Coughlin Denounces Johnson In Fiery Radio Address
In a 45 minute speech Father Coughlin attacked General Johnson and the WRA chief, defending his right to speak on national issues. He denounced monetary systems and international bankers, praised Roosevelt, and urged money reform while claiming Johnson attacked his teachings rather than the truths he holds.
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Coughlin denounces Johnson and Wall Street foes in heated exchange
Father Coughlin accuses General Johnson and Wall Street interests of crafts the nation’s misdeeds. He defends his American status, rejects poverty vows, and rails against bankers led by Bernard Baruch while pledging to uphold Roosevelt’s New Deal. He calls Johnson a political corpse and urges the public to support economic independence for Columbia.
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Columbia
Coughlin Dismisses Johnson With Sharply Critical Portrait
Father Charles E. Coughlin on General Hugh Johnson condemns him as a cracked gramophone record and the New Deal’s greatest casualty. He calls Johnson a chocolate soldier who never faced an enemy, a servant of Baruch, and a bourbon swashbuckler in a comic opera role.
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Himelf
Johnson
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Lackawanna
New York
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Hugh Johnson
New Deal
Bernard Baruch
Death of Ralph Haire at Backbone Park CCC Camp
Ralph Haire 18 son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Haire died Sunday in the CCC camp at Backbone park from double pneumonia. The body is sent to La Porte City for funeral and burial. He is survived by his parents and one brother Charles at home.
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Ralph Haire
Robert L. Haire
CCC
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la Porte City
Charles
Rowley caucus nominates slate for town election
At a caucus to form a ticket for the town election on March 28 5 nominations were made for mayor Albert Sloan for council Charles Anderson Vernon Danlea Roland Shaffer Harrison Beeman and J B Dingsley town clerk A E Norton assessor D H Dingsley treasurer Christ Gunzenhauser Guy Beatty and Joe Stary do not seek re election as council members
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Albert Sloan
Charles Anderson
Vernon Danlea
Roland Shaffer
Harrison Beeman
J B Dingsley
A E Norton
D. H. Dingsley
Christ Gunzenhauser
Guy Beatty
Joe Stary
Mismanagement of Commonwealth apartment bond case argued
The Commonwealth corporation seeks court approval to refinance a 325000 bond issue at 4 percent after mismanagement allegations. O Rieley accuses the bondholders committee of acting for the debtor, with claims of unfair consent, misrepresentation, and improper use of funds. A trustee remedy and injunctions against Busbey, the committee, and related parties are urged, with a court hearing requested to determine further action.
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Bondholders Committee
Plaa
Commonwealth
O’rieley
Busbey
Scott
O'Rieley
Fred E. Busbey
Schluter
Federal District Court
Otto L. Schluter
E M Scott
Kate Terry Loomis
John M. Redmond
Glenn M. Averill
Corporation
Accused Of Giving Liquor To Indians
United States Deputy Marshal Joseph A. Petrus arrested Theo Dotson age 34 of Coatsville Mo after bringing him from Toledo to face arraignment for allegedly furnishing liquor to Indians.
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Theo Dotson
Coatsville
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Toledo
Indian liquor case set for Friday warrant hearing
United States Commissioner Ed McPartland schedules a Friday 10 a.m. hearing for Dotson accused of giving intoxicating liquor to Indians at the Tama reservation. Bond is set at $500.
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United States
Ed McPartland
Dotson
Tama Reservation
Sioux Falls Pickets Block Non-Unionists
About 500 non-union workers were turned back as they tried to reach the Morrell packing plant in Sioux Falls. Pickets offered speeches from car tops and withdrew without violence as leaders spoke. In Ottumwa, Meat Workers union officials said they had taken no action on a sympathy strike at the John Morrell plant.
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Two Teens Nabbed After Auto Theft Chase Across Creek
Arthur D. Lovey 21 East Moline II identified by captives as hitchhiker joined in the theft from Cedar Rapids. Henry pleaded guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle and got a ten year sentence at Anamosa. Geppert held on $500 bond. Lovey detained for investigation with no charges filed.
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East Moline
Cedar Rapids
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F. O. Ellison
Anamosa State Reformatory
G. K. Thompson
Kent
Eldora Training School
Lovey
Roosevelt Plans Late Month Florida Fishing Cruise
President Roosevelt has virtually decided to undertake his annual fishing trip off the Florida coast in the latter part of the month.
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