crowd and left observers shaken by the chaotic scene and reports of a park mansion nearby.
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New York
Omuidea
Aarne
Yalahal Tuxcao Park
Cedar River Levels Fall After Earlier Six Inch Surge
After a rapid six inch rise Tuesday afternoon the Cedar River slackened and receded, dropping six inches by 3 a.m. and more than six feet below the 1929 crest by Tuesday night. City authorities relaxed flood guards as the water declined and the hydroelectric plant at the dam remained shut down until the river falls further.
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Cedar River
Chain Lakes
Tursiay
Gazette
C. L. Henker
Cadar Rapids
Beaker
Ellis Park
Lawa Sleeime Lugar and Power Company
Wallis Arrives at Chateau in France
Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson arrived at the Chateau de Cande rere nence with Mr and Mrs Charles Bedaux of New York at 5 20 pm Tuesday. She is expected to be a guest at the Chateau for some time.
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Tours
France
Ins
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Chateau de Cande Reanence
Charles: Bedaux
New York
Chateau
Nazi Protection Decrees Threaten Foreigners Under German Law
A decree by Chancellor Hitler authorizes retaliatory measures against foreign citizens and their property if the country harms Reich citizens. The cabinet approved the decree aimed at Russia, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, and potentially covers all nations including the United States.
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William
Berlen
Fit Ler Mover
Intermar
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Berlin
Ifi
United States
Farm Woman Delivers Twenty First Child in Jamestown
Mrs Bertha Cox Johnson 42, wife of farmer David Johnson of Aseley Pa, gave birth Tuesday in a local hospital to her twenty first child, a daughter. She married at 17 and has 11 sons and 11 daughters, with three sons having died. The zebu is the chief milk producer for the Ohent farm.
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Jamestown
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