Milk Fund Surpasses Four Thousand Mark With New Gifts
Current Comment reports the Milk Fund topping $4,000 as new subscriptions reach $118 including four gifts of $25 from Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Co. and others. The piece lauds Bernard E. Manley of the Iowa liquor control commission for his candor and reform efforts, noting his role and approach to leasing and records access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Preferred Class Mutual Insurance Co
American Legion Auxiliary
Rude Auto Co
Ladies Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
Niagara
Western Group Drives Through on $4.88 Billion Works Bill
In Washington, Senate blocs defeated administration opposition and advanced the $4.88 billion works relief bill with targeted projects. Westerners pushed amendments to earmark funds for rivers, harbors, irrigation, and water conservation. Huey Long’s education plan was rejected. Sen. Long blasted relief policy as a waste while crowds hunkered in rain to hear his remarks.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Edward P. Costigan
Cole
Huey
Huey P. Long
Lynn Frazier
N. D
Peter Norbeck
S. D
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Thomas D. Schall
Minn
Long
McCarran
Pat McCarran
Nev
Senate approves Dunn as U S attorney for Iowa district
The Senate confirmed Edward G. Dunn as United States attorney for the northern district of Iowa. Dunn spoke of public service and noted occasional frustration, while the piece praises his suitability and quips about political labels.
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Washington
Senate
Edward G. Dunn
United States
Iowa
Boston's Tre mot Temple crowds hear Eliot call for courage
In a 1935 Boston speech at Tremont Temple, President Eliot at age 92 urged courage conscience and cooperation as the nation faces difficulty. He urged faith in self country race and God and stressed teamwork to combat fear and rottenness with practical action.
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Boston
Eliot
Harvard University
Tremont Temple
House sends hold bill to Senate with extra Home Owners Loan funds
The House passed by two votes a bill allocating 1.75 billion dollars to the Home Owners Loan Corporation to aid mortgage distressed owners. The measure, after failed attempts to raise to 3 billion, received amendments adding 250 million and extending new applications for 60 days after passage. The financing limits for insured loans to 50 thousand rose from 25 thousand.
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Washington
House
Senate
Banking Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Hit By Car On Fourteenth Street Causes Injuries
D L Morrow of 407 F avenue NW suffered cuts and bruises at 6 55 p m Tuesday after a car driven by Arthur Wheeler of 622 Fifteenth street SE struck him at Fourteenth street and Bever avenue SE. Morrow was rushed to St Luke s hospital by ambulance after being walked into the side of Wheeler s auto and carried briefly along the running board. Wheeler said he stopped as soon as possible.
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D. L. Morrow
F Avenue
Arthur Wheeler
Fifteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Bover Avenue
Morrow
St. Luke's Hospital
Bever Avenue
Wheeler
Bever
Third Avenue
Johnson Hurls Lie In Opening War On Coughlin And Huey Long
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson called for a national campaign to erase the influence of Father Charles E. Coughlin and Sen. Huey P. Long. He planned a radio reply to Coughlin’s Monday night attack and urged Americans to join the drive against their political and economic theories.
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Johnson
Coughlin
Huey
Long
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Charles E. Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Frances Robinson
Father Coughlin
Syphisons
Robbie
NRA
lLong
New York
Mob lynching in Slayden targets Black man Ab Young
In Slayden Mississippi a mob of about 50 men fatally harmed Ab Young accused of a serious incident. The mob placed a rope around his neck, tied it to a tree limb in a school yard, and drove the truck away. Hardy McKie, a 45 year old highway worker, witnessed or was present during the event. The Black man moved forward singing religious songs and praying.
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Slayden
Miss
Ab Young
Hardy McKie
Doak Sentenced for Embezzlement in San Leandro Funds
Oakland dispatch reports Judge C. Doke sentenced Jackson C. Doke to one to ten years in San Quentin for embezzling 19.45 dollars from San Leandro city funds. The defendant had previously escaped a penalty for the slaying of Lamar Hollingshead, described as the husband of his wife known as white hibiscus.
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Oakland
Calif
Judson C. Doke
Lamar Hollingshead
Tuesday
San Quentin
San Leandro
Coughlin’s Radio Speech Sparks National Backlash and Praise
Telegrams flood in as Rev. Charles E. Coughlin’s Monday night address is praised by supporters and denounced by critics. He attacks the monetary system and bankers including Bernard Baruch, while General Johnson calls him politically dangerous.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Washington
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
Huey P. Long
Coughlin
Bernard M. Baruch
Johnson
Two Youths Caught After Auto Theft Chase
Duane Henry aged 16 and Roy Geppert 19, both of Waterloo, eluded officers in a ten mile theft spree across a muddy cornfield. Sheriff James H. Smith and Deputy Roy Radebaugh pursued, Geppert was shot in the left shoulder with buckshot from a sawed off shotgun. They fled but were captured after crossing a fence.
