Florida farming shifts from fruit to cattle boom
The piece highlights Florida's farming pivot from tomatoes and potatoes to cattle, noting Peters of Homestead and Miami shifts into cattle with leased land, a Northern Pacific man visiting to verify Florida’s rising cattle industry, and implications for Iowa farmers as Florida competes in the cattle market. It also mentions a Cedar Rapids resident leasing Florida land and a former North Dakota dean observing cattle potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Florida
Northern Pacific Railroad
Plains of
Texas
Fargo
Peters
Homestead
Miami
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
North Dakota Agricultural College
Tommy” Thompson
Georgia leaders rally around state rights after governor arrest
Georgia figures invoke defense of state rights after Gov. Rivers is arrested for contempt of court for using the national guard to block federal injunctions. Miller, the ousted highway chairman, is kept from the highway building as guardsmen remain on duty.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Little New Deal
Rivers
National Guard
U. S. Middle Georgia District Court
B. E. Doyle
Bascom Deaver
W. L. Miller
Miller
Macon
Deaver
The
Atlanta Constitution
Governor Rivers
Georgia National Guard
Highway Department
Adj
John E. Stoddard
Four Generations of Garner Jockeys Claim Marion Home
Four generations of renowned jockeys from the Garner family claim Marion as their home base. Willie Garner visits Marion and recalls a centennial Lexington event. The lineage includes Guy Garner who rode abroad for 17 years and won major races in France.
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Garner
Marion
Garners
America
Willie Garner
W. H. Cruikshank
Lexington
Willie
Jefferson Garner
Guy Garner
Cruikshank
France
Hot Weed
Agha Kahn
King Alfonso
Spain
Mack Garner
Mack
Definition of home by Ernestine Schumann Heink
A Southern reader recalls Ernestine Schumann Heink’s definition of home as shelter and warmth. The listener treasures the singer’s 1918 wartime spirit remarks and reflects on the realization that God did not bless that effort to stir Americans to war.
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Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Heink
El Curtis remembered as a key Iowa official
The piece recalls former Mar tin club member El Curtis a leading Iowa liquor control commissioner and state administrator noting his university days at Iowa City where he befriended Don Barnes Marion’s Doc Booth and Mel a gregarious figure who once won a bet by predicting the outcome of a major football game.
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EL Curtis
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Old Martin Club
University At
Iowa City
Don Barnes
Marion
Doc Booth
Mel
Martin Club
Vis
Bail Set Low for Survivor in 2000 Foot Plane Tussle
Joseph Rosmarin, 38, a flying instructor, pled innocent to assault charges after a passenger died in a crash when their small cabin plane fell into New York Bay during a struggle 2000 feet above the city. Magistrate Charles J Rentgen set bail at 200 with hearing continued to next Tuesday amid opposition from the assistant district attorney who sought 2500.
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New York
Joseph Rosmarin
New York Bay
Joseph A. McKinney
Charles J. Rentgen
McKinney
Peace Must Recognize Brotherhood Roosevelts Peace Plan
President Roosevelt outlined essential elements for a lasting world peace in a national broadcast, stressing brotherhood and moral foundations. Queen Wilhelmina joined the program at a global Christian Foreign Service Convocation, highlighting the bid to end armed conflict and ensure free passage to knowledge and worship.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wilhelmina of Holland
Christian Foreign Service
Mr. Roosevelt
God
English Troop Aid to Finland Revealed by Delegation
The Finnish delegation reveals that during the war with Russia only 812 volunteers reached Finland from England. Of these 434 were British and Hungary supplied 320. One American was listed.
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London
INS
Finland
England
Russia
Hungary
Fellow In Tree Tells Best How To Fight Grizzly
In a Bugs Baer column the joke centers on taking advice from a man safe in a tree during a grizzly encounter. It jokes that Finland's wartime prowess was overstated and that the safest plan is to stay out of immediate danger.
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Tree
Best
Grizzly
Bugs
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Finland
P. S
Navy Patrol Bombers Poised for 2000 Mile Return Flight
Six big navy patrol bombers stood ready at Canton Island on Saturday for a return mass flight of about 2000 miles to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
T. H
INS
Navy
Canton Island
Untermyer Dies at 82 Noted Jewish Rights Crusader
Samuel Untermyer 82 longtime New York corporation lawyer and anti Nazi activist died at his Palm Springs winter home after weeks of illness. As president of the Anti Nazi League he denounced German treatment of Jews and warned Hitler would wreck economies. He funded boycotts of German goods, campaigned for labor and unification of New York subways, and enjoyed rare flowers.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Samuel Untermyer
New York Corporation
Untermyer
Anti-nazi League
Westchester
New York
French Plane Lands by Mistake in Saar Territory
A French army plane, misled by bad bearings, landed in the Saar territory on Saturday per DNB. The pilot immediately departed and escaped successfully after realizing the error.
