Daily Record notices and minor fines from local court
Lyle Omstead 38 of 202 Twenty-ninth freeway fined 25 dollars plus costs for speeding with license suspension for 30 days. Harold H Harville 640 Twenty-second street Marion fined 10 dollars and costs. Zier 2406 Second Street SW fined 2 dollars and costs for two stops. At 6 am Thursday a chimney fire at Peter Pash 1613 A Street SW with minor damage. Joel E Rowers 38 of 364 Park Terrace SE died in Lakeland Florida. Joseph Narcert 89 died at 820 Fifteenth Street SE. Lawrence Edward Augustine died at 354 Reckford Road SW. Mrs Anne M Moore 76 died at Hone for Aged Women at 5:30 am Friday. Howard Breant died at Taiia county home at 9:30 am Friday. Justice of Peace Ivan Remington Martelle fined 2 dollars and costs for defective or makes. Justice H R Churchill presiding.
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Lyle Omstead
Ninta Free
Dax
Joel E Rowers
Park Terrace
Lakeland
Fla
Thursdas Joseph Narcert
Fifteenth Street
Lam Frida
Lawrence Edward Augustine
Reckford Road
Anti Garner Maneuver By Ickes Splits Delegation
The report notes anti Garner maneuvering by Ickes splitting his home state delegation as third-termers push Garner’s candidacy while praising the President’s popularity with delegates. Taft Bridges and Dewey plan new campaign stops in key states as Vandenberg slated for a major radio address on 1940 issues. Farley to head south on a post office dedication tour but with national candidacy implications. Taft adds more speaking dates, signaling a protracted campaign season.
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Garner
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Bridges
New Hampshire
Thomas F Dewey
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Vandenberg
Michigan
Farley
Tavern Break–In Repeats at Sprynels Tavern
Thief broke into Sprynels tavern on A avenue and Seventh street NE after 1143 pm Friday, stealing about 10 cartons of cigars, 20 peanut packages, and candy. Entry via wire mesh glass window. inside, cigars and candy containers were emptied. Earlier December, two youths were arrested for robbing the tavern and blamed a third man who was sentenced to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprynels
Avenue
Seventh Street
Frank Sprynel
Polite
Roosevelt Ordered To Bed Until Recovery
President Roosevelt remains in bed as he battles a cold for over a week. White House physician Dr Ross McInouree says the orders to stay in bed were issued after his condition failed to improve despite treatment. He continues to work at his desk while resting as part of the recovery plan.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Ross MelInoure
White House
Grandmother and two grandchildren die in farm house fire
In Alexandria Minnesota a grandmother and her two grandchildren perished when a farm home burned. Victims: Mrs Marit Wessman aged 90 Remel Nessman 5 and Mary Lou Nessman 8. Fire loss under investigation and cause not yet announced.
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Alexandria Minn
Marit Wessman
Remel Nessman
Mary Lou Nessman
Warnings On Farm Bill Funds From General Treasury
Washington (UP) Two government agencies warned the senate that nearly 300 million dollars added to the 1 013 billion farm bill should not be drawn from the general treasury fund to stay within the debt limit. Morgenthau and the GAO disputed claims by Barkley Byrnes that parity payments and surplus commodities could be funded from the general fund. Morgenthau reported the June 30 1940 working balance would be as low as allowable with large short term obligations and required deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Treasury General Fund
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
General Accounting Office
Harrys F Bard
Senate Economy Bloc
Treasury and Accounting Office
Alhen W Barkley
James F Byrnes
di Scc
Morgenthau
Byrd
Treasury
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Senate advances farm bill amid sugar row and loans clash
The Senate pushed a Dillon billion farm bill toward passage then recessed after a dispute over sugar payments. It approved 85 million for surplus removal, 40 million in Rural Electrification loans, and 50 million for farm tenant loans, boosting total appropriations beyond the House. A Louisiana sugar amendment and a Taft Norris clash over rural loans fueled the session.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Appropriations Committee
House
REC
Rural Electrification Administration
Ellender
Louisiana
Taft
Ohio
Norris
Ind
Neb
Life Of American Republic At Stake By MacNider
Lincoln AP report from LINCOLN notes Han ford MacNider former American Legion national commander from Mason City Iowa warned that a return to the current administration or election of its choice could end the traditional American republic. He urged a program balancing the budget reducing government overreach and lifting the dead hand of bureaucracy while urging industry and agriculture to boost abundance and reassure the world free government can work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
Mason City
MacNider
Hyde Sweet
Nebraska City
Roosevelt
Destiny
MacSider
Falling Tree Kills Farmer Near Calamus
Lester Eden, 42, a farmer, was killed at his Calamus area home Friday morning when a large tree he and his son were cutting fell on him. His son was uninjured. The accident occurred near Calamus, and authorities investigated the scene.
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Calamus
Lester Eden
Here
Hatching Half-Pints Crackdown Yields Whisky Cache
In Greenville Mississippi two searches of a suspected Negro premises failed to locate illegal whisky but a third raid uncovered 14 half pint bottles hidden under a setting hen. Local authorities conducted the operation as part of ongoing efforts to curb illicit liquor.
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Greenville
Miss
Hull rebukes Cromwell over public war policy speech
Secretary Hull telegraphed Cromwell to observe standing instructions on public remarks by diplomatic officers. Hull obtained Ottawa’s text of Cromwell’s speech calling for Allied victory and German defeat, and Cromwell has not yet replied. Rep. Tinkham urged Cromwell’s recall and accused London’s envoy of diplomatic privilege violations.
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Hull
Cromwell
Ottawa
Tinkham
Mass
Congress
Lord Lothian
United States
Chicago
London
Cromwell Silent After Hull Rebuke Over Canada Address
James H R Cromwell US minister offered no comment after Secretary of State Hull repudiated his Canadian address showing sympathy for the Allies. A spokesman said Cromwell left town and would likely visit Washington next week while efforts to reach him at his Somerville New Jersey home failed.
