Wall Street backs Landon as 1936 GOP favorite in shift
Financial leaders in New York and Chicago show strong support for Alf Landon to defeat Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936. Knox remains a distant second, Borah unpopular amid New Deal criticism, while bankers condemn New Deal policies and favor a leaner government approach.
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Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Chicago
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Wall Street
William E. Borah
Borah
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Washington
American Bankers Association
Big Money
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Harold L. Ickes
Wall
Cordell Hull
Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
United States
Adolph J. Sabath
Hugo Black
Senate
Son of Frisco Banker Weds Former Countess in Burlingame
Herbert Fleishhacker Jr son of a San Francisco banker married the former Countess Von Wurmbrand Stuppach in Burlingame. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Filer of Burlingame, previously wed in Paris to Count Degenhard von Wurmbrand Stuppach. the Reno divorce occurred a year ago. Fleishhacker, a Stanford football and track star, works with his father in Pacific coast banking circles.
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Burlingame, Calif
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San Francisco
Countess von Wurmbrand Stuppach
California
Walter Filer
Burlingame
Paris
Degenhard von Wurmbrand Stuppach
Vienna
Reno
Fleishhacker
Stanford University
Gazette Advertising Policy Shapes Trustworthy Notices
The Gazette outlines strict ad acceptability rules to protect readers from misleading or harmful ads. It promotes cooperation with advertisers to ensure responsible messaging, aiming for reader confidence and improved advertising quality.
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Gazette
Highway Officials To Co-Operate In Load Limit On County Roads
Linn county officials report state highway officers will aid in enforcing the new four ton load embargo on county roads. Spring break-up softens roads and the board of supervisors ordered many county roads closed to loads over four tons.
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Linn County
W. H. Behrens
Board of Supervisors
Evangelistic Services Enter Concluding Week at Church of God
The Church of God on Avenue at Eighth Street NW hosts a closing week of evangelistic services led by Rev. Busch a Canadian evangelist. He screened a still film showing alcohol harms and its classification as a poison. Services run nightly at 7 30 pm through Sunday March 29 with an illustrated song tonight The Old Rugged Cross.
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Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Mr. Busch
Sutera Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Supervisor
J A Sutera 56 longtime Robins mayor filed for the Democratic nomination as second district supervisor at the June primaries. A Linn County native and 105 acre farmer, he has served eight years as Robins mayor and eighteen years as Lind County school district treasurer, with three years on the Robins school board. He is married with one son.
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J. A. Sutera
Robins
Robert M. Vesely
Mr. Sutera
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Lind County Independent
Sutera
Postpone Execution Sale of Paramount Theater Building
The execution sale of the Paramount theater building, tied to a district court judgment around 558000 from November 1931 in a trust indenture suit brought by Herman S. Strauss of Chicago as trustee against Century Building Company, is postponed to June 20 by agreement. The sale had been set for January 20 and then pushed to March 20 in Sheriff James H. Smith's office.
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Paramount Theater
Herman S. Strauss
Chicago
Century Building Company
James H. Smith
Nazi Situation Topic At K C Knights Meeting
The Knights of Columbus will host a talk on the Nazi situation in Germany Tuesday night as part of the All-American month program. Rev. B. A. Erdland of Independence will deliver the address at 8 p.m. following a short business session. open to members and their friends.
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Knights of Columbus
B. A. Erdland
Harry Corot
Father Erdland
Cedar Rapids seeks conference on No 30 rerouting
S P Moore chairman of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce highways committee issued a general invitation for a conference with all interested in rerouting highway No 30 via Fourteenth and Twelfth avenues. He stressed preserving 220000 federal funds for railroad crossing elimination and urged civic groups to agree on a plan or propose alternatives. Howard Green and A L Killian join him on the sub committee ready to confer with parties.
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S. P. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Voronoff’s Monkey Supply Shrinks in War
Grimaldi Italy AP Dr Serge Voronoff a monkey gland rejuvenation expert says the Italo Ethiopian war hurts his work. Most prize monkeys come from Ethiopia and hunters are targeting Italians, reducing stock from about 150 to 60. He says rejuvenation work is now in assistants hands and claims his method is universally taught.
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Grimaldi
Italy
Serge Voronoff
Ethiopia
Voronoff
Reynolds Enters Linn County Attorney Race for Demo Nomination
Cedar Rapids attorney Richard D Reynolds former Linn county attorney seeks Democratic nomination for Linn county attorney at the June primaries. He was born May 23 1908 in Cedar Rapids and is a Coe College and University of Iowa Law graduate. Reynolds served Fremont county attorney 1933 1934 and worked in the Federal Land Bank of Omaha legal department. He is a delegate to the state democratic convention from Linn county.
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Richard D. Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Fremont County
Linn County
Reynolds
Everett E. Reynolds
Coe College
University of Iowa
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Cee
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Iowa
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity
Des Moines
Miss Secrist Seeks Re election as County School Superintendent
Marion native Miss Lulu B. Secrist, county superintendent of schools, announced her candidacy for re election at the May 12 triennial election meeting. Her career includes leadership roles in state and county teachers associations, a tenure as Marion high school principal, and continued graduate study at Chicago and Iowa universities.
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Miss Secrist
Lulu B. Secrist
Marion
Linn County
Coe College
Chicago University
Iowa _ university
State Teachers’ Association
Reductions Cut Costs Since 1923 Without Hurting Office
The official asserted that costs have fallen annually since 1923 and that the reductions have been achieved without impairing office efficiency.
Taxes Paid To Date Reach Six Hundred Thousand
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek reported that 1935 tax collections had reached $600,000 in his office by Saturday. He noted the 1934-35 season passed the million-dollar mark by mid April last year with $1,100,000 and expects this year to reach that figure.
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Milo Sedlacek
Play Will Feature Program of First Baptist B. Y. P. U.
A 6 30 pm program at the First Baptist B Y P U features a play titled Blue Glasses and Harmony with the Christian family as its theme. Cast includes Meriwyn Pollins Jeanette Wilson Claire Anne Russett Jean Russett Eloise Heath Robert Frederick Olive Patrick with Nevin Nichols assisting. Musical selections include a piano solo by Margaret Schrodermier The Moment Musicale by Schubert and a vocal duet by Dorothy Jean Kemp and Ora Alice Scheurs.
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First Baptist B. Y. P. U
Meriwyn Pollins
Jeanette Wilson
Claire Anne Russett
Jean Russett
Eloise Heath
Robert Frederick
Olive Patrick
Nevin Nichols
Margaret Schrodermier
Schubert
Dorothy Jean Kemp
Ora Alice Scheurs
Mrs Sailor Honored In Funeral Service At Turner Chapel
Dr. Robert Little eulogized Mrs H L Sailor in a Turner chapel funeral describing her devotion to the Bible and Shakespeare. Readings included lines from As You Like It and Diogenes Cassius quotes reflecting her life and the Shakespeare garden sunrise tribute. Pallbearers and members of the Wednesday Shakespeare club and Chapter FO PEO attended. burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Shakespeare
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Sailor
Turner Chapel
Wednesday Shakespeare Club
Diago
Cassius
Shakespeare Garden
Ellis Park
Dow
Paul
Balcom Luberger
John T. Massey
R. D. Proctor
James H. Yuill
Oak Hill Cemetery
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