Richberg lashes at extremist leaders in radio call
Richberg urged progressives to unite against the old guard and the destroyers in a national radio forum. He warned that obstructionists and class agitators threaten recovery while praising experienced leaders in business and politics for the greatest good.
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Old Guard
Destructionists
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
National Emergency Council
National Broadcasting Company
National Radio Forum
Washington Evening Star
Richberg
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Hugh S. Johnson
Long
Johnson
Fellowship Dinner At First Congregational Church
The March Fellowship dinner at First Congregational church will be held this Wednesday at 6 15 in the church dining room. The Rev. Robert W Inglis of Grinnell will speak on Creative Action in a Democratic Church. Miss Lena Vogt presides with Paul R Geyer assisting.
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First Congregational Church
Robert W. Inglis
Grinnell
Lena Vogt
Dinner and musical program announced by Clara Ristine Circle
Ralph D. Gray announces a special musical program with choir members providing entertainment. The Clara Ristine Circle will serve the dinner accompanying the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Gray
Clara Ristine
Man Held For Giving Indians Liquor Released
Theo Dotson of Coatsville Missouri who faced a federal charge of giving liquor to Indians on Tama streets was released by United States Commissioner Ed McPartland after witnesses failed to convince him to hold for trial. Dotson had earlier pleaded guilty in Tama to consuming liquor and being intoxicated on public streets and paid a $10 fine.
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Theo, Dotson
Coatsville
Tama
United States
Ed McPartland
Dotson
Section B of Sewage Plant Accepted by Council
Section B the filter bed unit of the sewage disposal plant has been formally accepted by the city council on recommendation of Frank Hahn and Frank Young. Constructed by Bemis and Schlick at $221 485.21, Estimate No 16 for section B was also accepted. a $379.91 payment to Keith B Merrill trustee for Bemis and Schlick was ordered. Within thirty days fifteen percent of the total sixteen estimates will be paid, amounting to $33 222.78 held in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hahn
Frank Young
Bemis and Schlick
Keith B. Merrill
Construction Began on Section B Following November 1933 Contract
A contract dated November 29, 1933, authorized construction to start on Section B two weeks later. The note records project timing and the start of works under the agreed terms.
Council Amends Bridge Parking to Allow North Side
The city council amended the Second avenue bridge ordinance to permit parking on the north side after last week’s order by Public Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidenier lifting the restriction. The Monday vote confirms his order and allows parking on both sides of the bridge. The note adds that only 13 percent of U S rail highway grade crossings have signals gates or watchmen.
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Second Avenue Bridge
Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
Avenue Bridge
United States
R H Allen Reports LaSalle Preview From Detroit Gathering
R H Allen of Allen Motor reports a two day Cadillac LaSalle force meeting in Detroit. The event led by J C Chick featured distributors and top sales staff from nationwide areas. Allen says the new LaSalle offers improved appearance performance and economy at lower prices with soon to be public announcements.
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LaSalle
Cadillac-LaSalle
Detroit
R. H. Allen
Allen Motor Company
J. C. Chick
Mr. Allen
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Red Circle
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the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Council
Kolynos
Elizabeth Arden
Wrisley
Woodbury’s
Castile
Fitch
Houbigant
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Ciro
Lanvin
Lelong
Guerlain
Molyneaux
Rosine
Gabilla
Lubin, Armand and Houbigant
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Paris
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Apex Electric
Small
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