MorGenthau Admits Ambiguity In Tax Bill Testimony
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau conceded possible ambiguity in his Senate Finance Committee testimony on the new tax bill while insisting the corporate profits levy would yield 623 million dollars annually. He replied to George May who charged a misstatement and clarified his remark about profits withheld from stockholders.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Pat Harrison
Miss
George O. May
New York
Senate
Morgenthau
May
Treasury
Harrison
Roosevelt
Daniel O. Hastings
Del
Senate Republicans
Firemen Battle Roaring Grass Fire On Glass Road
Firemen battled a roaring grass fire for more than an hour Thursday afternoon on Glass road NE at the city limits. The flames swept over a large area of brush and grass before being checked at about 3 p.m.
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Glass Road
Sheriff Detains Iowa Suspect in Ohio Transfer
Ameso sheriff Henry Eichhorn flew to Portsmouth Ohio and drove to Ironton to arrest William Mead on a check forgery charge and return him to Iowa for custody. Mead had been arrested in Ironton and was to be sent back to Iowa for legal proceedings.
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Portsmouth
Henry Eichhorn
Anamosa
Iowa
Tronton
William Mead
Mead
Ironton
California primary signals mixed results for Landon hopefuls
The California primary appears only modestly favorable to dark horses. Hearst Merriam foes back Landon though many unaffiliated supporters back Kansan figures. Breckinridge wins Maryland against administration forces, boosting the case for the Republican nomination. Eastern perceptions of Landon impact western support.
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Washington, D. C
California
Hoover
Hearst-Merriam
Landon
Vandenberg
Steiner
Kansas West
Gust Larson Loses Leg in Streetcar Accident
In Chicago AP report Gust Larson aged 55 suffered a leg loss after a street car crash on Thursday. He woke in county hospital and asked for his missing limb. A nurse returned the leg then Larson drew relief, producing a small unbroken bottle from its walnut recess.
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Chicago
Gust Larson
Gust
Miners Reach New Working Agreement
In New York the United Mine Workers and anthracite operators announced a pact granting 106,000 eastern Pennsylvania hard coal miners a pay raise and a seven hour five day week starting May 1, 1937. The contract includes a checkoff and equalization of work, aims to return 40,000 unemployed miners to work, and the union assumes responsibility for any strikes in breach of the agreement.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Children’s Hospital in Iowa Eligible for Federal Funds
Iowa City’s University of Iowa Children’s Hospital qualifies for a $2.85 million federal Social Security Act appropriation for crippled children. Attorney General Updegraff ruled the state plan is administered by the Board of Education, with local cooperation, and the hospital serves indigent children under legislative act. The education board may request a share at its Cedar Falls meeting May 28.
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DES Moines
University of Iowa Children’s Hospital
C. M. Updegraff
University of Iowa Law College
U. S. Department of Labor
State Education Board
Cedar Falls
Labor Department
Iowa
Updegraff
Iowa State Board of Education
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Board of Education
North Carolina home demonstration club grows into institution
Over 25 years the organized home demonstration club work in North Carolina expanded to 54 310 members across 77 counties, including both white and Negro clubs, forming a statewide institution.
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North Carolina
Radio Listings with NBC CBS CBS NBC Orchestra Teasers
Evening program grid lists musicians and acts across networks NBC CBS and affiliated stations. Notable names include Jessica Dragonette Irene Rich Oscar Shaw Fred Waring Richard Himber Andre Kostelanetz Don Redman Abe Lyman Xavier Cugat Glen Gray George Olsen and Duke Ellington era performers.
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Jessica Dragonette
NBC
WEAF
Red Horse Tavern
CBS
WABC
KMOX
WCCO
WBBM
Irene Rich
WJZ Chain
Lou Breese Arch
Oscar Shaw
NBC Music Guild
Waar Mann
Dick Powell
WOC
Fred Waring Orch
Richard Himber Orch
Weaf Wow
Leroy Smith Orch
WACO
Phil Levant Orch
Don Redman Orch
Nesro
King's Jesters
Weaf Chain
Ee Duchin Or
Don On Orch
Reston Symphony
WGST
Oak Fay
Warren William
KYW
Col. Stoopnacle
Budd
Freddie Rich Orch
George Olsen Orch
Kyw Wow
Royal Johnson
Ceara
Sein Mansfield Orch
WJZ
Mitchell Schuster Orch
Weaf Kyw
Glen Gray Orch
Charles Dornberger Orch
Xavier Cugat Orch
Henry King Orch
Abe Lyman
En Duchin
Harris Orch
Yolanda
Frankie Masters Orch
Tere
Morning radio schedule with NBC CBS CBS network listings
The provided text lists a dense morning to afternoon radio program grid with multiple stations, hosts, and acts. It enumerates time slots from 7:00 to 4:35 featuring baritone Robert Risslings, Breakfast Club orchestra, Edward MacHugh, Marie de Ville, university and college ensembles, orchestras, choruses, and various programs across NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF WCCO WGST and other networks.