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James H. Smith
Roy Radebaugh
Duane Henry
Roy Geppert
Waterloo
Benton County
Geppert
Radebaugh
Henry
Child Fatally Struck After Escaping Mother's Hold
Lloyd Westover aged 2 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Westover was fatally injured when he ran into a backing car driven by farmer Carl Tedgren in the late hours Monday night. Police described the incident as a tragic accident and continue to investigate.
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Grant
Lloyd Westover
Fred Westover
Carl Tedgren
President Roosevelts bid to break up utility holding units
President Roosevelt urged Congress to ban utility holding companies, calling such structures a path to governmental socialism. He praised a proposed bill for strict regulation, blaming concentration of power and advocating local control while defending investor protection and the value of operating company securities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Nolding
Roosevelt Answers Congress With A Policy Message
The text of President Roosevelt's message to Congress was released Tuesday. The document outlines key policy positions and legislative priorities slated for consideration, signaling the administration's legislative agenda and economic or domestic focus.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
Management of Commonwealth Acts Attacked in Federal Report
The report by special master M W O Rieley in a federal suit between Commonwealth Apartments stockholders and bondholders urges dismissal of manager Mrs Kate Loomis and others. It accuses bondholders committee leadership of Busbey of improper refinancing tactics and contempt of court. O Rieley faults management for reduced income and concealing records, with Judge Scott to act on the recommendations.
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Cedar Rapids News
Commonwealth Apartment Corporation
M. W.o'rieley
George C. Scott
O’rieley
Commonwealth
O'Rieley
Busbey
Loomis
Scott
Otto Schluter
Schluter
British Author Evelyn Strachey Deported as Communist
A UPI report states Evelyn John Strachey, a British author, faces deportation under immigration laws for being a communist. A federal warrant for arrest was issued, with Strachey scheduled for removal.
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Washington
Evelyn John Strachey
Relief Office Offers Milk Against Day Off Work
The county relief office proposes 50 quarts of milk for a day off work to 2,000 relief cases. Miss Cora Jacobs notes the plan, aimed at promoting milk access, costs four dollars for fifty quarts and saves a dollar if a worker takes a day off. Only fifteen men have joined the program in March. the scheme has operated since last year amid work and direct relief programs.
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County Work Relief
Gazette
Cora Jacobs
Relief Office
Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Kraschel Patterson clash at livestock hearing in Des Moines
Des Moines AP report says Lieut. Gov. Kraschel accused State Senator Patterson of involvement in a reprehensible scheme in the distribution and repurchase of sheep to northern Iowa farmers. Patterson dismissed the charges and promised a later rebuttal as the hearing adjourned for further testimony.
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Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
George W. Patterson
Iowa
Senate
Patterson
Montana
Howard
Charles
Burt
H. F. Patterson Company
Patterson Company
Armour and Company
Chicago Packers
Carleton D. Beh
NIRA
Beh
Davenport
Kraschel
Iowa Liquor Chief Ordered to Appear Before State Council
Harold M. Cooper chairman of the Iowa liquor control commission was summoned to appear before the state executive council for a preliminary hearing next Monday to show cause why he should not be removed. The action follows his recent conviction on a liquor law violation and comes at Gov. Clyde L. Herring’s prompting.
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Mason City
Herring
Iowa
Liquor Control Commission
Manley
Liquor Commission
Mr. Manley
DES Moines
Harold M. Cooper
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
State Executive Council
Commission
Executive Council
Cooper
Clyde Li Herring
Alex Miller
Eo J. Wegman
Charles W. Storms
Ray Murray
Cedar Rapids
J. LeRoy Farmer
Lquor
Farmer
A.D
State of
Walter F. Maley
Dairy Farmers Of Three States Back Association Policies
A Chicago convention of the Pure Milk association pledged moral and physical support to current management after a noisy session. The 18 000 members from Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana did not split over milk marketing policy. Henry A Pfister was unseated as president and replaced by Wilbur J Swayer of Gurnee Illinois.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Henry A. Pfister
Prairie View
Ill
Pfister
Wilbur J. Swayer
Gurnee, Il
Avalanche Kills Nine In Austrian Ski Club Outing
An avalanche near Graz, Austria, claimed nine lives from a Vienna ski club. Four women and five men were killed during a group outing on Tuesday.
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Graz
Austria
Vienna
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