Iowa Livestock Marketing Probe Sparks Direct Marketing Debate
Des Moines AP report details Gov. Kraschel accusing hog pork and lamb packers of a scheme with Armour and Patterson to finance and control feeder lambs through contracts. Case studies include farmer Jacob Michelson near Hardy Iowa and notes transferring rights to Armour. Regulators cite drought driven moves to bypass stockyards and direct marketing in northern Iowa.
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Des Moines
Nelson Greschel
Senate
Armour and Company
Chicago Packers
George W Patterson
Burt
Jacob Michelson
Hardy
Humboldt County
Michelson
Kraschel
H. F. Patterson Company
Armour and Company of Chicago
Armour Packing Company of
Chicago
Iowa
H F. Patterson Company
Packer
Patterson Company
Cedar Rapids elects two to school board Monday
H. H. Hoadley and Frank G. Kanak were elected to Cedar Rapids board of education. Hoadley owns Cedar Rapids Typesetting. Kanak serves as cashier of United State Bank.
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H. H. Hoadley
Avenue NW
Frank G. Kanak
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids Board of Education
Hoadley
Cedar Rapids Typesetting Company
Kanak
United State Bank
Shearer accuses foes of perjury at arms hearing
Washington AP William B Shearer a prominent navy advocate testified before the senate munitions committee charging that rivals perjured themselves in prior testimony He claimed political pressure aimed to hurt navy morale and said shipbuilders directed him to walk the plank He cited Kellogg protest over his Geneva asset exposure and alleged word passed through Bethlehem Steel chief Eu Ber Grace about his fate.
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Washington
William B Shearer
Senate Munitions Committee
Geneva
Shearer
Frank B ) Kellogg
Schaub
Schwab
EU- Bere Grace
Bethleher Steel Corporat.on
Deficiency Bill For 112 Millions Now Before House
Washington report notes a 152 260 60 percent shortfall amid congressional action on the first deficiency bill of the session. The measure outlines 94 525 for veterans affairs and related programs, with total federal allocations and adjustments under consideration.
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Washington
Leert
Turmoil in English Arts Headlines Misscheered Engagement Ends
The text reports a broken engagement between two English figures, with the actress Miss Desmerd ending a relationship by mutual consent after a return to England. The article mentions Teoygarety and Treer gage teers in connection to the Englands Nuirian era.
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Teoygarety
Gage
Tor
Trier
Gemmill says Beh kept schools open by warrant deal
W H Gemmill secretary of the Iowa board of education testified before a legislative committee that the board would have shut five major institutions in May 1933 without Carleton Beh agreeing to buy warrants. He said the board was guaranteed sale of only 700000, insufficient to last the school year, and banks largely closed to them after May 10 1933.
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Beh
The
State University
Iowa City
Iowa State
Ames
Iowa
Cedar Falls
School For Blind
Vinton
School For Deaf
Council Bluffs
Gemmall
Dubuque
W. G. Noth
Des Moines
Gemmill
W. H. Gemmill
State Board of Education
Legislative Committee
Carleton D. Beh
T. E. Diamond
Gemmiull
Leo J Wegman
Board of Education
Davenport Bank and Trust Company
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Bank
Silver Money Circulation Reaches New Peak
Treasury figures show $30,775,065 in additional silver money circulated in February raising total silver in public hands to a record $929,019,912. The surge stems from the administration's silver rehabilitation program and world metal purchases. Overall money in circulation rose $59,911,459 with silver supplying most of the increase. Per capita money in public hands stood at $43.08.
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Washington
Treasury
Seizure of Ammunition Sent to China In Peoria
Postal authorities seized two packages disguised as Chinese newspaper bundles in Peoria containing fifty .38 caliber cartridges each. The bundles were sent to China and the sender disappeared before the discovery.
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Peoria, Ill
China
Alyce McHenry Resting After Operation in Mass Hospital
Alyce Jane McHenry, 10, of Omaha, is convalescing at Truesdale hospital after eight days since surgery to correct a misplaced stomach. An official bulletin said she slept well and was progressing satisfactorily following her operation.
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Fall River
Mass
Alyce Jane McHenry
Truesdale Hospital
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