Inflation Foes Rally for Frazier-Lemke Bill Vote on May 11
House inflationists pressed to win support for the $3 billion Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill amid signs of a possible Roosevelt-Coughlin split. Rep. Lemke planned to discharge the rules committee on May 11 as 218 members backed the move, while administration opposition and parliamentary tactics cloud the outcome.
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Berlin
Zeppelin To Start Regular Service To U S In May
CHICAGO AP Regular air passenger service between the United States and Europe will begin in May. The Atlantic crossing will be by the German Zeppelin Von Hindenburg with direct links between Lakehurst New Jersey and 52 American cities. The first trip lands at Lakehurst May 9 or 10 with the return trip starting May 12.
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Joe Topinka Enters Democratic Primary for Linn Sheriff
Joe Topinka of 2004 C Street SW Linn County lifelong resident announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination as Linn County sheriff at the June 1 primaries. He was born in Cedar Rapids, educated in Linn County and Cedar Rapids public schools, has worked in contracting and building, and in the last eight years as salesman and estimator for Southside Sash and Door Company. He is married with four children and active in several civic groups.
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Film firms agree to supply St Louis chain under antitrust accord
New York AP reports a settlement ending a government antitrust suit against ten corporations and thirty defendants including Warner Brothers Paramount and RKO. The three producer groups will supply films for ten years to theaters run by Fanchon and Marco Inc the New Grand Central Ambassador and Missouri theaters in St. Louis. The suit alleged defendants sought to exclude Fanchon and Marco from the film business.
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New Schedule Sets Fingerprint Men on Shifted Hours
Chief of Police Robert Vineh announces a revised hours plan for the two fingerprint experts. Robert Hopwood will work 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with lunch, Virgil Powell 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sundays are off for fingerprint duty. Powell covers Sunday night to Monday morning and the men report to Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley. Patrolman John Stadola is assigned to motorcycle duty effective Saturday.
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Davis and Peek May Lead Opposing Campaign Camps
Reported unofficially Davis and Peek both may lead opposing campaigns in the Midwest this year. Davis could direct the Democratic effort after Europe trip. Peek may be drafted by Republicans.
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Ickes Agreed As Democrat Delegate At Illinois Convention
Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes was named delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention from Illinois. Governor Horner and the Kelly Nash forces forged a truce at the state convention after hard bargaining. Peoria’s John E. Cassidy was chosen as the convention keynote speaker.
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Illinois
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Peoria
Austria Calls All Of 1915 Class To Colors
Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg announced a nationwide radio address that all males born in 1915 will be drafted starting October 1 as conscription is enacted replacing the St. Germain treaty. In Webster a school operetta Miss Cherry Blossom played to a large audience with leads including Winifred Frey and Ward McCombs.
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Ray Miller
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