Dictators’ Budgets Show Strains Behind Front of Strength
A cautious briefing reveals Mussolini’s secret 17 billion lire expense plan and Hitler’s 43 billion reichsmark deficit, funded by armaments and loans. Britain and France face deficits tied to rearmament, while Germany relies on clever accounting and Dr Schacht’s tricks. A looming limits on conquest hints at economics driving future moves.
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Three Campagnoli Firm Members Indicted On Larceny Charge
Three members of Campagnoli and company a Broad Street securities firm were indicted on 28 counts of grand larceny for allegedly using about 165000 dollars of customers securities. Hugo G Campagnoli Joseph B Schubert and William H Ferris were charged along with the firm. Assistant Attorney General Edward T Kelley said the total could reach 300000 dollars affecting about 40 customers. The firm specializes in over the counter trading of unlisted securities.
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Campagnoli
Kelley
Campagnolli and Company
Three Indicted in Alloway Slaying
DES MOINES AP Polk county grand jury indicted three men for the back door slaying of Floyd Alloway 36 on December 18. The defendants James Bureget 58 Keith Young 20 and Irving Hildreth 19 were indicted on first degree murder charges and ordered held for trial without bail.
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Polk County Grand Jury
Floyd Alloway
James Bureget
Keith Young
Irving Hildreth
Process for making roads from molasses perfected
The commerce department learned Wednesday from the Imperial Company of Sugar Technology in India that a process to produce roads from molasses has been perfected.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Imperial Inpany
Sugar Technology India
Sylva Davis Wins Progress After Paralysis Surgery
In Kansas City AP reports Sylva Davis, 20, who had lifelong spastic paralysis, shows first voluntary right leg movement and left hand after a delicate spinal operation eight days earlier. Her speech also improves as she continues recovery.
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Kansas City
Sylva Davis
Casca Hudson Dies at 98 Outliving Civil War Veterans
Casca Hudson died at age 98 in Galesville Wisconsin after surviving Civil War veterans in the area. The cause was heart disease.
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Galesville
Wis
Casca Hudson
Radio Programs Thursday Evening Schedule Omitted Details
Radio listings show a dense schedule across NBC CBS WABC WJZ and others with numerous orchestras hosts and programs including Amy Vallee March of Time Kate Smith Good News of 1938 and The Metropolitan Parade across morning afternoon and night blocks. The entry lists chains channels stations and a long roster of performers in a typical 1930s era radio guide.
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Victor Bay
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Finchville
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Roerson Gill's Orchestra
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Saba
Carlile and
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Bob
WIZ Chain
Arnold Grimm
Shaw Blames Versailles Injustices For European Crisis
London pundit George Bernard Shaw argues the Versailles Treaty created the conditions for Hitler to rise. He links German rearmament and Anschluss to Allied failures, praising Mussolini's restraint while urging acceptance of Austria's fate and the totem of "Heil Hitler" at Versailles.
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Sargent Proposes 8-Point Railroad Coordination Plan
In Washington Fred W. Sargent president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad urged Congress to authorize coordination and pooling of railroads as a step to rehabilitate carriers. He outlined an eight point immediate program and a long term plan toward consolidation into transcontinental systems with federal financing and a wage hour board.
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Fred W. Sargent
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I.C.C
Max Lowenthal
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Seventeen Soviet Purge Widows Seek Marriage Annulment
In Moscow 17 widows of purge victims seek legal erasure of their marriages due to their husbands alleged criminal pasts. Only one widow did not request annulment. The 18 men were executed after clemency appeals were denied.
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Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Weather flyer Harold Adford crashes after 16,000 foot lapse
Harold Adford, U S Weather Bureau observer, collapsed at 16,000 feet Wednesday and crashed into a treetop two miles from Elgin. He suffered a broken shoulder, the sole injury reported.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Plane crash survivor recounts breathing miracles
A man named Alford, injured with a bandaged shoulder at Elgin hospital, told doctors he woke just before impact and survived by pancaking into a tree. He believes he fainted from lack of oxygen.
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Alford
For Sale Want Ad Sells Outgrown Clothing for Cash
Local want ad promotes selling outgrown clothing for cash to fund a new spring outfit. Readable line notes cash payment and quick turnover, emphasizing a simple sale process.
Willkie Discusses Utility Sale Terms With TVA Leader
Willkie and David Lilienthal, heads of Willkie firm and TVA, held a daylong talks on government purchase of private power facilities. Willkie pressed for payment of actual invested dollars, rejecting goodwill or taxes as bases. Conference to resume in a couple of weeks as price and method details remain unsettled.
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Wendell L. Willkie
David E. Lilienthal
TVA
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Supreme Court
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Panies
Two Cedar Rapids Girls Elected To Iowa U Campus Bodies
Special to The Gazette reports two Cedar Rapids students at the University of Iowa won offices in two campus women’s groups during Wednesday elections. New officers in University Women’s Association include Barbara Mueller President Harriet Ludens Vice President Betty Holt Secretary Genevieve McCullouch Treasurer and Margaret Kuttler Freshman Representative. In the Women's Athletic Association Kathryn Stanley President Charlotte Saggan Vice President Katherine Peseck Secretary and Isabelle Armstrong Treasurer. YWCA president Mildred Maplethorpe said a later election will be held due to an error in the initial selection.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
University of Iown
University Women’s Association
Barbara Mueller
Davenport
Harriet Ludens
Morrison, Ill
Betty Holt
Genevieve McCulloch
Margaret Kuttler
Women’s Athletic Association
Kathryn Stanley
Oskaloosa
Wallace Attacks 6 Cent Pork Import Tax Plan
Secretary Wallace called the 6 cent a pound pork import tax in the House revenue bill outlandish and foolish. He warned it would hurt corn belt farmers and consumers and likened the measure to an embargo while noting imports are a small share of pork exports. He urged defeat and accused House action of political expediency and packer relief.
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Washington
Wallace
Senate Finance Committee
United States
House
Convict Ferguson of Cattle Theft in Mahaska County
Newton Iowa AP reports E B Ferguson a Mahaska county farmer was convicted Wednesday on a cattle theft charge and jailed in Jasper county awaiting sentence March 26 It marks his second conviction on the same charge as the supreme court ordered a retrial on the earlier conviction.
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E. B. Ferguson
Mahaska County
Jasper County
Ferguson
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