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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1935

Page

6

Washington Dull Confusion Shapes New Deal Clash

Roundups from Washington note internal New Deal friction as Roosevelt shifts policies. Ickes pushes grazing of idle land for ducks, Darling warns harm to trumpeter swans, and other cabinet skirmishes unfold amid battles over labor boards and birth control measures.

Washington Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt Harold Ickes J. N Ding) Darling Bureau of Biological Survey Darling Ickes United States

Democratic Leaders Seek Shelving of Key Banking Bill

Washington reports Democratic floor leaders push President to drop or shelve artant pending legislation arguing that narrowing controversial issues will shorten congressional session. They target Title II central banking feature opposed by Senator Carter Glass and banking interests in the administration holding corporation bill.

Bull Green AF of L Miss Perkins Vito Marcantonio Greens Adiice Connex Perkins Connery Precatingls House Senate Washington Artant Congress Carter Glass

Haas Clark Election Controversy Before Supreme Court

Iowa Supreme Court heard a certiorari bid by Charles J. Haas of Marion to overturn a district election board ruling in the Eighteenth District that seated Judge Atherton B. Clark after tallying 18 411 votes for Clark and 18 368 for Haas.

DES Moines Iowa Supreme Court Charles J. Haas Marion Eighteenth Judicial District Atherton B. Clark Haas

Cooke Nominated For Power Job

President Roosevelt nominated Morris L. Cooke of Philadelphia to be administrator of the rural electrification administration under the Works Progress Relief program.

Washington Roosevelt Monday Morris L. Cooke Philadelphia Rural Electrification Administration

Eight on Price jury panel selected in Edith Kuhl slaying case

In Glenwood, eight of 32 panelists were examined for the murder case against Clarence Price, 49, charged with killing his 13 year old great niece Edith Kuhl. Deliberations continued after a noon recess with no juror chosen. The report notes a statistic about longevity among single versus married people.

Glenwood Clarence Price Pacific Junction Farmer Edith Kuhl

Radio Schedules Highlight NBC CBS Networks in Daytime and Evening

Readable NBC and CBS listings show WEAF WJZ WABC WLS and other affiliates broadcasting a mix of musical programs, dramas, talk shows, operettas, and news. Notable figures include Princess Marie, Nappy Hollow, Nelle Revell, and George Givot with various orchestras.

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Farmers Gather in Washington for AAA Meeting Today

Scores of weathered farmers from over twenty five states gather in Washington to press Congress and industry to keep the farm adjustment act. Organizers estimate 3000 to 4000 expected at Constitution Hall with talks from L M Lawson R Hunter Pope Earl Dean and A M Bourland plus officials Wallace and Davis.

Washington AAA Congress C.H Plainview Tex Allon Aay Main Orlock North Carolina South Dakota Montana Constitution Hall Iygwas Sam Lassen Brookings County Washington, D.C Lassen Texas L. M. Lawson South Carolina R. Hunter Pope Enfield N. C Earl Dean Mason City A. M. Bourland Vernon Wallace Chester C. Davis House Agriculture Committee Jones

Morgenthau Sees Steady Dollar Aimed at Global Stabilization

Treasury Secretary Morgenthau discusses a strong dollar and exchange stabilization. He notes plans to support silver as a monetary metal and to use gold as a reference for world prices, with the United States taking the lead in a gradual currency revaluation alongside Belgium.

United States Naval Academy At Annapolis David Sellers Admiral Sellers Cmef Hollywood Senator Cutting Academy Morgenthau Belgium

Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids Ad

An old advertisement touts Cystex as a guaranteed kidney and bladder remedy. It claims 48 hours to show vitality and a full week to complete work with money back if unused. The ad warns against drastic drugs and markets a 3 cent per dose price.

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