Bonus debates and NRA report disputes at Senate probe
Senate finance committee demands original NRA reports as they investigate the NRA. Don Richberg is asked for copies of the NRA research division report, revealing missing discursive language in supplied copies. A comical pink pachyderm decoration for Vito Marcantonio sparks partisan satire amid the bonus funding fight and House Senate standoff.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Blue Eagle
Don Richberg
NRA Research and Planning Division
Alabama
Hugo Black
Richberg
Black
Vito Marcamionio
LaGuardia
Maury Maverick
Texas
France
Maverick
Vito Marcantonio
Marcantonio
United States
Fiorello LaGuardia
Congress
Galapagos Baroness Threatens in Ocean Cruise Tale
In a polarized tale from a cruise, the baroness confronts Pinchot with a pearl-handled revolver and cold indifference. Victor Elting and Hamilton Lee are named among the passengers, while a cabin reveal shows French lingerie and 18 notches on a bed post.
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Victor Elting
Chicago
Pinchot
Panama May Seek Fast Payment From United States
Panama plans to demand immediate payment of 500000 dollars in gold for two years of Panama Canal Zone rental, placing the United States in a defaulting debtor position. Officials say failure to meet the obligation could affect canal concessions, though an extreme outcome is not expected.
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Colon
Panama
INS
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Radio Schedule Dense With NBC CBS Network Programs
A long list of daily radio programming across networks NBC CBS and affiliated stations. Entries name show titles hosts orchestras and stations such as WEAF WMAQ WBBM WCCO WJZ KYW WLW KOID and more with times from morning through evening and a mix of music drama and variety programs.
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Nbc
CBS
WBBM
Army Band
WCCO
KMOX
Piste Marlin
WEAF
WMAQ
Fields An Hani
WIZ Chain
Wbbm Wee
Josephine Gibson
NBG
Wtms
WJZ
Stanley Mish
Hall
WABC
Virginia Lee
WLW
Jack Little
Zito Etch
Princeas Marie
Lastern
Conf
WJZ Chain
Kitchen Party
Weap Who
School of the Air
Marine Band
Minneapolis Symphony
WABG
Judy and Jane
Kmay Foster
Weaf Chain
Dr. Jastrow
Weaf Who
Ob Norman
Betty and
Bob
Wmaq Who
Ma Perkins
Bennett
Lorraine and Sherr
WBBBM
Jack Heller
Men of Notes
Otto Hmarbach
Nellie Revell
Stamp Club
Cuxat Orch
Berger Orch
WJZ Chain. Ox. Son of Fire
Tom Mix
Skinpy
Sodack Armstrows
Wbbm Ca
WSM
WBAP
Lowell Thomas
WJZ Wlw
Red Davis
WIZ Wenr
Panico Orch
WOC
Uncle Exra
Boake Carter
WABI
Dangerous Paradise
WIZ Wls
WBSM
WFAA
Lucille Manners
F. D. Roosevelt
Irene Rich
WLS
Edwin Hill
Beoh Hope
James Melton
Wcky Koil
Beatrice Lillie
Perrin Orch
Lyman _orch
WJZ Wenr
WCKY
Col. _Stoopnagte
Frank Black
Orch
KYW
Ole Bridge
Arnheim — Orch
WMMB
Beecher Orch
New York
Waterfront
Graham McNamee
Coburn Orch
Devron Orch
Hopkins Orch
Berrens Orch
Aea Dey
Pedro Orch
Fisher Orch
Michel Orch
New Beer Bill To Bring Controversy In Iowa Legislature
A rural backed measure in Des Moines would tighten beer laws by limiting to one tavern per 750 residents, affecting cities like Dubuque where taverns run about one per 280 people. Licenses, penalties, and bans on Sunday sales are outlined, with local authorities issuing permits.
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Congress
Treasury
Vinson
Legion
White House
Des Moines
Iowa
Johnson
Marathon
Evans
Decorah
Yager
Spirit Lake
Weed
Winterset
House of Representatives
Dubuque
Boards of Supervisors
Stone City Woman Rescued From Creek Near Marion
Miss Carrie Rowen of Stone City about 50 was pulled from Indian creek near Marion by Theodore Davis and James Sloan after her head appeared from the water. She was taken to St Luke's hospital with a severe chill but no injuries. She could not recall how she came to be in the creek.
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Washington
Huey Long
General Johnson
Senate
Senator Long
Senator Caraway
Huey
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Carrie Rowen
Stone City
Indian Creek
Marion
James Sloan
St. Luke's Hospital
John T.grayston
Theodore Davis
Cecil Foster
Miss Rowen
Mary Green
John
Walter Rowen
John Brown
Walace Calls For Higher Farmers Share Of Income
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace urged raising the farmers' share of national income from about 10.2 percent to 13 to 16 percent. He testified before the House appropriations committee that a 13-14 percent historic baseline should be restored and agriculture's share should balance markets without distorting judgment. He noted that when farmers had 18 percent, land ownership competition rose and a market for 70 million acres proved illusory.
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Washington
LLP
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
House Appropriations Committee
Jury Deliberates In Caward's $6150 Suit Against Bank
A district court jury before Judge John T. Moffit heard Walter B. Caward v Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids after a two day trial. Caward claims the bank failed to deliver stock shares it obtained for him by exchanging $6000 in utilities bonds.
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John T. Moffit
Walter B. Caward
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Caward
Wallace Urges More and Cheaper Goods in Farm Debate
In testimony before the committee, Wallace pressed for parity prices and cheaper goods, warning that near parity would reduce the processing tax’s incentive. He predicted meat prices would rise next summer and cautioned against overnight fixes while acknowledging the need for broader external adjustments including tariff considerations. He praised farmers’ cooperation and noted the program’s relative success since 1933.
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Wallace
Cannon
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American Liberty League
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Uncle Sam
Peoples Savings Bank
The
the Peoples Savings Bank
Third Avenue
First Street
the Bank
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Hazel
Congress of the United States
Killian Company
Killian
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California
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