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Kine's Jesters
NBC
WJZ
Connie Gates
WEAF
Maybelle Jennings
CBS
WABC
WGST
WCCO
Ce. Parker
Hampton Institute Singers
Message of _Israel
WJZ Chain
Robert Risslings
Weaf Chain
Breakfast Club Orch
Richard Maxwell
Edward MacHugh
Vass Family
Ete Metz
Marie de Ville
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Our American Schools
oChineee Sears Orch
Weaf Ain.ee Radio
Nic Skipper Gang
Ener
Shannon
Branscombe Choral
Americar
Sesren Federation Mastrouatele
Olivet College Orch
Alex Roth Orch
Bryn Mawr College
Hatter Orch
Herman's
MacDowell Club
First Congregational Church
Frank Dailey Orch
Davey Rose Orch
Newman Orch
Weaf Ain
Isle of Dreams
Vee Beecher Orch
da Sackie Heller
Hartford High Arch
Treasure Trails
Kaltenmeyer
Lion Farm
Jesse Crawford
al Roth Orch
Rodney Pace Found Sane by Alienists in Murder Case
Rodney Pace, 17, accused of killing his brother when he stopped a criminal attack on their sister, has been found sane by Iowa university hospital alienists. He must plead guilty or stand trial, with possible temporary insanity or medical factors still on the table. No jury trial before September unless the defense requests.
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Independence
Rodney Pace
Ogden
Thyrza
Iowa University Hospital
Canberra Population in 1933
Canberra, capital of Australia, recorded a population of 7 325 in 1933. The small city housed government offices and grew slowly as the national capital during the early 20th century.
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Canberra
Australia
Iowa Retail Sales Rise 14 Percent in 1935 Fourth Quarter
Iowa retail sales for October through December 1935 rose 14 percent from the same period in 1934, totaling 3,610,920 in sales tax collections and bringing total quarterly sales to 180,546,000. The quarter marked the highest tax receipts in seven quarters since the tax began, with increases in all but one prior quarter.
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DES Moines
John K. Valentine
State Board of Assessment and Review
Iowa
Sheriff Unaware Beer Partner Was Desperado Harry Campbell
Sheriff James O'Reilly of Toledo said he drank beer with Harry Campbell, known to authorities as Miller, never suspecting his true identity as a fugitive involved in the Bremer kidnapping. He described meeting Campbell weekly at a restaurant and discussing baseball.
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Harry Campbell
Toledo, O
James O’reilly
Department of Justice
Bremer
O’reilly
Campbell
Miller
O'Reilly
Francis Reiff Named Top Iowa State Freshman
Francis Reiff of Vinton an agronomy student was chosen as Iowa State college outstanding freshman student. He will receive a half scholarship as the state's representative to the American Youth foundation camp in Michigan this summer or a full scholarship if he is named the nation s outstanding freshman agricultural student. Reiff is class president, vice president of the Future Farmers of America and ranks high in scholarship.
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AMES
Francis Reiff
Vinton
Iowa State College
Iowa State
American Youth Foundation
Michigan
Reiff
Future Farmers of America
Wilcox Battle Draws White House Support in Florida
In Florida a congressional primary fight centers on Rep. Mark Wilcox with White House and Democratic leaders backing his bid, while Robert H. Gore of Fort Lauderdale opposes him over past clashes with Jim Farley. Pending are South Florida projects and a $12 million Miami army air base plan.
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Universal Service
Ashington
Democratic National
Florida
Mark Wilcox
Miami
Little Mark
White House
Democratic
Townsend
House
Wilcox
Robert H. Gore
Fort Lauderdale
Gore
Roosevelt
Treasury
Havana
Jim Farley
Jim
Porto Rico
South Florida
Army Air Base
Key West
Keys
Daytona Beach
Admiral Reeves
Reeves
Navy
Naval
Atlantic
Hoover Says G O P In California In Shape For November
Former President Herbert Hoover praised the California primary result, saying it puts the Republican Party in better shape to defeat the New Deal in November. He favored the victorious uninstructed delegation and received numerous congratulatory messages nationwide.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
California
Hoover
Alf. M. Landon
Kansas
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