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New York
INS
James H. R Cromwell
Cordell Hull
Cromwell
Fifth Avenue
Hull
Washington
Somerville
N. J
Longtime railroad man Joel E Rogers dies in Cedar Rapids
Joel E Rogers born in Monoga Tenn moved to Illinois in 1893. He began with Chicago Peoria and St Louis railway as yard clerk then brakeman and conductor. He held multiple union roles before retirement to Cedar Rapids in 1924. Surviving wife Mrs Rogers, son Billy 16 and several other relatives. Body to be taken to Turner Chapel for calling.
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Mr. Rogers
Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
St. Louis
Brownsville
Menxico Railroad
Houston
Tex
Kingsville
O. R C
Cedar Rapids
Rogers
John Rives
Lakeland
Turner Chapel
Billy
Phyllis
Coe College
Bristol, Tenn
Charles A Qverley
Chicago
Robert
Wayne
Harry
James A. Rogere
Waukesha
Wis
Rotary and
Holland Lodae Nn
IAFL
A. M
Arabia Temple
Commandery No. 62
Self-Denial Urged In Talk To High Twelves
Dr. Owen Llford Morris of Coe College Bible department spoke to the High Twelve club at noon Friday on Good Friday observance. He urged voluntary self-denial and taking up one's cross as Christ would, noting meaning only through adherence to that idea. Rev. Dr. William M. Evans introduced him, and the Consistory choir sang four selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Llford Morris
Coe College Bible Department
High Twelve Club
Morris
William M. Evans
Roosevelt Nominates Iowa Postmasters
President Roosevelt sent to the senate postmaster nominations for Iowa. Greeley in Grinnell with Martin C Fitzpatrick, Ridgeway with Philip J. Carolan, Muscatine with Albert S Barry, and Smiley in Ridgeway.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Iowa
Greeley
Martin C Fitzpatrick
Grinnell
Wilford S Smiley
Ridgeway
Philip J. Carolan
Muscatine
Albert S. Barry
Allies Seek Quick Sale of Secret U.S. Warplanes
The Allied purchasing mission asked the interdepartmental committee, led by Secretary Morgenthau, to permit immediate sale of latest American secret warplanes including bombers and interceptors. The request follows President Roosevelt's push for mass overseas sales to boost U.S. production channels.
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Washington
Allied Purchasing Mission
United States
Army
Navy
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Amercan
Coordination Committee
Heating Units to Be Funded by Utility and Bond Sales
The Marion article notes a high school heating plant project and school extensions funded by a WPA grant denial. The power company agreed to provide heat for a year, releasing bond receipts to finance improvements and analyze unit types for each steam user.
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Lincoln
Marion
Dows
Central Station
City Steam
Des Moines Council Faces Civil Service Report Controversy
Des Moines city council accuses the civil service commission of cheap politics over a report on liquor permits and municipal raids. The council criticizes the inquiry as outside the commission's jurisdiction and alleges political aims ahead of an election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Council
Commission
DES Moines
Civil Service Commission
Mark Conkling
John MacVicar
Tawa
Police Department
Three Forgotten Men from Garden Grove Report
The commission reported Thursday it may unveil further findings in its general investigation. It exonerated Garden Grove police from responsibility for liquor sales in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
Police Department
Des Moines
Pedestrians Bitten by Dogs Reported to Police
Two bite incidents were logged. Mrs C H Klersey reported a dog on a leash bit her leg near Third street and Third avenue SE requiring three stitches. Andrew Baker said a brindle bulldog bit him in front of 628 Eighth street SE.
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C. H Klersey
G Avenue NW
Third Street
Third Avenue
Andrew Baker
Eighth Avenue SE
Eighth Street SE
British Sub Strikes At Baltic Entrance
British submarine enters Skagerrak near the Baltic passage and nears Denmark as warcraft minefields and shallows complicate waters. Admiralty communique reports the raid linked to RAF’s Sylt strike with more on German submarine activity and neutral ships losses.
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Baltic
Skagerrak
Denmark
North Sea
Royal Air Force
Sylt
Copenhagen
German steamer Heddernheim torpedoed in North Sea report
Berlin authorized quarters said no confirmation by 3 p.m. that a British submarine sank the Heddernheim. The German news agency DNB reported the torpedoing in the North Sea, contradicting the British admiralty claim it happened in the Kattegat.
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Berlin
Heddernheim
DNB
North Sea
Kattegat
Grahl Reelected President of Adjutants General Association
Brigadier General Charles H Grahl adjutant general of the Town national guard was reelected president of the Adjutants General association at its annual meeting here Thursday Brigadier General Milton R McLean of Kansas was elected secretary treasurer Most authorities agree that more than 90 per cent of the cases of blindness are preventable.
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Washington
Charles H. Grahl
Town National Guard
Adjutants General Association
Milton R McLean
Kansas
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And
Chapman
Mos
Madene Corsello
Justice OF Peace
Ivan Remington
Martelle
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Iowa Falls
S & Tampa
New Orleans
Stony Cts
Faalveston
Qmaha
Itos Angeles
Charles Cats
San Francisco
Inseattle
LaCrosse
Mamarek
Dubuque
Detroit
Davenport
Tithicaeo
Keokuk
Pittsbursh
Ickes
G. O. P. Tempo
General Treasury Fund
American Republic
Joel E. Rogers
Monooga
Tenn
Inez Aurelius
U.S
Bakers
Second Street SE
Aberdeen
Star of Peace
Grahl
Newman's
Ana
Newmans Street
Newman’s Street
Newman
Newman's Street Floor
Crosby Square
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