Iowa Trout Season Opens Friday With Licenses Required
The trout season in Iowa opens Friday at 5 a.m. and runs until 9 p.m. September 1 for brown, rainbow, and brook trout. Resident licenses cost $1, combined hunting and fishing $1.50, six day non-resident $1, longer non-resident $3. Daily limits and species rules apply across state waters with specific dates, sizes, and possession limits for pike, bass, sturgeon, perch, crappie, bream, catfish, minnows, and lake areas including Lake Macbride and Lake Wapello.
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Iowa
Dempsy Jones
Mississippi
Missouri
Sheepshead
Spirit Lake
Okoboji Lakes
Storm Lake
Yarmouth
Lake Macbride
Wapello
Upper
Keomah
Lake Keomah
Pine Lake
Bloc to Drive for Ownership by Govt of War Industries
In Washington a small group of senators from both parties pushed for government ownership and operation of all war industries. The plan targets full control over weapons and munitions, to be debated alongside the naval expansion bill. Senators Bone, Clark, Pope, Nye, and Frazier lead the drive. An unrelated note claims about India's literacy, stating only about 50,000,000 of 353,000,000 can read any principal language.
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Govt. of War Industries
Washington
INS
Senate
Bone
Clark
Missouri
Pope
Idaho
Nye
Frazier
North Dakota
India
Gold Diggers Find Paydirt In City Sewer
New York police arrest Louis Cassano Anthony Cassano and Joseph Marrone after they admit digging in city sewers for gold. Magistrate Cooper learns they used early mornings for eight months, panning in the sewer creeks to earn 35 to 50 dollars weekly with boots shovels and a pan.
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New York
Irving Ben Cooper
Bronx
Cooper
Louis Cassano
Anthony Cassano
Joseph Marrone
Cassano Brothers
Marrone
Roosevelt Maintains Ties Amid Warm Springs Rest Week
President Roosevelt kept in touch with the international and domestic fronts from his Pine Mountain cottage in Warm Springs Georgia. He spoke by phone with Hull Morgenthau and congressional leaders, swam at the Warm Springs pool, toured the countryside with Ambassador Bullitt, and awaited Mrs Roosevelt and Elliott's Sunday arrival for personal and ceremonial duties including a charity chapel dedication.
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Warm Springs
INS
Roosevelt
Washington
Hull
West Coast
Anna Boettiger
John Boettiger
Elliott Roosevelt
White House
New York
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Georgia Wilkins
Atlanta
Charles Davis
Seadlund Hearing Set For April 12
The U S circuit court of appeals announced that the preliminary hearing of the appeal by John Henry Seadlund, condemned to death for the kidnap murder of Charles S Ross, is scheduled for April 12 in Chicago.
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Chicago
INS
John Henry Seadlund
Charles S. Ross
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
TVA Cost to date and project scope outlined
AP Washington report notes TVA has spent about 155 million dollars in five years under Roosevelt policy to develop a nine hundred mile navigation and flood control system in seven southeastern states. It describes dam builds at Norris Wheeler Pickwick and plans for Gilbertsville and more, with power distribution to dozens of communities at low rates.
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Frank J. Weller
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congressional Investigation
England
Roosevelt
Tennessee River
Ohio
East
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Alabama
West
Paducah
Mississippi
Congress
TVA
Knoxville
Tenn
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Florence
Ala
Norris Dam
Appalachian
Great Lakes
Powell and Clinch Rivers
Wheeler Dam
Pickwick Landing
Shiloh Battlefield
Guntersville
Georgia
TVA Power Cuts For Private Firms Spark Criticism
Congressional critics say TVA grants long term contracts to three private utilities at rates lower than municipalities. They allege hidden rebate provisions, while TVA reduced household service charges by 31 36 and 46 percent respectively. Advertise in the Gazette.
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TVA
Indus
Record Flight Ends With Croydon Stop in England New Zealand
Flying Officer A. E. Clouston and Victor Ricketts landed at Croydon air drome at 5 43 p m Saturday, ending a record round trip flight between England and New Zealand.
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London
A. E. Clouston
Victor Ricketts
Croydon
England
New Zealand
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Cedar Rapids
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Vogue
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Que Lester Monogram
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