Roosevelt’s Supreme Court plan rouses liberal opposition
The piece sketches liberal senators led by Johnson and Borah resisting Roosevelt’s judiciary reform. It notes dissent within the party, mentions Johnson McAdoo and Wheeler, and reports predicted walkouts and reactions at a victory dinner. It also adds human interest items about Supreme Court judges, Congress members, and rural life.
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Hiram Johnson
White House
California
William Gibbs McAdoo
Johnson
U.S
Italy
Roosevelt
Borah
Landon
Dome” Vy
Burt Wheeler
Montana
Bruce Kremer
Kremer
Washington
Sts
Cummings
Bs Bio Corporation
Wheeler
Supreme Court
Kremer Wall
Fay
Roeeself
O'Mahoney
Weeamwe
Wnoether
IMR
Democrat Eeretis
Solons Await Final Rush Of Bills Before Deadline
Des Moines reports 699 proposals docketed in the Town house and senate as they brace for a last minute surge of bills by Wednesday deadline. lawmakers expect up to 200 more measures in the Forty-seventh assembly, with actions in committees or on the floor over 40 days.
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Posseston
Roosevelt
Senate
Supreme Court
Millard Tidings
Muarsland
Justin Bates
North Carolina
George
Georgia
Solons
Bills
Des Moines
Town House
House
Clergymen Debate State Funds for Parochial Schools
Reported dispute centers on use of state funds for parochial schools. The article mentions bishops, trustees, and procedural questions, detailing opinions and committee discussions without graphic detail.
Walker Approves Addition to Ten-Teacher School
At the Monday school election a bond not to exceed 20000 was approved to add and equip the current building. The vote was 175 to 38. Dr C L Glosson and Frank L Kosina were reelected to the school board for three years each by 169 and 178 votes respectively. In Mount Vernon Lloyd Snyder won an unopposed one year term with 465 votes while Dr L E Bigger defeated Seward Merritt for a two year term and Harold Ehie won a three year term. In Springville 155 votes were cast with 70 for Harry E Dunn 136 for Ralph C Hunte and 98 for Arthur R Pearson. In Clarence William Mingst and Frank Miller won director spots with 148 and 147 votes. Harry Crist had 134. In Robins S O Stamy was reelected president and C HO Schluntz to succeed Charles Quin with other directors named.
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Walker
C L Glosson
Frank L. Kosina
Specia
Mount Vernon
Lloyd Snyder
Board of Education
Gazette
Springville
Mondas
Harry E Dunn
Ralph C Hunte
Arthur R. Pearson
Snecini
Clarence
William Mingst
Frank Miller
Harry Crist
Crist
Mingst
Miller
Robins
S O Stamy
The
Beata
C HO Schluntz
Charles Quin
G A Maxfield
NW Bebce
Nealfiinier
Slayer Of Zrostlik Begins Life Term At State Pen
Thomas Jo Runvan 31 confessed slay t ro Von 4 esth Brtt farmer araved at the state penitentiary at 130 pm Tuesday Runvan reported safe inside the penitentiary where he will serve the life term after pleading guilty to the murder.
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Fort Madison
UPI
Thomas Jo Runvan
Slaytro von
Brtt Farmer
Araved
State Penitentiary
Hee
Ronvan
Presen Wes
Raven
Rawson
Ced ¢ Rapides
Vague Hidden Trails Link Early Morning Police Chase
Fragmentary report describes two aides of state and a mayoral figure stopping at a police station with an apparent murderer en route to a location. The text references a decision by authorities and an arrest dated circa 191? amid cryptic wartime era terminology.
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Rueveor
Stte
Cena Gordes
Coe Des Rormeds
Padice
Nob
Tony
Atkins Tobais Schueeler, 78, dies of pneumonia
Atkins Iowa obituary notes Tobias Schueeler died at home after pneumonia. Born in Germany, he immigrated with wife and family forty four years ago, settled near Cedar Rapids then Atkins. Survived by widow and many children across Iowa, Minnesota, California. Funeral at St Stephens Lutheran church with Rev G Rickels.