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Berlin
INS
Saar
DNB
Ad-Rite Winners Featured Across Sections
A broad index lists feature entries across Sunday sections page by page including Ad-Rite Winners on page 2 and Nat's Local News on page 3 with Irish Rhythm and Constructing Confucius on pages 4 and 5. Editorials and Walter Winchell column appear in later pages along with poems and Iowa in Washington commentary.
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Nat
Harry Boyd
Walter Winchell
Edgar
Iowa
Washington
St. Patrick Twins
44 Men Trapped by Willow Grove Mine Blast Feared Dead
Forty four miners trapped behind rock at the Willow Grove mine near St Clairsville Ohio were believed dead after a noon blast and dangerous black damp gas. Rescue teams saved 113 others while two rescuers were killed in the attempt.
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ST. Clairsville
Willow Grove
Hanna Coal Company
Here
Frank Opatiny
R. L. Ireland
John Richards
Howard Sanders
Ohio
Springlike Cedar Rapids Warmth Hits 44 Degrees
Cedar Rapids enjoys a warm spell with sun and a 4 p.m. high of 44 degrees. The temperature declined to 38 degrees by 9 p.m. and midnight, remaining above freezing.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Weekly Forecast for Chicago and Midwest Regions
AP weather outlook for the week begins in Chicago with snow flurries in the northern Upper Mississippi valley early week. General precipitation likely Thursday or Friday, temperatures near normal. Northern Great Plains expect generally fair weather with midweek precipitation and above normal temperatures.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Sweden Sees Improved Odds of Nordic Defense Alliance
Authorities said Saturday night that Sweden's chances of joining a defensive alliance with Finland and Norway had improved in recent days amid growing regional security considerations.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Struck by One Auto Then Run Over by Second Vehicle
A pedestrian was struck by a car and then run over by a second vehicle in a sequence that left the victim hospitalized. Police investigated the incident and urged caution for drivers in the area.
Cedar Rapids man killed in hit and run on First Avenue
Claus Albert Barnes 45 of 846 Camburncourt SE died at St. Luke's Hospital from injuries after a hit and run as he crossed First avenue E near Twenty seventh street at 9 30 p m Witnesses said his body was tossed by the collision a west bound driver ran over him and the first hit driver fled Public help was sought to identify the black 1933 34 Ford Chevrolet sedan The injured man was a Country club houseman and unmarried He is survived by his parents a sister Mildred and two brothers Harold and Carl The body was taken to Moen funeral home.
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Claus Albert Barnes
Camburncourt SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue E
Twenty-seventh Street
Barnes
Herbert Ewaldsen
Osc Ceola
Rawson Beal
Fifth Avenue SE
Beal
Steve Stolba
Country Club
Cedar Park
Stolba
Linn County
First Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Ewaldsen
Cedar Rapids
Linn
James E. Barnes
Mildred
Harold
Carl
Anamosa
Moen Funeral Home
Legionaires Refuse War Role In European Conflict
Chicago AP Raymond J. KellyDetroit national commander of the American Legion says the average Legionaire wants no part of another European war for himself or his sons. He dedicated observance of the Legion twenty first birthday to Bill Gobbuck, an archetype of the typical member, noting his reluctance to fight but willingness if required. Kelly praised Gobbuck and the Legion backbone he provides to America. Mrs William H. Corwith of Rockville Center NY national president of the Legion auxiliary also spoke, lauding the Legion as idealistic democratic and practical.
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Chicago
Raymond J. Kelly
Detroit
American Legion
Kelly
Legion
Bill Gobbuck
Paris
Bill
Europe
Bill Gobuck
United States
America
William H. Corwith
Rockville Center
N. Y
American Legion Auxiliary
New York
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U. S
Scotty McLeod
T. F
Dode” Garner
California
Centerville
Lambert Garner
Dade
Harry Garner
Wayne
Columbus
Skeets Garner
Gazette Photo
Garner Cruikshank
Guy
World Organization
Sumner Welles
Navy Mass Flight
S. Untermyer
Sunday Index
Forest
Financial
Business Review
Cedar Rapids News
C. A. Barnes
First Ave. E
27Th St. Freés
Legionaires
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