Cooper Tried To Have Nominee Withdraw In Iowa Truce
Des Moines reports reveal a pressured effort to pull a political nominee from the ticket. The leaked Collins-Cooper telephone transcript shows coercive assurances by Iowa Liquor Commission members to favor a Democratic candidate, with legal sections cited on corruption and campaign interference.
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Kenning
Collins
Harold
Chismus
Iowa
Ccocmssee
Des Moines
The
Iowa Liquor Commission
Iowa Liquor Control Act
Liquor Board
Towa Liquor Control Act
United States
Liquor Control Commission
Girl 5 Burns Saving Baby Brother in Fire
In Denver a two room house burned after an oil stove malfunctioned. Shirley Crihfield 5 tried to rescue her 9 month old brother William Charles Crichfield and led her sisters Leona and Geraldine to safety before being overcome by flames. The mother Mrs. Alice Crihfield 26 was away when the blaze started.
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Denver
Sns
Shirley Crihfield
William Charles Crichfield
Alice Crihfield
Shirley
Leona
Geraldine
PWA Wage Dispute Over Foremen Raises Billing Question
Cedar Rapids school board considers a $2,800 claim by contractors Mildenstein and Paulson tied to a retroactive PWA rule increase from $40 to $54 a week for four foremen on four junior high additions. The issue arose after the Dec 20 1933 contracts when no rule existed and the March 10 notice affected pay. The board referred the matter to attorneys Penningroth and Trewin for study.
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Cedar Rapids School Board
Max Mildenstein
O. F. Paulson
PWA
Mildenstein
Paulson
Charles Penningroth
Harold R. Trewin
Johnson vows to answer Long and Coughlin at later date
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, former NRA head, told Northwestern University listeners he will dispose of his airwave enemies Huey Long and Father Coughlin in due time. He said NRA policy should be abandoned and declined to tie his critique to Roosevelt, urging schools to teach people to think rather than produce ideologues. He urged laughter as a way to mock Long and defended opposing views within government.
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Iowa
Liquor Commission
General Assembly
Chicago
INS
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Huey S. Long
Charles B. Coughlin
Northwestern University
Johnson
Huey Long
Coughlin
Roosevelt
National Recovery Act
Elderly Naperville Woman Sophia Farr Dies at 101
Mrs. Sophia E. Farr, nearly 102, died Monday night at her son Harry W. Farr’s home after a fall caused a fractured left hip. Born May 30 1833 in Burlington Vermont, she moved with her family to Naperville in 1844 and married William Farr in 1853, later settling in Plainfield Illinois. Her husband died in Nashua in 1907.
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Sophia E. Farr
Harry W. Farr
Burlington
United States
Amos Boardman
Naperville
Ill
William Farr
Plainfield
Ila
Farr
Nashua
Riot in India Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
In Karachi Indian violence erupts as Moslems march with a slain leader’s body. Troops fire on the mob after police fail to stop the procession. The riot lasts several hours with numerous deaths and injuries.
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India
Karachi
INS
White Horses Never Appear Pure White Foals
In rare cases a foal is born white and pure white offspring are extremely uncommon.
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