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Atkins
Tobias Schueeler
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Milda Kurz
Vinton
Henry Rose
Lake Wilson
Minn
John Schueler
Swea City
Nick Schueler
Springville
Earl Cherry
Arthur Topping
Glenn Schueler
Long Beach Calif
Hattie Schueler
Des Moines
George Schueler
William Schueler
Elmer Kieper
Herman Kurz
Tallahassee
Flo
Otto Kurz
C W Hoke
Elizabeth Schueler
Milwaukee
John Moeller
Newhall
Adam Schueeler
St. Stephens Lutheran Church
G. Rickels
Monmouth
Henry Winters
C. B. Brinkley
Baptist Church of
Lows
Vikre
First Lutheran
T A Hoff
University Hospital
Iowa City
Winneshiek County
Decorah
Josephine A Nal
Maurice Reuben Gerhard
Walter Norman
Terence
Lucille Alvin
Bernhard
Doccor
Matt Schneeberger
Caulmer
Orval Tatro
Burr Ock
Theodore Vikte
GG Drvit
Norway
Monticello
Prechyferien
Matthew Allen
Richland Township
Mr Allan
Eve Tan
Matthew
Barbara Hein Allan
He Wage
Mass Ursula Govan
Allen
Mr Allen
Paul George Helen
Bernice
George
Richland
Presbyterian Pastor To Lead Services In Local Burial
The Rev. William J. Grossheim, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will conduct the services. Burial will take place at Oakwood cemetery.
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William J. Grossheim
The
Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Congressmen To Confer With F D R On Drought
A Nebraska congressmen’s committee arranged a White House conference with President Roosevelt to present the drought emergency facing farmers. Rep Harry B. Coffee said they will urge allocation of existing funds or new funds for seed and feed loans in the drought area.
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Washington
Prairie State
White House
Roosevelt
Harry B. Coffee
Nebraska
Millersburg Approves School Addition Plan
Millersburg voters approve a $27,000 school addition funded by a $12,000 bond and $3,000 from the general fund with $12,000 from the PWA. The project covers a gymnasium and classrooms. Carl Wilson reelected director and J M Seaton remains treasurer.
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Millersburg
PWA
Carl Wilson
J. M. Seaton
Copeland Food Bill Clears Senate Victory and Revisions
The Senate passed the Copeland pure food and drugs bill after defeating Senator Moore of New Jersey's substitute bid. Moore warned the bill grants the agriculture secretary dictatorial powers over food and drug industries and is unfair to advertisers. Borah added an amendment limiting courts injunction powers, and several minor amendments were defeated before forwarding the bill to the House.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Moore
New Jersey
Copeland
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
Borah
Idaho
House
Railway wage dispute headed to fresh talks
Washington dispatch reports the Roosevelt emergency board says Chicago Great Western railroad and rail labor groups have agreed to enter new negotiations. Both sides will pursue a settlement to the wage differences identified by the board.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
Woman badly hurt seeks aid after truck plunge into canyon
Mrs Edith Broach 41 drove to seek help after a truck fell 200 feet into Elizabeth Lake canyon. Four hours later rescuers found her husband Zeak dead in the wreckage. Edith underwent emergency surgery to save her life.
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Bakersfield
Calif
INS
Edith Broach
Zeak
Elizabeth Lake Canyon
Broach
Nine Black Legion Members Sentenced in Kingsley Murder Case
Detroit dispatch reports nine members of the Black Legion received prison terms from one to five years. They were found guilty of conspiring to murder Arthur L. Kingsley, publisher of a Highland Park paper, in 1933 and 1934. Names include Arthur Lupp, N. Ray Markland, Roy Hepner, and others.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Arthur L. Kingsley
Highland Park
Recorder's
John V. Brennan
Arthur L. Lupp
N. Ray Markland
Roy Hepner
Alvis Clark
Frank Howard
Rudyard Kipling Wellman
Willard Foster
Matthias Gun
Hubert James
Mrs Roosevelt Admits Lying As Child and Beer Taste
Franklin D Roosevelt’s wife recounts in a magazine piece that as a child she told fibs and sampled beer in France and Germany. She recalls being scolded by nuns after claiming to swallow a penny and describes the beer episode as a formative, bitter disappointment.
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Philadelphi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
Germany
Eer
Coal Bill Survives Lower House Test
The Vinson-Guffey bill regulating the soft coal industry passed its first house test as a special rule allowing four hours of debate was adopted. House leaders expect final passage on Thursday after debate and potential amendments.
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Washington
INS
Vinson-Guffey
House
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